Huron Publishing Co Dues and Circulation Details
Published by The Huron Publishing Co with address 48 Third St SK Chas 4 Chas Mitchell president and treasurer Robert D Lusk secretary entered at the post office at Huron. Carrier in city 15 cents weekly. By mail in South Dakota 50 cents per month seven months 2.90. Feats 4.00. By mail elsewhere in the United States member of Associated Press. The Associated Press exclusive rights to news dispatches. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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THE
Huron Publishing CO
Third St. SK. Chas
J. Mitchell
Robert D. Lusk
Huron, & D
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Ews
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Chain of Empire and Roosevelt Panama Canal Visit
A column links President Roosevelts Panama Canal inspection to European tensions. It argues the canal is central to American naval strategy, economic routes, and the broader Chain of Empire linking Britain to its colonies. Italy's actions threaten Suez and the southern Red Sea route, heightening British defense concerns.
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Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Europe
Africa
United States
Canal Zone
America
Atlantic States
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Atlantic
South America
Canal
Britain
Japan
New Foundland
England
Gibraltar
Mediterranea
Malta
Alexandria
Egypt
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Aden
British Somaliland
India
Singapore
Australia
Italy
Sicily
Sybia
Ethiopia
Italian Somaliland
Eritrea
Elan
Mediterranean
Suez
Gulf of Aden
Itiny
Malte
Lybia
Feyot
Threats to Panama Canal Define Global Power Balance
The article discusses rising Poland Germany and Italy axis dangers, but centers on the Panama canal as Americas vital defense hinge. It frames the canal as life and death for US defense, and the British aim to preserve its "Chain of Empire" in parallel strategic stakes.
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Nies
Africa
Germany
Italy
Panama Canal
America
England
Man of the Month and Year for Huron 1935
The Evening Huronite nominates W L Barney Weir as Huron's man of the month for reviving the airport project. It credits his tireless work to make Huron’s new airport a top regional facility, with strong support from Washington and First Assistant Postmaster General W W Howes.
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Time Magazine
Huron
South Dakota
Northwest
W. L
Barney) Weir
Washington
W. W. Howes
Howes
Barney Weir
Roosevelt editor libel ruling sparks free press appeal
An editor in the Panama Canal Zone was convicted of criminal libel after charging U S army authorities with harsh discipline driving enlisted men to drugs and death. His lawyer appeals the verdict, arguing ruling threatens press freedom in the Canal Zone.
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Panama Canal Zone
Nelson Rounsevelt
U. S. Army
Rounsevelt
Mar
Wallace backs tariff link to processing tax debate
Mitchell Daily Republic notes Secretary Wallace tied the processing tax to tariffs, arguing both raise consumer prices and protect industries at the expense of farmers. The piece urges rural support for Wallace’s stance, warning of a fight if industrialists oppose AAA protection. The Rand dust issue and South Dakota politics are also touched.
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Wallace
West Mitchell
West
United States
AAA
Bank Bonds Bluff Turned On Sonny Boyd
In Dover, Sonny Boyd faces federal pressure as Larry Glenn and Hagan pin him down about bonds linked to a bank holdup. Boyd admits buying bonds for 32600 from Dun Montague, secretary to lawyer Robert Bruce. The case unfolds with threats of Atlanta confinement and a warned payoff.
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Jean Dunn
Donald Montague
Bobby Wallace
Jean
Golden Feather
Jean! Winee
Sandy Harkins
Larry Glenn
Larry
Wingy Lewis
Sandy
Bobby
Jen
Rocs
Sonny Boyd
Milo
Haenn
Hagan
Sonny” Boyd
Mir
Boyd
Division of Investigation
Department of Justice
Knuckles Welsh
Dover
King
Aties & Iron River Railroad
Lary
Hogi
Atlanta
Sonny
Loke
National Bank of
Neola
Red Jackson
J National Bank
Tim
Mr. Boyd
Sonal Hagan
Ms. Boyd
Bond
Federal Building
Bord
Desperaely
Lexry
Dun Montague
Hidden Word Puzzle From Fragmented Clues
A puzzle page lists numerous cryptic style clues with scattered partial phrases and mixed letter hints. The jumble includes references to numbers, objects, animals, and professions framed as horizontal and vertical entries, typical of an old newspaper crossword puzzle.
Brotherhood of All Railway Employees Officers Named in Huron
A meeting of the Brotherhood of All Railway Employees in Huron formed local officers led by Conductor Charles Heiss and other members including F M Homer M M Wy Schmidt and S McCail as secretary treasurer Tyrer. Local residents and visitors were noted with travels to and from Iroquois and the Twin Cities. multiple names and destinations reflect a busy social period around the assembly arm of the division offices.
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Brotherhood of All Railway Employees
Charles Heiss
F. M
Homer M. M
Wy Schmidt
MM. Louing
Wiliam Bersman
S. McCail
Tyrer
Maybelle Russel
Pacific Ocean
Theodore
Koepp
Watertown
Wis
C. F. Koepp
Yale
S. D
Jock i
Hazel Beek
Iroquois
Dickey
Mabel
Twin ‘Cities
J.B. Matson
Senesco
Hildegard Rother
Brookings
State College
Wilbur “Ewing
Redfield
J. W.campbell
Pacific
Coast
Campbell
San Francisco Fair
J. A Ludtka, Jr
Northville
Las
Mer
Robert Blume
Minneapolis
Student Hoboes To Make Annual Raids
Brookings residents alert as Hobo parade daily draws students to beg for food after the fire siren at 2 p.m. on October 28. Housewives fear losses as newcomers doubt the tradition, while the student association declines responsibility for misplaced meals and potential waste.
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Brookings
Board of Control
Bonilla Juniors to Present Play The Rede fended Step-Child
Bonilla high school's junior class selected The Rede fended Step-Child by Charles Gorge. Cast includes Mrs Edith Russell and Lucie Russell as key roles, with Richards Todnem and Esther Walton among others. Play directed by Marti Herman and set for around early November performances.
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Bonilla
Bowilla
Bonilla High School
Charles Gorge
Edith Russell
Hicherd
Leary Meyers
Oliver Woodrull
Emory Scott
Social Marons
Maxine Radtke
Hazel Heckerman
Briggs
Old Clothes for Needy Collected by Legion
Mr CC Tavlos in City asks readers to send old garments to the Legion collection drive for the needy. Contact via phone 6215 for pickup or drop off arrangements.
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Mr. CC
Tavlos
City
Legion Collector
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