Huron Publishing Co Monthly Rates and Masthead
Published by THE HURON PUBLISHING CO. 49 Third St SE Chas J Mitchell President and Treasurer Robert B D Lusk Secretary. Postoffice in Huron S D. Carrier in city 15 cents per week. Mail in South Dakota 50 cents per month 7 months 2.00 45 months 4.00. Mail elsewhere US 6.00 per year. Member of The Associated Press. News dispatch rights noted. National Advertising Representatives listed.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St. SE
Chas
J. Mitchell
Robert BD
Lusk
Huron
S. D
South Dakota
United States
FHE
Associated Press
Speed essential for SD farmer relief program rollout
A. L. Eberle reports a federal rural rehabilitation bulletin detailing loans to farmers with initiative for repairs, equipment, livestock, refinancing, seeds, rent, taxes, and subsistence. Projects may require time and funds are limited. blanks are available at relief offices. Banks have increased farmer loans, aiding livestock purchases and harvest costs, as bankers work to rehabilitate the state's agriculture.
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A. L. Eberle
Government
South Dakota
Parti
Prisze
Eberle
New York Underworld Wars Echo Prohibition Era Violence
Analysts compare Gotham crime surge after repeal to Chicago prewar days. Prohibition era rackets persist as 300,000 guns fuel gang violence. 12 murdered, 20 wounded, four vanished, three kidnapped, and widespread clashes draw Mussolini era scale in cash and conflict.
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New York
Chicago
Thomas E
Gotham
Attist
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Clean up the metropolitan underworlds requires broader reform
The piece argues that gangsterism persists in New York despite calls to end its influence. It says corruption in politics, profit as sole aim, legal laxity, and tolerance of illicit goods fuel gang power. Until society changes its economic and political backdrop, big city gangs remain inevitable.
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Ated
Dutch Schultz
New York
Signs of an industrial revival in early 1930s
A 1930s commentary notes growing hope for a lasting industrial revival as the National Industrial Conference Board reports September to October improvements. Retail prices rise, foreign trade increases, residential building climbs, and electric power output reaches new highs, suggesting a potential shift after repeated false dawns.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Mussolini's troop withdrawal unlikely to ease tensions
The piece argues that Italy's and England's rival imperial aims behind the Libya Egypt frontier conflict cannot be solved by minor moves such as Mussolini pulling back a division or Britain easing naval forces. Only a fundamental shift in aims, like Mussolini altering Ethiopia plans, could improve the outlook.
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Mussolini
Libya
Egypt
Italy
England
Ethiopia
Free Horse to Death in Publicity Ride
A Watertown Public Opinion piece critiques government and other entities pressuring newspapers with free publicity tactics. It notes costly postal campaigns to push material to papers and the burden on publishers, suggesting an industry revolt against being overused as free publicity tools and urging lighter loads for the aging metaphorical horse.
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Watertown
Geneva
Iree
Inland Presa Association
Chicago
Gimon-Pura
John Hipple
Pierre
Roosevelt radio address advocates private relief over government aid
The Christian Science Monitor notes President Roosevelt’s speech emphasizes a conservative shift in re employment policy. He cites private industry gains and calls for reduced government relief funded by taxes, urging responsibility and work as the path to economic recovery. He warns against excessive federal paternalism and champions local aid and private charity.
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Christian Science Monitor
Roosevelt
United States
Wolfe at Bay in North Carolina Observer Scandal
Fayetteville paper reports Thomas Wolfe of Asheville, author of Look Homeward Angel and Of Time and the River, facing a cash issue as he fights a legal or financial hurdle described as a thousand dollar matter, with sentiment that Wolfe cannot publish freely amid the dispute.
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Wolfe
Bay
Fayetteville
N. C
Thomas Wolfe
Asheville
Bank Robbery in Maplehurst Averts Escape Plan
A bank in Maplehurst is robbed by a four-man gang led by a red-haired gunman with a submachine gun. They kill the cashier, intimidate staff, and loot cash and bonds while an inside lookout and two accomplices handle the vault, unaware of a nearby American Legion club room that may thwart them. Jean Dunn storyline details run parallel with a romantic triangle and police pursuit.
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Jean Dunn
Donald Montague
Bobby Wallace
Jean
Golden Feather
Sande Harkins
Larry Glenn
Lacy
Joesie Wingy Lewis
Bank| Tobber
Sandy
Bobby
Wingy Lewis
Montague
Lewis
Larry
Sandyoth
Annie
Maplehurst
Hobart
Mr. Hobart
Mr. Dunn
Oklahoma
Musician of Note and a Bank Robbery Hero
A wartime veteran Buddy McGinnis foils a bank robbery using a Springfield rifle. He braces at a window, fires, and narrowly misses the gang leader as bullets fly, while Oklahoma wounded by a machine gun returns fire and a town policeman arrives.
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Buddy McGinnis
Montfaucon
Buddy
Oklahoma
Mr. Hobart
Rupport
Oklshema
McGinnis
Wilson Galt wedding announced near year end
Twenty years ago in Washington DC officials stated the Wilson Galt wedding would occur near December’s end at Mrs Galt’s residence, limited to the two families amid lingering rumors. In Minneapolis a two dollar Birth of a Nation screening drew packed audiences at the Shubert theatre with many turned away. Dining with the Bowes featured wild duck dinner for garage employees.
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Washington
D. C
Gal
Minneapolis
Minn
Shubert
E. I. Bowe
Bowe Garage
Wade Porter
Redfield
Porter
Open Forum Appeal for Leper Aid Across the World
To The Editor I appeal to readers for donations to aid leprosy patients worldwide. Funds and bandages are needed as disease spreads from untreated parents to children. Send checks or money orders to The American Mission to Leper Inc. 146 Fifth Ave New York or 77 Wilton St Chicago. Florence Alden McLeod Pittsburgh Pa.
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Groem
Leper, Inc
Fifth Ave
Rosmingp
New
League of Economic Equality Aims At Farmer Aid
Dean Burgess of Sioux City Iowa defends a group calling itself the League of Economic Equality. He asserts it is a lawful none fait organization incorportated in Iowa with no salaries and limited life. Burgess claims the league seeks farm self defense and contrasts it with rival Farmers Union funding criticisms and eastern interests.
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Falmr
League of Economic Equality
Grret Garrett
Sioux City
Naid
Leukus For
Towa
Foxy Aaa
Supreme Court
Tts
Miles Reno
Farmers Union
League
Goshan
Dean Burgess
Iowa
Residents Return to Huron After Minneapolis Sojourn
The city welcomes back a family long resident here who had lived in Minneapolis for over a year. Paul Thornton, once a local, worked at the cas 2 printing office and visited to catch up with friends. He is now in Mitchell working in the advertising department of the Mitchell Gazette.
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Minneapolis
Huron
Paul Thornton
Cas <2
Thornton
Mitchell
Mitchll Gazett
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