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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
4
The Huron Publishing Co size 49 Third Street lists editorial staff and post office data. Subscription options include weekly carrier 50 cents, monthly and longer mail plans in South Dakota and nationwide, with annual rates shown. Advertising and circulation representatives are named.
The dispatch discusses Czechoslovakia as a key strategic barrier facing Germany and the risk of a broader European war. It analyzes military strengths, defenses, and alliances with Romania and Yugoslavia, France, and Soviet Russia, noting potential outcomes for Allied influence and access to resources if Czech defenses fail.
A terse report notes how sweeping imagery in international oratory distracts from real events. It cites exiled Jewish groups as an example where literal facts are buried beneath symbolism and dramatic rhetoric.
A group of Jews flee to a barge moored on the Danube seeking refuge. Hungary bans Jews from staying there and plans to cut mooring lines, leaving the group adrift while nearby Czechoslovak towns try to help but have failed. The scene underscores the peril of European Jewry. A mathematician claims a chess game can last forever. Shirley Yemple’s next color film is anticipated. Mr. Dies hints at color.
Ruth Millett argues couples lax with everyday manners harm marriage. She urges mutual courtesy, shared decisions, and respect to keep companionship alive. Both partners should help, listen, and avoid belittling, while protecting each other’s dignity and privacy.
A collection of remarks includes President Benes stating fearlessness for Czechoslovakia's future and Mrs Catherine MacIsaac of Nova Scotia reflecting on aging, while Goering praises Hitler and denounces the Allied outlook. The fabric of sentiments reveals wartime rhetoric and national loyalties amid uncertainty.
A humorous column by Bob Burns quotes an uncle who believes energy wasted in arguments shortens life. The piece recalls family quips about harmony and disagreement, ending with a playful note about differing opinions that go unspoken.
New York court halted the Hines trial as Justice Ferdinand Pecora ruled a 14 word question by District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey prejudiced the jury. The abrupt mistrial halted hours of courtroom work and sparked debate over political tension between the judge and the prosecutor.
A diary entry recalls cool evenings, cloud watching, and a debate on obedience after a storm. It contrasts rural South Dakota beauty with concerns over a pupil Davey and a new teacher, noting hope in character from simple sights and a lighter note about baggage and seeds.
Elks No. 444 in Huron announces a five night minstrel show and carnival titled the Elks Mammoth Kir Mess starting Tuesday September 24. Wilson Barber Auto Co receives Reo distributorship for South Dakota except Watertown and nine Minnesota counties. office opening in Sioux Falls October 1. Grand Opera House season notes “There She Goes” and closing attraction Clint & Bessie Robbins Co. hunting season opens for waterfowl today with licenses required. prairie chickens earlier. State Fair better babies contest announces winners led by Dorie Mermonhall, 16, champion with score 9845.
New York reports the first outdoor television pickup test using the RCNBC system at Rocke feller Center Plaza. Mobile vans captured sharp pictures despite sun breaks. The schedule highlights WOR WEAF WABC WIZ and NBC network programs, including a Texas state network salute, Variety shows, dramas, news, sports, and music across a full day in mid September.
A dense vintage word puzzle lists across and down clues including references to a writer and pork, Babylonian deity, various numeric and lettered hints, with entries such as Chaos Timber tree and Expectorate and notes on American poets and religious factions. The puzzle blends long and short clues, promising a grid-like challenge.
Washington dispatch details internal White House maneuvering after Roosevelt backed Liberal candidates. Hopkins and Corcoran allegedly directed covert efforts to influence campaigns, provoking backlash in Maryland and Virginia. Critics warn future legislation and Roosevelts stance could shift toward radicalism versus progressivism and state power.
A reader challenges Maunders interpretation of the Townsend Plan and cites the General Welfare Act. The letter discusses bill wording Sec 7 and monthly pro rata distributions to qualified annuitants, urging future quotes to come from live bills rather than disputed descriptions.
Chicago report records the death of 17 year old Ralph Cowgil, Highland Park High School football end. He died after a scrimmage injury when a truck collided with a opponent, causing a skull fracture. Dr. J H Lundstrom confirmed the fatal skull injury as the cause.
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