Lax Morals in Politics Over Justice Black Nomination
The piece criticizes a permissive political culture around Justice Black s Klan ties. It argues many politicians joined groups like the Klan not from belief but to align with constituents, eroding standards of truth and decency in public life, and warns this could yield a Supreme Court justice connected to the Invisible Empire.
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Hugo Black
Ku Klux Kias
Black
Supreme Court
Klan
Botany Bay
Industry’s Real Market: Steel Workers as Car Owners
The American Iron and Steel Institute surveys Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia plants, finding that among 157000 steel workers 117000 own cars. If true industry-wide, 400000 steel workers would be car owners, boosting automakers and highlighting how a prosperous working class powers vast productive machinery and domestic markets.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ono
Alien Teapot Tempest Lacks Congressional Action
A Washington correspondent notes Congress shows little zeal over exposure of Naxi organizational activities in the United States. In seven years there have been two probes into propaganda and foreign group activities, yet no remedial legislation has followed from its own findings.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Congressmen Downplay Activist Threats and Public Apathy
A column argues Congress underestimates disruptive groups tied to external powers noting most citizens ignore such moves. It cites the vast U S population and implies that 10 20 thousand agitators do not change national life. The piece also references a London resident scatters ashes from a golf tee and jokes about seasonal agricultural phrases and sports metaphors.
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers
Selected daily editorials highlighted for historical reference and private study. Reads as a catalog of pieces from various papers, noting open access for Evening Hurgnite readers. The entries reference scholarship, library rooms, and building names in a cautious archival tone.
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Schorala Sare
Olertio South
Eta
Hurgnite
Nudy
Pelee Review
Tcereharsdisi Jnlegastion
Libra Tha Newn
Island in the Sky evolution questions in Grand Canyon study
The American Museum of Natural History expedition to Shiva Temple or Island in the Sky near the Grand Canyon probes if isolated fauna show distinct evolution. Rangers confirm access and habitat similarities to nearby regions, casting doubt on unique extinct creatures. Dr. Anthony hopes to trap animals to illuminate evolution mysteries.
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Grand Canyon
Darwin
Beagle
Chatham Island
Galapagos
Nature
Arizona
North America
Waya
National Park Service
Rob Ao
Mesa
Bever
Isand
Anthony
Cotton's Chemistry Boosts Textiles and Industry Prospects
The piece notes growing textile chemistry research, with cotton undergoing treatments to mimic wool, linen, or rayon effects. It mentions processes like copper oxide in ammonia and the Furness method to create luster and altered dyeing properties, suggesting cotton could regain market share through university-level research and new commercial blends.
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Cotton
Christian Science Monitor
Gotter
Doltun
Rayon
Lindbergh citizenship debate stirs national feeling
The Des Moines Register discusses unconfirmed reports that Charles A. Lindbergh may seek English citizenship. It argues American citizenship is valued, notes past naturalization welcomes, and weighs potential implications if Lindbergh renounces U.S. status amid political rumor in South Dakota about Francis Case and Fred Hildebrandt, with Governor Jensen's candidacy uncertain.
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Des Moines
Charles A. Lindbergh
England
United States
Lingberith
Lindbergh Hs
Sweden
Lindbergh
Hipple
Pierre Capitol Journal
South Dakota
Francis Case
Congress
Fred FL Hildebrandt
Jensen
Noodle Ring with Creamed Chicken Recipe Note
A diary entry describes a chilly fall day spent at a kitchen table with Jim. It shares a one-dish noodle ring recipe mixed with creamed chicken, plus variations like rice molds with hamburger in tomato sauce. The writer emphasizes homey comforts, prayer, and neighbors, ending with reflections on gratitude and peace.
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Jim
Twenty Years Ago in Huron News Briefs From 191?
LeRoy F Flower learns Horace Flower now serves on the U S naval mine layer Dubuque, once a resident here. He previously served on the U S Flagship Chicago. Haros College opens fall term with auditorium drills at Ralph Voorhees Hall. State Fair grandstand contract awarded to Aberdeen contractor. Two Huron men, Second Lieutenants Whise mad Cooley and Davis, head to Black Point Fla for a quartermaster school with 200 others. A wedding unites Anna Marie Christianson and Albert J Maag, attended by Roce Christianson and Roy Thompson. The bride wears a traveling red suit. The couple plan a wedding breakfast and extended trip before returning to Huron. Miss Mary Hagen returns to Faulk County schools after illness and home confinement following a wreck.
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LeRoy F. Flower
Horace Flower
U. S. Naval
M. Jonason
Aberdeen
Harlan M. Whise Mad
Bert Cooley
Leonard Davis
Camp Dodgy
Des Moines
Black Polot
Fla
P. Ho Christianson
Anna Marié
Christianson
Albert
J. Maag
Hubert Ketelle
Presbyterian Church
Roce Christianson
Roy Thompson
Masy
Huron
Global War Strains and Political Shifts Highlight Page Here
The article contrasts Japanese military power with Chinese defenses and notes Japan’s mechanized advantage. It discusses U S political maneuvering around Senator Vandenberg, potential Republican strategies, and hints at cross-party cooperation. It also cites two Chicago doctors exploring heart disease treatments amid rising strokes and wealth-seeking interest in SEC figures.
Farm Homes Will Have Electricity
ALCESTER Sept 22 Special Five hundred farm homes in Lincoln and Union counties served by a 192 mile power line will gain electricity on the farm when the Rural Electrification Administration approves the project. The Linenin Union Electric company and the South Dakota Public Service Company sign a wholesale contract to energize the cooperative lines at about one tenth of a cent per kilowatt hour wholesale the retail rate higher to cover operation maintenance and loan repayment. REA allotted 208000 for the project May 13 1937 with loan contract approved in June.
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Alcester
Lincoln
Union
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Linenin-Union Electric Company
South Dakota Public Service Company
Pastor Installed Orient Lutheran Church New Pastor
Special services at the Orient Lutheran Church installed Rev. A T. Anderson as the new pastor. Assisting ministers from out of town included Dr P A Mutison of Minneapolis Rev Theo Steimert and Rev Carl Zaar. Three services were held during the day.
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Orient
Orient Lutheran Church
A. T. Anderson
P. A. Mutison
Minnrapoli
Theo. Steimert
Carl Zaar
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