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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1939
Page
11
In a police station scene Nick Smith bristles at accusations while Sergeant Flynn presses for truth about a couple picked up earlier. A mysterious woman finishes packing, imagining freedom and love yet fearing pursuit as the apartment door thuds closed and a stranger arrives.
A porter notices a traveler and a disordered room with a packed suitcase. He asks Miss Johnson if she is leaving, then informs her she must accompany him. The scene ends with a prompt to continue the story.
Memphis physicians at the Southern Medical Association meeting hailed Subifupyridine as a dramatic breakthrough. The sulfonamide derivative, in use since last spring, is credited with reducing pneumonia deaths and is seen as a major public health advance. Early surveys suggest 500 to 1,000 lives may have been saved so far this November.
Spink County rural mail carrier group and auxiliary met at the Pan Baird home in Frankfort for a pot luck dinner and program. Dana and Jeannette Baird performed a skit and Carol Kearney read Old Mother Goose. National postal convention photos were shown. Louie and Mrs. Boyd were honored guests on their 50th anniversary. Paul Baird presented gifts to the couple on behalf of the county group.
In Bancroft on November 22 the PTA met with Shel don F Reese of Huron speaking about travels in Europe. The mixed chorus performed two numbers and during social hour attendees played games and shared refreshments. Admiral Byrd made a solo world trip at age 14.
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana told the National Farmers Union in Omaha that the farm crisis threatens democracy and urged a two fold legislative plan. He backed a self financing cost of production and party price act and a farm debt adjustment bill to relieve farmers. He outlined certificates to cover price differentials and a five year plan to reduce debts with local committee study while farmers stay on land.
Farmers supplied the most new students to the State College freshman class this year, per the registrar. Laborers ranked next with 34 children enrolled, followed by garage and filling station workers at 14, insurance men 25, postal employees 16, merchants 24, railroad men 15, and salesmen 1.
Rockwood Community Hall hosts a Friday night party and carnival on November 29 sponsored by Sangstad school. An amateur contest hard times costume contest old time dancing a guessing contest and other entertainment will be featured along with games refreshments and a silent line will be served.
The Orthode Presbyterian Church youth group of Sancroft gathers at Glacys Patrick's residence Thursday evening for a meeting.
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