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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1936
Page
1
Disturbing reports frame the Simpson affair as a potential threat to the British monarchy amid international tensions and political scrutiny. The article compiles disparate items reflecting unrest, imperial ties, and sensational politics impacting royal perception.
A gauge of gratitude from local workers and residents. JOHN STEELEY says good health and being able to work are priceless. RAUL OCONNER notes steady breaks and smooth progress. MARJORIE BROWN mentions a goose and daily contentment. MRS GILMIORE VAN OLST reflects on continued stability. GEORGE ADAMS appreciates employment and daily meals.
AP report from Richmond Wyoming describes Arthur Cooper a Negro inmate who vanished last summer and was found months later ready to leave a cell near his former quarters. He had been serving another sentence under an alias and asked if he could get his old job back, to which police replied he was “working your way up” and returned him to his cell.
An elderly narrator recalls a rural mishap with humor and grit. A stubborn uncle on a bicycle outruns a street sign warning of a bed bull, plunging into a fence and gravel. The storyteller reflects on perseverance and daily life.
Huron Automobile dealers prepare for Huron’s biggest auto show opening tomorrow night at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Garages polish an array of autos as workmen ready the lobby for the two day event promising one of the most varied displays yet. Slatz Randall’s Band to provide entertainment Saturday with Owens trio and girl harmonizers. a dance at the Elks ballroom follows.
Socialist commanders rushed reinforcements to Madrid University City to stem a fierce insurgent counter attack. Brigades and volunteers manned northwestern entrenchments while fascist planes strafed lines and bombed areas near the model prison. Government forces, led by Isabel Tornel, held streets as trucks were requisitioned to move food amid meat shortages.
Honolulu reports show the Pacific Coast maritime strike reducing Hawaii imports and sending turkey prices soaring while 15,000 island birds remain. Army and navy crews aid Thanksgiving meals with canned goods, island fruits, and local meats on menus.
Peace efforts showed progress in Pacific Coast freight talks as coastwise shippers and most maritime unions neared tentative terms. A remaining hurdle with cooks and stewards delayed a full return to Alaska routes, with officials optimistic about a near agreement within 48 hours. Meanwhile in France a sympathy strike by Le Havre dock workers halted unloading of the United States liner Washington, as efforts continued to move the ship.
Homestake Mining Company announces a $100 Christmas bonus for all employees. Guy Bjorge, general manager, says a total of $972,000 will be distributed on December 18. This marks the second bonus this year after a $50 payment in June.
Montreal November 26 report notes a view of an abbey and describes weather and civic scene as observers comment on cultural heritage and local landmarks amid a quiet news day.
Mrs Beckwith of Willow Lake writes at length about release from a hospital. The poem describes a grandmother’s tears hope and gratitude as she returns home for Thanksgiving to mend stockings scrub floors and care for her family despite hardship.
Huron marks Thanksgiving with church services and private gatherings. Businesses and public offices close for the day to allow a full holiday observance. The Presbyterian Church hosts a special morning service at 7 30, other churches hold worship, and festivities or theatricals are planned later.
Lincoln Neb mayor Charles W. Bryan ordered eight minor offenders freed for the Thanksgiving holiday. Three refused and stayed in jail. Five went free but one returned within hours. Others were warned not to mingle with Tom and Jerry.
Overnight accidents tied to slippery roads prompted Chief Jake S Kelson to urge care during Thanksgiving travel. One person hospitalized after a Wednesday night crash on highway 14 west of Huron. Miss McVey of Wellington Springs hospitalized locally.
TOKYO NOV 26-7 Conversations under way between Japan and Italy toward mutual recognition of Japanese sponsored Manchoukuo and Italian Ethionia. Giscind Aurita Italy's ambassador met Foreign Minister Arita on an important matter. Officials indicate possible third party rapprochement and alliance considerations against Communism.
London editors discuss cabinet and monarchy tensions centered on Mrs Wallis Simpson as The Times Telegraph and Daily Mail publish leading articles. The Week calls the articles a threat to the monarchy while noting heightened thunder in press coverage over the king cabinet rift and palace closeness to the controversy.
Chicago coroner’s jury adjourned the inquiry into the worst elevated train crash after testimonies. Van BR Grooms, missing and 37, among 65 injured, remained hospitalized. Forty seven others still in hospitals. three in critical condition. General Manager Bernard Fallon testified the tragedy appeared caused by human error rather than equipment failure. State’s Attorney Courtney warned of potential manslaughter charges if criminal neglect by crew is proven.
Fair tonight and Friday with rising temperatures. In South Dakota and surrounding areas expect generally fair conditions. Widespread warming continues into Friday with pleasant conditions for outdoor plans.
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