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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1932
Page
7
Washington officials estimate nearly one million wandering men and boys exist across the nation many under 35 and 200000 youths. Brigadier General Pelham D Glessford plans to seek federal relief while hunger marchers are blocked from overnight stays in Des Moines as they head to Washington.
New York police hold Irving Bitz and Herman Bennick as suspects in a $4,000 Brooklyn pier bankroll robbery. Bitz, once linked by Col Lindbergh to underworld intermediaries in the Lindbergh kidnap case, is under arrest amid reports of an alleged jail delivery plot. Police describe a Brooklyn rooming-house arrest and find binoculars suggesting jail sightlines.
Fair tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions expected Thursday. South Dakota generally fair with warmer Thursday, western areas mild tonight. Iowa looks fair tonight and Thursday with slight cooling in central and east portions. Minnesota forecast calls for fair skies, colder in the east, Lake Superior region colder tonight, generally fair Thursday.
Sioux Falls reports 24 with high 48 and low 21 and good roads with no precip. Yankton 22 with no forecast and good roads. Watertower 18 with 44 and 18 and cloudy skies and good roads. Aberdeen 15 with 48 and 15 and no precip and good roads. Pierra 25 51 with none and clear. Rapid City 24 47 2 with none and clear. Broskings 24 47 2 with none and good roads. Senate cites court impeachment ten times since formation on the TS constitution.
Household tips cover selecting and preparing a Thanksgiving turkey with skin prep and stuffing ideas. A midweek contest offers three cash prizes for best holiday candy recipes, with submission rules and deadlines for homemakers.
New Orleans pair Dr. and Mrs. Monte F. Meyer won the North-South championship in the national bridge olympiad, triumphing with near flawless bidding end play. Boston’s James Magner Jr and Watertown Massachusetts’ William C. Campbell captured the East-West title amid about 20,000 players nationwide.
Groton will mark Thanksgiving with no public ceremony aside from church services and family dinners. Union services will be held by the Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal churches with Rev Luther C Benson preaching. Music by united choirs. First English Lutheran church also plans services. Schools will dismiss Wednesday evening for the holiday period.
Oklahoma City report attributes Murray's keen sight to his Kandebar mustache. He jokes that shaving the mustache would weaken his eyes and cites a twinkle in his blue eyes as evidence. The AP dispatch frames the claim as a humorous remark by the governor.
Washington figures fear organized crime could seize beer distribution if prohibition ends. Major brewers Ruppert’s and Anheuser-Busch pressed Dr. James M. Doran for strict permit enforcement, warning gangsters could muscle in with guns and violence. Lawmakers hear that high prices could curb demand and federal revenue while old-line brewers tout efficiency to beat rivals.
Nila Cram Cash, recently convert to Hinduism, writes Gandhi from Delhi to join his next fast. Gandhi recently observed a six day fast urging caste Hindus to recognize equality for the untouchables. Cash calls for a global awakening among white castes to bind hearts to the oppressed.
Police blame hoodlums for a campaign of bombings aimed at taking over local unions. Victims include contractors. blasts hit a steam shovel near Lisle and another at Libertyville. A tear gas device was used against the Teamsters union fire. Suspects named include William Three Fingered Jack te Marcus Looney and others tied to a drive to unite the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Chauffeurs with Chicago Local 782 under hoodlum control.
Testimony in Jonesboro reveals 2000 bogus poll tax receipts printed in Washington county and at least 10 to 12 were distributed. The hearing before Rep. J E Nelson investigates the August 4 primary congressional election in Tennessee's first district. Lovette failed to unseat B Carroll Reece in both the general and primary contests.
At a Mitchell ministerial association meeting Rev. A. O. Storvick was chosen president with Rev. CE Reidt as vice president. Rev. Swenson was reelected secretary and Rev. RK J Eling named treasurer. Rev. C N McManis retires as president as the group opens the Davison township Christian workers training school to continue for five successive Mondays with Rev. McManis acting.
Local briefs report numerous Thanksgiving plans. Residents return home from Milwaukee Mitchell Aberdeen Rapid City Mitchell and Yankton for holidays. Ads promote florals radios fur and coal heating with prices and delivery.
Mr and Mrs Seymour Mills of Casper Wyoming drove a live load of five barrels of dressed turkeys to Chicago for sale. Thieves stole the automobile truck and birds in under fifteen minutes while the couple searched for a buyer.
Rapid City hosts the 11th annual convention of the South Dakota Education Association as the all-state high school orchestra of 84 instruments conducted by Dr. Joseph E. Maddy of the University of Michigan performs for teachers and guests. Rapid City Symphony's Rey Peterson and Dr. Ernest Butterfield of Connecticut address the gathering on intelligence types, stressing multiple aptitudes beyond school smarts.
The document lists officers for several departments. Combined Sciences Clare MM Roberts Rapid City president F WY Rays Sioux Falls K I Stubblefield Watertown and A D Shonersky Huron vice presidents W W Moulton Mitchell secretary treasurer. Elementary Principles Rachael Newkirk Sioux Falls president Eta Dekyay Aberdeen vice president Jean Walker Sioux Falls secretary treasurer. Speech Clarence Jackson Rapid City president George Bowman Mitchell vice president Upton Palmer Rapid City secretary treasurer. Debating League O D Dimbar Hurl on president Clarence Jacobson Rapid City vice president F Voss Clark secretary treasurer. History Teachers Miss Lillie Kunkle Sioux Falls president Russell B Gibbs Rapid City vice president Miss Blanche Johnston Mitchell secretary censurer.
Springfield Illinois November 23 The Illinois General Assembly voted to approve a optional county sales tax not to exceed one percent to supply funds for relief of the unemployed and distressed state residents for seven months. The tax applies in counties taking advantage of the legislation and runs until July 1 1933 under the emergency bill.
The senior class of Erwin High School entertained pupils and teachers at a party in the high school auditorium. The event took place November 23 as a special feature of the school year.
Mortgagees declare default on October 18 1926 loan to Sophia Paulsen and others. Property is southeast quarter section 6 township 112 range 65 Beadle County South Dakota. Amount due 1678.26 with unpaid taxes 74.78. Sale set for December 28 1932 at 2 pm at Beadle County Courthouse front door Hur.
In Beadle County South Dakota Nick John Economes owner of mortgage offers property for cash to the highest bidder. Dated November 2 1832 Con R Huntley sheet of Beadle County B Beecheey attorney for owner of mortgage. No. 271 adv.
Mortgagee Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of Newark announces foreclosure for default on a promissory note and mortgage dated October 1 1925 by David B Walter and Anna Waller on NEY of Section 12 Township 113 North of Range 61 West Beadle County South Dakota. Sale at Beadle County Courthouse Huron November 28 1932 two PM to satisfy 5897.59 plus taxes and interest. Sheriff R Buntley of Beadle County to conduct sale. Attorney Herbert E Cheever Brookings SD.
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