Standard Oil Sales Rise Despite Tax Toll
CHICAGO April 9 Special Standard Oil Company of Indiana and subsidiaries boosted sales in most segments. Net income came to 33,597,342 after minority interest. Dividends totaled 22,908,007 with 48 million invested in 1940 for new properties and equipment including 431 wells, 495 miles of pipelines, ships, and 391 service stations as plans for 1941 expansion proceed.
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Chicago
Standard OU Company of Indians and Subsidiaries
Edward G. Seubert
Standard Group
Seubert
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Andllinois
Standard of Indiana
Council Bauffs
Owa
Sioux Falls
S. D
Burlington Junction
Des Moines
Whiting
Ind
Indianapolis
Sheppard placid stalwart in suffrage and maternity policy
The veteran lawmaker and co author of maternity and infancy legislation earned federal aid to states to reduce birth mortality. His long service in the house and senate spanned more than twenty five years and left him with few personal enemies. His popularity at home was deeply rooted.
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Sheppard
House
Senate
South Dakota Scrapbook Uses Governor Garments
Pupils at Ace School Kingsbury County asked Governor for old trousers and a hat to craft a cover for a scrap book project. The governor's wife responded and students fashioned a cover from trouser fabric and gubernatorial felt emblem, making the Flying Ace School scrapbook a notable South Dakota effort.
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S.D
Senate
Ing Ace School
Kingsbury County
Rule Dakota
South Dakota
Senator Sheppard of Texas a Prohibition Advocate and Democratic Leader
The article profiles Senator Joseph W. Sheppard of Texas, a Democratic whip in the seventy first congress, noted for moral zeal and reformist stance against liquor. It recalls his rise from Texarkana roots, night watchman days, Yale law schooling, and marriage to Lucille Sanderson, with three daughters among his personal milestones.
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Senate
Woodmen of the World
John IL. Sheppard
Wheatville
Daingerfield
Pittsburgh
Texarkana
Austin
Young Sheppard
University of Texas
Yale Law School
Sheppard
United States
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Lucille Sanderson
Washington
VFW Annual Election Set For Thursday Meeting
Forrest McMuhen Post VFW will hold its annual officer election Thursday evening at the Legion Hall. Commander J. M. Marston urged all members to attend as the meeting is the most important of the year. Other items include planning for the spring conference of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to be held soon in Vermillion.
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VFW
Forrest McMuhen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Hall
J. M. Marston
College Play to Be Given Tonight at Nazareth Scene
The Huron College Campus Players present an outdoor summer set in Nazareth with about thirty two actors. Donnie Brugman and Clarence Northey take nonstudent roles while Alyce Viereck from Gann Valley portrays Mary. The production, aligned with Holy Week, emphasizes a simple reverent portrayal of Jesus life with strong student talent.
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Nazareth
Huron College
Donnie Brugman
Oren Brugman
Huron
Clarence Northey
Jesus
Roosevelt warns on forfeiture and convoy policy during war buildup
J. Land, a top U.S. official, stated that the United States may forfeit and hand over Axis ships seized by the coast guard if Britain takes protective custody. He said the current shipbuilding program will soon hit 3.5 to 4.0 million tons annually, enough to aid Britain but not fully cover British losses. The proposed approach aims to reduce German raider effectiveness rather than risk broader conflict.
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U.S. Naval
Britain
United States
Coast Guard
Roosevelt
Peidge
United State
Germany
Haly
J . Land
U.S
Land
Rambling roses bed linen set cross stitch transfers
Embroidered roses and bright towers decorate a bed linen set. Three pink shades and blue orchid lavender create the design with scalloped pillowcases and pale blue bows. Transfers include pillow cases towels and bow motifs with color chart, mail to Anne Cabot in Shinson TL.
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Mes
Anne Casoot
Anne Cabot
West Waraker Drive
Shinson TL
Fragmentary garbled OCR note from an unknown page
A highly garbled OCR fragment presents as a non coherent country or place name sequence with stray words and spaces. The readable content is insufficient to identify any event person or organization for a proper news card.
Campbell Would Quit School Post Election Statement
Campbell, a longtime member of the board of education since 1985 and former chairman, says if elected to the city commission he would resign from the education board. South Dakota law prohibits serving on both bodies. He is one of three candidates in the race, joined by John Kautz and Curky Crabb in Huron.
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Seniigel Mierone Pn
Bell
Ic Stetus
Ewcageast
South Dakota
Amai A
Campbell
Board of Education
Mesa
John Kautz
Oy Seqper
Curky) Crabb
Huron Arte
Huron Salon Winners To Be Announced At Banquet
Judges from the South Dakota Photographers Association and Hu ron Camera Club have selected winners in the annual salon. Awards include a gold cup for picture of the year and first prize and honorable mention across six categories. Exhibits open to the public Thursday evening and run Friday through Easter Sunday.
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Sional
South Dakota Photographers Association
Huron Camera Club
Huron
Jeannette Gagnon
Ioe
Marvin Vt
Armin Arndt
Leo Arens
Taurens Betts
Segee Wes
Zit Shepersky
Maundy Thursday Services At Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal Church will celebrate Communion at 10 a.m. Maundy Thursday. A noon service and sermon on the Institution and Meaning of the Holy Communion will be held at the Huron Theatre. In the evening the rector will lead prayer and a sermon at St George's Mission Redfield. No service at Grace Church that evening. Panama Canal Zone population listed as 51 830.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Huron Theatre
St George's Mission
Redfield
Grace Church
Maundy
Pine Plant Is Died Yesterday Near Five
A brief local notice reports a pine plant died yesterday near the fifth. No further details provided.
Bankers Boost Farm Activities in South Dakota
South Dakota bankers expanded farm oriented programs through rural meetings, farm inventories, and cooperative efforts with county agents and South Dakota State College. The Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association will honor SD bankers with a star of achievement at its spring meeting in Hot Springs, Virginia, April 28, recognizing the statewide committee and key bankers across counties.
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Peece I
South Dakota
Kavi
Virginia
South Dakota Banks Association
R. M. DePuy
Brookings
E. F. McKellips
Alcester
W. E. Perrenaud
Sioux Falls
E. A. Loomer
Mitchell
A. G.berger
Clear Lake
L. L. Branch
Pierre
Io Var
Nice
McLaughlin
G. A. McGarraugh
Sturgis
Agricultural Committee
Carl Voigt
Huron
L. L. Mann
Clark
J. N. Shelby
M. G. Anderson
Cresbard
Russell Bard
Miler
Walter H. Burke
Potter Elected President Of The Associated Press
Rapid City Journal reports Potter was elected president of the Associated Press at the fall meeting in the Black Hills. The gathering, attended by editors from South Dakota papers, named J A Bailey of the Aberdeen American News as former président and welcomed P J Albrock as vice president. Gordon Mikkelson of the Pierre AP bureau was renamed secretary.
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Rapid City Journal
Black Hills
Mqux City
Agul Ir
Phil
Id City
Yournal
Eeege
Associated Pres Association of
Routh Dakota
Passetter
J. A. Bailey
Aberdeen American News
P. J. Albrock
Watertown Public Opinion
Gordon Mikkelson
Pierre Bureau
Associated Press
Sec
Mackenzie Stirs Balkan Front Amid Greek Crisis
The analysis discusses Allied and German plans in the Balkans with Salonika as a pivotal objective. It notes German aims to press Albania and attack Greece, critiques British views on Salonika’s gates, and underscores the need for a strong Greek defense and an Allied expeditionary force up to 300,000 in Greece.
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Pres
Oecam
Sitecika Bh
Selonks
Getense
Vardar Faver
Chy
Yugoslavia
Alread Re
Aevel
Greece
Struma
Rapid City to host fall meeting for South Dakota group
The passage notes Rapid City being selected as the site for the group’s fall meeting planned for September. It mentions extending invitations to Associated Press editors and publishers from nearby states. A non sequitur line about Burma rubies appears but is not connected to the main event.
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Retary
South Dakota
Rapid City
Associated Press
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W.L. Detling
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Americen College of Surgeons
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