Roosevelt defenses the Reconstruction Finance corporation criticized
The piece defends the Reconstruction Finance Corporation against Roosevelt’s critique that it serves big banks and railroads. It argues R F C aids sound banks that lend to local communities, including South Dakota banks, and allows financing for legitimate businesses. It calls Roosevelt’s stance political claptrap and stresses the program helps any viable enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
Congress End
Rural Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
South Dakota
New York Bank
South Dakota Bank
New York Institution
Finance Corporation
Mr. Roosevelt
Corporation
Regents Study Plan for South Dakota Schools
Francis H. Case defends a state regents resolution to study the entire South Dakota school system and report to the 1933 legislature. He notes preliminary investigations in Huron, budget cuts planned for the coming year, and the regents’ intent to pursue unification possibilities while avoiding prejudice. The Evening Huronite corrects a misstatement about official reports and praises the board members Waggoner, Case, Doland, Harvey, and Peart for their prudent, confident approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Case
State Board of Regents
Hauronite
Harkness
South Dakota
Case
Huron
Waggoner
Messrs
Doland
Harvey
Peart
Mitchell Republican
Tax policy and school funding debate shapes state race
The piece argues political leverage for tax cuts while warning against harming educational institutions. It notes the Spearfish normal fire, the impact on towns like Madison and Springfield if schools close or shrink, and urges balanced budgeting with attention to state capacity and youth education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearfish
Madison
Springfield
Christopherson Faces Expanded South Dakota District Challenge
Congressman C A Christopherson, now drawing the enlarged South Dakota district, weighs how to engage new constituents while handling duties in Washington. Based in Sioux Falls, he must balance ongoing federal work with political pressures as opponent Harold King of Britton presses forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South Dakota
Christopherson
Kansas City Star Praises Stricter Gun Laws On Machine Guns
The piece argues for stronger federal regulation of machine guns, tighter enforcement against illegal possession, and penalties for unauthorized sales. It cites the Charles Floyd case to illustrate how machine guns aid criminals and stresses tracing ownership and reducing crime through stricter controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Charles Floyd
Oklahoma
Migration Tide Turns in Sweden Slows Emigration Reverses
Stockholm reports Swedish migration has slowed as industrialization and a higher birth rate reduce the need to leave. In 1930 only 5 682 left Sweden while 7 150 entered, with 1931 showing similar excess immigration. Sweden becomes a stay at home country with tighter admission controls and more domestic industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Stockholm
Sweden
Gunnar Huss
Government Social Service Department
Play Ball and Free Speech Clash in Headlines
The Omaha World-Herald notes President Hoover throwing the opening pitch at Washington’s baseball park amid Depression and tax concerns while closing with a reflection on Columbia University into a free speech dispute. The piece links morale to baseball and free expression as remedies in hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Mr. Hoover
Washington Baseball Park
Babe Ruth
John McGraw
Giants
Connie Mackay
Gabby Street
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Girl Scouts Prepare for Spring Day Hikes
The day hike season begins for Girl Scouts with planning guidance from national headquarters. Leaders urge carrying only essentials, wearing worn clothing and comfortable shoes, and sharing troop contact details to handle delays. Parents are advised to know trip plans and safety steps while hikers travel light and use improvised gear when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giviston
National Girl Scout Headquarters
Japanese Student Speaker At School Meeting
Miss Michiya Terada a Japanese student at Huron College visited Tim school Custer No 5 Monday Everett Timm a league member said Terada described beds floors and shoe etiquette in Japan Parents arrange marriages She noted milk and horizon as favorites and invited questions She showed items from home sang in Japanese and wore traditional dress She traveled a month from Japan and has been in the U.S. about two years William Parkhurst reported Terada spoke Japanese wrote on board and sang a song The talk lasted about two years ago and she has attended since then
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michiya Terada
Huron College
Tim School
Custer No. 5
Everett Timm
The
League
Japan
William Parkhurst
Huron
Valley Leaguer Wins Ticket To Movie At Huron
Lewis Schwartz, member of the Valley league in Beadle county district No. L, recalls coloring a comic page for The Evening Huronite. His colored entry won first prize and earned a ticket to the Huron theatre, making his mother and teacher proud and inspiring him to enter again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Leaguer
Huron
Huronite
Lewis Schwartz
Valley League
Beadle County
Mother
Huvenile
Hurot Theatre
Frankfort Troop 26 Receives New Charter And Star Scouts
Frankfort Boy Scout troop 26 renews its charter with enrolled members Donald Hilkemier Cecil Cartner Arthur Chase Harry Phillips Harold Phillips Charles Hull Clyde Mitler Elton Hull Maryain Franz Harold Stuffs Durwood Stubbs and Leo Valdez transferred back as a Star Scout. A court of honor is planned for April 14. The troop beat Redfield 14 40 to 28 in a basketball game and plans a kittenball rematch after a Camp Dakorah champion summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Boy Scout
Donald Hilkemeier
Cecil Cartner
Arthur Chase
Harry Phillips
Harold Phillips
Charles Hull
Clyde Mitler
Elton Hull
Maryain Franz
Harold Stuffs
Durwood Stubbs
Leo Valdez
Iroquois
Star Scouts
Arthur
Redfield
Camp DaKorah
Baraca Class Seeks Charters for Scout Troop and Cub Pack
The Baraca class of the Methodist Church of Wessington Springs has applied for charters for a new Boy Scout troop and a Cub pack. Area executive Fed C Egger says charters will be secured. The troop will be led by Scoutmaster Rev Harry W Blackburn with assistants Lloyd Tamblyn and Delbert Shryock. Troop committee members include William T George Max Habicht William Bromwell Harry Whitney and Everett Brown. The Cub Pack lists John Benson Keith Brigenour Merle Cowman and others. Cub master is Dr J W Foster with assistants John Cashman and Howard Jones. Park committee members are Alden Cutler Ernest Vessey Ralph Bromwell and Orville Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraca
Barace
Methodist Church of
Junior Reedy
Morris Robeson
Eugene Strachan
Dean Schryer
Wesley Theelor
Robert Vessey
Wymaty Whitney
Kenneth Schwartz
Arthur Maxwell
Burdetta _Harbert
Atal Lamont Phelps
J. W. Foster
John Cashman
Howard Jones
Alden Cutler
Ernest Vessey
Ralph Bromwell
Orville Barber
Sturdy Oak Scouts Cook Meal Outdoors
The Sturdy Oak Girl Scout group from Alpena hiked on Saturday. They carried a tune along with potatoes bacon or wieners and marshmallows. They met at the school house at 2 pm, walked to a grove, built a fire, baked potatoes, roasted wieners and marshmallows, then returned home after putting out the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturdy Oak
Alpena
Georgie Aisenbrey
Hitchcock 4-H Club Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
The Happy Sunshine club of Hitchcock held a surprise party for Jo Ann Toliefson on April 4 at the schoolhouse. About 50 members attended, with Dorothea Welton as club reporter and Mrs. Louise Borah planning the event. Contests and games preceded lunch served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
4-H
Happy Sunshine &H Club
Jo Ann Toliefson
Qys Dorothea, Welton
Louise Borah
Wide Awake Cooking Club Plans Bake Sale
Bethel Boyd demonstrated sugar at a Wide Awake Cooking club meeting hosted by Janet Richards on April 9. The group held a business session and scheduled Saturday bake sales to fund member camp expenses this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spink County
Lake Salea
Janet Richarde
Ruth Radcliffe
Wide Awake Cooking Group
Bethel Boyd
Wide Awake Cooking Club
Janet Richards
Questions on Japan and government terms quiz puzzle
A scrambled list of crossword style clues covering topics from Japan geography and government to vocabulary and sports terms. The mixed set includes horizontal and vertical entries with numbers, asking for capital names, organi zations, and common words such as prepositions and body parts.
Local club honors member with birthday cake gesture
Delores Peterson was presented a birthday cake by the club. The next meeting will be hosted at Belle Avery's home, reported by club reporter Vera Radcliffe. Local leaders include Mrs O N Radcliffe and Mrs George Willett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Peterson
Belle Avery
Vera Radcliffe
O. N. Radcliffe
George Willett
Boy to Mother: Surprised by Clean Garden Effort
John Schultz of Valley league district No 1 Beadle county recounts cleaning the garden while his parents were away last Saturday. He raked vines and thistles, burned rubbish, and trimmed fence corners. His mother cried with surprise and praise, planning a larger garden this year near the well for easy watering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schultz
Valley League
Beadle County
Mitch
True Spirit League Meets Outdoors at School
Evelyn Beck secretary of the True Spirit League in Custer township Beadle county reports pupils enjoyed spring sunshine. Students had an outdoor music lesson under the shade of the school house with benches and a photograph chair. They sang songs from the county course and then returned to regular lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Spirit League
Evelyn Beck
Custer Township
Beadle County
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Color chart outlines garment color guidance for children. Describes hair and eye colors with suitable tones including browns reds pinks and grays. Advises on complexion interactions and cautions pale tones for certain combinations.
Portrait of a Person Description Style
A fragmented image description lists hair color eye color and complexion cues. It mentions light hair with blue or gray eyes and pink cheeks, suggests rose and old rose tones, light brown hair with brown eyes, and notes red or auburn hair with blue ary or brown eyes with a touch of rose.
Radio Features THE RESE IN RADIOLAND by C. E. BUTTERFIELD
Radio blurbs list schedule details for WHAS Louisville and network shifts as of April 14 with transmitter upgrades and program lineups including WEAF NEC WJZ NBC WABC CBS and WIZ coverage notes. It notes a May 15 transmitter upgrade and WLAP CBS outlet replacement, plus nightly shows and artists like Dorothy Dell Sam Lanin Dolly Connelly and the Boswell sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Butterfield
New York
WHAS
Louisville
Wabc-Cbs
NEC
WLAP
CBS
Weaf-Nec
June Pursell
Dorothy Dell
Rudy Valive
Sam Lanin
John Dellesandro
Boswell
Wjz-Nec
Dr. Traprock
Harriet Tee
Army
Navy
Marine
Dolly Connelly
WABC
Ann Leaf
John Kelvin
WJZ
NBC
Lindy Is Hero Of Kindergarten Tots
A Minnesota survey of 100 five and six year olds finds 90 know Lindbergh by name, 50 recognize Jack as the climber, and 40 understand five pennies equal a nickel. Boys show slightly more general knowledge and mechanical understanding than girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy
April
Fama
Fo Col
Charley A. Lindbergh
University of Minnesota Child Welfare Institute
Colonel
Jack
Lindbergh
al Smith
Cavour Represented Aberdeen at Medal Awards
Cavour represented Aberdeen as the winter quarter medals were announced. Hazel Butz, a freshman, received a bronze medal and William Beckman, a sophomore, earned a silver medal.
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Cavour
Aberdeen
Specifi
Winte
Northern Normal
Hazel Butz
William Beckman
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Orist
Gret
Luska Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Beiter
Columbia University
Congress
Central
Girl Scouts
Margaret Grimshaw
Thes
Miss. Grimshaw
House of Representatives
Previius Durete
U.S.A
Mongrel
Venemore
RESE
Radioland
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