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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1932
Page
14
Washington notes the 1932 results upending long held political theories. The shift shows more than independent voters changing tickets, with two thirds of states moving from 1928 to 1932. Change in voting habits means axioms no longer hold in politics.
The Lewis family and Mrs Lewis and their son Michael visit Vienna with guests and a lively household. The author, known as Herr Doktor by locals, plans only a few months abroad, keeping Europe as a temporary dwelling place. He says he is revising several stories this winter and a European backdrop won’t drive his work.
Nobel Prize novelist Sinclair Lewis, a sharp critic of American middle-class life, has leased a villa in Semmering near Vienna and rented a town flat in Vienna. He will spend the winter in the Austrian resort, occasionally traveling to Italy, and has bought a radio to listen to broadcasts at home.
In Chicago an electric banjo clock was presented to Amos Alonzo Stagg by the Chicago Rotary Club. The retiring University of Chicago athletics director will step down next June. The gift carries a message praising him as a great reader of youth and exemplar of character.
Herbert Plummer notes Walter Walker from Grand Junction Colorado remains in limbo as a senator with salary and duties but no seat in the chamber. A December election will decide if he ever takes the oath and becomes a full senator, with past Shipstead precedent offered as possible exception. In Poland, bootleggers adapt as Finland ends prohibition and Polish liquor finds new domestic routes despite high taxes.
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