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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1932

Page

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Hoover Debates War Debt Policy With Roosevelt

President Hoover and President-elect Roosevelt plan a White House debt conference to shape policy on wartime debt. Hoover seeks congressional support for a near seven hundred million budget cut while Roosevelt gathers data and allies for upcoming talks.

Washington Hoover Franklin D. Roosevelt White House America Congress War Debt Commission Ronsevelt Hyde Park Roosevelt Colonal

Weather Outlook for Huron Vicinity and South Deketz

Parity cloudy to cloudy tonight and Tuesday with slightly warmer temperatures. In South Deketz, cloudy tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions, especially in the extreme east on Tuesday.

Huron South Deketz

Sam's Kindness Ends Badly on Birthday Night

On Sam Garon's 35th birthday he helped a stranger with a match. A young woman and a man then attacked him, forcing him into a car, robbing him of $15 and his new overcoat before throwing him out. Sam remained calm, telling police he was not mad though his birthday was ruined.

Sam Garon Ian

Robins Asserts Error Is Made In Asheville

Col Raymond Robins confesses the interruption of his mountain life was a monstrous error and lies in sanatorium care as doctors aim for rest to restore him. His wife cannot elicit recognition, while nephew John Dreier says he may be misidentified. The case hinges on diagnosis and a peaceful return to Whitier life. The Robins family plans a substantial reward for Carl Byrd Fisher, who led authorities to the missing leader.

Asheville N. C Raymond Robins John Dreier Robins North Carolina Dreier Florida New York World Telegram Salmon Levinson Chicago Carl Byrd Fisher Whittier

Judd Appeal Hearing Began In Arizona Supreme Court

Orlando Judd's murder trial appeal to Arizona's highest court opened with five defense attorneys and State arguments led by Attorney General K Berry. Defense cites twelve errors including self defense instructions, juror disqualification, and insanity law instruction. Judd also faces indictment for Hedvig Samuelson slaying with no time limit set for capital case arguments.

Judd Phoenix Ariz Winnie Ruth Agnes Ann Leroi Supreme Court of Will Hedvig Samuelson

City Schools Start Vacation Tomorrow

Thanksgiving vacation will begin in city schools Tuesday afternoon, giving more than 2500 children a respite from classroom routine. The break will be one day shorter at Huron College, starting Wednesday afternoon, with classes resumed Monday morning in both systems. Many teachers plan to take advantage of low excursion rates to rail and road trips, spending the holidays at home in scattered parts.

Huron College

Armour Increases Force To Handle Winter Hog Movement

Armour plant expands crews at Huron to boost winter hog movement output. General Danielson says force will rise to about 450 by season end, with eight hour shifts and a 3,000,000 pound weekly target. Married men and heads of families favored. 85 to 90 percent areReturning workers. Further increases will be gradual to ensure smooth operation.

Inzonda Huron Pany Ger JB L. Danielson Theshouse Danielson

Hoover Favours Beer Bill Says Britten Confident Hoover Won't Veto

Representative Britten after a conference with President Hoover said he was confident a beer bill would not be vetoed and would allow 10 cent per bottle beer sales with a tax of 3 to 4 cents per pint. He urged a bloc meeting before Congress convenes December 5 and planned to proceed with a bill to tax beer and protect dry states.

Hoover Britten Washington Salton Beck Pennsylvania Laguardia New York Congress Britten Side Tam

Ulrich Completes Navy Training After Enlistment

Ulrich from Huron recently completed preliminary training at the Naval Training Station in San Diego. He enlisted in July and is the son of Mr and Mrs Beech, residing southeast of Be 155 on Beach Avenue.

Ulrich U. S. Navy Clarence Huron Naval San Diego

Two Held For Holdup And Theft In Parkston Area

Ed Ribble and H C Estes of Belvidere are held in connection with the holdup of a Parkston service station and a car theft involving Bon Homme county license plates. Ribble reportedly has served time in the South Dakota state penitentiary.

H.C. Estes Belvidere Reed Gttgalvang Arkixion Parkston Homme County South -Dakota

Rapid City Students Prepare State High School News Roster

Rapid City November 21 reports a group of South Dakota high school students will cover the D E A convention events on Monday and Tuesday. They will write stories and editorials for the Rapid City Journal, marking the first All state high school staff assembled for such a project. Students Dorothy Margolieserman Rapid City Margaret Nnel Highmore Virginia Hamblett Sturgis Walter Overdahl Faith Phyllis Woodward Miller receive assignments and instructions from the Journal staff.

Rapid South Dakota D.E. A Rapid City Journal Journal Dorothy’ Margolies Erman Rapid City Margaret Nnel Highmore Virginia Hamblett Stur Gis Walter Overdahl Faith Phyllis Woodward Miller

Hitler May Form Cabinet Amid Berlin Negotiations

Berlin dispatch reports Adolf Hitler received a mandate to form a cabinet as President von Hindenburg attached conditions requiring a majority in the Reichstag. Observers doubt acceptance, noting Hitler may head an authoritarian cabinet while leaving doors open to negotiations. Paris coverage notes renewed talk of restoring the Hohenzollerns and cautions against monarchist restoration.

Berlin Adolf’ Hitler von Hindenburg Hitler Hohenzollerns Paris Adolf Hitler Germany Edouard Herriot Radical Socialist Party

Roll Call Progress in Spink County and New VFW Post

Red Cross fund in Spink County nears 900 of 1200 goal as Walsh Funeral Parlor Anderson Lumber Groceteria join the 100 percent list. Norah Hogan appeals workers to hasten contributions. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 2758 established at Redfield with about 30 members, first commander Lewis J Howard, organization by O T Mahaney.

Huron Red Cross Walsh Funeral Parlor Anderson Lumber Company Groceteria Norah Hogan Misa Hogan Red. Cross Huron College The Poly Foster Krake Besse Stackpole John S. Wharton Redfield O. T. Mahaney Kansas City Lewis J.howard

Committee Studying Higher Farm Prices

Chicago dispatch reports a committee began studying critical farm problems on November 21. Attendees include H L A Wallace of Des Moines, Lyman Wakebell of Minneapolis, A M Miss, and Sidney Aanletaon Us.

Chicago Sears Hla Wallace Des Moines Lyman’Wakebell Minnespoliss A. M.miss Sidney Aanletaon Us

Livestock Show Big Attraction in Chicago Exposition

Chicago hosts the 33rd annual International Livestock Exposition from November 25 to December 3 at Union Stockyards. The event, dubbed the pageant of American agriculture, fills 22 acres of exhibition space in the barnyard complex with herds and breeders from across the nation. News mentions New Orleans breeder Mr Muchow returning to the city today.

Chicago Union Stockyards

Relief Projects Resume Tomorrow in South Dakota

A state relief program will restart projects tomorrow after a meeting with Reconstruction Finance Corporation official Roland Haynes. Gov. Green and Roy Emry announced county allocations from 1000 to 5000 dollars per county, urging careful use for destitute families and avoiding dole-like aid.

South Dakota Warren Green Roy L. Emry State Relief Committee Reconstruction Finance Corporation Roivand Haynes Washington Haynes Dole Emry South ‘Dakota HR. F.C Sid Isis Ukely Govpera Countien Communtioneou Jrt RLFC Gover~nor Green M. Sharpe

Great Northern Announces Thanksgiving Holiday Rates

Great Northern Railway will charge regular one way fare plus 25 cents for round trip over Thanksgiving day. The new rates apply to travel across the Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and Manitoba.Announcement released today by E Bo Bruemmer of the Great Northern Railway. Rates take effect November 22 with return validity for the holiday period.

Great Northern Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Manitoba E Bo Bruemmer Great Northern ‘Railway

Huron Vets Attend Mitchell Meet Night Event

Huron veterans plan to travel to Mitchell for a meeting tomorrow night. The event includes a planned teleportation demonstration for attendees who gain admission. City officials and the event organizers promise a forward looking session with talks on veteran affairs and community programs.

Huron

Japan Pleads For World's Patience At League Council

Yosuke Matsuoka urged patience from the Western powers as Japan upholds a pacific policy in Manchuria. He defended Japan’s record with the League and multi-nation pacts while appealing for tolerance, insisting no war or aggression and stressing peace with its great neighbor. The address was delivered in English before Lytton Commission members and China's Wellington Koo, with a further statement expected this afternoon.

Geneva Japan Manchuria League of Nations Council Yosuke Matsuoka Lytton Commission Paea Far East Lytton’ Commission Ching I Dina Paris Frank R. McCoy United States Wellington Koo China

Plan Favored For Working Out Taxes Plan

Beadle County Farmers Union at a regular meeting favored a plan allowing individuals to work out personal taxes in townships and hand receipts to the person who did the work. Burton Culver, secretary of the Tax association, spoke on legislative matters and tax reduction. A discussion on topics to be brought to the district Farmers Union convention in Hedfield on December 2. A delegate to the convention was elected.

Beadle County Farmers Union Saturn Fund Pete Son Burton Culver Reiche Foun Tax Association Hedfield

Untaxed Families Increase in Italy

Rome reports that about two million families in Italy receive full tax exemptions to boost population growth. The policy forgives taxes for households with eight or more children, totaling roughly 285000 dollars annually in relief. Four years prior the number of exempt families stood at 116 million.

Italy Rome Tore

Coyne Offers Aid To Successor In State Office

Pierre November 2 7 Mr C K Coyne secretary of state has offered Miss Myrtle Morrison democrat elected to the position all assistance and co operates with honin acquainting with duties of the office Mrs Coyne now resting after recent illness expects to return to her duties in the office

Coyne Pierre C.K. Coyne Myrtle Morrison Chicago

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