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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
4
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Voters are urged to weigh practical factors in the school bond election. The federal government offers a 40 percent grant and 4 percent bond support, with prior relief provision changes noted. The current high school is strained, with enrollment up about one third, needing timely action. The local school board has reduced indebtedness over seven to eight years and is trusted to continue prudent management.
H E Spangler, a republican generalissimo for the midwest, proposes the party may nominate a dark horse if leading contenders fail to appeal. The piece recalls 1896 actions by Bryan and Yates, mentions John W. Davis and Harding, and argues nominees should be vetted before conventions to avoid voter mistrust.
Organized labor demands prevailing wage scales on WPA projects, threatening pickets if wages lag private sector rates. Critics call the stance absurd as unemployed workers struggle to support families.
The article discusses labor concerns over WPA wage scales affecting private wages, competition with government projects, and farmer worries about government financing shaping markets. It suggests a temporary sustenance wage could ease tensions if WPA wages do not spill over into private employment.
The Treasury reports government credit agencies hold loans totaling over 8.25 billion dollars with assets near 11.5 billion, the largest capital stock in American history. The piece questions how long Uncle Sam will remain in this role and whether retirement from the loan burden will leave him with worthless paper as gains.
Safety expert J Russell Craig told Ohio teachers that clever drivers cause most traffic deaths by ignoring natural laws such as two cars cannot share a space and braking power doubles with speed. He cited tragedy from overconfidence and cited Detroit welfare incident involving Lily Brooks returning welfare funds for Joe Louis.
Rapid City Journal notes National Park Service plans to document American history through historic sites. Bad Lands are urged for consideration due to pioneer-era Indian warfare, federal expeditions, and dramatic landscape potential as part of the American Picture project.
Jean Duan secrets a marriage while federal agent Larry Glenn tracks bank robber Lewis and the stolen bonds linked to a car purchase. A doctor Doc Jeckers holds a crucial clue as agents search a cluttered office and confront his coerced cooperation about a deadly bond scheme.
Minneapolis Journal notes General Hugh Johnson denies desertion and criticizes New Deal policy flaws. He argues salvation comes under Roosevelt but urges purging errors and advisers, urging Johnson’s audience to address the President directly.
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Twenty years ago in Huron farewell parties and social gatherings marked the week as Rev. and Mrs. Frederic B. Evenson and niece Miss Ethel Lackey left for Rapid City. Local families hosted dinners and a Grave church Ladies' Guild event honored Mrs. Evenson. Teachers from Jefferson building hosted a Halloween party for forty students with a festive lunch.
An appeal for donations of old magazines books and furniture was made for the CCC camp library and reading room at the State Fair grounds by B E Wolland camp educational advisor. With 197 young men ages 16 to 26 to read them chairs tables and other furnishings are needed even if in poor condition. Those with items should contact camp headquarters by telephoning 8246 to arrange collection. The reading room is in the W C A nursery building west of the secretary's office. Twenty five company members are taking High school and college correspondence courses through the University of North Dakota with classes held 6 to 9 p m on Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
Redfield November 6 special report lists October vital statistics from Louis Howard Clerk of Courts. Marriages include Harold Tuhandy and Leona Rocher of Tulare. Martin Adler and Viola Agnes Aditer of Aberdeen. Albert C. Holster and Levaine Heer of Doland. etc. Two births and several deaths noted with incomplete details.
Registrations have been resumed for employment on WPA projects in Spink. EB. J. Mead is the interviewer in charge of the Out Post Representative Office on the National ReEmployment Service at the Spurt House here.
Ghosts and witches gathered around a floor table by candle glow for a sweets filled supper. Misses Eve Rutherford Gladys Bandy and Effie Waldrin served. Mrs W N Farmer hosted twelve ladies at a luncheon with pink and white decor, four course meal, and an auction plus fancy work. Mrs J C Burns received a keepsake from the day’s games. Mrs W Do Gagnon invited twenty children to the Polynesian Princess matinee at the Grand. Several locals plan trips to the California exposition including Asher Pay, Mrs John Davis, Mrs Buel, and others with names listed.
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