Shifting Trends Warn of Changing Breakfast Habits
Walter G. Beckford warned at an American Gas Association convention that hábitos are shifting away from hearty breakfasts to lighter fare like orange juice toast and coffee. He noted gas use drops with modern toasters and electric appliances, predicting wider business challenges from evolving consumer habits across industries.
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American Gas Association
Walter G. Beckford
Mr. Beckford
Eckford
Lawyers under fire as Hutchins calls for ethical soul-searching
The American Bar Association top brass attacked President Roosevelt over his critique of lawyers at Kansas City. University of Chicago head Robert M. Hutchins warned that the legal profession must self-examine, arguing that laws are shaped and interpreted largely by lawyers and that public trust hinges on moral leadership.
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American Bar Association
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Luin
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Hutchins
Supreme Court
What Sort of League Should Lawyers Be
A clipped editorial argues the legal profession faces a split between being a profession with ethical duties and a trade focused on profits. It calls for self questioning aligned with President Hutchins and urges clarity on lawyers’ societal role amid public disillusionment.
Guarding a President in Secret Service Duty
An essay on presidential protection notes secret service vigilance as they guard President Roosevelt in Hood River Oregon after a sidewalk throw of a package. The item proved harmless a hand embroidered handkerchief and flowers from an elderly woman who meant it as a gift. The piece recalls the constant threat from dangerous fans and the need for caution.
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Secret Service
Tris
Roosevelt
Hood River
Ore
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mussolini Defends Democracy in Germany Speech
Mussolini proclaims in Germany that both nations are sound democracies, but his definition frames democracy through capitalist powers and secret groups. The piece contrasts his view with traditional American democratic practice and questions the nature of democracy today.
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Mussolini
Germany
Hitler
Interesting Editorials from a South Dakota File
Daily editorials selected from the largest filed section of American newspapers in South Dakota. Open during office hours for readers of the Evening Humanite for reference, study, or review. Located in the Newsroom library at the Iscand door or the Evening Guronite Building.
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South Dakota
Evening Humanite
Iscand
Eoening Guronite
Ldltor
Hoover's transformation reshapes public persona in era shift
Ray Tucker notes Herbert Hoover as a changed figure from a defeated president to a more engaging, approachable statesman. The Journal cites shorter speeches, brighter manner, and renewed contact with people, likening his change to Chief Justice Hughes’s post election warmth and public appeal.
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Lioux City
Ray Tucker
The
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Herbert Hoover
the Hoover
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Interior Department
Tucker
Mr. Hoover
White House
Hoover
Cleveland
Justice Hughes
Hiram Johnson
Califor
Teddy
United States
Mr. Hughes
Washington
Will Rogers Memorial museum plan aims to honor the man
The Los Angeles Times notes the Will Rogers Memorial should reflect Rogers character and appeal to the public, favoring an accessible, life filled museum over a formal, marble laden institution. Funds may be diverted if delays occur, prompting expedience. Rogers valued children and the afflicted and would want a lively, practical collection including Indian and pioneer artifacts, frying pans, accordions, beads, and war banners.
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Will Rogers
Los Angles Times
Oklahoma
Rogers
Pioneer
Diary of a farm family in Central South Dakota
Central South Dakota farm woman describes a chilly morning with breakfast talk about sausages and pancakes. She notes her boys, their interests, a memory of Uncle Len, and plans to read Joseph to the children while Tim returns to work, reflecting on learning and family life.
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Janey
Joe
David
Uncle Len
Jan
Joseph
Jerry
Dane
Tim
Twenty Years Ago Social News From Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron local notes recall visits by George Hebron to Aberdeen for the Baptist Synod and several informal gatherings. A Child Conservation League reception featured fall blossoms, clothing gifts for Sioux Falls Children’s Home, and a whist party celebrating two birthdays with gifts. Two receptions at Mrs. G. R. Dickson’s home hosted patriotic contests, Needlecraft, and an elaborate tea with helpers Mrs. Maynard Mallets and Mrs. Helen Marril.
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Sioux Falls
F. J. Whitney
Fifwen Indies
E. Rutherford
Rutherford
W. Hopkins
G. R. Dickson
Maynard Mallets
Helen Marril
Political maneuvering and Roosevelts influence in the 1932 GOP
The piece details rival factions in the Republican party seeking a candidate, with Senator Vandenberg and Glenn Frank discussed as possibilities. It notes Roosevelt's potential impact on party direction, criticism of McNinch as “Little Caesar” at the FCC, and calls for a nonpolitical ICC-like reform. It mentions radio antis and probes into the commission, plus a Rockham event featuring Prosperity Clay, the Homemoskets Extension Club, and a Rockham High School benefit dance for basketball outfits.
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Senator Vandenberg
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Roosevelt
McNinch
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Washington
Guile Totary
Rovce
Caesar
White House
Ateast
Mr. McNinch
Rockham
Oct
Spacia
Prosperity Clay
American Legion’ Hall
Rockham High School
Hoy
Nighthawks
Tha Tearm
Belle of Yesterday Stirs Conference in De Smet
A major Congregational Churches conference opens Thursday in De Smet with Dr Johnson addressing the first session at 4 30 pm Miss Leona Burr former Shaowu Foochow teacher will discuss the east situation Dr Warren A L Denison of Dayton Ohio is also slated to speak A sacred concert by a 25 voice junior choir concludes the day and attendance is expected to be large
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de Smet
Congregational Churches
Johnson
Leona Burr
Shaowu
Foochow
Warren AL Denison
Dayton
Ohio
Church of 25 Voices
George Muse
Louise Harrington Returns Home After Operation
Mrs Louise Harrington underwent an operation in a local hospital and returned to her home Saturday. The report notes the event as a routine medical procedure with her recovery expected.
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Dome Bonilla
Mra
Louise Harrington
Tvron
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