Cornell student David Robinson earns engineering fraternity honor
David Robinson son of Mr and Mrs A Robinson 725 Dakota Ave South attends Cornell University Ithaca New York has been named among 13 men at the school deemed eligible for membership in Tau Beta Pi honorary engineering fraternity efforts indicate he may join the prestigious society.
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David Robinson
A. Robinson
Dakota Avenue South
Cornell Uni
Ithaca
Tai Beta- Pi
Ruling Glasses Blamed For War
Yankton April 4 Senator W H H McMaster argues that international policies and trade agreements shape wars not spontaneous combustion. He explains amendments to a cruiser bill, notes opposition to immediate cruiser construction, and cites inadequate bombing plane provisions amid peak arms talk on WNAX radio.
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W. H H. McMaster
Congress
Senator McMaster
WNAX
Senate Military Affairs Committee
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McMaster
Debenture plan fuels farm relief debate in Congress
Key lawmakers weigh how to fund surplus control under McNary relief. Supporters say no explicit cost mechanism is needed if agencies can sell surpluses near cost. critics fear persistent crop gluts require losses or world-market disposal. The National Grange backs export debentures to shift tariff benefits, while a Minneapolis grain dealer outlines a broader plan aiming to end firms’ viability.
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Mcover
McNary
Friends of the McNary
Farm relief plans and cooperative schemes debated in Congress
Secretary Hirde and Barilér, set apart as committee leaders, discussed relief proposals favoring agriculture while opposing any program blocking surplus reduction. A J Mac Phail outlined the Canadian wheat pool as a cooperative marketing model for a forthcoming farm relief bill. Wells proposed a federal farm board, financing for cooperative producers, and stabilization corporations. Taber listed five points including tariff revision, farm board, export debenture use, land and water policy, and farmer cooperation. He forecast quick action on the first three, slow progress on the fourth, and farmer responsibility for the last. Kincheloe pressed Taber about debenture odds. Taber remained optimistic about Grange support even if debenture fails.
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Barilér
Bedheard le
National Grange
Senate Agriculture Committee
A. J. MacPhail
House
Federal Farm Board
Taber
Kincheloe
Kentucky
Grange
Congress
Arlington man held at Desmet in county jail
Hoenshell remains jailed in Kingsbury county awaiting a preliminary hearing this afternoon on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He previously had hearings on two counts including a bad check and forgery, waived examination, and was bound over to circuit court. The mortgage he allegedly forged involved property he did not own.
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Kingsbury County
Hoenshell
Circuit Court
Lamont Named Chairman of Wood Utilization Board
Secretary Lamont of the commerce department has accepted the chairmanship of the national committee on wood utilization, formed in 1925 by Herbert Hoover to promote closer timber use and pave the way for commercial reforestation in Washington.
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Washington
Lamont
Commerce Department
National Committee On
Herbert Hoover
Spring Styles at Dance Show by Golden Rule Store
Spring styles were shown at a style show in the WW P hall tied to a Knights of Pythias dance. Edith Smith and other women modeled outfits from Hollywood dresses Sweat Sixteen department and house dresses while young models Mayvonne Cotton Roxann Daugherty Sally Matlock Dolores Gordon wore dresses coats and hats from the store. Roses provided for the women by A H Downs manager of the Golden Style store.
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Mayvonne Cotton
Roxann
Daugherty
Sally Matlock
Dolores Gordon
A. H. Downs
Golden Ftyle
Huron Singers Complete Tour
A touring party of 200 collagians led by Prof. H M Bailey and soloists Prof. D J Gage and Prof. D Hendrickson returned to Huron after a two week absence. The big bus faced road difficulties in North Dakota, the group was split for three days, and they traveled about 1200 miles across two states with eleven concerts. Several engagements were canceled due to Missouri River flooding. the group resumes home activities with a concert planned Friday April 12 at the gymnasium auditorium.
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D. J. Gage
D. Hendrickson
North Dakota
Glee Club
Hettinger
Lemmon
McIntosh
Missouri
Huron
Audicoran
Three Die In Monoplane Crash Blaze At Scott City
Three men were burned to death when a monoplane crashed near Scott City Kansas and burst into flames this morning. The victims are Dr C C McGinnis surgeon of Scott City Chester Riley traveling salesman of Scott City and Tokhn Flournoy pilot of Wichita Kansas.
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Kans
C. C. McGinnis
Chester Riley
Tokhn
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