Iron Lung Fund Drive Spreads Through Huron Group Efforts
William Reaves American Legion Post members back a state wide push to raise funds for an iron lung to fight infantile paralysis. The Evening Huronite and local sponsors, including The Huron Theatre, plan benefit shows on October 28 with proceeds aiding the iron lung fund.
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William Reaves American Legion Post
South Dakota
Huronite
Huron
Anderson
Aberdeen
40 Or 8
Legion Posts
Huron ‘Theatre Management
Iron Lung Fund
James Eshelman
Frm
Legion
America contributed war ideas to Japan’s rise
A columnist argues that American and Western actions helped shape Japan into a militarized power. It recounts how opening Japan and Western influence disrupted feudal isolation, blaming the United States for fueling Japan’s imperial ambitions and the subsequent brutalities in China.
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America
China
Japan
Orient
Dapat
United States
Mary
England
France
Germany
Russia
Greatness and power echo through imperialist lessons
The text argues nations imitate Western military and imperial practices, citing Japan's modernization and imperial ambitions. It links these to modern China and U S actions, noting Western influence behind tools of aggression and urging self-scrutiny of moral record before judging others.
Tigers Open Floodlight Home Debut Against Miller
Huron high school Tigers, under Coach George Deklot, host Miller in a glowingly billed floodlight opener. The festive setting features the Huron High School band and American Legion corps, plus a floodlighting system dedication, as Miller brings a large student and townsfolk delegation for a top level season kickoff.
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Haran
George Deklot
Tigers
Tomorres
Miller
Seksum
South Dakota
Smnestfeld
Crack
American Legion
Huron
America
Self-Control in Union Strengthens Auto Labor Role
The United Automobile Workers pledge to stop wild-cat strikes and avoid tabloid style labor contacts, seeking disciplined conduct. After last winter’s contracts in plants never before unionized, unauthorized strikes harmed the union, but self restraint now positions it to play a stable part in the automobile industry.
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United Automobile ‘Workers’ Union
Tabor
Theatte
Interesting editorials on historical reference mix
The piece offers a fragmented reference to a noir style scene in a library within a historic building. It hints at a review of consolidation or annexation debates, with vague images of a newsroom or meeting space and a tense late evening atmosphere.
Liver Theory Gains New Respect In Medical Circles
New York physician Dr. Anthony Bassler presents data linking psychic symptoms and nervous conditions to liver insufficiency. He urges psychiatrists to study the liver, notes a Vichy congress of liver specialists endorsing this view, and questions alcohol as the main cause of liver disease. The piece suggests Americans may adopt liver-centered explanations for mood and nerve issues.
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New York “Times
Englnd
Anthony Bassler
New York
Congress of
Liver Specialists
Vichy
France
Bassler
England
Automobile Union Embraces Responsibility Amid GM Letter
The United Automobile Workers pledge to discipline members who join wildcat strikes and acknowledge General Motors right to discipline union participants. The letter to GM president William S Knudsen marks a move toward industrial peace, following recurring wildcat actions that strained labor and management relations.
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Philadelphia
G. M
Ution
Auta
Capita
Krrudstancans
United Auromobile Workers
William Loeb Dies a trusted Roosevelt aide at 71
Sioux City Journal reports William Loeb, longtime private secretary to Theodore Roosevelt, dies in New York at 71. An immigrant from Germany, Loeb rose from service before Roosevelt became a president to influential roles in politics and industry, including positions with the Reichlen meeting and Guggenheim interests. His close relationship with Roosevelt defined a pivotal era as political life shifted through Taft’s presidency.
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City Joural
Will
Theodore Rowselt
William Loeb
Teddy
Col. Roosevelt
McKinley
Taft
Losb
New York
Fleichicen
Guggenheim Interests
Cal. Roosevelt
Loeb
Col Roosevelt
Diary of a Central South Dakota Farm Woman at the Fair
A diary entry recalls a day at the fair with neighbors traveling to the crossroads and exhibits from South Dakota products. The author reflects on strong emotions, family departures, and the mix of beauty and harsh truths as trees are cut for efficiency, noting resilience and the costs of progress.
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Watford
South Brkota Products Co
Yancy
Josey Gong
Hue
Jim
Amy
Acis
Necure
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Social and Local Notes
A bustling round of social journeys and arrivals fills the column. Claude and Mrs Oviatt depart for friends and the fair in Sioux City. An eight pound baby girl arrives to Mr and Mrs Hugh Lacmer. Mrs Claus Butts visits from Eau Claire for three weeks with Mrs William Talraie’s family. Albert Brill in town on telephone business. Mr York attends to a rotation. Miss Nellie Hanger returns from Batavia and speaks of a 26 year acquaintance. Mrs I C Loomis returns from Chicago. Loomis attends Consistory in Yankton this week. Mrs L W Bopp and daughter Lucy travel home to Chicago. A contingent of 32 Beadle County soldiers departs for Fort Riley for training. Barber and Broadland relocate to 533 Colorado Street in Huron. Ruby and Dell Gochott baptized into Adventist Church. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ormond Peterson this week.
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Claude Oviatt
Sioux City
Hugh Lacmer Tueeday
Claus Butts
Eau Clair
Wig
William Talraie
Albert’ Brill
Mx Grill
L. W. Bopp
Lucy
Bupp
LeRoy Hanson
Chicago
Beadley County
New National Army
Fort Riley
Kans
Mirx R
Barber
Broadland
Huron
Colorado Street
Ruby
Dell
Trip to Aberdeen by Mulligan Bathe Lipets and Davis
Mrs Jack Mulligan Mrs Bathe Lipets and Mr Gordon Davis motored to Aberdeen on Wednesday to visit friends and shop.
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Rockham
Saccia
Jack ‘Mulligan
Bathe ‘Lipets
Gordon’ Davis
Foend and
Ahopping
Political turbulence roils party lines in Hilles resignation
The piece recounts reaction to a sudden resignation by Hilles amid factional tensions in the Republican Party. It notes alleged motives, timing before the New York convention, and implications for succession, while touching on Kennedy’s maritime committee role and broader farm policy shifts under Wallace. The column weaves political intrigue with comments on party power dynamics and governance.
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Hilles
New York
Medto
New York State
Delcomes
New
Xoms
Cedar Rapids
Sporcheit Marine
Joeph V. Kennedy
Rooevel
Lee
Ar. Kennnedy
Mr. Kennedy
Armerican
Congress
Kennedy
Altar Society Meeting Reported in Bmockham
Rita's Altar Society convened at the A C Jackard home on a Wednesday evening. The gathering included regular members William paperte and Mrs Ea Selioa among others, with notes of ongoing activities and volumes discussed.
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Altar Society
Bmockham
Rita's
A.C. Jackard
Ol ‘Ngar
William Paperte
Mra Ea Selioa
Famous Scientist OKT AL Document Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered words and phrases about scientists, mathematics, and various topics. The text appears as jumbled clues and names, lacking coherent narrative or clear events to summarize into a complete item. No identifiable individuals or organizations yield a stand-alone news fact.
Employment Orient Highlight Delphine Pitman in Faulitton Office
Sept 71 report notes Delphine Pitman, recent Chillicuthe Business College graduate, taking an employment orientation role in the resetikament office at Faulitton.
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Orient
Delphine Pitman
Chillicuthe Business College
Resetikanent
Faulitton
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