Sioux in Transition Clash With Reservation Life in Rapid City
Hal Boyle notes growing Sioux frustration with the reservation system as land fails to support a rising population. Indians seek a bridge to wage earning life while resisting farm culture, with Rapid City becoming a major urban Indian center among Pine Ridge, Cheyenne River, Standing Rock, and Rosebud peoples.
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Rapid City
Alo
America
Pine Ridge
Cheyenne River
Standing Rock
Rosebud
Brannan’s Views on U S Farming Policy and Leadership
The article profiles Brannan a Western-born lawyer turned government official. It recounts his Colorado roots, law practice in land and irrigation, and rise through the Resettlement Administration Farm Security Administration to Assistant Secretary of Agriculture during World War II. It notes his long range farm planning focus and belief in a sound farm economy, with future adjustments to price supports after three years.
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Denver
University of Denver Law School
Colorado
Resettlement Administration
Farm Security Administration
Washington
FAS
Anderson
Brannan
U.S
Sioux Rise From Tent to House Indian, Keep Pride
A Sioux family story traces a move from tent life to a modest house as they gain independence and raise a large military family. Mrs. Willam McGaa, ex-reservation resident, notes self-reliance and education, saying natives are better off leaving the reservation and resisting government direction.
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Willam McGaa
Pine Ridge Reservation
Bees Move Into Apartment At 112 North Bell Street
A swarm occupied an upstairs space at 112 N Bell Street last month and made a private entrance in a weathered knot hole. Owner Robert P Williams Sr says he will not disturb the bees as they mind their own business and pose little nuisance.
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Clarence Streetman
N. Bell Street
Robert P. Williams
Reinhbers
Willams
Ryan
South Georgian
Mar
Southern Negro Youth Congress Opens Amid Uncertain Birmingham Venue
The Southern Negro Youth Congress planned a three day Birmingham meeting starting tomorrow. No site announced after police warned delegates must be seated separately by race. A Negro church withdrew its offer citing segregation pressure and Rev Luke Beard urged not to hold the event there.
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Birmingham
Sothern Negro Youth Congress
Congress
Louis E. Burnham
Te Price
Eugene Connor
Luke Beard
16Th Street
Negro Baptist Church
Con Free
Oso Segrigvion
Glen Taylor
Henry Wallace
NY Stock Exchange Strikers End 32 Day Walkout
The 32 day strike by United Financial Employees AFL against the New York Stock Exchange ended as members voted to return to work. Mayor William O Dwyer requested the walkout be called off, marking the first strike at the 108 year old exchange. The curb exchange strike had already ended two weeks earlier with workers returning on April 16.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
United Financial Employes
AFL
William O'Dwyer
The
Stock Exchange
Onn-Y
New York Curb Exchange
Curb
Enterprise VFW Membership Upnote
Enterprise VFW posts membership rose by seven since 1947 as announced at the Monday club meeting. Commander Finney praised officers for weekly square dances and reported the Cross of Mal ta pins arrived for distribution. Mrs Ava Crenshaw urged female relatives to join the auxiliary. Metals valued at 390 million were mined in Canada last year.
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Enterprise
John Wiley Brock
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Commander Finney
Charles Hundley
Mike Saloom
L. C. Murdock
VEW
Kkwas
Ava Crenshaw
Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
Auxiliary
Canada
Brannan Named to Succeed Anderson as Agriculture Secretary
Charles F. Brannan, a modest 45 year old lawyer with Denver roots, is chosen to become the next Secretary of Agriculture after Cimon P. Andersen leaves May 10 to run for the U S Senate in New Mexico. Brannan is described as understated, practical, and not a flamboyant figure, living with his wife in a small apartment and commuting by streetcar or an old Ford.
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Douglas Larsen Washington
NEA
Charles F. Brannan
Cimon P. Andersen
U. S. Senate
New Mexico
Georgetown
Chrek Brannan
Brannan
Washington
Denver
Cheek
Late Show Tonight and Week's Film Lineup
Tonight Sithini presents Asylum of Horrors for one night only with Margaret O'Brien and Chere in Uns kinished Dance and Vigilante's a Re turn featuring Jon Hall and Margaret Lindsay. Wednesday and Thursday John Hodiak and Elizabeth Scott star in Dessert Fury. Friday and Saturday Tim Molt appears in Wild Horse Mesa and George Campbell in Millie Daughter.
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Sithini
Margaret O'Brien
Chere
Jon Hall
Margaret Lindsay
John Hodiak
Elizabeth Scott
Tim Molt
Wild Horse
Mesa
George Campbell
Millie Daughter
Fragmentary note on World Salt Evaporation Methods
The fragment references yearly erosion wash and transport around the globe near the equator, mentions student counts and college-grade schools around 1940, and hints at salt production by evaporation and mining. The text is incomplete and cites methods without full context.
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Burrow Gang
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Southern Negro Youth Congress
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John Wayne
Laraine Day
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Virginia Christine
Robert Mitchum
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Mickey Rooney
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