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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1937
Page
12
Clark Macer was found guilty of second degree manslaughter in the death of his wife on April 9. The jury returned the verdict this morning after closing pleas and jury instructions. Sentencing will be held Thursday morning before Judge Vern G. Wohlheter of Watertown.
The Dinneen Wright Motor Company opens at 84 Fourth Street Southwest after moving from 433 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest. EB B. Dinneen, company president, hosts a homecoming marking the relocation by the automobile sales firm that built the new building. A 1938 Studebaker was on display as customers toured the expanded showroom and offices.
Funeral services were held Wednesday for George Wermersen who died after an operation in Roches dee Me He was born in Plannagan Ia in 1883 and had been a cattle buyer living in Milles for eighteen years Short services were at the residence at 130 with the church service led by Rev Albert Hacht Burial is planned Sunday at Corwith Iowa Survivors include his wife a daughter Miss Georgia Mae Dennis and son Kenneth plus several brothers and a sister
Fair tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Hourly temps show modest variation. South Dakota and Minnesota North Dakota forecasts note generally fair weather tonight and Sunday with stable temperatures. Sunrise 6 41 a.m. Sunset 6 00 p.m.
The passage discusses a proposed lineup of nations opposing fascist powers, listing Great Britain and the United States with France and Russia, while naming Japan Germany and Italy as opponents. It notes Russia in parentheses and questions if Japan might trigger an incident due to Eastern tensions, asserting Roosevelt could not find Japan more preoccupied than in China at that time.
The piece discusses potential economic responses to Japanese expansion in China, including an American boycott. It cites Roosevelt era policy debates, Japan’s steel and scrap iron imports, and projected U.S. and British economic stakes. It notes Japan’s remaining oil and raw material leverage and evaluates possible consequences for American investments and global trade.
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