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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1937

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Britain Suspects Italians Of Repeated Attacks By U-Boat

Unconfirmed reports claim Chinese aircraft bombed Kagoshima in southern Japan as Tokyo and Shanghai exchanges bombardment near Shanhao and Pooshan. British outposts on the treaty settlement boundary face evacuation warnings while American Marines hold positions against Japanese strikes in the Yangtze corridor.

Britain Shanghal Tapar Kogoshima Japan Kyushu Nanking Shanghai United States Pooshan Pauoshal Linho Poiping-Kalai Kalyan Peiping Cienisin Shilo Jessfield Park Amerigary Yangtze China

Children Are Banned From Chicago Shows

Representatives of 300 Chicago motion picture theaters agreed to exclude children under 16 from performances during the wave of infantile paralysis. Dr. Herman Bundesen, president of the board of health, reported two new cases and two deaths nightly, raising totals to about 135 since Aug. 1. The ban covers all Chicago theaters and follows a reopening ban on public schools.

Chicago Herman Bundesen Board of Health

Clerk Too Smart For Three Thugs

Murray Wishy a 30 year old Brooklyn clerk was held up by three men who took 1.30 dollars. He asked for a nickel to get home and after receiving it walked to a subway station and alerted police who captured the robbers a few blocks away.

New York Murrayy Wishy Brooklyn Murray

Diverse Sept 2 1930s small town news digest

A hectic mix of incidents from Rome to Spokane details a dummy parachute mishap near Mussolini's street, a Spokane detective's plan to return Clifford Clapper for a fatal hit and run, and a string of 1930s dispatches. Includes weddings, acquittals, deaths, and sports results with dates and place names.

Pittsburgh Philadelphia OL Crossover Lineup Noted

Listed are players Blonton Bro Johnson and Grren for the day’s only games. Matches include Boston Chicago New York Cleveland Washington Detroit with DeShong Forse Poffenberger York involved.

Pittsburgh Ull Philadelphia Blonton Bro Johnson Grren Chicago Marcum Gonzalez Berg Lacanti Isewen Boston New York Cleveland Pearson Washington Detroit DeShong R. Forse Poffenberger York

Life's Like This Notable Falls and Lazy Muskrais

AP reports a Des Moines man Gene McMahon suffered a severe black eye from a fall onto a sidewalk. The incident notable for contrast with calmer days as a nearby Minnesota CCC camp shows musk rats altering behavior as floods rise.

Associated Press Des Moines Gene McMahon Gene

Grandmaw Norbeck Converts To Modern Doctor Advice

A narrator recalls Grandmaw Norbeck abandoning old fashioned remedies in favor of a city doctor. The tale contrasts traditional cures with modern medical advice as a cousin falls ill and a doctor is finally consulted. The piece, attributed to Bob Burns, reflects 1937 Esquire features style.

Grandmaw Norbeck

New FSA Replaces Tugwell Program For Rural Relief

Washington dispatch reports the Farm Security Administration replaces the Resettlement Administration as the New Deal rural relief unit. Secretary Wallace says the agency will focus on loans to tenants, enabling ownership and farming improvements, with model communities sidelined. The change ends Tugwell era and confines activity to loans and rehabilitation efforts.

FSA Tugwell Washington Farm Security Administration Resettlement Administration New Deal Rex[tora Wallace Projerta Guirey Farms Congress

Baker Loses Tax Decision

Federal Judge Albert L Reeves ruled against a baker seeking recovery of processing taxes paid to Washburn Crosby Flour Mills of Minneapolis. The court dismissed the suit, finding the contract allowed adjustments for tax decreases but not reimbursements if the Agricultural Adjustment Act was unconstitutional. Funds already deposited with the court clerk were refunded after the Supreme Court invalidated the act.

Kansas City Albert LL Reeves Washburn Crosby Flour Mills Minneapolis O'Connor-Bills, Inc Mattoon O'Conner-Bills Inc Washburn Crosby Reeves Weshburn Crosby United States Supreme Court Federal Court Hera

Lincoln's Beard Debate Hints At Mount Rushmore Change

Borglum's wax Lincoln head sent to President Roosevelt shows a full beard, while White House staff refrain from confirming if the bearded model signals a final design choice for Mount Rushmore.

Lincoln Washington Gutron Borglum Abraham Lincoln Mount Rushmore S. D Borglum Roosevelt White House

Bill Restoring Alaskan Herds Signed by Roosevelt

President Roosevelt signed a bill appropriating 32 million dollars to restore Alaskan reindeer herds for Eskimos and Indians. The measure would allow whites to operate the herds, according to Delegate Anthony Di of Alaska, who said it would keep natives off the dole.

Washington Roosevelt Anthony di Alasks Ue Dole

Anthrax case reported in Lake Andes man

Henry E. Wheeler, 48, of Lake Andes, was admitted to a local hospital with anthrax amid a regional livestock outbreak. The case marks the fifth human infection in South Dakota and nearby Nebraska since the August onset, with Wheeler reportedly improving under Dr. J. E. Trierweiler. Other human cases include two in Sioux Falls, one in Mitchell, and one in Norfolk, Neb.

Yankton Henry E. Wheeler Lake Andes South Dakota Nebraska Wheeler J. E. Trierweiler Sioux Falls Mitchell Norfolk Neb Trierweiler

Dr. I. H. Schmidt Dies, Former State American Legion Leader

Dr. I H Schmidt 47 long prominent in South Dakota American Legion leadership and Faulkton citizen died after brain tumor at Faulk County hospital. A World War II major he served as department commander in 1936 and later led state Legion activities. He chaired hospital and education boards and helped civic groups.

Faulkton L A. Schmidt American Legion Faulk County de. Schimidt South Dakota Walter Burke Pierre Schmidt Faulleton Anch Chamber of Commerce Board of Education Rochester

Japan targets Chiang Kai-Shek in China war aims

Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Koki Hirton stating Japan seeks Chiang Kai-Shek's elimination as the main objective in its undeclared war with China. He calls Chiang the spearhead of anti-Japan forces and says Japan aims to uproot anti-Japanese elements and restore China-Japan cooperation.

Chiang Tokyo Koki Hirton Japan China Generalissac Chiang Kai-Shek Gen. Chieng

Freighter Capsizes Off Florida Coast

Panama City Fla Sept 20 44 gulf coast freighter tarpon with about 25 men aboard sank several miles off East Pass Fla at 845 am yesterday One seaman Addley Baker of Mobile Ala swam ashore and gave first news He said he had been in the water until 10 am today He believed many crew would reach shore or be picked up Captain W G Barrow of Pensacola and most of the crew were on wreckage when he saw them

Florida Panama City Fla Gulf Coast East Pass Addley Baker Mobile Ala Gulf W. G. Barrow Pensacola

Four Players Claim Perfect Hand In Card Game Deal

In Point Pleasant on September 2 UP Mrs Willian Makin Jr Mrs George Makin and Mr and Mrs Patterson played a four handed game. After a new deal Mrs Patterson bid Mrs Makin cried I ve got all clubs Then Mrs Patterson laid down 13 hearts Mrs Makin announced I ve got the spades Mr Patterson had diamonds Friends spread the tale noting one perfect hand in a deal occurs about 1 in 158 90 million games.

Point Pleasant Willian Makin George Makin Patterson

FDR Approves Slum Clearance and Helium Bills

President Roosevelt announced approval of the Wagner Seagall bill creating a 526 million dollar federal slum clearance and low rent housing program. He signed a helium export and production bill amid post Hindenburg concerns, establishing a U S housing authority with bonds up to 50 million and grants of 25 million.

Hyde Park N. J Roosevelt Wagner-Seagall Senate Lakehurst United States Department of Interior

Town State Fair Financial Success Des Moines

Des Moines Sept 2 AR Corey secretary announced after checking figures for the annual exposition receipts today and tomorrow will be clear profit to the laws State Fair Board. Receipts up to last night covered all year expenses for the fair.

Des Moines Laws State Fair Board Corey Coreyna

Britain Reinforces Fleet to Counter Mediterranean Sub Attacks

London reports a British fleet upgrade to counter submarine assaults on flag vessels in the Mediterranean. A sunk British steamer Woodford near the Spanish coast prompts a chase as Cabinet ministers, including Eden and Chamberlain, discuss Empire policy. The Woodford, relocated from Greek to British flag, sank after torpedo, with six wounded and one dead.

London Mediterranean Woodford Creat Britein Lloyd's Havock Neville Chamberlain Anthony Eden Sir John Simon Exchequer Viscount Halifax Alfred Dut Cooper Admiralty William G. A. Ormsby-Gore Malcolm MacDonald Dominions John and MacDonald

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