Hats and Men in Fashion Waves Across Eras
A humorous musing on women s hat feathers and changing fashion fads contrasts with past male attire, noting how both sexes fall prey to stylist trends. Amid radio rage in 1930s Stuttgart, a baker faces sedition charges for muting a Hitler speech, while deer hunting season in the Far West records thirty six fatalities and numerous accidental gun deaths.
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Mother
Rousie
Stuttgart
Germany
Hitler
Far West
Van
Promiscuous hunting and pipe dream schemes spark alarm
The piece contrasts deadly deer hunting with football, criticizing high powered rifles in crowded spaces. It then attacks Gerald I K Smith’s claim to mobilize 10 million Americans to guard the United States, calling the plan dangerous rhetoric and dismissing its practicality with a sharp, mocking tone.
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Gerald I K. Smith
United States
Smith
Mr. Smith
American achievement shows off American aircraft
Reporter H. R. Likins completes a round the world trip using American built craft for most legs. He flies from New York to Germany by dirigible and travels to Manila in Douglas airliners, San Francisco in Martin seaplanes, and Los Angeles to New York in another Douglas. The piece lauds American aircraft makers.
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H. R. Likins
American Eagle
Mr. Ekins
New York
Frankfort
Germany
Manila
California
San Francisco
Martin
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Seattle
Douglas
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers
An editorial note describes a daily collection from the Lazeent compilation, intended for Evening Huronite readers for contemporary material reference and study. It mentions readers access in the library’s News Room on the Evening Maronite Building's second floor.
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Lazeent
South Duke
Wil
Evening Huronite
Evening Maronite
Britain eyes American planes for war build up
The British government plans to rapidly expand its air force by 1939, seeking 1500 bombers and fighters and reportedly turning to U S manufacturers for quick supply. The move raises neutrality law questions as Europe arms, with debates over whether such trade is moral or politically risky.
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England
Baltimore Sun
L Jast
Europe
United States
Taorpent
Porlatece
America
Founding Of Girl Scouts Observed Worldwide
Hundreds of Girl Scouts celebrate the birth of Juliette Low founder of Girl Scouts. The observance marks Hostess Day of Ny sion Girl Scout Week as girls entertain families and showcase homemaking skills. Low brought Girl Scouting to the United States on March 14 1913 adapting the program for American girls in Georgia local council formation grows under Huron Girl Scout Council. The movement supports camping training and international exchange via Our Chalet Adelboden Switzerland funded by the Juliette Low Memorial Fund.
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Tullette Low
Girl Scouts
Nysion
Mes
Georgia
National Council of Girl Scouts
Huron
Huron Girl Scout Council
Bis. E. Br, Ball
Low
South Dakota
Judson
Black Hills
Pickere Lake
Aberdeen
Farm Island
Pierre
Plac
Lakamaga
St Paul
United States
Juliette Low
Savannah
Law
Adelboden
Switerland
Boy Scouts Study Tests In Groups At Troop Meeting
Troop 6 of the Methodist Church opened Tuesday evening at 7 30 with a brief business session. Members divided into patrols to study tests, led by Cecil Shepard Kendall La Craft. A visitor named Bot closed the meeting. The Flying Eagle patrol had most members present. Report by Robert Van Dyle.
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Kendall la Craft
Cecil
Shepard
Troon
Robert
Van‘Dyle
iGit Appreciates Trip To Brookings
Wilma Miller praises the Evening Huron for a free tip to Club Week in Brookings. The week featured assembly programs, talks, discussion classes, sports, college tours, 4-H ceremonies and festival activities. Members returned Thursday, made new friends, and plan for next year’s State Club Week.
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Brookings
Wilma Miller
Halloween Party At Tipton School Friday Evening
The Bluebird League hosts a palloween program and basket social at Tipton School on Friday night. A plate supper will be sold to those without baskets and candy bars offered. Miss Neyat Osi bone is the teasher and Eva Mae Tipton is the reporter.
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Bluebird League
Tipton
Neyat Osi~bone
Eva Mae Tipton
22 Seek Places In SDU Debate Ross Oviatt Huron
Vermillion Oct 29 Twenty two men compete for debate places at the University of South Dakota this year instructor A H Myers says Veterans include Patrick O Leary John Greene Sigurd Anderson Chifford Gross Roy Rietz Lee Abdnor Jonag Wilhauser New candidates Dan Flynn Albert Luker D Waldo Tieszen Phils Gall Russell Ortmeyer John Van Omlen Nine freshmen will try out November 21 Debates cover Missouri Valley issue Freshmen question Congress should set minimum wages and maximum hours for industry
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Vermillion
Unty
South Dakota
A. H. Myers
Patrick ‘O'Leary
John Greene
Sigurd Anerson
Webster
Chifford Gross
Freeman
Roy Rietz
Aberdeen
Lee Abdnor
Kennebec
Jonag ‘Wilhauer
Alpena High School Carnival Plans For November
Alpena High School students schedule a carnival on November 6 with booths prepared by committees. Voting for carnival queen and king has started, listing entrants including Vivadel Hing Clifford Groenhorf Betty Strong Clifford Bayes Bernice Strong DeVorrest Webber Verlinds Aisenbroy and Edward Daughterly Dorothy Buescher.
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Alpena
Alpens
DeVorrest
Webber, Verlinds
Aisenbroy
Edward
Dorothy Buescher
Adsetibrd
Searement
Bloody angle of the Constitution roils court power debate
The article previews a new book The Nine Old Men criticizing the Supreme Court for expanding judicial power. It cites Jefferson, Lincoln, and Madison era concerns, notes Wagner Act review, and links current politics with fears of autocratic rule. It also discusses Kent and the Roosevelt era, Lampooning both parties as realignments loom.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
MacStory
Madison
Farmers Production Credit Corporation Formed in Watertown
Incorporation papers filed for the Farmers Production Credit Corporation of Codington County. Organizers listed are Fred A. Fisher Melvin J. Orange and Stuart B. Crothers all of Watertown.
Spiders On Display In Pierre Station By Railroad Engineer
R C Almquist, engineer for the C and N W Railroad, displayed two spiders identified as the black widow at the Pierre railroad station. Almquist noted a large number of the insects seen recently at Pierce, appearing to be seeking the rails.
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R. C. Almquist
Almquist
Pierre
Pierce
Admquist
Governor battle over pension aid hoax claim in South Dakota
Gov. Tom Berry labels pension aid controversy a real program helping hundreds of elderly residents while denouncing a Walworth County letter signed by SB Evans and JF Stephen as part of a possible fraud. Campaign remarks focus on delivering benefits quickly to those in need.
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Sisseton
O BP
Tomay
Leslie Jessen
Walworth
Gerry
Les
Berry
Walworth County
SB. Evans
J. F. Stephen
Parceai
Necks
Huron Students Cast in All-College Play Cadie Song
Huron residents Riemer Neilson and Wiss Norma Royer have been chosen for sister roles in the all college play Cadie Song. E R James announces the production, a sentimental comedy about life in a modern Spanish convent staged by the Footlight Club with rehearsals underway for December 8 and 9 performances.
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Brookings
Ck.ay
Ly Riemer Neilson
Wiss Norma Royer
Huron
E. R. James
State College
Footlight Club
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