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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1934
Page
5
The national planning board suggests star gazing could aid charting the ship of state. They argue that climate history and solar energy studies may influence economic planning and that astronomy could illuminate climate shifts for policy.
The Apollo Club of Minneapolis will perform two concerts at the college auditorium Wednesday an afternoon free show for SDEA visitors and an evening public concert. The day includes travel routines meals rehearsals and a chalk talk by conductor William MacPhail followed by a formal stage concert featuring works and solos by the club and guest artist(s).
Budapest reports that the sixth international wheat conference announced general agreement among exporting and importing European nations including Russia on proposed regulation of the wheat trade. Discussions covered annual and quarterly export quotas and a quota reserve with minor alterations noted by several countries. Argentina’s refusal to accept the 1933 wheat pact keeps a deadlock in the four major producers. Conversations among the four exporting countries continue.
In Greenville Texas on November 26 two people died after eating bread treated with insect poison. Several others, including Otha Phillips and members of the Teague family, were critically ill. The poison was mistaken for baking powder in a container kept with tomato plant insect powder. The report notes a line about olive oil quality from Tuscany.
The SoDak WoTe O banquet at American Lutheran church featured a playful alphabet menu parody of federal programs, followed by a relief program and lively entertainment. Speakers included Minerva Nelson and Mrs Luella Werden, with Adah Syverud leading community songs.
Washington Nov 28 delegates from 12 of 19 AFL building trades unions failed to attend the department legal convention. Credited delegates numbered nine with two unions absent. A split within the federation neared permanency as the dissenting unions planned a separate convention and potential new organization.
In Warm Springs Georgia President Roosevelt outlined steps to taper government spending and ban further tax increases. Senators Robinson of Arkansas and Harrison of Mississippi backed relief to avert starvation and discussed unemployment measures while indicating normal expenditures would stay within income. Captain Cook was killed at Kealakekua Bay in Hawaii.
Oscar H. Robson pleaded not guilty at a preliminary hearing in Phoenix to extortion charges tied to the kidnapping of six year old June Robles. A government witness linked ransom notes and handwriting to Robson and a grand jury investigation was ordered with bail set at fifty thousand dollars.
Washington November 26 Treasury Secretary Morgenthau outlined next month’s financing plan and a larger working cash balance. He said no December exchange issue will be offered for the 1.0 billion fourth Liberty bonds maturing April 15 and no call will be made on $30,000,000 four percent home owners loan bonds maturing April 15.
Engagement and wedding ring advertisement for Smith Jewelry Store in Deadwood lists Lead and Hazel Ruth Bogarth. Includes rings and advertisement phrasing for a betrothal celebration.
Washington nov 28 a leading inflationist urged careful steps in the new congress and a early showdown. Senator Thomas of Oklahoma a democrat outlined a strategy calling for a period of waiting for the presidential mandate results and suggested listening for guidance before pressing inflationary measures.
The Oklahoman described recent administration gestures as showing that President Roosevelt aimed to let business operate with minimal government constraint in the near term to assess what it could achieve.
The All-Service Club dinner is set for Wednesday noon at the Marvin Bughitt venue. Main speakers planned are William MacPhail, director of the Apollo club, and Dr. George W. Nash, governor of the Rotary club, with visiting service club men invited to attend.
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