State Forest Army Recruiting to Start Soon in South Dakota
South Dakota to recruit about 1500 unemployed men for Civilian Conservation Corps forest projects in the Black Hills and nearby areas. Applicants must be unmarried men ages 18 to 25, American citizens, with enlistment for 12 months. Recruits will report for physicals at nearest Army station, then be assigned to work 40 hours weekly on reforestation, road building, thinning, and fire lanes under federal supervision.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Roy L. Emry
Ben Strool
Washington
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Black Hills
Harney National Forests
Sioux National Forest
Harding County
Custer State Park
Emry
Black Hills Territory
State’ Relief Committee
Three Schools Take Wins in Declam Contest
In Alcester on April 14 regional declamatory results listed top performers from districts in southeastern South Dakota. Humorous division crowned Wilbur Johnson Beresford, with Vivian Cimmerman Scotland and Inez Grove Fulton runner ups. Dramatic winner Edward Nettig Canton, Jane Arvesgo Sioux Falls second, Mynerva Champion Yankton third. Oratorical winner Clarence Gobladweiler Farmer, Ray Clark Yankton second, Garner Fanning Elk third. Prof C E Lyons of the University of South Dakota judged.
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Alcester
Veresford
Canton
Farmer
Wisners
South Dakota
Pierre
Wilbur Johnson
Beresford
Vivian Cimmerman
Scotland
Inez Grove
Fulton
Edward Nertig
Ganton
Jane Arvesgo
Sioux Falls
Mynerva
Yankton
Clarence Gobladweiler
Ray Clark
Garner Fanning
Elk
C.E. Lyons
The
University of South Dakota
Weather Summary For Huron Vicinity And Dakota
Weather forecast notes fair and water temperature estimates. Saturday shows partly cloudy skies and a rise in temperature. Minnesota and South Dakota reports indicate fair to partly cloudy conditions with a warmer day ahead.
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Huron
Central End
This Funny World snippets from April city notes
A collage of brief humorous items from Apr 7 to Apr 14 across multiple cities. Roy Johnson struggles to obtain a 1939 automobile tag in Pittsburgh. George Walker, 30, faces petty jail time in Massillon. a Faithful Dog tale from Hugo Colorado. a hitchhiker tale in Pittsburgh. Chicago brewers report $250000 in unfilled orders. a rooster injures a boy in Shiloh Illinois. and a St Paul pretzel famine amid droughts and soaring beer demand.
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Pittsburgh
Kan
Roy Johnson
Johnson
Girard
Massillon
George Walker
Akron
Chicago
ST. Paul
Good Friday Halts Action By Solons in Minnesota
Minnesota lawmakers paused Friday as Good Friday observances delayed legislative business. A relief request from Olson’s message was sent to the senate’s administration controlled finance committee. Lieutenant Governor Solberg, presiding, denounced the move as political propaganda, while Rockne accused the committee of deaf ears to pleas.
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Solons St, Paul
Minnesota
Gav
Flynd
Olson
State Senate
The
Senate
Réckne
Finance- Committee
K. J
Solberg
Farmer-Laborite
Rockne
North Dakota plans 2000 dams by state authority
Gov. William Langer announced plans to construct 2,000 dams in North Dakota at the request of U S Senators. The plan envisions creating lakes and reservoirs to manage streams and water resources across the state.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
William * Langer
United States
MacDonald to Leave For U S to Seek World Peace Solutions
London April 14 British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald sails for the United States for a threefold mission to lift world economic and political problems. He aims to strengthen Anglo American ties, outline tariffs and monetary policy for a world economic conference, and seek American influence on European political tensions. He will discuss war debts but seeks no definite accords at Roosevelt's fireside. The effort centers on fostering cooperation over economic nationalism, tariffs, and exchange, with caution about future disagreements.
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Frank.r. King
Associated Press
London
Landans
Europe
MacDonald
Roosevelt
Mr. MacDonald
Commons
Great Britain
United States
France
Indians Ask King To Pay Them Visit
Indians invite King Haskoll of Norway to visit their camp fire near Garrison D N. hearing he may travel to the United States this summer. Chiefs Drags, Wolf, Whits Shield and Sitting Crow of the Graventres Arikara and Mandan nations sent a long hand penned invitation.
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Garrison
WN. D
Haskoll
Norway
United. States
Drags
Wolf
Whits Shield
Sitting Crow
Troops Called Out To Quell Bombers
In Havana Cuba authorities mobilized cavalry and police to quell a wave of bombings that killed one man and injured several others. A three year old boy died in the incidents as authorities detained suspects amid censorship orders and warnings of Red Week.
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Havana
Cuba
Machado
Gallano
Joe _Montane
Kelley Elected Chicago Mayor
Edward J. Kelley, a Democrat and former engineer on the South Park System, won the city council vote to become Chicago’s mayor and succeed the late Anton Cermak. His selection faced Republican protests and questions of legality, while Acting Mayor Frank J. Carr resigned.
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Chicago
Edward JP Kelley
Council of “Democratic Msthine
Kelley
Franke J.carr
Kelleys
Farmers confront rent note holder at Molen dispute
In Le Mars Iowa on April 17 Andrew McClintock refused to surrender a rent note against Alfred Molen. A crowd of about 80 farmers gathered at McClintock’s home seeking the document. Sheriff Rippey advised using force, and McClintock claimed he had offered to settle with Molen for half the note’s face value.
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LE Mars
Andrew, McClintock
Alfred Molen
Rippey
Yas
Molzen
Farm Aid Bill Faces Senate Voting Pitfalls
Washington April 14 As the Senate nears a final vote on Roosevelt farm relief, amendments create new pitfalls for administration forces. Republican opposition grows while Western Democrats split, testing party loyalty on price lifting, refinancing, and inflation measures.
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Senate
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Administration
Simpeon Norris
Stere
Tary Wallace
Rainey
Mecca Shrinkage in Moslem Pilgrimage Figures Reported
A terse historical note records a dramatic decline in pilgrims bound for Mecca this year. Last year 4 834 Moslems applied for the haj with 716 938 applicants noted in 1930. current figures show a sharp drop, suggesting reduced religious travel and broader social changes affecting the pilgrimage.
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Mecca
Fragmentary note from The National Whirligig column
An unreadable OCR fragment references a News Behind column with political mentions. It mentions a Sen Costigan of Colorado and a glass remark, but the text is garbled and no clear event or outcome is discernible.
Bank Holdup Fugitives Sought After Huron Clash
Authorities in three states hunted three gunmen who failed in a bank hold up near Huron. They fled west after a street battle, then changed cars at Benson school northwest of Huron at 9 a.m. yesterday. A green 1926 Chevrolet owned by A B Christensen was used, loaded with guns and loot. Detective Gordon joined local officials, tracing leads and questioning witnesses to establish if more than three men were involved.
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Security National Bank
Huron
Benson School
Albert Houska
Don R. Huntley
North Dakota
Minnesota
Eek Meme
Te Ee
Leo A Temmey
Trie
Sioux City
B. Christensen
Moville
Sioux. Falls
Gordon
Walter S. Gordon
Twin City
Burns Detective Agency
Farmer's & Merchants Bank
P. J. Driscoll
Patrick Hanley
Roy Rogers
Roy Shea
South Dakota Peniten Mary
Ian
South Dakota
Towa Penitentiary
Teramony
Ofvthe
Huntley
Albert
R. Brary
Hurshires
James River
Trummer Denies Bank Robbery Links In Public Statement
Frank Trummer ex convict and showman visits The Evening Huronite to deny rumors of involvement in yesterday’s attempted Security National bank robbery in Buron. He says he was in town, staying at a Royal hotel, and left town at 3 AM, planning to continue his act in South Dakota with endorsements from Father Flanahan and Omaha figures.
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Security National Bank
Frank “Monk
Trummer
Huronite
Buron
Trume _inty
Father
Flanahan
Home For Boys
Omaha
Chamber of Commerce
Royal ‘Hotel
Taroye
Morniog
Bacause
South Dakota
Jerauld Sheriff On Job In Bandit Hunt
Sheriff A F Pinard of Jerauld County led a pursuit after a reported bank robbery attempt near Wessington Springs. He, with three deputies, observed Danielson and a cattle buyer Chett Powell on a country road, chased in pursuit, and found a large car with Beadle County plates, prompting an investigation into the incident.
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Jerauld
A. F. Pinard
Terauld County
A. FE. Danielson
Armour Pecking
Huron
Pinard
Danielson
Chett Powell
Wessington Springs
Immedi
Public meeting on assessors address planned by Corey
The annual meeting of assessors will include an address by Corey. The public gathering is set for 2 p m tonight. Bible County members are to attend and hear the talk on the gross income figures.
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LE Corey
Mass
Corey
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