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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1935

Page

4

Huron Publishing Co Ad Rates and Addresses

Published at 49 Third St S and Chas H J Mitchell president Robert D Lusk secretary. Entered at the post office in Huron S D as second class matter. Rates: by city 15 cents per week. by mail in state 2.00 for 7 months and 4.00 for 15 months. elsewhere 35.00 per year. Associated Press member notice about re publication rights.

Tite Huron Publishing CO Third St. S Chas H. J. Mitchell Robert D. Lusk Huron S. D South Dakota United States

Japanese Gains From Ethiopian Crisis Warned

The piece argues that appeasing Ethiopia by ceded wealth would teach Japan a dangerous lesson and embolden other aggressors. It suggests a peaceful Ethiopian settlement would prove the lure of loot as a method to end hostilities, undermining restraint on banditry and aiding Japanese aims in Asia.

Japan Ethiopia Italy Tokio Mussolini China Mr. Pedler le L Duco

Relief repayment inspires grateful Milwaukee adopters

A Milwaukee woman on relief wrote to the county board seeking permission to adopt two dependent children. She and her husband had relied on relief, but now with the husband employed she wishes to repay the county by giving the orphans a splendid home, hoping the children grow into useful adults.

Milwaukee Were

DOING VALIANT WORK BY THE AMERICAN LEGION ON CAMPUS

The League for Industrial Democracy is barred from campus meetings at University of Iolaha Pocatello due to American Legion opposition labeling it communistic. The piece argues defense of free speech, condemns communism, and praises Legion leadership under National Commander Murphy for urging better government concepts to counter youth influence.

League For Industrial Democracy University of Iolaha Pocatello American Legion Legion John Stuart Mill Murphy

Unsung Brazilian scientists hailed for selfless sacrifice

A Brazilian bacteriologist Dr Edison Souze Dantas and his superior Dr Jose Lemos Monteiro died of typhus after working with live virus while seeking new typhus cures. Their deaths, noble and unheralded, reflect rare heroism in medical science at the Butantan Institute in Sao Paulo.

Bis Edison Souze Dantas Butantan Institute Sao Paulo Brazil Jose Lemos Monteiro Dantas’ Superior Medical Science

Japan Gains From Mussolini Drive In Africa

The essay argues Mussolini's campaign in Ethiopia powers Japan's expansion in Asia. It asserts Japanese advantages in China and Manchukuo hinge on Europe’s distraction, noting cautious forecasts of northern China falling to Japanese influence as part of a broader world upheaval. It warns that white nations may resist but are preoccupied.

Japan Sienor Mussolini Africa Asia Ching China Manchukuo Mooth Nathaniel Pelfer Asia Magazine Mussolini Ethiopia Europe

Our Service to the Philippines and Its Burdens

The United States holds a continuing duty toward the Philippines after annexation. World opinion cannot fully reward this nation for its actions nor replace the immense costs in treasure and lives. Guardianship persists as observers doubt self government while vast sacrifices have been made and the outcome remains grievously burdensome.

Philippines United States Manila Bay

Farmers Learn to Merge Politics and Economics

New York World Telegram opines on the corn hog referendum, contrasting farmers’ cooperative production limits with steel industry pricing. It notes public scrutiny of tariffs and questions how farmers may leverage combined political and economic power, while acknowledging farmers have more to learn from finance and industry.

New York World-Telegram New York Times Federal Trade Commission Joe Grundy Congress Pittsburgh AAA New York Iowa Dany

Landon Keeps Focus, Lets Kansas Lead the Way

Gov Alf Landon of Kansas remains in the background as talk grows about his presidential prospects. Kansans favor him and the Kansas delegation backs him. He avoids New York invitations, chooses to stay in Topeka, saying the timing will boost him more when the country is ready to see him.

Landon Sioux City Journal Alf M. Landen Kansas Cleveland Ohio Topeka New York Gov. Landon Baldwin Mussolini de Bono Mussolinis Ethiopia Stephen T. Zarly National Committee Charles

Family confrontation ends with Bobby declaring love

In Jean's apartment Larry explains how lawyer Montague and others aided large scale crime, revealing a chain of betrayals. Bobby Wallace returns, comforts Jean, and admits love, offering to take care of her after the tumultuous exposure of gang ties and indictments.

Jean Joan Larry Glenn Larry Mr. Montague Donald Montague Leavenworth Don Montague Montane Bony Jackson Dover Sandy Harkins Bobby Wallace

Canadian Official Horizontal Crossword Clue Puzzle

A compact listing of crossword clues and their varied hints. The puzzle mixes geographic, political, and cultural terms with numbered entries and letter play for a newspaper feature.

We’d get along He said You can like me like a sister

A fragmentary dialogue shows Fean declaring affection to Bob bys Girling while Bobby I interrupts, attempting to confess a deeper feeling of love yet failing to finish the sentence. The exchange hints at a romantic triangle and hurt feelings.

Bobby Tecan Mile Jofa Beboy Jean Fean Bobbys Girling

Twenty Years Ago In Huron Lectures And Local Happenings

A lively audience of businessmen heard a concrete paving lecture by Minneapolis expert Mr. Macrower at the Bijou, aided by lanterns and film. Olsor Brothers opened a new care in the World building with a crowded debut. Local residents Mrs. Lyons and Miss May Hill plan travel to the Pacific coast, while Mrs. Tivons and Miss Gil visit points of the West. Mrs. John Servin and her mother head to Trad to settle, and Mrs. W. N. Farmer visits Minneapolis. Dr. Henton arrives from Omaha to join Spranue hospital staff. An article in the Maronite noted the Felke farm west of the thir grounds at $95 per acre, corrected from $05.

Macrower Minneapolis Bijou Olsor Havng W. N. Farmer Henton Omaha Spranue Hospital Felke

Educators Assemble For Regional Meet In Omaha

Regional conference of church related colleges gathers in Omaha with participants from Nebraska Kansas Missouri Iowa Arkansas North and South Dakota. F H M Gage of Coe College Cedar Rapids will preside morning session and Dr Ey Guy Cutchell of Nebraska Wesleyan University Lincoln will run the afternoon meeting.

Omaha Neb Nebraska Kanss Missouri Iowa Arkansas North South Dakota F .H. M. Gage Coe Collers Cedar J Rapids Ey Guy Cutchiil Nebraska Wesleyan University Lincoln

Political Climate and Key Figures in Looming U.S. Debates

A string of remarks and incidents trace the evolving political mood as Roosevelt engages with reporters, Farley reacts at a press event, and discussions intensify around Townsend ideas and party ethics. Notables like Senator Borah and Alabama Democrat Calhoun are cited in a chorus on governance and public trust.

Teminger Alabama Ja’ Calhoun Oncesan Uw Moss Poland

School Program and Pig Social at Midland Township

A rural Midland township school program was held Friday night with Miss Lorraine Mullany as teacher. A large crowd attended the entertainment and raised 13 dollars and 28 cents from a carnival run by the ladies. Also held was a contest to select the homeliest man and prettiest lady. Mr Goifrey was named homeliest man and Viele Nielsen the prettiest woman.

Miller Midland Township Lorraine Mullany Nies Brough Goifrey Viele Nielson

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