Trade Pact Sparks Farm Aid Debate Across South Dakota Papers
Comments from Sioux Falls Argus Leader Mitchell Republic and Watertown Public Opinion dispute the Canada trade agreement. Some say it harms farmers by favoring factories. others argue tariffs are secondary and the pact will boost agriculture by restoring exports. Secretary Wallace claims broad benefits despite skepticism. The clash signals a wider 1930s political battle over farm policy and industry.
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Sioux Falls Argus
Mitchell Republic
Canada
Republic
Wallace
Watertown
Nancy Westbrook's Party Plans Stir Family Tensions
In a tense family scene Nancy argues with her grandmother over hosting duties and guest lists for a party. Nancy clashes with Dana over dress and social ambitions as she contemplates inviting Ronnie Moore, the town's wealthy bachelor, while lingering on memories of a past friendship and a fairy prince fantasy.
Supreme Court Taxes and the AAA Powers Question
Government lawyers urged that congress guided the secretary of agriculture in setting processing taxes under the AAA. The piece warns of broad presidential powers, questions delegation to officials, and calls for reform so Congress alone sets tax amounts. describes the issue as unsafe and campaign relevant.
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Supreme Court
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Mx Roosevelt
Harry Daugherty
Albert B. Fall
United States Chamber of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Farmers object to tariff tweaks ahead of election
The Roosevelt administration faces criticism for tariff tinkering near an election. The Canada trade deal cuts duties on cream beef veal and potatoes, drawing Midwest backlash. Agriculture bears the concessions while manufacturing gains, signaling a shift that farmers say harms rural interests.
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Roosevelt
Canada
Mid-West
Watertown
Final Straw on Hauptmann Trial Circus Claim
The defense asks the US Supreme Court to overturn Bruno Hauptmann’s conviction calling the trial a circus. The piece notes odd features and criticizes both sides for sensational press previews and overblown tactics, while arguing the prosecution shared some blame for the spectacle.
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Bruno Hauptmann
United States Supreme Court
Hauptmann
Hay
Olson Announces Senate Run on Former Labor Ticket
Floyd B Olson pledges to seek the senatorial nomination on the former labor ticket and will run as an independent from the two old parties. He says he will not use Democrat or Republican labels to gain votes and aims for an open fight on party lines. The move may serve as a bold example for other office seekers.
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Floyd B. Olson
Labor
Auto Makers Hold Key To High Speed Highway Hazards
An editorial notes auto manufacturers, led by Nash Motors president E. HL McCarty, may curb cars traveling above 75 mph. It argues speed on expanding highways raises fatal accidents, urges cooperative limits, and questions consumer demand versus safety. It poses whether makers will restrain the push for speed or risk driver resistance.
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Watertown
E. HL McCarty
Nash Motors
Enead
Dana Westbrook Arrives at Grandmother’s Neglected Estate
Dana Westbrook comes to live with aristocratic Mrs. Wil lard Cameron and meets a cold welcome from her grandmother and half sister Nancy. In the new setting Dana senses unresolved family tensions, romances and an atmosphere of control as Nancy and Aunt Ellen scheme to steer Dana toward socially suitable matches.
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Hele
Vana Westbrook
Ham
Reed
Willard Cameron
Dana
Nancy Walllace
Wallace
Dana Westbroook
Amerter
Elen Carewe
Nancy
Gorden
Dann
9Pe
Susan Weatherford
Hector
Marechal Neil
Jake
Aunt Ellen
Grandmother
Ellen
Eden
Sarah
Mrs. Cameron
Money
Murder Guilds and the New York Times Crime Wave
The piece notes a surge in racketeering and professional murderers as a public danger. It cites Amberg and Stern in Brooklyn, accusing them of multiple killings and suggesting a pattern of arrests followed by light sentences. The article questions why crime evades the courts and laments the social impact.
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New York Times
Amberg
Brooklyn
Stern
Siin
Dewey
Mil lers High School NYM Aid Quota Raised
The quota of aid offered to students at Miller’s High School under the National Youth Movement has been increased from 16 to 48. Indications suggest more assistance may be available at a later date.
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Millers High School
Natonal Youth Movement
Twenty Years Ago Today in Huron
A. L. Kinkead spends a few dates in Cherokee Iowa on business. W J Buchpum spent Sunday with friends in Witchcock returning home last evening. Mrs Harold Ainsworth operated on for appendicitis at Syrasse hospital this morning. Tom Fleming returned from Minneapolis Chicago and other eastern points where he has been on business. Vernon Clerk returned from Sioux Falls where he has been visiting friends. Cris Hartnogel in serious condition yesterday is much better today believed on the road to rapid recovery. Chovieg Schulz expects to leave for Hastings Nebraska in about a week to join an orchestra in a theatre there.
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A. L. Kinkead
Cherokee
Wi J. Buchpum
Witchcock
Harold Ainsworth
Syrasse Hospital
Tom Fleming
Minnneapolis
Chicago
Vernon Clerk
Sioux Falls
Cris Hartnogel
Chovieg Schulz
Hastings
Neb
Contest entrants urged as pages lack names in weekly draw
The paper warns that several colored comic pages lacked identifying names, leading to two funnies being disqualified. Mildred Anderson is praised for best color work and wins tickets to the Huron Theatre. Other listed entrants include Freeda Rohrer, Vonda Movrri son, Normand Duncan, JH LaRoy Glassburn, Buell Sle kas, Thomas Davidson, Patsy Downs, Clarice Waltom Bughcock, and Robert Thorpe. All entries must be at the Evening Huronite office by 5 pm Wednesday.
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Ati
Cha Judec
Ions
Mildred Anderson
Huron Theatre
Freeda Rohrer
Alpena
Vonda Movrrison
Huror
Normand Duncan
JH LaRoy Glassburn
Huron
Buell Slekas
Thomas Davidson
Patsy Downs
Clarice Waltom Bughcock
Robert Thorpe
Elizi
Lake Preston Hosts Masonic Parley Leaders Gather
Lake Preston lodge members welcomed neighboring lodges of the Western Number 12 Tuesday with Carl Hall of Huron leading the session as city grand master. Huron’s Feasbarg and McMillan of Brookings spoke with deputy grand officers present, joined by Carlyle of Brookings. About 15 men attended a social hour and smoker to close.
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Lake Preston
Blake Preston
Specinks
Jedza
Carl Hall
Huron
H. Feasbarg
Pst
Grand Aseter
B. McMillan
Brookings
Ditrict
Thanksgiving Vacation Notice At Bancroft High
Bancroft high school will be off all next week for Thanksgiving vacation. The grade schools will have Wednesday Thursday and Friday off for their variations. Teachers plan to go to their homes for vacation.
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Bancroft
Funeral services held for Mrs. James Geddes
Out of town relatives attended the Sunday funeral for Mrs. James Geddes in Forestburg. Those present included Mr and Mrs Harry Hilton and Mr and Mrs William Hilton of Havelerk ta, Mr and Mrs G A Weidmier of Highmore, and Mr and Mrs Roy Smith of Artesian.
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Forestburg
James Geddes
Harry Hilton
William Hilton
Havelerk
G. A. Weidmier
Highmore
Roy Smith
Artesian
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