Hoese Reiterates Charges Against Former Administration
Rural Credit Director W R Hoese repeats that the former Democratic board caused a $182 059 40 loss in interest from unpaid taxes on land owned by the department. He accuses state officials of careless tax payments and defends current records showing taxes paid and bonds paid off. He criticizes Hinselman for attempting to alibi the prior administration and urges public scrutiny of department records.
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Rural Credit
W. R. Hoese
W. H. Hinselman
Kirmkind
Hinselman
House
Howse
Intertat
Mund County
Wis
Scdel
Wwest
Civee
Sovernment
Pargionl
Hinselmin
Elovier
Rural Credit Department
Boi Supreme Court
Linselinen
Hoese
Hinselawan
South Dakota
Credit
Glthine
Glthine. It Is the Wonder of the Statehouse
Tax Department
Highway Department
Social Security Department
Salem woman visits mother in Wesington
Minnie Nystrom of Salem Oregon traveled to Wesington to spend the summer with her mother, Mrs Harriet C Brown, arriving on April 7 as noted in special correspondence from Wellington.
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Mother Wellington
Minnie Nystrom
Salem
Ore
Wesington
Harriet C. Brown
Tending Furnace Is Easy With New Anthracite Unit
Pittsburgh April 7 Dr E R Weidlein head of the Mellon Institute reports progress after its first year in a $6,000,000 home. Anthracite heating equipment now operates for weeks without attention to fuel ash or damper, while 218 scientists spent over 1 million dollars on research from shirt collars to a pneumonia drug hydroxyethylapocu preine. The institute also studies improving wearing qualities of shirts and ties.
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Pittsburgh
E. R. Weidlein
Mellon
Woonsocket High Set for May Baccalaureate and Commencement
Woonsocket High School announced the baccalaureate will be held Sunday May 15 and the commencement exercises the following week. The Class of 1940 lists a large roster of graduates including Mayme Bervis Dorothy Brown James Dunlap Cerudine Snenm and many others, with blue and owl colors and the motto At the top, but climbing.
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Wesow Jgra
Woonsocket High School
Nts
Tides
Mayme Bervis
Dorothy Brown
Y Hiriewerr
James Dunlap
Cerudine
Snenm
Be Bers
Bewalel Sutins Papaisas
Ee May Lorie
Bo Thelen Fatiies
Bo McCormick
Millrudness
Helee McCoy
Vevina McKillip
Donald Miman
Matjean Nelson
Loren Pale
Mary Verner
Caroline Parker
Hilary Pargu
Juan Persunitis
Edminatel
Regynski
Florence Regynski
Roland Rue
Alfred Steichen
Charles Stiiehen
George Sveighen
Marie Steichen
Lala Swinson
Dorothy Peller
Donald Thompson
Arleen Waite
Mattie Webster
Elsie Weeker
Melvin Welder
Debate over the Presidents reorgan ization bill dominates letters
Readers nationwide flood letters and calls urging Congress to vote for or against the plan while few understand its contents. The writer warns citizens must study laws themselves or democracy suffers. A second letter criticizes local traffic and advocates better access and walking to revitalize Hurons town life.
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United States
Omaka
Congress
Gilbert Pie
Roberta Newton Named Accompanist for State Youth Chorus
Roberta Newton of Huron, a voice and piano student, will accompany the State Youth Chorus as its accompanist. The hymn section meets April 10 for an hour at Congregational Church, Huron. Mrs. Perry Clifford, who directed last year, will lead. The program includes medium difficulty hymns and Haydn’s The Heavens Are Tell. The concert ties to the State Sunday School convention in Huron on June 7 and 8.
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Amuna i Geulp
Roberta New
Miss Newton
Sta
Ines
Huron
Perry Clifford
Mitchell
Health Tag Day Set For April 16
Health Tag Day is planned for April 16 with junior and senior high school girls and associations collecting donations. The effort aims to support the Avaldh fund for children whose homes cannot meet health needs, directed by Principal George G. Bull who has led tag days for the Salvation Army in past drives.
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Eh “Lax Urey
Huron
Spon
Chit- Crew
Mura College
George G. Bull
Silvation Army
Beautifying Doland School Grounds Under Way
About three dozen holes have been dug by N.Y.A. students for tree planting around the Doland school building. Supt. G. W. Cook said the landscaping plan also includes shrubbery planting and improved sidewalks and curbs.
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Doland
N.Y. A
G. W. Cook
Doland School
Siduwalka
Surly
Magician Entertains Doland Crowd at High School
An April 7 high school program featured Professor Schmidt, famed magician, presenting clever tricks. Students actively questioned him, yet he remained in control, delivering a thoroughly enjoyed, standout lyceum entertainment in Doland.
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Doland
Professor Schmidt
Nagiciai
Schmidt
Lyceum
Contest Opens In District 3
Nearly 1 500 high school musicians and instructors gathered at the South Dakota State College campus for the first round of the annual SDHSMA contest. District 2 entries from about 90 schools include bands, orchestras, and solo acts. Prof Carl Christensen directs with contests in several campus venues and evening concerts broadcast on KE DY.
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Brookings
State College
South Dakota
South Dakota High School Music “Association
Carl Christensen
Christensen
College Audiorium
KEDY
Federal, Radio Commission
Jack Tuwpers
Skilion
Immigration quiz missteps hinge on constitutional form
In Chillicothe Ohio an immigration officer questioned an applicant on the republican form of government and how the constitution changes. The exchange led to a speedy clarifying lecture, with the papers in order afterward. In Pittsburgh Magistrate Anthony Lucas faced embarrassment as a woman charged with a traffic offense was fined 32 dollars. the name given was Mrs Anthony Lucas.
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Associated Press
Chillicothe
Ohio
U. S
Wo A. Kivfer
Pittsburgh
Anthony Lucas
Anthony Lucax
Magiste
NYA Students Improve Doland Public School Facilities
Supt G W Cook reports NYA labor has refinished the stage floor repaired seating and lockers redecorated and new equipment installed at Doland Public School. John Bloom janitor and Cook supervised the work with several high school age youths.
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NYA
Doland
G. W. Cook
N.Y. A
Jpass
Macy
John Bloom
Cook
Sioux May Adopt Big Apple Dance
Rapid City April 7 The big apple may replace the rabbit dance on South Dakota's Pine Ridge Indian reservation. A clipping from the Shanon County News notes a WPA physical director from Hot Springs visited Pine Ridge last week and instructed participants in the new big apple and Susie Q steps. A large turnout enjoyed the event as older and younger residents joined the dance.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
Shanon County News
Pine Ridge
WPA
Hot Springs
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