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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1933
Page
3
Beadle county treasurer reports more than 31500 available for school districts sourced from gross income tax distribution state apportionment fines and poll taxes. Estimated annual per pupil sharing around 10 dollars totaling about 68360 with Huron receiving 29520.
Equipment of the States Engineer company and Lewis Construction of Rapid City is being shipped to Huron for a paying job on East Third street. The contractor says pouring of concrete on the five block job will start late next week. Paving gear used on U S 4 near Huron will be moved from Brookings, where the companies just finished a project. Two to three days should suffice to pour the 50 foot wide concrete strip down the street.
Aberdeen news reports Albert Moshalder was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to a statutory charge. William Moshalder, at the same sentencing date, received six months in county jail and a $200 fine for possession of liquor.
Graf Zeppelin flying from Rio de Janeiro toward Chicago crossed Fortaleza on Brazil's northeast coast early today. A message to Radio PMarins Corp reported the time as 6:15 am Greenwich Mean Time over Fortaleza, Brazil.
The piece dissects power moves in New York politics with Pecora and McKee, noting a loose understanding about Roosevelt’s district attorney appointment and how Manhattan influence could sway outcomes. It also covers Pecora’s stock market probe pause and a Chicago trip portrayed as deliberate, not spur of the moment.
FRANK B. HARPER reports that special boards reviewing presumptive disability cases for veterans show only about 40 percent remain entitled to continued compensation. President Roosevelt may extend the Oct 31 deadline, delaying benefit losses while boards finish reviews.
Preparations were completed at the 4 H club barn at the Fair Grounds for Beadle county s annual sire exchange to be staged Monday. County Agent Roy Cave noted strong inquiry interest promising a big turnout while a light day of entries was reported. Farmers with sires to exchange were urged to bring animals by 9 am with the barn open at 8 am Attendants will be on hand and auctioneer John Evang and Walter Wormstadt will conduct the sale starting at 3 pm Owners may bid only on animals they offered for sale.
Aberdeen, Oct 21. The South Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers selected Brookings as the site for its next annual convention and closed a two day session with full adoption of the resolutions committee report. It urged continuation of the gross income tax for public schools, scientific training in liquor use in schools, opposition to liquor advertising, praise for President Roosevelt's peace efforts, and continuation of the state safety program. Speakers included Mrs. Charles B. Roe of Denver and Eugene J. Coltrane of Ashington, D. C.
Polly Moran, the screen comedienne, says she will marry Los Angeles attorney Martin Malone tomorrow in Las Vegas after a year of knowing each other. She notes they share tastes and are ready for the parson. Moran was previously married and divorced.
A rubbish fire near the furnace at 535 California Avenue Southwest damaged the basement of the M A Moraine residence this morning. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze after being summoned.
A group of senators pressed for further legislation to reduce executive pay as the Federal Trade Commission seeks salary data from 2000 corporations. They argued public records should disclose officer pay, while others warned against broad state-controlled regulation. Senator Black urged curbs on firms borrowing from the government and backing broader interstate commerce oversight.
Gratia A Countryman librarian of the Minnesotal public library was elected president of the American Library Association at its fifth annual conference in Chicago. Louis Round Wilson of the University of Chicago was chosen first vice president and Ralph Munn of Carnegie Library Pittsburgh was named second vice president. New officers include Matthew 5. Dudgeon Milwaukee treasurer and Charles R. Holden Chicago trustee of the endowment fund. Governor Lehman underwent an appendectomy in New York, reported successful. Soviet Russia sent two military airplanes to Turkey for its tenth anniversary celebration.
E P Rothrock state geologist from the University of South Dakota at Vermillion visited Huron today to confer with Huron Chamber of Commerce secretary Paul Myers and local diversion enthusiasts. He reviewed plans to install several dams on the James river if the diversion project proceeds to secure water supplies for towns and cities and raise valley subsurface water levels.
Eighth grade science classes from the Junior high school, led by Miss Emma Sunderman, visited the weather bureau for practical lessons in astronomy and meteorology. Director M R Hovde explained scientific aims behind weather predictions and demonstrated instruments like the barometer, thermometer, anemometer, sun gauge, and rain gauge.
A raid on the Peru Indiana police station left officers cornered by two gunmen who fled with firearms badges and nine bullet proof vests. Witnesses linked suspects to convicts Charles Mackley and Harry Copeland, with possible ties to the Lima jail break and the Dillinger era fugitives. A night cook identified suspects as Pierpont and Fox amid conflicting identifications.
Film actress Joan Blondell Barnes and her cameraman husband George Barnes fought flames that destroyed their Laurel Canyon home last night. A Siamese cat perished in the blaze as the couple and a garden hose battled the fire.
Frances Dee and Joel McCrea, movie stars, were married last night in Rye New York and left for a motor trip through Connecticut.
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