Crisis Explains Upswing In Postwar Markets
The Evening Huronite argues renewed confidence stems from resolving key agricultural issues and defending the gold standard. Walter Lippmann excerpted explains how the financial crisis eased, Hoover’s policies credited, and the U S moves toward stability despite uncertainty about further gains.
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Evening Huronite
United States
Qué
Hoover
Walter Lippmann
Federal Reserve Board
Eugene Meyer
Meyer
Fox
Great Britain
The Crisis Overcome and the Dollar’s Stabilization
The passage credits the president for decisive action during a financial crisis. It outlines four main dangers: currency hoarding, foreign withdrawal of deposits, a domestic effort against the dollar, and mounting federal deficits from the bonus and bond issues. It credits measures by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and the Federal Reserve, the Glass-Steagall act, and gold payments to foreigners, noting these moves restored investor confidence and set the stage for a financial recovery.
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Hearst
United States
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Europe
America
Bill on Prohibiting Women Smoking Faces Senate Death
A Louisiana legislator introduced a bill to ban women from smoking in public, deeming it indecent conduct. The House passed it amid a joking tone, while the Senate rejected the measure as overly moralistic. The episode highlights a double standard in gender norms and historical male concern over female virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Louisiana
House
Senate
Poward
Lewisiena
Tunney Stump Orator In Hartford Rally
Brooklyn Eagle reports Gene Tunney former heavyweight champion debuts as a political stump speaker in Hartford. He appears in a car before a crowd of women promoting a reform platform including guarding the Treasury and repealing the Fifteenth Amendment.
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Tunney, Stump
Orator
Brooklyn Eagle
Hartford
Mark Twain
Gene Turnay
United States
Athena
Pericles
Tunney
Connecticut
Renee
Americs
Tamer
Sixteen 4-H Champs to Travel on State Fair Trips
Sixteen new 4-H club kings and queens will be crowned at the State Fair September 12 to 16, with eligibility limited to club members age 13 and older. The group includes state champions in livestock judging, health, and style revue, some heading to Chicago for national contests in December, while others receive trips without national participation. Over 30 livestock judging teams contest in Huron, with 18 counties represented in the style revue. The 4-H health clinic on the State Fair grounds requires timely appointments upon camp registration, overseen by county leaders and the fair board. Continued emphasis is placed on health examinations and camp privileges.
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H. M. Jones
Chicago
Clabs
Sunshine State
Huron
State Fair Board
Board of Health
Jones
500 Birds Will Be Exhibited At Fair
Nearly 500 birds enter 4-H poultry in the South Dakota State fair. O J Weisner reports increased numbers from 347 last year. Birds must reach Huron by Sept 12 for judging by Weisner. Eleven poultry judging teams from several counties apply. seven demonstration teams will compete, with champions named from Aurora Beadle Bon Homme Charles Mix Lincoln and Miner counties.
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Fair Brookings
O. J. Weisner
Extension
State College
Huron
Weisner
Aurora
Beadle
Bon Home
Brookings
Brown
4Brule
Charles Mix
Codington
Miner
Tripp
Walworth
Eldon Shafer
Sioux Lls
Isamgion
Josephine Sundell
Carthage
Earl Mastellar
Canning
Evelyn Hurska
Tabor
Darwin Kaske
Chester
Dick Yan Zan
Lennox
Peter Pan Girls Attend 4 H Event at Redfield
Six of seven members of the Peter Pan 4 H Sewing Club from LaDelle attended the annual junior fair in Redfield. Four members won prizes as Velma Austin, club reporter, notes arrival around 1600 hours and morning exhibit viewing. Edith Churton is listed as local leader of the Peter Pan club.
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LaDelle
Redfield
Velma Austin
Pameed
Velma Mys
Court House
Cee Devine Min
Dewing
Bim Edith Churton
Dakota Belles 4H Club Attends County Fair
The Dakota Belles Foods club of Bea ie county led by Mildred Tyman attended the junior fair in Huron Saturday. Two demonstrations on drafting patterns and dry cleaning were presented. Violet Howard won first and second in snuff fins and baking powder biscuits. Frances Howard won first in butter cake. Mildred Lyman earned two firsts in drop cookies and sugar cookies. They plan to exhibit at the state sale.
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Dakota Belles
Dakota Belles Foods Club
Beaie County
Mil ‘Dred Tyman
Huron
Miss Lyman
Violet Howard
Frances Howard
Mildred Lyman
Chalet Given to Girl Guides by James Storrow
The Swiss chalet near Shelboden has been donated and endowed for three years to the Girl Guides and Girl Scouts by Mrs. James Storrow of Boston. Notable attendees at the opening included Lord Baden-Powell, Lady Baden-Powell, Swiss officials, and representatives from many legations. The event framed the chalet as a school of universal good will, aiming to foster peace through guiding leadership among women worldwide.
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World Association
S. J. Warner
the Council Fire
Christian Science Monitor
the Monitor
South Dakota
Warmer
Shelboden
James Storrow
Boston
Mass
Stow
Robert Baden- Powell
Baden-Powell
M. Dinichet
Ida de Herrenschw Wand
Vars Sinner
Yvonne Acheard
Peaceland Charity
Lord Bader-Powell
Girl Guides
Girl Scouts of All Nations
Girl Guide
Boy Scout
Secretaries and Trade Terms Puzzle Refers to Forty Found Items
A garbled word puzzle mixes terms on commerce, geography, and actions with scattered clues. Hidden answers include references to ministers, mountains, vessels, and dates, all presented as a vertical and horizontal grid of cryptic definitions.
Lady Baden-Powell Opens Chalet for Guides and Scouts
Lady Baden-Powell cuts the ribbon and enters the chalet amid thanks from the movement. A trefoil key is given to her as the Guides and Girl Scouts world choir rings out, and the day ends with camp fire displays and lights shining into the night.
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Powell
Baden-Powell
Girl Scouts
Reys
Titonka Honor Court Picnic Meeting Highlights Scout Plans
Members of the Titonka Troop G court of honor met at Whartersgrove on Monday afternoon for a picnic lunch. Marjorie Wagner notes they reviewed first class scout requirements, planned three months of meetings, and outlined club room improvements in the Dunber residence basement. They also discussed the court of awards and potential badges for girls this year.
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Titonka
Court of Honor
Whartersgrove
Marjorie Wagner
Roop
Marjorie
Dunber
Wamblee Chonkas To Display Handicraft
Wamblee Chorska Girl Scout Troop 4 met Tuesday evening at the American Lutheran church with Miss Carolyn Mel' um, troop captain, in charge of the session. Plans were made to display at the State Fair in the Girl Scout booth on the second floor of the Woman's building. Ay Hagdenl was given and the meeting was closed by singing Taps.
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Wamblee Chonkas
Wamblee Chorska Girl Scout Troop
American Lutheran Church
Carolyn Mel'um
Margaret Blank
Ay Hagdenl
Twenty Years Ago In Huron State Fair Openings Previewed
Twenty years ago in Huron excitement surged as records were forecast for the state fair grounds opening day. Attendance reached 6000 as crowds explored exhibits and watched two airship flights. Visitors included Mimone Warren of Hawarden, Mrs Cora Fitch of Tracy, George Starling from Brookings, Miss Dorothy Beach hosting Catherine McKey, and Ralph Langstaff with the Pierre band.
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Mimone Warren
Hawarden
Cora Fitch
Tracy
Ne Huron
Ruth Jones
George Starling
Brookings
South Dakota State College
Dorothy Beach
Catherine McKey
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Downer College
Mix Minis Bowley
Minneapolis
Ralph Langstaff
Pierre
Fruit recipes with oranges and bananas in 1950s style
A dated home recipe note lists several banana and orange based dishes. It covers a fruit milk shake with banana pulp and orange juice, a baked bananas in skin treat, a jellied fruit salad with orange sections, and a banana mousse made with condensed milk and cream.
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Saral
Radio Features Spotlight On Election and Entertainment
Radio schedule outlines political broadcasts from Oden Mills and Norman Thomas, with WEAF NBC and WJZ NBC airing talks. Music programs from Ted Fitoito, Jack Pearl, Mills Brothers, and Little Jack Little appear across WEAF, WIZ, and other networks. A Bermuda undersea broadcast by William Beebe is planned via shortwave.
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C. E. Butterfield
Central Standard
New York
Sept
Oden L. Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
WEAF
NBC
Portland
Norman Thomas
WJZ
Ted Fiotito
WEAE
Rudy Vallee
Arethur Eddington
Tplay
Bird of
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Luba Entcnell Newspapers, Inc
Columbia
Central
Hazel Christoffersen
Peter Pan
Sxys
EL H
Stevens
Canada
North Carolina
The
Philippias
God of Love
Ladinland
Wiz-Nbc
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