TREE BELT BOONDOGGLE SEEN AS EFFECTIVE SHELTER BELT
Three years after a costly federal plan to plant a vast shelterbelt across the western plains critics laughed at the idea. Now reports show 1277 miles of belts, 740 trees per acre planted, 550 per acre surviving, with belts reaching 20 feet in height. Forest Service notes wind reduction and dust-storm prevention, urging more support for soil conservation.
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Mexico
Congress
United Press
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Plains States
Vermont's 350th Anniversary and State Beautification Plan
Vermont marks 350 years since admission to the Union in 1941 and plans a four year program of beautification and modernization. The celebration highlights Vermont as the first admitted and a bellwether for other states with Maine. The piece notes jokes about secession and the shared fates of New England states.
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Vermont
Green Mountain
Maine
Nye and Fish Propose Broad Munitions Embargo Bill
Senator Gerald P Nye and Representative Hamilton Fish Jr push a bill to embargo munitions shipments not only in war but in peace as well with limited exemptions for shipments to American allies engaged in war against non-American powers. The draft aims to curb arms flow widely, arguing strong logic behind restricting munitions movement.
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Keefing
Gerald P. Nye
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Proposal to end munitions exports in peacetime and war
The remarks warn that widespread munitions sales abroad could trigger another conflict in which Americans die from weapons made in the United States. The speaker advocates permanently exiting the munitions export business, in both peace and wartime.
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Weiget
Kiplinger Warns of Coming Boom and Inflation Risks
Washington adviser Kiplinger predicts a coming prosperity boom through 1938 to 1940 with inflation in credit and easier money. He urges cautious borrowing and stock purchases, buy tangible goods, start ventures, and advertise more while preparing for a tougher forties and higher competition.
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W. M. Kiplinger
Washington Business Advisor
Cosmopolitan
Noom
Kiplinger
America
Editorial note on taegent collection from South Dakota papers
A daily editorial note explains the taegent filed collection of American downpapers from South Dakota. It notes office hours, access for readers of the Evening Huronite, and use for study and reference. It mentions the library location and the News Hoot’s presence in the Evening Baronite Building.
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Taegent
Sout Dakota
Thoms
Teachers face dangers and rewards in public education
Watertown teachers hear Dr. Eversull of Huron College urge stronger social studies focus as crucial to future society. He warns against extremes of rigor or laxity, noting teachers' daily grind and the varied challenges from grade to high school levels while praising lifelong educational dedication. The piece contrasts his views with those of Columbia's Nicholas Murray Butler on career satisfaction and the enduring value of teaching.
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Watertown
Frank Eversull
Huron College
Watertown Public Schools
Tae
Pittas
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University of New York
Prammar
Trailers and Taxes in Sioux City News
The piece discusses trailer life across states, noting movement between regions and the economic impact. It argues trailer residents avoid high living costs and suggests Congress may tax trailer owners as taxpayers, while praising the revenue potential.
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Counry
Florida
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Fang
Mussolini Statement Sparks Global Speculation
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest MB seteeeewn mentions Mussolini and hints at ongoing world affairs. Ambiguous phrases reference a stork and a tiara context, with a tease of further commentary to follow.
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A. Mussolini
Sphinx Speaks Privately On Sit-Down Strikes and Garner
Washington April 7 This column notes whispers that President Roosevelt or Vice President Garner may influence anti sit-down strike policy. It cites Garner's stance, Byrnes amendments, and White House discussions with Congress amid mixed signals.
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Sphinx
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White House
John Nance Gaerner
Jimmy Byrnes
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Garner
Lewis Tabor
Consrese
Ianiobs
Lewis
Byrnes
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Ibbor
Spee
Sumors
Supreme Court
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Sipervision
Diary of Farm Woman in Central South Dakota March Reflections
A Central South Dakota diary fragment reveals a farm woman contemplating retirement, independence, and dreams for her family amid mud and promise. She notes household quirks, a husband’s constant whistling, and plans that hint at tomorrow’s April 1 events while acknowledging limits and resourcefulness in country life.
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Larry
Mny
Jane
Lamaka
Twenty Years Ago In Huron News Snippets
L Van Voorhis and Mrs Van Voorhis plan to return to Huron between the first and middle of May After attending Elk initiations in Wessington J C Dexter returns from a business trip to the east Mrs John Doherty returns from Plainview Minn Mr and Mrs George Bauman and family leave for Mountain Lake Minn Bauman purchased the Empress theatre Friendly Circle Bible class gifts Beatus wife receives carving set from Methodist Church group to show appreciation L in Lyon Meredith prepares for a trip to Minneapolis Marie and Viela Van description ends with vacation plans
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George Bauman
Mountain Lake
Minn
Bauman
Methodist Church
Beatus No Wiver
Meredith
Muinexpolis
Marie
Viela
North Dakota politics and the Langer saga revisited
The column critiques a professor's swing era muses and recalls North Dakota political turbulence around Gov Bill Langer. It recounts the Leader newspaper, defamations, recalls, and shifts of power, noting North Dakota’s reputation for upheaval and bold ballots amid early 1930s political clashes.
Hartman sisters depart for six week Montana Colorado tour
Syckle known as the Hartman sisters leave this morning for six weeks of engagements through Montana and Colorado opening in Miles City with their father J C Van Syckel joining them to Tamestown BC. Miss Mae Vor Camp a Lincoln school teacher heads tomorrow to Willmar Minnesota for spring break visits with friends. Mrs Guy Poole plans to depart this morning for Kank Cl Missouri then Granite Oklahoma to visit her parents.
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N.bc
Mae Vor
Lincoln School
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Willmar
Minn
Guy Poole
Kank Cl
Granite
Oklahoma
Jackie French Returns From Hospital Recovery
Jackie French son of Mr and Mrs Carl French has returned home from Huron Hospital where he was a patient.
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Jackie French
Bonilla
Swial
Carl French
Huron Hospital
Community Aid Meeting at Gaughran's Church
Yale residents report a Community Aid meeting at the Gaughran parish house with nine members and six guests present. A plan to plant six Chinese elms at the church was approved and next fall's bazaar was discussed. Officers for the year were led by President, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. The next gathering is scheduled for May 6 at Mrs. Bogh's home.
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Pote
CL Gaughran
Fred Po’ Ison
Whine
W Gaughran
Ing
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W. Bou
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