A Problem of Business from a Pollyanna Viewpoint
The article argues business leaders now see capitalism on trial amid recession and stress the need to balance high wages with employment security and retirement provisions. D. Young of General Electric advocates three essentials for workers and urges directors to address unemployment by offering secure, localized job prospects and retraining to sustain efficiency and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Young
General Electric
Thas
Young
Cement Cost Dispute Delays Highway Contract West of Sioux Falls
A controversy over cement pricing for a paying job on federal highway No 14 near Sioux Falls centers on bids using South Dakota cement versus off state substitutes. The state commission awarded to a lower bid relying on non local cement, prompting federal engineers to withhold approval citing no obligation to favor the state plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Rates From Rapid City And Cement Plant Controversy
The piece discusses cement price agreements and the potential loss to state and private interests. It notes concern that private firms may try to shut the South Dakota plant, arguing such moves could force prices up or drive the state plant out of existence. The stakes involve state administration scrutiny and the public interest in keeping cement affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
South Dakota
Tong
Fair Assessments Called By State Tax Commissioner
State taxation commissioner B W Baer told Beadle county assessors in Huron that undervaluing items like radios by careless assessing harms elderly owners. He cited radios, pianos, phonographs and similar property as examples where low figures mislead equalization boards into raising all radio values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W Baer
Beadle County
Huron
Equalization Board
PRESS COMMENT NEW TRENDS IN EUROPEAN POLICY
An interview with London correspondent of the Daily News highlights European moves toward freer trade and potential discrimination against the United States. Prof Jacob Viner warns that what helps Europe may not help America if MFN treaties are violated. The State Department seeks data on a Austro German customs union and its treaty implications. European economic pacts demand cautious, above board analysis of global consequences.
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Chicago News
London
The
Daily News
Jacob Viner
Department of Economics
University of Chicago
United States
Viner
Europe
America
State Department
Washington
Austria
Germany
Atten,ion
The Modern Newspaper as a School of Public Thought
A New York business counselor cites education as a broad social process, arguing newspapers function like a university for the public. The piece likens journalism to a vast education system, with reporters in distant lands and editors shaping knowledge, warning perils and guiding civic responsibility for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
New York
Herodotus
University of the Newspaper
Tsi
Tax conscious idea from Senator Bingham explained
Fragmentary Omaha World Herald note discusses Senator Bingham proposing direct taxes to foster tax consciousness. The text is garbled and does not provide clear outcomes or concrete details. It mentions pockets and possible implementations but lacks verifiable specifics or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Bingham
Will Name Trip Winners April 15
Nearly 1000 Young Citizen league members, parents and friends plan to attend the fifth annual convention in Pierre May 1 and 2. Delegates from each county and school superintendents will attend. The two day meeting will be held in the state capitol house of representatives chamber. An annual banquet on the first day may be broadcast. Delegates will speak and league members preside. The program includes regional essay and speaking contest winners competing for the championship. Anita May Kunze will read From an American and Breck Dixon will preside May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Citizen
League
Parents and Friends
Pierre
Mys
Alen Erickson
Want Citizen
C. L. Publicaon
House of Representatives
State Capitol
Erickson
Huronite
South Dakota
Huron
Anita May Kunze
Breck Dixon
Potter County
Bobby Oates
Sunshine League
Buffalo County
Hand County 4 H Pig Club enrolls twelve boys
Hand County 4 H pig project enrolls twelve boys led by H A DeLong district club agent. The baby pork program runs May to September with pigs weighed in May and at a junior fair, recording feed use and gains. Notable feeders include Robert Hancock, Marion Campbell, and Edward Wharton. Enrollment closes mid May.
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Hand County
Mays H. A. DeLong
Faulkton
Eugene Warner
Rockham
Wayne Stone
Victor Johnson
Daniel Wangness
Wangness
Robert Hancock
Paul Labor
Milles
Hony Best
Conrad Rowland
Wayne Kastner
Wessington
Band County
Miller
Mgr
Marion Campbell
Edward Wharton
Barrow
Sys
18 Boys Enroll In New Lane 4-H Club
A new 4-H club organized at Dane enrolled 18 boys for pig and poultry work. The meeting was held March 9 at the high school building with Sidney Larson elected secretary of the pig clubs. T. Lingo will head the corn club, and the poultry club name will be chosen at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lane
Dane
High Echost
Sidney Larson
Calesdec
T. Lingo
Soclth-Hughes
Lhedie
Larson
I. C. Shaw
Weeington
Huron
Jerauld
Wilbur Larson Heads Better Butter Club
Wilbur Larson heads the Better Butter Club with officers named at the meeting. Cared Tipton serves as vice president and Paul Sievers reports on club plans and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Larson
Better Butter Club
Wilbur Waren
C. E
Nance Battar Butter Club
Mest
Sievers
Paul Sievers
Cared Tipton
Peveldast
Huron Girl Starts Leaf Collection at School
Jane York of Huron High School’s Girl Reserve describes collecting diverse leaves and flowers for a botany project. She gathered oaks and other species, plans to press and record specimens, and hopes to expand her collection to include nearly every variety during summer, with winter review and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane’ York
Huron Hith School Girl Reserve Club
South Dakota
Hyde C L Contests at Highmore Today
County meet at Highmore High School opens with registrations at 9 30 in the morning The program features primary and intermediate declamatory contests an essay and speaking contest a 12 30 luncheon a 4 00 banquet at the American Legion hall and a 1 45 afternoon program including a flag salute pledge welcome address response and short performances by the Golden Peacock league and the Holabird rhythm band The county chorus and an entertainment in the senior assembly follow with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Marie Gallagher
Y. C
Lyle Stanfield
Norman Hay
Harold Bioley
Indall
Golden Peacock League
Holabird
Senior Assembly, Inc
Pierre Boy Scout Russell Turner Elevated To Fagle Scout
Russell Turner of Pierre troop 3 became the first Pierre member to achieve Fagle Scout at the Pierre court of honor held Wednesday in the Supreme Court rooms. He is the second Eagle scout in Pierre and third in Tierra district, with other scouts promoted to Star and first class ranks. Twelve merit badges were awarded to George Lambertson, Maynard Whitney, Emil Jarl, and others, while Delno Mintthew and Lewis Walker earned music badges. Court of honor reviewers included Judge Dwight Campbell and Dr T F Rigas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Russell Turner
Pierre Court of Honor
Supreme Court Rooms
Russell
Tierra
Harry*5
Broop 40
Robert Sehey
Tro 37
Alvin Moore
James Moore
Blunt
Kenneth Hert
Carl Krimbill
George Lambertson
Maynard Whitney
Emil Jarl
Cerl Linnett
Robert Salwy
Delno
Mintthew
Blu
Lewis Walker
Court of Honor
Dwight Campbell
T. F. Rigas
Otto B. Lin‘stad
Karl Goldsmith
Grover O'Neal
Highmore Cub Pack Receives First Charter in Central South Dakota
The Highmore Cub Pack became the first to get its charter in Central South Dakota, sharing the same charter number as the regular Boy Scout troop. Charter members include Wayne Gract, Robert O'Reilly, Harold Bursham, Norman Ray, Donald Ryan, Douglas Taylor, Page Whitcher, Harry Opllen, PASS Kaye, Harold Lee, Arthur Lee, Robert Lloyd Lindatram, Markley, Wes Newell, Douglas Ray, Bruce Taylor, Welcome Landing, and Robert Falenstine. Dr. Focdsn gave a first aid talk at the regular troop meeting, covering how to determine danger, blood locations, bandages, and the use of antiseptics. Danale Ryen has completed all tests given to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore Cub Pack
South _Dakota
Wayne Gract
Robert O'Reilly
Harold Bursham
Norman Ray
Donald Ryan
Douglas Taylor
Page Whitcher
Harry Opllen
Pass Kaye
Harold Lee
Arthur Lee
Robert Lioyd Lindatram
Ee. Markley
Mee- Hi Meigs
Wesley Newell
Douglas Ray
Bruce Taylor
Welcome Landing
Robert Falenstine
Focdsn
Danalé Ryen
Girl Scout Troop Begins Outdoors Study Season
Seventeen Girl Scouts attended five meetings of Secajawea troop 2 this week. Jeannette Keer joined the troop as Mira AE Cone, community chairman, attended as a guest. Mrs Calvert led the new drill opening the season and the group sang before dividing into patrols for instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secajawea
Jeannette Keer
Mira
AE. Cone
Calvert
Katherine
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Weathered by Social Moves and a Runaway
Twenty years ago in Huron residents and visitors were noted in brief items. J W McLaughlin of Tighmore visited Mr and Mrs W E Freed on her California trip. A L Kinkead returned from Sioux City on business. Mrs Wo HL Smith came home from Miller. B L Hix returned from Rapid City. Dean Carmine of Stratford, former court reporter, visited friends. Mr and Mrs George RB McBride welcomed a baby boy. Father Desmond traveled to Sioux Falls for holy week services and planned to return. Mrs James Scott returned home to Salem with daughter Mrs RS Williams after a visit. A runaway on Dakota Avenue ended when Mrs Matt Kunj’s horse dashed and nearly caused a crash at First National Bank. the cart tipped, she clung to the wheel as the horse was restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McLaughlin
Tighmore
W. E. Freed
California
A. L. Kinkead
Sioux City
Wo HL Smith
Miller
B L. Hix
Rapid City
Dean Carmine
Stratford
Taylor
Huron
George RB. McBride
Desmond
Sioux Falls
James Scott
Salem
R.S. Williams
Dakota Avenue
Matt Kunj
Fourth Street
First National Bank
Alpena Scouts Initiate Seventh Year Work
Alpena Boy Scouts troop 23 filed for a seventh year charter after completing six years. Sponsored by the Alpena Parent Teachers association, the troop lists committee members W J Page Allen J Brigham W L Kelly Ben Mogek Rex L Jones as scoutmaster David Evans as assistant. The 21 members include Amandus Aisentrey Elka Barringer Clair Crawford William Evans John Gebrels Foster Hebron Robert Kelly William Leighton Delbert Lehr Albert Gundberg Harley McWilliams Ray Schill Wenton Siedschlaw Paul Wales Robert Bentson Raymond Greenhoff and Paul Evans. Davin Evans Lawrence Wales and Wenton Siedschlaw are Eagle Scouts.
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Alpena Scouts
Alpena Boy Scouts
Parent Teachers Association of
Elka Barringer
Clair Crawford
William Evans
John Gebrels
Foster Hebron
Robert Kelly
William Leighton
Delbert Lehr
Albert Gundberg
Harley McWilliams
Ray Schill
Wenton Siedschlaw
Paul Wales
Robert Bentson
Raymond Greenhoff
Paul Evans
Davin Evans
Lawrence Wales
Eagle
Miller Troop Prepares For Scout Rally On April Fifteenth
Miller Boy Scouts troop 12, led by Dwight Danburg, plans for the Rea Heights rally on April 15. Contests include fire by flint and steel, fire by friction, dressing race, astronomy, first aid, knot turning, signaling, and bugling. Scouts from Highmore Ree Heights Wessington and Miller are expected to attend. Dr E H Wilson donated boxing gloves to the troop, used in closing matches as the group recited the Scout oath and law.
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Miller
Miller Boy Scouts
Rea Heights
Dwight Danburg
Dwight
Highmore
Ree Heights
Wessington and
E. H .Wilson
Eighteen Sheep Stolen Near De Smet
Eighteen sheep are reported stolen from in or near De Smet in broad daylight early this week. A neighbor saw a buck in the pasture during the afternoon but mistook it for the owner’s. Police and neighbors began inquiries following the sheep count.
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de Smet
DE. Smet
Ner de Benet
Mike Braun
Sioux Falls Vandals Break Street Lights
Sioux Falls police report vandals damaged four ornamental lamps on East Tenth street viaduct this week, with replacement costs at 12 dollars per light, and another light knocked out elsewhere in the city. Officers warn of severe penalties if suspects are caught, and say clues may reveal the youths responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
East Tenth Street
Job Seekers Pursue Green Ponders State Staffing
Pierre April reports job seekers pursue Governor Green and appointive department heads as hundreds of applications flow in. Rural credits, insurance, and highway departments draw most candidates, but many applicants face slim odds as rosters near completion and few major posts remain. A potential director of employment may be named within weeks while an embezzlement hearing against Fred Smith drags on for weeks amid witness lists and records probes. The capitol commission submits a space questionnaire to departments to plan the new capitol annex, aiming to ease crowded conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
April
Green
Sill
Rural Credits
Fred
Smith
Stan
Cee Fittle
Capitol Commission
Scabbard and Blade Adds Members at South Dakota
Vermillion April news notes Scabbard and Blade adds eight names to its University of South Dakota chapter roll. Initiated are Otto Whitmore Sioux Falls Harald Olson Clifton Anderson Vermillion Glenn Wohsler Watertown James Sweet Washington D C Ralph Leer Vermilion. The honor, organized 1924 by the late President Robert L Slagle, is the top ranking for advance corps students in the military field. Wesley Carter leads as captain of the South Dakota unit. Members are chosen in fall and spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Honovary Military Fraternity
University of South Dakota
Aix
R. C
FT. C
Otto Whitmore
Sioux Falls
Harald Olson
Clifton Anderson
Glenn Wohsler
Watertown
James Sweet
Washington, D. C
Ralph Leer
Vermilion
Biniversity
Robert L. Slagle
Wesley Carter
Ro.u. C
South Dakota
Watertown Aims to Prevent Prairie Fires After 2400 Acre Blaze
Precautions are being taken to avert a repetition of the prairie fires that swept the territory this week burning nearly 2,400 acres and destroying hay. Farmers from ten miles away joined in fending off flames to protect farm buildings. The largest blaze was northwest of Marvin at over 1,400 acres and a second fire southeast of Marvin covered 70 to 1,000 acres. Sparks from locomotives are suspected as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wateriown
Apent —Topedtaias
Marvin
Maryvin
Windmills of Holland operetta staged by Lake Preston pupils
Lake Preston pupils presented the operetta The Windmills of Holland in the high school auditorium under Miss Elizabeth Daniels. Gladys Kettleson accompanied at the piano. The Dutch setting featured windmills tulips and colorful costumes. Cast included Welhelmins Dorothy Bentley Hilda Mildred Mack Frau Hertogenbasch Dorothy Stevens Meinhert Hertogenbasch Weldell Beck Bos Yankee Jerome Olson Franz Clarence Hedberg Hans Frank Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Holland
Scv -Preston
Elizabeth Daniels
Mix Gladys Kettlesan
Welhelmins
Dorothy Bentley
Hilda
Mildred Mack
Frau Hertogenbasch
Dorothy Stevens
Meinhert Hertogenbasch
Weldell Beck
Bos Yankee
Jerome Olson
Franz
Clarence Hedberg
Hans
Frank ‘Larson
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Lusk
G. F. McCann
Robert.d
Carrice
Associated Press
Meither
Mareavor
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Erates
Brookings County
Brookings
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