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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1936

Page

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Surprise West Coast dash announced by Gov London

The report details a surprise cross country dash announced by Governor London as tensions rise in Europe. It describes Spanish peasants aiding Madrid defense and the Francoist attack advancing toward Madrid with curfews and shortages, while Belgium's neutrality and Franco-Belgian accords trigger French scrutiny and possible new security talks.

West Coast Gov. London France Paris Leopold London Belgium League of Nations Aaron Cartier de Marchienne Great Britain Forcig Anthony Eden Hien Selgium Brussels Francs League of Nations. Inc Rhineland Fort March Germany Hoe Hs Per_ tinax Edhoi de Paris Pertinax

Weather Forecast Note for Hiren Viciniy

Partly cloudy conditions expected for Friday and Saturday. Isolated showers possible in some areas with light winds expected from the southwest. Highs near mid eighties, lows in the seventies across the forecast region.

Cewdy Seesian

TVA Overruled Motion in Suit by 18 Power Firms

Federal Judge John J. Gore in Nashville overruled a TVA motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by 18 power companies. The ruling did not address the constitutionality of the TVA act. Also reported are a Bronx milk wagon fatality, a risky newborn operation in Passaic, a sewer cave-in in St. Paul, a crime swindle in Minneapolis, and a high school football update from Yankton.

Nashville Tenn John J. Gore Tennessee Valley Authority TVA York Bronx Rachel Waldman William J. Gaynor Lawrence Johnson ST. Paul Frank Helger Reste Cuers Frank Jack Gust Adams Yankton Yankton High School Pess Huron Tixer Field

Elizabeth Smith Found Guilty of Second Degree Manslaughter

Elizabeth Smith, pale and shaken, awaiting sentencing after a Bronx roof death verdict. Jury of 12 convicts her of murdering a newborn by pushing it from an apartment roof last April. She sobs, vows to appeal. maximum sentence 15 years.

New York Elizabeth Smith Ate Baba Bronx Edward Bianco CIA

South Dakota Farmers Hear Tolley On 1937 Farm Program

S D farmers show keen interest in 1937 farm program plans as H R Tolley AAA administrator returns to the state, meeting about 350 farmers east of the Missouri River and outlining desired program features. County agents and conservation committeemen from all east-river counties attended, with a state committee to finalize plans at Brookings Farm Week.

South Dakota H. R. Trolley AAA Huron Misouri River Tolley America Locks Rapid City N .Gathezin Tyery County Missouri River Ross Davies Brookings State Conservation Committee Davies Hills Tolley T.B. Walker Washington Cof Triple A Harry Schooler State ‘Agricultural Conservation’ Committee A. M. Eberle South Dakota Extension Service Beadle County L.L. Ladd

Exceeded Authority Said In Deportation Case At Omaha

Omaha report details Lyman Lee and family placed in Douglas County shelter as federal and county officials pursue the deportation of a South Dakota family. Sheriff Nash states Lee sought to return to farming in South Dakota while on probation and facing legal residency questions.

Omaha Lyman Lee Douglas County South Dakota James M. Tilcott South’ Dakota Lees Frank Nash Charles Mix Nash Bouth-Dakota Bouth! Dakota Neem Wageere

Tolley Praises South Dakota Farmers At Huron

H R Tolley AAA administrator and T B Walker regional representative praised South Dakota agriculturists as second to none during a gathering at the Huron Courthouse. The plainspoken talk drew attentive farmers who discussed requirements for a 1937 farm program, with Tolley and Walker accompanying Tolley expressing strong commendation.

South Dakota H. R. Tolley AAA Sunshine State T. B. Walker Washington Tolley Huron Wall

Soil Payments To Start Soon In Soil Conservation Plan

The Agriculture Department will begin distributing 170 million dollars in soil conservation program benefits. First payments likely mailed next week or the following to farmers in Pennsylvania New York Maine Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee Kansas Iowa North Dakota California Delaware and Vermont. Checks for nearby northeast and east central regions mailed from here. other regions from regional offices. Officials expect 2 to 2 1/2 percent of payments before election day and full completion possibly by January.

Washington Agricultural’ Adistment Administration AAA Pennsylvania New York Maine Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee Kansas Iowa North Dakota California Delaware Vermont East Central North Central

Ekins Still Gains On Globe Racers

New York World Telegram and Scripps Howard report that racer Ekins leaves Midway Island bound for Honolulu in the Hawaii Clipper stage of the around the world race. The 1300 mile leg is expected to take about ten hours, placing him about 1500 miles ahead of rivals Kilgallen and Kieran as storms threaten the next leg aboard the Ching Clipper.

Ekins New York Hi. R. Ekins New York ‘World-Telegram Scrippa Howard Midway Island Pacific Pan-American Air Lines Dorothy Kilgallen New York Evening Journal International News Service

Marlen Pew Dies a Crusader for a Free Press

New York reports the death of Marlen Pew former editor and publisher and vigorous crusader for a free press. He died in hospital following a throat operation after resigning in June from his writing post. Pew’s career spanned 42 years guiding trade journalism and news services.

Marlen ‘Pew Free New York Telspaper World Today Marlen Pew Trade Journel Crusader For Free Preas Pew

Better Conditions For Workers Seen By FDR In Detroit

President Roosevelt on the Roosevelt train en route to Cleveland urged Detroit crowds to push industry to raise workers’ yearly earnings through higher wages and shorter hours. In Hamtramck he spoke of a future America with more holidays and time off as he campaigns across Ohio, Michigan, and nearby states. He highlighted New Deal relief as a saver of the day and defended federal action. He dedicated a stadium in Hamtramck and praised Frank Murphy while noting James Couzens’s defeat.

Harold Oliver Roosevelt Cleveland Ohio Detroit Automobie Hamtramck America Michigan Cincinnati Middletown Dryton Springfield Columbus Galian Donald 5. Leonard Cadillac Square Washington Jin Hamtamck Frank Murphy Senate James Couzens Frank Murphy Philippines United Stato Commonwealth of the Philippines

Actress Shearer Reported Recovering From Pneumonia

Hollywood October 16 Norma Shearer widow of Irving Thalberg who died last month is recovering from a serious bronchial pneumonia attack. She has been bedbound ten days with illness concealed until last night by her physician Dr Verne Mozon and two attending nurses providing constant care.

Hollywood Norma Shearer Irving Thalberg Verne Mozon

Plane Crash Brief Report From Unclear Source

A fragmentary OCR reads as a plane crash notice noting a vehicle plunging into the weather. Details are obscured, including names, places, or dates, leaving only the core event of an aviation incident and its hazardous weather context.

Hope Operation Aims to Let Baby Cry and Speak

In Pittsburgh on October 16 a suburban mother Mary Outta Grego hopes surgeons can enable her nine month old son Eugene to cry and perhaps talk later. Doctors at St Francis hospital began operations to remove a growth obstructing crying. Additional procedures on the trachea may follow as the baby breathes through a tube and remains under care.

Pittsburgh Mary Grego Millvale Eugene Big St. Francis Hospital

Du Pont Brothers Explain Why They Gave Large G.O.P. Funds

In Wilmington and York reports, Lammot Du Pont and Pierre Du Pont defend contributing at least 199000 to the Republican campaign fund. Lammot cites personal contributions and urges Republicans and true Democrats to back the party to defeat the new deal. Pierre says he supported Roosevelt modestly in 1932 but now backs the Republican candidate due to dissatisfaction with the administration.

DuPont Stand Lammot Pierre Wilmington Del du Pont Lammot du Pont Ey 1. du Pont-De Nemours and Company Hoover Pierre 3. du. Pont U.S Sam Lammet Guiley Lst Anges Republican Committee Americama Department of Commerce National Labor Board United States

Gains In Business Continue Says Review

New York October report by Dun and Bradstreet shows most lines of business widening their lead over last year. Retail sales rose aided by Columbus Day promotions while wholesale activity regained speed. durable goods manufacturers faced equipment limits. Regional gains ranged from 12 to 20 percent with the Pacific Coast near two percent.

New York Dun & Bradstreet Review of Trade Momai New England East Middle Wett Northwest South Southwest Pacific Coast

Landon shifts to coast to close campaign tour

Governor Alf Landon announces a final cross country swing ending in New York with stops in Los Angeles Oklahoma City Indianapolis Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Newark before Madison Square Garden address. He plans to vote in Independence Kansas and accuses Roosevelt of undermining private enterprise while pointing to recovery attributed to the Supreme Court.

Topeka Eno UPI Los Angeles Alf M. Landon Oklahoma City Philadelphia Pittsburgh Newark California Ilinois Indiana Michigan Ohio Lanedon White House Okaahoma City Phildelphia New York Madison Square Garden Hamee Ward St. Laury Maine Landon Iake John Hamlton London Hamiton Kansas Independence Kas Townsend Chicago Supreme Court Rolle and Claven

Did You Know Item From Evening Hurocite Notice

Did You Know features Mrs Anna Walter of Carpenter and her husband seated in a mature high chair once used by their child and later by twelve children in the family The chair remains in fair condition The Evening Hurocite offers seven cents for each Did You Know item and readers may claim payment after publication by the editor at the Hurocite office

Anna Walter Carpenter

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