Huron City Auditorium Site Debate Narrows to Four
The Huron city commission will choose a site for a new auditorium from four options. The paper argues against Winter Park, urging more parks and suggesting removal of the standpipe to create a downtown oasis. It warns that building in Winter Park would erode land savings and require finishing all sides with brick.
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Winter Park
Huron City Commission
City Auditorium
Huron
Commission
James River
Riverside
Folly
Hoover says police can curb youth crime by mentorship
In a Baltimore speech, J Edgar Hoover argues police youth programs deter crime. He warns that bank robberies glamorize crime to boys unless officers act as friendly counselors and play officials in local sandlot sports. Maintaining contact with youth shows money stolen harms many.
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Crmié
J. Edgar Hoover
International Association of Cadets of Police
Baltimore
Mr. Hoover
Tim
Juvenile Officers and Community Ties in Crime Prevention
The text argues police can prevent crime through a systematic campaign of friendship with youth. It notes many criminals begin as juvenile cop haters, and reversing this impression could advance law enforcement. Strong entities include police, youth, and crime prevention efforts.
Parents' Fault In An Unusual Juvenile Case
A juvenile court case shows an adolescent girl hostile to church school and officials. An officer found parents ridiculed teachers ministers and police in her presence undermining respect for institutions. The piece urges private grievance discussions and home school church unity to uphold discipline.
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Niice
Speedy police arrest two after Huron assault
The Huron Police Department swiftly captured two young men after robbing and beating a woman near J. W. Campbell Park. A dropped hat led to their arrest within an hour, with confessions secured and both men pleading guilty the next morning, each receiving a five year term at the state penitentiary. The rapid action aims to deter repetition and reassure local women of safety on city streets.
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Huron Police Department
J. W. Campbell Park
State Penitentiary
Rail travel praised for safety and growth in 1937
A short piece notes passenger rail traffic rebounding due to lower fares upgraded equipment and faster schedules. It cites a six month period in 1937 with no passenger deaths despite nearly 247 million riders and argues railroads remain the nation’s top mass transport. It adds a satirical aside about Russians at the North Pole drifting away.
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United States
Interesting Editorials From Note Readers Daily
A selection from a South Dakota newspaper presents editorials chosen for public readers. It notes access in the library of the News Room on the second floor of the Evening Euronilem Building for private study and historical reference.
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Col Jon
New Repener
South Dakota
Huronte
Use of South Dakota Land Slows Economic Vision
The Falls Argus Leader notes rising attention to proper land use in South Dakota. Editorial praise for open discussion of farming practices and regional adaptation, urging a steady shift from intensive crops to grazing and diverse farming based on rainfall, markets, and costs.
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South Dakota
Falls Argus-Leader
Money and War Shapes in World Markets
International experts argue money is the key war asset as Japan presses China and Roosevelt stirs East Asia. Japanese bonds fade while 1965 government notes hold value, signaling possible ruinous price pressure. yet only a decisive military victory could restore stronger Japanese credit, altering global money markets.
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Minneapolis Journal
International Monetary
Japan
China
Far East
Roosevelt
Jason
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Liberty Roods
Iti
Diary of October Reflections on Lily Pond Dreams
A diary fragment describes transplanting four o clock flowers altering their bloom, a cozy wood fire, and plans to build a lily pond using found pipes. The writer muses on beauty arising from humble mud and notes family chatter about carrying water and completing the project.
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Jerry
Atten
Joe
David
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Social Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron Miss Edith Laughlin hosts a house guest tonight with Agnes and Cassie Holbrook joining Jeane for a two week stay in Minneapolis. Mrs. Moody flies home from Washington soon. Kendal and Churchill aid Hoover food conservation in Beadle County. Clair Higgins returns from state university as he plans to join Berkeley aviation training. Bert Eckhart and Dr. F L Clase return from Chicago. A E Buck and others remain in Chicago for business. Gardner and Churchill return from Howard after recent business. Emmet Downes, once a teacher here, now a lawyer in Chicago, visits Bancroft friends. Bancroft P T A to meet at community hall Tuesday.
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Edith Laughlin
Kansas Avenue
Agnes
Cassie Holbrook
A. J. Holbrook
Jeane
Minneapolis
V. B. Moody
Washington, D. C
L. B. Kendal
Ila Churchill
Not
Budget Bureau Censors Congress Say Reports Must Pass
A long excerpt discusses a 1935 executive order requiring the budget bureau to review any congressional reports. It questions if this restricts Congress and if the order is used to shield the president’s program from unfavorable engineering opinions. It notes tensions about special sessions, Supreme Court rulings, and continuing tax levy corrections by the House committee. The piece cites Morgenthau and related figures shaping the plan.
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Budget Bureau
Roosevelt
Congress
TVA
Destoy
Creae Geven Pew
Leavenworth
Ncl
Army Engineers
Engineers
House Committee
Treasury
Vinson
Treasry
Morgenthau
Ives
Aberdeen youths visit Yale school kinship tale
A fragment notes Ann Mins and Dorothy Kyle visiting Yale school connections. The text references Aberdeen and a weekly schedule as part of a family or school event involving parents and guardians.
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Ann
Yale School
Aberdeen
Dorothy Kyle
Willis
Federal Official Puzzle Clues Mixed With Names And Definitions
A dense crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues about government figures, Latin terms, animals, and common words. It hints at a cabinet leader, bios, and various general terms gathered from politics, law, music, and science, all arranged in a crossword grid format.
Ralph Bradford Speaks Tonight at Huron Chamber
Ralph Bradford will address the Huron Chamber of Commerce membership meeting at Marvin Hughire Howl tonight at 6 30. Mise Beren Buchanan band from Treble Clef Club will headline the program and Bradford will share a message from the U S Chamber of Commerce. A birth notice notes Speck and Berard Ford welcomed a baby boy Sunday evening in a Huron hospital.
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Mise Beren Buchanan
Bradford
National Chambers Commerce
Huron
Northwest
Ralph Bradford
Eepartnent
United Sates Chamber of Commerce
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Hughire
United States
Vale
Mee Berard Ford
Huron Hospital
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