Inside Germany The real reason behind the anti Jewish drive
A compact analysis from a high level German source outlines three Nazi groups the storm troops with 450000 members the 500000 official party members and 17 million Nazi voters It argues Hitler must appease these groups in order job creation for storm troopers expansion of officials by dismissals and replacement with Jews The piece predicts a planned easing of antisemitic drives by April 10 and notes tensions with the Reichswehr and Papen Goering factions.
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Germany
Deutschland
New York
Washington
Huronite
Hitler
Reichswehr
Hindenburg
Storm Troops
Brand Capt. Goerng
Tariff Schedules and Administrative Hurdles
Fragmentary notes discuss tariff schedules as longstanding tools and reveal repeated administrative challenges. The text hints at political debate and past difficulties in enforcing or shaping tariff policy.
Tariff priorities and agriculture shape Roosevelt era talks
The piece notes Secretary Hull prioritizes tariffs in the economic conference while stressing agriculture as the country’s future economic lifeline. It argues freer trade could resolve many issues, but warns tariff plans must include agriculture to be effective. Agriculture will closely monitor the conference.
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Roosevelt
Tattion
Hull
Hopeful Hogan backs reform of farm debt funding
The Omaha Federal Land Bank president D P Hogan, after a Washington trip aiding farm debt relief legislation, is praised for his long life in agriculture and decisive judgment. The piece hopes he keeps a regional role if federal financing agencies consolidate, possibly heading an Omaha center.
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D.P. Hogan
Omaha Federal Land Bank
Washington
Hogan
Iowa
Omaha
Mr. Hogan
Price Fixing Sparks Debate Over Farm Wages and Policy
A press commentary argues that Congress may authorize arbitrary price fixing to aid agriculture, warning it could raise food prices and wages, triggering a vicious cycle. It contrasts high costs to farm income and notes industrial workers earn meager wages while garment workers are paid little, urging a minimum wage law for fairness.
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Congress
United States
A New Approach to the Railroad Problem
Minneapolis Journal argues for a constructive reorganization of the railroads in light of federal and public pressure. It notes past punitive reform, recalls statements by railroad leaders, and suggests a period of heroic reform with government coordination and practical economics guiding a national plan.
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Minneapolis Journal
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Alfred E. Smith
Mr. Smith
Roosevelt
Noe
Vanderbilt
LeVollette
C. Hi. Markham
Illinois Central
Gaeae
Railroads Sponsor 4-H Educational Trips to National Congress
The Winds Central and Santa Fe railroads expand support for 4-H by funding 61 prizes and 58 trips to the 12th National Club Congress. Winners come from ten states and are chosen by state club leaders with county extension agents, based on county scores in agriculture or home economics projects.
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Winds Central
Alabama
Towa
Santa Fe
Chicago
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona
Iowa
Illinois
Kansas
Early Democracy Story From Sheffield School Grades
Rita Welty of Sheffield School reports fifth and sixth graders wrote a story titled Early Democracy about the Pilgrims Mayflower Compact and the House of Burgesses. The piece notes early plans like New England Confederation and Albany Plan of Union and cites liberty arriving with the Revolutionary War. Miss Yan teaches at Sheffield School.
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Sheffield
Rita
Welty
Pilgrims
House of Burgesses
Virginia
New England Confederation
Miss Yan
Sheffield School
Pupils Create South Dakota Booklets For History Project
Alma Miles of the Valley Young Citizens league recounts pupils making South Dakota booklets covering history geography and civics. Irene Anderson's class works on them with covers described in dark blue with gold gilded letters and the label Sunshine State.
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South Dakota
Alma Miles
The
Valley Young Citizens League
Irene Anderson
Sunshine State
Broadland Scouts Plan Bird Study Contest
Broadland troop No. 15 held a Monday meeting at the Broadland schoolhouse. The scouts planned a bird study contest to see which patrol could list the most birds seen. Wayne Luick led exercises and Alton Luick read a letter from Tom Terney.
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Broadland
Broadland Troup
Dale Biggerstaff
Stimson
Kaurmp
Wayne Luick
Alton Luick
Tom Terney
Scoutmask 1
Iz Harlan Oson
Method Of Sewing Laundry Bags Shown By 4-H Club
The Queen's Sttchers 4-H club met at 2 oclock Saturday at Maxine Lungrens home. The meeting opened with the president in charge and a penny collection for the treasury. Esther Passenhe demonstrated finish laundry bag sewing, with Gloria McFee noting Ellamoe Twich was served by Maxine Coe Dimey club reporter.
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Queen's
Maxine Lungren
Esther Passenhé
Gloria’ McFee
Ellamoe
Twich
Maxine‘ Coe
4-H Cooking Club Meets At Virgil
Kellogg Keen Kookers met at the Preushn home in Virgil for their seventh regular meeting on April 1. Roll call showed three absent. plans included quilting the quilt from April 13 to 15 and a program and quilt sale on April 29. A muffin demonstration by Esther Preushi and Edna Neuharth preceded lunch. mistakes were noted and to be corrected.
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Kellogg Keen
S. H. Taylor
Esther Preushi
Edna Newharth
Edna Neuharth
Y C L Contest At Grant School Draws Leaders
The Young Citizens League at Grant School held a meeting and announced Leonard King s side won the contest. Leaders chosen included Allen King and Leonard King then Robert King and Leonard King. Exhibits were displayed for county supervisor H L Hurley to judge.
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Young Citzens League of Grant School
Leonard King
Allen King
Alien King
Robert King
Grant School
H. L. Hurley
Hurley
D.C. Mills
Young Citizens League
Pierre
Gladys Peterson
Keth Miner
Miner
Charlotte Phinney
Grant
Winners Selected in Y C L Contest at Woon socket
The Young Citizens League of Sanborn County met in the auditorium at Woonsocket with teachers and students present. Afternoon program included chorus of 200 children's voices, a play Illumination by Miss Forbes, piano solo Edith Noble, readers Bonita Stanfeldt Andref Dent Delma Ferguson and essay Einar Rowan. Two declamatory contest winners advance to Mitchell on April 22. Delegates Verlon Welch and Thomas Kilrain were chosen to go to Pierre May 1 or 2. An exhibit was displayed in the Catholic church basement.
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Young Citizens League of
Sanborn County
Woonsocket
Einar Rowan
Jarcars
Mitchell
Verlon Welch
Letcher
Thomas Kilrain
Woonsheket
Pierre
Court Of Honor Approves Merits For Troop 28
Blunt Troop 28 leaders report a Court of Honor held on Thursday averting March 30. Eight merit badges were approved including Carpentry Conservation Farm Home and Its Planning Pluming Woodwork Cooking and related skills. Eckmaster Harold Akers led with assistants Thilmer Benson and Lyle Mariner. troop committee reviews were conducted by Frank Moire Harry Glans and W K McKnight.
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Court of Honor
Troop
Blunt
Billy Frazier
Robert Tromsland
Marvin Welch
Harold D. Akers
Thilmer Benson
Lyle Mariner
Frank Moire
Harry Vglans
W. K. McKnight
Organize Girls 4 H Sewing Club Formed
A meeting at Doris Harrison home organized a girls sewing club named Live Wire. Doris Harrison called meeting to order and was elected president with officers Vivian William vice president Dla Hickcox secretary Martha Gimbel treasurer Ruth Nicholas reporter Velma Specker. Six members present. Next meeting set for April 11. Adjournment motion carried. A tune served after time for study singing and visiting. Report written by Velma Specker.
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Doris Harrison
Geting
Vivian William
Dla Hickcox
Martha Gimbel
Ruth Nicholas
Velma’ Specker
Live Wire Sewing Club
Velma Specker
Troop 6 Scouts Meet On Tuesday
The Huron Boy Scouts held a regular meeting Tuesday April 4 from 7 30 to 9 with 15 scouts two officials and two visitors present. The oath prayer and flag pledge opened the session and merit badge questions were answered by Mr Eggers. Testis Patrol meetings occurred and the session adjourned per Kendall LeCraft Scribe. Knox invited to speak at the American Association of Collegiate Registrars in Chicago April 7 to 18 about quarter and semester merits in higher education.
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Huron Boy Scouts
Eggers
Kendall LeCraft
Knox
Mitchell
I J. Knox
Dakota Wesleyan University
Americant Association
Chicago
Sdl
Ambiguous Puzzle of Mixed Clues and Terms
A garbled list blends crossword style clues, science terms, and scattered phrases. It reads like a fragmented puzzle set with mismatched numbers, languages, and possible OCR errors, lacking coherent narrative or clear source details.
Students study Colonial Life in Murray School unit
Fifth and sixth graders in Murray school Beadle county Custer township explore Colonial Life focusing on foods. They learn Indians taught colonists to prepare succotash a beans and corn dish and share a lunch report noting its hot serving and enjoyment.
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Murray School
Custer Township
Beadle County
Ethelyn Beck
The
League
Rosebud pupils craft South Dakota books at Bass school
The Rose Bud Young Citizens league at Bass School Grant township No 3 teaches seventh graders who are completing South Dakota books. Last week seventh and eighth graders wrote a play on Gossip which amused audiences during practice with Miss Vera Smith and Miss Dorothy Schulz assisting.
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South Dakota
Rose Bud Young Citizens League
Bass School
Grant Township No. 3
Vera Smith
Irena Lynch
Dorothy Schulz
Jefferson G R Plan Candy Sale Reported by Club
Jefferson G R Plan Candy Sale discussed by the Jefferson Girl Reserves at a meeting on April 3. Florence Kelly reports the group spoke about a candy sale to be held at school with Miss Clara Seton in charge and roll call closing the session.
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Jefferson G. R. Plan
Jefferson Girl Reserves
Florence Kelly
Clara Seton
Helb Yourself And Lend A Hand
Homemakers face rug color shading caused by dry air. Restore moisture to the room, fluff the rug, and brush upright to even the pile. The article also describes inexpensive dyeing to repair faded or mismatched rugs using hot dye and selective application for even tone.
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Sara L
Stuffed Tomatoes Recipe From Historic Kitchen
A vintage style recipe describes six medium tomatoes prepared with interior salting and chilling. It mixes mayonnaise with diced celery to create a filling, then pipes it into tomatoes and garnishes with paprika or pimento on crisp lettuce. Serves six and suggests cucumber as a celery substitute.
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Departures Noted
Twenty years ago in Huron several residents left on travel or business trips. Miss Mary Fleming headed to Carthage for a brief business visit. Mr and Mrs W N Fanner departed for Chicago and other points for business matters. Architect F W Kuehn went to Yankton for several days of work. Senator Coc Crawford left for Washington DC for the opening of the special session. Attorney A I Gardner traveled to Chicago on business. Mr and Mrs L C Tredway went to Mitchell to visit their daughter Mrs Dick Haney. Mr and Mrs S Basford of Pierra visited Huron. John Claymore of Broadland was among Saturday visitors.
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Mary Fleming
Carthage
W. N. Fanner
Chicago
Farmer
F. W. Kuehn
Yankton
Coc ¥. Crawford
Washington, D.C
Seasion of Congress
A. I. Gardner
Health set back for Elsie Hit and show changes noted
Elsie Hit misses her first WABC CBS series episode due to scarlet fever and Thelma Marsh, her understudy, steps in as June Armstrong. Marsh will remain in the role until Hit recovers, expected to be about 18 months, with a hospital stay cited. The schedule lists multiple radio programs across networks including NBC ABC and CBS through morning to evening, with live broadcasts from cities such as St Louis Milwaukee and Toronto and performances by Mike Kennedy and Efren Zimbalist among others.
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Butterfield
Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Elsie Hit
Seti
Thelma Marsh
June Armstrong
Miss Marsh
Miss Hitz
Heental
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Agrizontil
Tank
Pierre Curie Aly Corvered
Israel
Grammatica
Casa
U. S
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Huron
WEAF
NBC
Rudy Vallee
Joe Cook
Showboat
Jack Pearl
John Pennedy
WABC
CBS
Coloné
Barlay Symphony
Wayne King
Radio City Variety
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Cincinnati
WIZBC
Womers Radio Review
Toronto
Philadelphia Orchestra
Efren Zimbalist
Woz
Arcadians
Three X Sisters
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