Freedom of the Press Not Threatened
The article argues that press freedom is not under attack by NRA policies and criticizes the Hoover era press relations. It contends Roosevelt administration maintains strong support for free expression, while wage and wage-related rules are debated as part of recovery measures. It cites Theodore Rogers and Typothetae addresses to support its stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
NEA
Roosevelt
Hoover
Washington
Evening Huronite
Couny
United Typothetae
Lindsay Rogers
Columbia University
Toles Sprly
News Department
America On The Way To Planned Society
An editorial surveys recent government efforts, noting progress toward new policy fields and the interrelations of acts from Washington. It previews a rigid scheme of production control and price as a developing framework shaping the economy and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Weehbigton
Planned society takes shape in American policy drive
The piece notes a broad push toward a planned society through NRA power, wage and price controls, anti trust scrutiny, and federal programs. It argues this approach is not socialism or fascism but a distinctly American effort to address economic issues, with success bringing achievement and failure leaving room for alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gréné
NRA
Robert F. ‘Wagner
National Labor Board
NBA
Federal Trade Commission
Ickes
Homecoming for Carl Hubbell in Meeker Oklahoma
In Meeker Oklahoma the town of 562 greeted Carl Hubbell with a quiet homecoming parking by the drug store and friendly handshakes. The next day a celebration culminated in a ball game with Hubbell participating, reflecting a warmly American welcome for the world series hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeker
Oklo
Carl Hubbell
Hubbell
New York
Signs of Improvement at Yellowstone Park Seen in Visitor Rise
Park officials report a rebound in tourism with 4134 more visitors this year than in 1932, representing every state and signaling a recovery in national business conditions. Yellowstone remains one of the nation’s premier playgrounds as prosperity shifts upward after three stagnant years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Park
Yellowstone
Union
PRESS COMMENT ELUSIVE PARITY FOR FARMERS
An opinion piece from Watertown argues farm parity remained illusory after 13 years of New Deal and NRA AAA policies. It notes price gaps between farm and industrial goods, weather hurts, and doubts over recovery programs' effectiveness. It questions whether higher agricultural prices truly offset costs and reveals skepticism about closing the parity gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Federal Reserve Banking System
Farm Board
National
Social “Organization
Roosevelt
NRA
AAA
Alljteen
Plantation Life Before 2861 Paper By Genie Parkhurst
A seventh grade Rand school paper describes plantation life with a large house amid trees and slave division into house and field labor. It portrays house servants, a nurse, and a family routine, then outlines field work overseen by managers, plus religious Negro churches, music, and outdoor hunts on the plantation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genie Parkhurst
Rand
Wiich
Club Achievements Reviewed By Girl From St Lawrenc E 4 H Club
Genevieve Whittington of Sisters of the Skillet 4 H club details her four year 4 H journey from joining a first year clothing club in 1929 under Etta Mat Engleman to presidencies, camp experiences, and prizes at county and dairy foods events. She notes improving success, leadership roles, and gratitude to supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Whittington
Sisters of the Skillet Club
St-Lawreace
Etta Mat Engleman
Fve
Royal Hustlers of
Miler
Huron
Dairy Foods Club
St. Lawrencé
Melva
Blackmer
Inca Foods Club
Sisters of the Skillet
Sakajawéa Juniors Study On Badges Mentoring
A Sakajawéa Juniors troop conducted a study on badge mentoring titled Sakakawea Juniors troop 7 examined badge requirements and guidance for recognizing member achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sakajawéa
Sakakawea
Lakotah troop meet highlights and attendance
Reporter notes imperfect OCR fragment about Lakotah troop practices and a meet held on a Wednesday in October with perfect attendance claimed at the close. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakotah
Chad
Elimbeth Parlee
Tapa
Ten Men Enroll in Scout Leader Course at Huron College
The second meeting of Huron college Scout Leaders Training course enrolled ten men: N G Stizuon Brosdland William Theophilus Donslé Walter Clayton Zwan ziger Troquois Keith Snow Henry Hottman Gerald Jacobson Donald Williams James Sorenson Virgil Olson. Enrollment this year exceeds six year totals. The discussion focused on making patrols in a troop more efficient and training patrol leaders. Remaining meetings will be held Wednesday evenings in room 2 of ran col.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
N. G. Stizuon
Brosdland
William ‘Theophilus
Donslé Walter
Clayton
Zwanziger
Troquois
Keith Snow
Henry Hottman
Gerald Jacobson
Donald Willams
James Sorenson
Virgil Olson
Huron
Coure
Ran Col
Court Of Awards Open Scout Week In Huron
The Court of Awards opens National Girl Scout Week at the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon. Girl Scouts will receive badges from Mrs Clive Morey for first and second classes, plus proficiency and pioneer badges. Brownie to Scout “Flying Up” ceremony debuts, with music and attendance awards.
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Huron
Presbyterian Church
Momber
Clive Morey
Mix Marie ‘Artsieth
Girl Scout Movement
Johann Gutenberg Study Captured by Boner 4 Students
Jane Knouse of Boner No 4 school near Iroquois graded a social studies bee and wrote about Johann Gutenberg. Born in Mainz around 1400 he moved to Strasbourg in 1420 and co invented the printing press with John Fust. They printed a Latin Bible from 1458 to 1455 and later works. Gutenberg died in 1468 destitute after Fust took money and tools, leaving him penniless and friendless.
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Johann Gutenberg
Jane Knouse
Boner No. 4
Iroquois
Chrtenberg
Mainz
Germany
Strasburg
John Fust
Gutenberg
Fust
Record Price Set for 4-H Club Angus Steer
Teresa Grassi of Pine Bluff sold her Angus steer Peter for 125 per pound, a new world record price. The buyer was Atlantic Pacific Tea Co of Boston. The reserve champion Angus also changed hands to a national retailer, Braircith.
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Teresa Grassi
Peter
Angus
Atantic Cific ‘Tea Company
Boston
Champist
Fins ‘National
Famous musician pictured and clues puzzle hints
A cryptic style list of crossword like clues references a famous light opera composer. The puzzle alludes to a picture of the musician, with multiple across and down entries guiding to names, places, and descriptors. The article notes an orchestral context and biographical hints tied to a well known figure in music history.
Brown and blue colors in a playful color code
A sentence describes color associations with objects and traits. The bowls will be blue and beds brown. Hair is red and bears are black. The speaker mentions using three to indicate a theme about three beers.
Completes Third Year In Clothing Club At Huron
Mildred Johnson writes about completing her third year with the Best Ever Sewing H club of Huron. Officers included Blanche Mezd president Alice Da vice president Valais Clemmens secretary and treasurer and Mildred Johnson. The club camp was held at Buren June 16. A Junior fair display and a hair care demonstration team featured Va leis Clemmens as teammate. She thanks Miss Drewing home agent and others for a successful year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Johnson
Huron
Blanche Mezd
Alice da
Valais Clemmens
Milded Johnson
Buren
Va- Leis Clemmens
How to cook cheap meals from limited budgets
The article discusses plans for low cost weekly menus to stretch a household budget. It cites home economics guidance urging housewives to create meals that are appealing, nutritious, and economical. It gives example dishes and practical steps for using inexpensive ingredients like pork shoulder and cabbage while suggesting leftovers become lunches or suppers.
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Saral
Dewing Verity
Fotreau
Home Economics
Roasting a Stuffed Shoulder and Baked Indian Pudding
Instructions describe moistening gB, adding cloves and cinnamon, then roasting a stuffed shoulder fat up in an open pan at very moderate heat for about three and a half hours for a four to five pound picnic shoulder. Also guidance for Baked Indian Pudding uses milk cornmeal salt molasses and ginger, cooked to a pudding then baked two hours.
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Social Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron, residents arrived and returned from short trips. B R Boughton returned from Washington while Harry Shields visited from Parker. Attorneys Warren and McClaskey came back from Detroit. Mrs H C Shober and Mrs Crawford hosted a bridge gathering for friends to honor Virginia Moody who plans a winter in Washington. Jostling social events featured a PBO dinner and a large afternoon bridge. John Tobin returned from a hunting trip to fill John Boyle’s seat while Haneon hosts Otim’s Place at night. Mrs G W Allan of Pipestone visited L Jones and her daughter Mrs Ernest D Ede departed to Manchester.
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B. R Boughton
Wessingtom
Harry Shields
Parker
Washington
PBO
Mire A
Eli Gardner
John Tobin
John Boyle
Chicago
HL ‘Haneon
Otim
G. W. Allan
Pipestone
Minn
City
Manchester
Yale School Head Elected to Office
Madison Ger 21 Jarm findlep superintendent of schools at Colman was chosen president of the Alumni Association of Eastern State normal school at 2 recent He EL Moon superintendent at Yale was chosen vice president Miss Leon fine Giraud instructor in Eastern high school secretary treasurer George Hallister supervisor in Taining
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Madison
Ger
Jarm Findlep
Colman
Alumni Association
Eastern State Normal School
He EL Moon
Yale
Miller Meeting Sees Women Guests At P E O Chapter
Miller October 27 special report Mrs Russell Bard and Mrs Albert Shin attended a P E O chapter meeting at the Miller host site. The business session concluded with a closing social as attendees dispersed.
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P.E. O
Miller Has
Miller
Mra
Russell, Bard
Albert Shin
Wes
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Neuter Provony
Julian
Tie
Genus
Pittsbursh
Roald Amundsen
Tlay
Yale School
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