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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1938
Page
4
Entered at the Post Office as second class matter. Subscription rates shown for Huron South Dakota and nationwide mail. Rates include weekly 1S¢, monthly 5t, 10 weeks 1.00, 20 weeks 2.00, three months 1.25, six months 2.50, yearly 6.00. Associated Press note credits news dispatches and local news.
Arthur H. Hagg and Associates with offices in New York Kansas City Nab Omaha Denver San Francisco Chicago Northwest Daily Press Association Minneapolis call 4151 and ask for the department or person wanted.
Editor notes National Education Week observance by Pusily and instructors in Huron public schools. A. J. Lang writes that liberty comes under law, rights protect freedoms, and democracy rests on self governance. Cautions against extreme open mindedness and shortcuts to utopia, urging students to defend freedom through sound education today for tomorrow’s liberty.
Luise Rainer decides against divorce from Cli Odets after a roller coaster ride. The story notes the coaster’s ups and downs make clinging to a cliff seem easy, and it mentions broad consumer advice that covers almost everything except locating money.
Miss Anne Morgan leads the American Woman's Association in its 11th year while coordinating New York World's Fair Career Tours with 27 women's clubs. The program offers out-of-town professionals backstage access to offices and plants, linking them with leaders and current practices in their fields.
South Dakotans recall a day likened to the state fair as neighbors traveled to Sioux Falls for a carm husking contest while others listened by radio. The diary notes the value of fellowship, new ideas, and practical uses of kitchen shears, then reflects on simpler living and outdoor beauty amid social gatherings and a program featuring Ralph Meyers, Maybelle Meyers, Adah Davis, and other local performers.
The piece strings quirky remarks from Marjorie Hillis on fashion and Mr Myrtle M Hunt on desertion, then cites Dr Francis Townsend on a weekly eighty dollar plan, Dr Frederick Burnett on tavern singing contests, and Dr George W Crile on a comical medical line about athletes and executives.
A humorous sketch contrasts two golf clubs one elite and costly with caddies and strict rules and a second affordable course where players carry their own bags. The speaker notes the social divide and echoes Grandpa Snazzy on how wealth shapes staff and leisure.
European critics mock American materialism while billboard clutter grows nationwide. The piece cites Gettysburg as a shrine and notes vast highway arrays of signs from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia. It questions national sensibility as 39 million dollars yearly funds billboard display amid minimal ad share.
The piece contrasts a New York education panel on junior high sex education with a veto by the Board of Education. It notes plants and life science as the proposed content and argues for stage-appropriate instruction. It ends with Seattle residents being warned not to shoot at approaching airplanes as a stork and grandmother head to a publisher’s home.
M H L Hollingsworth of Chicago head of the Boy Scout division of the Chicago North Western Railway visits Huron to explain the division’s duties to aid in organizing troops and supporting existing groups. John F. White, SD State Fair secretary, returns from Calgary after a two week April vacation, with Banff noted. Delegates of the South Dakota College Press Association attend last night’s entertainment in Huron College Channel.
A jumble of crossword like clues and scattered terms appears to form a puzzle around mythical beings, objects, and locales. Read as a single puzzle, it mixes numbers, animals, scents, music notes, and weathered words, inviting reconstruction of a narrative or solution.
Broadcast plan shows NBC CBS and MBS carrying the Army Navy classic from Philadelphia on Nov 26 with pregame pageantry starting 12:35 p.m. and an extensive slate ofNBC WEAF WABC WIJZ and other networks listing programs from 6:30 p.m. through late night including news, music, and variety shows.
A 1938 Washington overview notes anti monopoly and banking probes heating up. Hearings on the Van Sweringen proxy case loom as ICC and SEC power shifts are debated. Talks touch rail financing taxes and rearmament, with party lines and legislative timing shaping potential actions.
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