AFL A F L backs Roosevelt on upbuilding American markets
An American Federation of Labor spokesman praised President Roosevelt for his call to create domestic markets through increased purchasing power. Matthew Woll noted the president’s vision as magnificent and discussed implications for independence from foreign markets. The convention endorsed joining British labor in boycotting Japanese products over China actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Det
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Matthew Woll
A. F
L. View
The
American Wage
Corinth
William Greed
Houston
Tex
St. Louia
Chicago
Birmingham
Rela Paiva
Woll
Hayrott
China
CampaIgn to raise funds for an iron lung in South Dakota
A new committee led by E C McKangie aims to double the current 59109 raised for purchasing an iron lung. The drive, backed by Grand Voiture 40 18, seeks club and organization donations and will forward funds to Aberdeen state headquarters. Neighboring towns encouraged to send gifts to Huron and the Evening Huronite serves as a depository.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakata
McKangie
R. A. Buchanan
Harry B. Adams
Markey
South ‘Dakota
Aberdeen
Huronite
JAP BOMBERS DRIVE INTO CHINA FRONT AT WOOSUNG
Japanese air strikes hit the International Settlement near Chapel and North Station as heavy bombs and shrapnel cause fires and debris. Chinese and Japanese forces clash at Tang Bridge Woosung Creek while China lodges a protest at the League of Nations over gas and shelling tactics.
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Coof
Telephone Co
Pantheon
Wil
Afo
Tedio
McMichael
Augusta
Nél
Yarnell
Tang Bridge
Woosung Creek
International Settlement
Ithe
China
Geneva
League of Nations
Japan
Pootung
Idgamo
United States
Soochow Creek
Everson Urges Farm Union Front Against Economic Pirates
South Dakota Farmers Union leaders assailed federal policy as harsh on farmers arguing for cooperatives and local control. Everson urged attendance at a Sioux Falls hearing to shape farm legislation and backed the Ludlow amendment on war powers. Erickson warned against monopolies and called for an economy that satisfies needs while avoiding entangling Europe’s conflicts. A mile long parade and convention votes wrapped up the gathering.
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South ‘Dakota
Sioux“Falls
Senate
Everson
Farm Unionista
America
Erickson
North Dakota
Europe
Farmers Union
L Lneup
State Colege
Im Piese
South Dakota
State Library Session Opens in South Dakota
The South Dakota Library Association convenes at the Congregational Church with 40 attendees as Abigail Lyon of Madison presides. A. J. Lang welcomes delegates from Huron. sections will meet after 1:30 PM with Nellie Brenner directing readers services and H. Bean Stallings guiding school libraries.
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Abigail Lyon
Madigan
South Dakota Library Association
Congregational Church
Marvin Hughitt
A. J. Lang
Huron Board of Library Trustees
Huron
Fay Eliott
Dell Rapids
Gailand
Ans Nasal
Pr T. D. Weeks
South Dakota University
Bloc. Severin
Brookings
Note Increase In Cattle To Be Fed
Federal economists report an expected rise in cattle fed for market in the coming winter and spring. Gains are seen in the Texas and Oklahoma belts with declines in western states. Stockers and feeders move into the corn belt about 10 percent more than three months ago, with October to December as the main period.
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Washington
Texas
Oklahoma
South
Nebraska
Kansas
South Dakota Pensions Higher Than Nearby States
South Dakota social security director J W Kaye reports September Old Age Assistance payments average 18.47 dollars versus 16.49 in North Dakota 19.49 in Minnesota 15.05 in Iowa and a national 39.52. About one third of residents over 65 may receive aid. 250 per 1000 in SD.
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South Dakota
North Dakota
Towa
Kaye
South
Serre
W. H. Hinselman
Raymond A. Kelly
J. W. Kaye
Hingelman
Shelly
Sugar Beet Growers Receive Final Payment
Belue Fourche plant manager W J O Beyant announced a final sugar beet payment of 56.9 cents per ton for the 1936 crop. Harvest of 1937 is about 125 percent complete as the plant nears full capacity. Government payments and prior settlements brought total payments to 56.9 per ton for 1946 growers. An initial 1937 crop payment is expected in November with higher government support anticipated.
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Belue Fourcre
Act
W. J. O'Beyant
Belle, Fourche
Utahe Tdlaho Sugar Company
O'Beyant
O'Bryant
City approves Kuehn Croft Boerner for auditorium design
In a committee and public session the commission accepted the Kuehn Croft and Boerner bid after fee reductions, amid one dissenting vote by John Kautz and a protest from VC Perkins over an out of state architect. A legal contract will be drawn. Site selection for the auditorium was not decided and expected at the next meeting.
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Kuehn, Croft and Hoerner
John Kautz
VC Perkins
Folso
Kuehn-Croft
Boerener
Iti
Ciy Commission
Farmers Union elects leaders at national convention in Oklahoma City
At the national convention in Oklahoma City Dakota Union reports Lorrks near completion of his fourth year as South Dakota Farmers Union president. John Skage of Toronto is re-elected vice president, Paul Erickson of Clear Lake re-elected secretary-treasurer, with state and regional directorates filled by Enoch Hofstad Jessie Mist W C Terfan L D Lymn and others. The audience awaited President Everson and National Director Erickson as farmers advocate cost safeguards.
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Dakota Union
Oklahoma City
Lorrks
South Tankota Farmers Union
John Skage
Toronto
Association
A. B. White
Allen
Rae Paul Erickson
Clear- Geld
Jant Daly
Whe
E. H ‘Sauber
Yankton
Benroe
C. W. ‘Dang
Tripp
Farmers Unionw Direc
Torate
Enoch Hofstad
Elk Point
Jessie Mist
Jer
Mt. Vernon
W. C
Ter
Weizigal
Waiton
Everson
Erickson
City Pumps Water From North to South Ravine Lake
City Manager Sears announced the siphoning of water from the north lake to the south portion to protect fish for winter. The south end was drained after summer swimming season to repair a sewer line under the lake bed. work is complete except for final connections.
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Cow
Sears
Ravine Lake
Min
Scars
Weather summary for Huron area forecasts cold night
Forecast calls for considerable cloudiness tonight and Friday with very cold conditions tonight and a somewhat warmer Friday. Temperature ranges and precipitation figures are incomplete but indicate typical monthly normals. Sunrise is listed as 6 46 AM.
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Huron
Vieinit¢y
Weather forecast for South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Friday with mild temperatures in the south west. In Iowa increasing clouds in the extreme west and central areas with frost or freezing tonight but warmer by Friday. Minnesota forecast generally fair tonight and Friday with improving temperatures.
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South
Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Wellington Man Dies in City Hospital
Wellington reports the death of 67 year old Freese early Wednesday. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
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Wellington
Man
Ward Freese
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Hinselman
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Kuehn-Creft and Boerner
Syphon
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Bismarck
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Sheridan Wee Willister
Valentine
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Mitchell
Rapid City
Watertown
Aaron Redfield
LO Ee System Drug Store
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