Planned Production on Subsistence Homesteads
A report on subsistence homesteads notes miners displaced by industry are moving into tents and barns to become subsistence farmers on the Cumberland Homesteads project funded by the federal government. With only forty projects under way, there is demand from thousands seeking guidance to switch careers, while Texas irrigation districts show crop sales to industrial city buyers. Guidance for new homesteaders could promote productive farming and aid business recovery by ramping up planned production of import substitute crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossville
Tennessee
Cumberland Homesteads
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
No Senatorial Immunity for Huey Long in Libel Suit
The U S Supreme Court rules Senator Huey Long of Louisiana must face trial in a $300,000 libel suit by General Samuel Ansell. Long sought immunity as a senator, but the court holds presidential privilege does not shield criminal cases, directing the case to a federal courtroom. General Ansell is noted as a vigorous defender of his honor and a persistent fighter for his causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Long
Supreme Court of the
United States
Louisiana
Samuel T- Ansel
Long
Senate
Treasury
Supreme Court
Ansell
Charles S McDonald remembered for warmth and charm
Republican and Democrat sorrowed at the death of Charles S McDonald in Pierre. The Associated Press describes him as a man who drew people to him with warmth and friendship. He was loved by many, though he had enemies too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. McDonald
McDonald
Associated Press
Pierre
Charley McDonald
Charley
Charley McDonald a partisan fighter and trusted friend
The article portrays Charley McDonald as a fiercely partisan politician who trusted friends across parties. He played hard in politics, asking no quarter and giving ten, yet outside that world he formed broad friendships, drawing a duel in spirit that left Republicans and Democrats mourning his loss in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
McDonald
South. Dakota
Beadle County Sets Example on Enforcing Liquor Laws
City and county authorities urge strict enforcement of state and city liquor regulations as vital to temperance. They note repeal votes do not erase existing prohibitions and stress laws must be enforceable and supported by public sentiment amid rising drunk driving and auto accidents linked to liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hquor
Beadle
Reader letter urges unity for Roosevelt program
A Sioux City Journal reader argues that post election cooperation is essential for Roosevelt's success. The letter notes partisan blame harms the nation, urges Republicans and Democrats to set party lines aside, and stresses support for Roosevelt’s policies unless plans are clearly poor. It recalls earlier Hoover era backlash and calls for patience and constructive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Roosevelt
Tong
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Hoover
United States
Watertown Public Opinion on Campaign News Handling
An excerpt explains how Minneapolis Journal treats campaign news. It argues for fair reporting without promoting candidates, noting Governor Olson received fair coverage while the paper avoided propagandistic pushes. The piece lauds journalism that reports merits regardless of party, calling colored reporting unacceptable.
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Watertown
Tadey
Minneapolis Journal
United States
Journal
Floyd B. Olson
Olson
Ths
Minnesota
Ita
Garrisan
Jeffert
The Crew of the Forgotten Murder
Charles Morden, a Blade reporter, is found dead prompting publisher Dar Bleeker to hire Sidney Griff, a famed handwriting expert, to investigate. The case centers on Frank B. Cathay, his supposed heir Peter Malone, and a web of forged identity, hotel masquerades, a missing Malone woman, and a looming conspiracy as Griff and Bleeker pursue truth amid arrests and hotel room confrontations.
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Charles Morden
The
Blade
Dar Brceker
Sidney Griff
Morden
Frank B. Cathay
Cathay
Mary Briges
Mordn
Dath Cathay
Ing
Hl Griff
Alice Lorton
Alice
Kenneth Boone
Mories
Blanche Malone
Carl Racks
Griff
Bleeker
Mary Briggs
Ste
Mockley
Charles Fisher
Bisbee
Pete Matome
Frank Bliss
Fisher
Blesker
Malone
Stella Mockles Hay
Lawly
Peter Malone
Frankb. Cathay
Jowel
Agantess
Rieekes
Cathay Estate
Bleekeer
Blecker
Fishr
Peter
Tale
Pack B. Cathay
Frank & Cathay
Frank B.cathay
Frank’ B. Cathay
Asa
Inj
Hej
Mexican Statesman Puzzle Fragments For Historical Reader
A clipped crossword style excerpt presents clues and partial answers about a Mexican statesman and related terms from a historical puzzle. It references a president opposing Villa, various foreign terms, and scattered biographical hints, all from a bygone newspaper page segment.
Ten Years Ago In Huron Chronicle Items
Ten years ago in Huron a purebred Jersey pig sold for Armistice Day by W Bledsoe to W M Corcoran weighing 260 pounds. Bred on Dick Clarke farm northeast Ainton. A marriage license issued to Ralph Brouse and Louise Ro lf. A pre nuptial party at Miss Esther Zooymexx for Miss Irda Peterson. Progress 'ive 500 prize to Miss Mabel Heldstab and Miss Anna Isaacson. Bridge dinner hosted by E H Schaefer. honors to Irving Crawford and Dr W H Saxton. Lillian Gish stars in The White Sister at Bijou Lounge. Richard Dix in Mandate at Lyric. Ruth Gird leaves for Chicago to visit. B B McClaskey returning from Pierre on business. Albert Chenoweth back from Mobridge bridge celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bledsoe
W. M. Corcoran
Mr. Bledsoe
Dick Clarke
Ainton
Ralph Ferdinand Brouse
Louise Bien Rolf
Huron
Esther
Irving Crawford
W. H. Saxton
Lillian Gish
George O'Brien
Dorothy Mackeil
Richard Dix
Jacques Tine Logan
Ruth Gird
Chicago
B. B. McClaskey
Pierre
Albert Chenoweth
Mobridge
Make This Model At Home Dress Pattern Notes
A home sewing note describes trimming a feminine house frock with puffed sleeves and a yoke. It details a roared neckline with small lapels, patch pockets, and tabbed design. Fabric ideas include printed or plait material with lace edging. pattern 2068 offered in sizes 14 to 40, with 3 1/4 yards for size 19.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St
Ghee EL J. Mitchell
Robert D. Lusk
Postofica
S& D
South Dakota
Weha
United
Local
News
Apdil Bursa
F& Secke
Cege-Rutomele Newspapers, Inc
George Clark
Carletom
Kenorake
Villa
Robb
South America
Eno
Leno
Anne Adams
BOON
West Th Street
New York City
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