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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1932

Page

7

Families Escape In Chelsea Fire Endangers Residents

Chelsea November 15 fire destroyed the post office a general store a garage and a dwelling with losses put at 50 000. The Tinker and Grady families woke to smoke at about 4 pm escaping in night clothes. The post office located in Harry Tinker store burned. several cars and an oil pack in Lester Grady garage were wrecked.

Chelsea Harry Tinker Lester Grady Toker Grady

Rail Lines Subsidized Raise Alarm Over Bus Industry

CHICAGO November 15 The Shannon congressional committee heard claims that government support to railroads via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation has subsidized railways and harmed the motor coach sector. Lawyer Ivan Bowen testified that loans to railroads were favors, while R J Baker urged ending Panama Canal steamship line and military transport to boost merchant marine business.

Chicago Shannon Congressional Committee Ivan Bowen Minneapolia Reconstruction Fiance Corporation

Reno Says Will Continue Fight Over Farm Prices

The Holiday Association board of directors voted to push a national producer alliance and test farm mortgage contracts. they urged members to resist foreclosures and debt collection. National Farmers Union president John A. Simpson blamed high prices for business failures and predicted legislation aiding farmers with remonetization of silver, refinancing, and crop marketing reforms. He credited the union with blocking a sales tax bill and urged vigilance against renewed tax increases by big interests.

Aneni Me Singler Holiday Association Board of Directors Unio Holiday Association Association National Farmers Union John A. Simpson Oklahoma City Agriculure Congress Oklahoman Simpson Farmers’ Union

Chicago Real Estate To Be Sold At Auction

Chicago officials moved to collect delinquent taxes as the auctioneer prepared to auction parcels valued around 50 million dollars. County Judge Ermund K Jar esckie overruled objections by the Association of Real Estate Taxpayers and ordered sale to satisfy unpaid 1930 real estate taxes.

Chicago Cook Ermund K. Jaresckie Association of Real Estate Taxpayers

Monument completes Wright brothers tribute at Kill Devil Hill

In Kill Devil Hill North Carolina a 60 foot granite pylon memorial to Wilbur and Orville Wright was completed today. Workers spent 22 months building on a 35 foot deep sand dune base to resist shifting sands. The monument honors aviation's birthplace and the first powered flight on December 17 1902 with Orville Wright piloting.

Kill Devil Hill N.C Kill Dev Aviation Wilbur Orville Wright

Sioux Falls Girl Crowned Alpha Iota Queen

Florence Ostrander of Sioux Falls aged 20 and a student at Nettleton Commercial College was crowned queen at the Alpha Iota convention in Washington, after serving as a convention delegate in the closing session yesterday.

Sioux Falls Alpha Iota Washington Florence Ostrander Miss Ostrander Nettleton Commercial College

Prince of Wales Arrives Under Heavy Guard at Stormont

In Belfast tomorrow the Prince of Wales will be welcomed by a security force exceeding 1,000 men with 4,000 armed units. Authorities say an extraordinary guard includes 2,000 troops 2,000 Ulster policemen and 8,000 Orangemen volunteering to aid along the route amid past Belfast street clashes.

Prince of Wales Belfast Northern Ireland Stormont

Man Undergoes 110 Blood Transfusions

Boonville Missouri reports a man from Versailles Dr George Frisbie age 34 set a record by receiving 110 blood transfusions in four months. Attending Dr Ravenswaay notes the prior record was 167 transfusions over three years after influenza illness and four months in hospital including mastoid sinus problems and spleen removal operations.

Boonville George Frisbie Versailles Frisbie H Revenswaay Ravenswaay Frishie

Dreams Of Grid Star Come True At Michigan

Dreamed kickoff return dreams became reality for Ted Petoskey, star back for the Michigan Wolverines. After switching from end to fullback to cover injuries, he gained 183 yards in 21 carries and scored two touchdowns including a 56-yard run. Petoskey, a multi-sport athlete, was highlighted for versatility and scoring prowess in the 1930s era.

Ann Arbor Mich Ted Petoskey University of Michigan Petoskey Saginaw High School Ted Yost Michigan Stanley Fay Jock Heston Harry Kipke

Portsmouth Star Has Fine Record

Bark mtch Glad, a leading scorer in the National Professional Football league, had a brilliant athletic career before joining the Portsmouth Spartans. Coach AA Stagg praised Clark as the greatest natural high school athlete he had ever seen. After prep days he nearly entered Northwestern, but returned home to Colorado and attended Colorado College where he earned AP all-America honors in 1923, with a girl in the story now Mrs. Clark.

Portsmouth Star Glad Tha Spartans Stagg Clark Northwestern University Pueblo Colo Colorado College

Kick-Off Specialist 4 Is Oklahoma's Star

Norman Oklahoma Gazette profiles Grin Red Boras from Champaign Playing as a top kickoff specialist for the Sooners Boras averages over 55 yards per kick. Lewie Hardage notes his value in preventing long returns and touchdowns. Boras explains his method eye on the ball step and swing to hit below center with power.

Oklahoma Norman Okla University of Oklahoma Grin Red) Boras Champaign Sooners Vic Texas Lewie Hardage Semon Borah

Coach Orders Back To Carry Ball Near Goal

Kansas State College fullback Ralph Graham drives toward the goal line as coach calls for a carry near scoring range in Manhattan. The play underscores the team’s emphasis on aggressive ground gains and strategic ball control.

Manhattan Kas Ralph Graham Kansas State College

Coach Obscure Call Sparks Teammate Response Drama

A chaotic sideline moment in a football game sees Coach Bob McMill urging a player to carry the ball up toward the goal line. The instruction is repeated as teammates react, creating a tense scene about onfield signal urgency and discipline.

Bob McMill Tle Siggels Ang Hin

Insull assets sought as son faces questioning in Chicago

In Chicago on November 15 a U S District Court session will seek assets of defunct Insull concerns. Samuel Insull Jr will be before Judge Ludley, tied to locating assets for two bankrupt Insull entities. The move follows his European return after talks with his father. The Cathedral of Seville, Europe’s second largest Gothic church, houses Columbus’ tomb.

Insull Chicago Samuel Insull, Jr U.S Walter C. Ludley Young Insull Europe Samuel Insull Insull Utility Investment and Corporation Sécurities Companies Seville Christopher Columbus

Right of Property Seizure Test Begun In South Dakota

General Motors Acceptance Corp sues Minnehaha County in circuit court to challenge county officials use of conditional sales contracts to seize property for delinquent personal taxes. The case cites an electric refrigerator seized from Harry Bessler, later paid by the plaintiff to prevent forfeiture while asserting title remained with GMAC.

Sioux Falls General Motors Acceptance’ Corporation Minnehaha Harry Bessier Stone Falls Bessler

Barber Indicted in Wife’s Death After Shaft Fall

Edwardsville Illinois November 15 Nelson Balster a 21 year old barber of Bathalto was indicted for murder in the death of his wife Margaret seven months after their wedding She died after plunging down an 81 foot coal mine shaft Oct 5 He had been accused of paternity of an earlier child and the baby survives with the four month old.

Barber Edwardsville Ill Nelson Halster Bathalto Margaret Bethalto Balster

TEWISH Calendar Origin Claims Creation Date

The Jewish calendar, shaped in Hillel's era in the fourth century, is said to trace back to 3761 B C as its starting point for creation. The calendar's present form embodies this traditional dating as its origin.

Hillel

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