05 Oct 1933
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
1
In a Legion committee push, advocates call for bolstered national defense amid postwar tensions. The piece outlines proposals for expanded military readiness, funding, and strategic measures to ensure security.
The report notes cooler Friday after a warm period. It references general conditions and temperatures, with hints of wind and possible precipitation late in the day.
Earl Wohltehill pitched superbly as Washington defeated the National League champions 24 to 0 in game three. Whitehill supported with strong batting, driving in nine runs while Fred Fitzsimmons and Grant Tiviler contributed early runs in the second inning, shaping a decisive lead.
Pierre October 5 Relief W L Ewler issued orders to restart the relief road program delayed yesterday He sent telegrams to relief counties instructing them to confer with county road supervision about new projects You are authorized to supply men to such road work from your approved relief cases at 40 cents an hour Please inform me if stretches of relief work are properly distributed and sufficient for the probable number of relief cases in the next two months
Disjointed OCR notes describe the New York Giants in a world series game with mentions of box scores, players like Fitzsimmons Jackson Ott and others, innings, runs, and defensive plays. The fragment references drought relief funding and county work but lacks a clear cohesive event.
Beadley County roads kept relief work moving in scattered sectors despite yesterday’s general halt order exemption for the area. Crews resumed tasks in some townships while others paused, reflecting uneven enforcement and ongoing reconstruction efforts.
Watertown officials discuss boosting slaughter incentives for unprofitable cows. Agriculture commissioner Baldwin backs a taxBased bounty tied to butterfat in milk, proposing higher compensation funded by processing taxes to reduce excess dairy cow stock.
In a foggy passage the Lindberghs, Charles and Anne, are reported to be headed toward Salisbury and Wales on a car journey. The report notes heavy fog affecting the route as Col. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh travel toward Britain, with Salisbury framed as a waypoint on the trip to Wales.
Arthur Fontaine was elected president of the Huron American Legion drum and bugle corps amid a ceremony at the cottage club. He promised continued support for youth programs and planned a year of active community events with the unit.
Minneapolis report says Mayor Bainbridge sought a personal contact line but police or city officials refused to provide a silent number. The mayor reportedly pressed repeatedly and was warned, ultimately learning the number from his wife after returning home.
Federal Home Loan Bank Board and Home Owners' Loan Corporation report foreclosures fell 1.1 percent from August to September. The analysis covers 1,14 communities and 53 percent of the population, noting stronger real estate activity in rental and sales markets nationwide.
A former Austrian army corporal confessed to police that he sold a weapon later used in an attempted killing of Chancellor Dollfuss, wounding him instead. Investigators probe Dertit Detin’s political ties and note his membership in a local swimming club linked to Nazis.
A misreadable OCR fragment reports a mother and child involved in a vehicle overturn near a farm three miles south of Pipestone. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate local rural accident.
Southern Florida braces as a tropical disturbance nears, center about six miles south of Key West. Heavy seas and winds lash the coast while Havana reports a hurricane impact and U S officials warn Miami area residents to brace for gale conditions.
Paul Mallon discusses an unseen angle on the Cuban story from Washington. He claims U S diplomats influence American correspondents and notes repeated rumors of an American naval vessel rushing to the area.
In New York on October 5, President Roosevelt joined the National Smith in a public event where he exchanged casual greetings with former governor Pine. The moment featured warm acknowledgments as they touched shoulders in a friendly gesture amid the address.
Los Angeles reports show a three fold investigation into the Griffith Park brush fire that killed seven. District Attorney Baron Fitts assigns a deputy to the coroner's inquest with a jury of experts to hear evidence from city county and state investigators. Coroner Frank Nante cites uncertain death toll while Barr admits starting a fire after hearing reports near the park.
Washington reports that Henry Morgenthau Jr the Farm Credit Administrator urged government aid to farmers outlining four channels to avert foreclosure and restore agricultural prosperity He emphasized directing first mortgages to public ownership rather than government taxation as the ultimate safeguard against excessive losses and speculative credit amid financial strain.
Edward A Hayes of Decatur elected national commander of the American Legion for next year. Delegates back a four point program including full army strength to 14 000 officers and 150 000 men and navy expansion to London treaty limits. Rehabilitation plan and opposition to League of Nations noted amid final Miami adjournment prep. Drum and bugle corps prizes listed with Marlboro mass winning 1250 dollars and other prizes awarded to Uniontown La Porte and Sioux City.
A suspect was ordered held in a federal court on a $3,000 bond after admitting involvement in stealing rifles from the Fargo Armory and selling some to two strangers. Investigators recovered a vat with two stolen weapons and traced others to additional communities.
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