Speedy action urged on joining World Court
President Roosevelt is urged to follow the path of past leaders and seek Senate approval to join the World Court. The Des Moines Register and both major parties support membership, arguing that swift action would strengthen the United States in international cooperation and reduce the court deadlock, despite reservations.
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Roosevelt
World Court
Senate
Des Moines Register
League of Nations
Remember the Children Child Health Day Proclaimed
The president proclaims May 1 as Remember the Children Day to start broad child welfare programs. Agencies and individuals are urged to educate about child needs, counteract poverty distress, and launch health, food, clothing, schooling, and recreation efforts nationwide.
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Congress
Debate Over Limiting Working Hours Faces Economic Doubt
A clipped opinion argues against a thirty hour workweek, warning it would disrupt industry, fail to raise purchasing power, and hamper employment. It stresses that increasing hourly pay and farmer-led purchasing power are needed to revive commerce and steady employment.
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Congress
Prosperity and folly in times of plenty
The piece discusses Will Rogers and Walter Lippmann on prosperity versus hardship. It argues prosperity breeds debt, laxity, vice, and waste while low mood periods foster virtue and decency, yet human nature repeats patterns with each cycle. It ends urging a prayer against extremes of riches or poverty.
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Will Rogers
Walter Lippmann
Will
Autographs and County Consolidation Reflected in Papers
The piece notes Roosevelt valued letters over signatures, stressing the letter itself as more collectible. It also reports Nebraska lawmakers authorize consolidating county offices and suggests broader county consolidation potential.
Huron business men pledge free contest trips for 1933
Huron business and professional men vow faith in South Dakota by funding educational prize trips for central South Dakota youths. Thirty two firms donate as Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, rural students, and 4H groups receive trips to camps, councils, and regional events. Writers from clubs name reporters. winners must merit trips rather than seek them as prizes.
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South Dakota
Ust
Donens
Central
DakoTa
Lat Miller
Minnesota
Huron
Aberdeen Council
Pickerelike
Citizens Legaue
Pierre
Lake Byron
Brookings
Bram
Press Comment on Offensive Rackets in Retail Schemes
The Argus Leader reports on Associated Retailers warning against promoters who use church or club names to push raffles and bazaars. Organizations risk undermining trust by lending their name for easy profits while the promoter takes the lion’s share. The piece urges caution and notes many groups are innocent but misled.
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Argus-Leader
Associated Retailers
Roosevelt to Hire 200000 Men for Reforestation
Congress has authorized President Roosevelt to mobilize 200000 workers for reforestation. South Dakota shows little initial interest, but the Black Hills region, with forested areas, may benefit from jobs in new camps. Recruits will be gathered at army posts for examinations before placement in the national program.
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S. D
Watertown
Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
South. Dakota
Black Hills
Sliforest
Forestry Department
South Dakota
Shavian Thrust Angers Motion Picture Actresses
Sioux City Journal reports George Bernard Shaw lecturing Ann Harding and Alice Brady during his U S visit. Shaw accused Harding of a spiratical performance and complained of dislike for the hate he wore. Brady was told the attack was not deserved as the theatre had permission. The piece suggests actresses could defend themselves by resisting with laughter or force, portraying Shaw as boorish and provocative.
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Sioux City Journal
George Bernard Shaw
America
United States
Ann Harding
Alice Brady
Miss Harding
Garden Poultry Clubs Organized at North Ryde
The North Ryde community held a four club meeting at A Onderbek s home on April 3 where Henry DeLong of Mitchell explained 4 H work and showed state fair pictures. Two clubs were formed a poultry club for boys and a warden club for girls. Members include Alfred Cermack Howard Hanson Lysle Bifrink Dennis Onderbek Glen Kopecky and Howard Gorman with Kopecky as president Gorman as vice president Onderbek as secretary and Lysle Fifrink as reporter. The next meeting is planned for April 12 at Schyler Hanson s home and club books are expected to be ready for distribution.
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North Ryde
A. Onderbek
Henry DeLong
Mitchell
Alfred Cermack
Howard Hanson
Lysle Bifrink
Dennis Onderbcek
Glen Kopecky
Howard Gorman
Glen Kospecky
Dennis Onderorl
Lysle Fifrink
Schyler Hanson
Lysle. Zifrink
Rural and Scout Leaders Confer in Brookings
Rural and Scout leaders plan a Brookings conference on April 28-29 to discuss cooperation between Scouting and rural clubs. Mr Benson will present a cooperation plan and invites Scout executives, council, rural committee chairmen, or other representatives. The first event is a Friday dinner at 6 15 PM, location to be announced.
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O. H. Penacu
Uswuua
Ciretarural Scouting
Brookings
Benson
Boys Pass Swimming Tests At Mitchell
Monday night at about 5 o clock Max Habicht with Scoutmaster Rev H W Blackburn took four Scouts of troop No 20 to Mitchell to use the indoor pool at Dakota Wesleyan University. The Scouts Chet Brown Eugene Habicht Howard Blackburn and Merle Cowman passed their various swimming tests to meet advancement requirements for different classes. They are awaiting a Court of Honor to be held in Wessington Springs. Several Scouts seek Life rank first class and second class in the troop. The active sponsor this troop in Ruby M Schwarm.
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Mitchell
Max Habicht
Rev
H. W. Blackburn
Dakota Wesleyan University
Chet Brown
Eugene Habicht
Howard Blackburn
Mérle Cowman
Wessington Springs
Foun
Ruby M. Sehwarm
Club Changes To Homecraft Work
The Dakota neues Room Improvement club of Beadle county led by Mildred Lyman converted to a Homecraft club. Two meetings were held Saturday in April with girls outlining project work. Marie May performed Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffman. A diary excerpt from 1941 National Dress Revue champions was read. A party is planned for April 28 at the leader’s home. The next meeting will be at Claire Glue sing’s home on April 13.
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Dakota Neues
Beadle County
Mildred Lyman
Mildred’ Lyman
Marie May
Barcarolle
Affenbach
Claire Glue
Sing
Broadland Girl Scouts Plan Hike After Cooking Tests
Broadland Girl Scouts troop No. met in the MLEB church basement on Monday evening. Town girls passed their cooking test and planned a hike to Oscar J Olson home for country girls to pass their tests. The outing is set for April 29 with Frances Poulisse announcing it. After supper, the group washed dishes, held a brief business meeting, and played games. prizes were awarded for '.Tans'..
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Broadland
Broadland Girl Scouts Troop No
MLEB
Oscar J. Olson
Frances
Poulisse
Wamblee Chonka Troop Meets With Badge Work Report
Wamblee Chonka troop No 4 opened with Caro line Melum in charge after cookie sale reports. Swastica patrol passed fire building for second class, Grey Squirrel patrol did first aid and planned a tea for mothers Saturday. White Owl patrol studied home nurse badge and already cared. Meeting closed with Taps and Run Along Home.
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Wamblee Chonka
Lutheral Girl Scouts
Caroline Melum
Swastica
Grey ‘Squirrel
White Owl
4-H Sheep Club Meets In Virgil
The 4-H Sheep club met at the Lyons home in Virgil on Monday April 3 with 11 members present and leader Mrs. Harper. They discussed wool and an essay on waring terms in stock, planned a fundraising program, and Thomas Lyons performed a banjo number before lunch served by Mrs. Lyons. Reports Elsie Weikum the next meeting will be at Fred Strong's home.
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Virgil
Lyons
Harper
Win
Schmidt
Thomas
Fred Strong
Elsie Weikum
Advisability of Area Tournament Rally Proposal
Fred C. Eggers, scout executive, announces consideration of an Area tournament at a central council location such as Miller Ree Heights or Highmare. The plan would reuse the district rally program with only top scoring troops from each district allowed to enter after final scores and counts are reviewed with council officers.
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Fred C. Eggers
Miller
Ree Heights
Highmare
Four Long-Words Puzzle From Old Newspaper Page
A scrambled puzzle page fragment lists numerous clues and garbled terms across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes instructions about a chesslike area tournament and multiple cryptic hints, along with partial recipes and note fragments.
Scout Troop Wins Laurels Across Years in Scouting
The Boy Scouts troop Ioo details a string of honors from 1931 to 1952. Awards include second and third in contests, the Hoover award, and a first in the Achievement contest ending March 31 1933. Troop 17 emphasizes outdoor work as key to scouting fame.
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Boy Scouts
Ioo
Itu. Quois
Roger A. Ohlsen
President Hoover
Huron
Troop 17
Whiteside Pupils Compete in Huron Speech Contest
Whiteside contestants attended a Saturday speech contest in Huron. Irene Mitchell reports the students, guided by Mr. Hellstrom near Westington, enjoyed the event though none placed. Irene wishes them success in future competitions.
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Whiteside
Huron
Irene Mitchell
Te Whitesite
Hellstrom
Wessingtom
Irene
Whiteside League Adds Two New Members
The Whiteside Young Citizens league held its March meeting on Friday electing two new members. After the business session a brief dialogue was presented by several girls as entertainment. Reported by Irene Mitchell, C. L., school reporter taught by Mr. Hellstrom.
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Whiteside League
Whiteside Young Citizens League
Irene Mitchell
C. L
Hellstrom
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By SARAL
Cleaning woodwork requires warm water and neutral soap, then a thorough wipe and dry. Lightly soiled surfaces may use soap and whiting. avoid excess oil on leather and restore with a dressing every six months.
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SARAL
Surprise Birthday at Broadland Home
A group of friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Kaump’s Broadland home on April 7 to surprise Mr. Kaump on his birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Powell and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Vollenweider, Mrs. F. R. Tolar and family, and Mrs. Pearl Vollenweider and daughter Lorraine. The guests sang, and lunch was served at the close of the evening.
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Broadland
G. E. Kaump
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