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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1934
Page
4
The Amolified Press is credited as the exclusive source for news dispatches in this paper. Local items are reprinted from the United Member of the Associated Press and other AP credited services.
The 1934 South Dakota Educational Association convention to be held in Huron marks the Beadle era’s golden anniversary. General W H Beadle, first SDEA president, influenced school lands policy and endowment. The piece urges teachers to join IDEA and uphold Beadle’s legacy amid fund debates.
The speaker urges support for education in South Dakota and preserving the school endowment. Huron hopes General Beadle’s spirit presides over the Beadle county golden anniversary convention, drawing in laymen and SDEA members alike.
A warning on growing railway crossing dangers as trains reach 100 mph. Officials urge federal state and municipal action and funded safety devices to reduce yearly casualties and protect motorists. The piece credits American engineering and calls for public responsibility over private railroad liability.
In a public reflection, Roosevelt recalls Hyde Park neighbors who suffered amid winter hardships. He contrasts alms-house costs at 0.37 per month with 719.34 for old age pensions, urging preservation of homes for the aged and support for universal pension programs.
The 1934 Nobel Prize in physiology and medicine was shared by Dr. George Richards Minot Dr. William F Murphy and Dr George H Whipple for liver treatment of pernicious anemia. The Omaha World Herald notes their modest reaction and cites the Mid West Clinical society meeting drawing about a thousand doctors to discuss advances in disease prevention and care.
A Boston Herald shock rattles readers as outsiders react to a dramatic turn in local affairs. The piece notes public response, media framing, and the ripple effect on perceptions of the city.
Reporter Charles Morden is found dead as Sidney Griff and Dan Bleeker pursue a tangled murder case. Griff suspects Frank Cathay and the Malone woman, with Alice Lorton and Esther Ordway linked to a web of deception and a planned betrayal.
A fragmented crossword style puzzle lists clues and answers about aviation history and related terms. It references renowned aviators, timings, measurements, and various geographic and linguistic hints embedded in a puzzle format.
In a narration of events near 922 Fast Elm Steel, witnesses describe Morden’s pursuit of leads through a garage and an apartment house. Kenneth Boone, volatile and armed, allegedly assaulted Morden during a struggle that ended with Boone’s gun in the incident. The account urges caution until all facts are known.
Ten years ago in Huron Miss Grace Winifred Newton and William Wagner were married in the Catholic church with Msgr Desmond officiating. The groom is a longtime J F Anderson Lumber bookkeeper and the bride, a Huron high school graduate, will reside at 676 Iowa avenue southeast after a brief wedding trip to Minneapolis and Weaver.
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