Government services to be paid by benefiting industries
President Roosevelt aims to shift federal services onto paying bases to relieve taxpayers. Lighthouse operations cost 14 million annually, and other agencies may be curtailed if private industry bears costs. The Chicago Tribune notes price system discipline could curb bureaucracy and curb needless expansions driven by tax subsistence.
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Roosevelt
Department of Commerce
The
Chicago Tribune
Congress
South Dakota Eyes Chicago Century of Progress Exhibit
The Aberdeen American News backs modest legislative aid and private fundraising to represent South Dakota at the Chicago Century of Progress. A $10,000 appropriation funds the exhibit. $9,000 covers rental costs for the Court of States building, leaving limited funds for other needs. W. EK. Kindley of Huron leads the campaign, with cities and towns urged to contribute, and Black Hills interest noted for showcasing agricultural prospects.
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Aberdeen American News
South Dakota
Chicago
Aberdeen
Court of States
Florida
Russell
W. EK. Kindley
Huron
Black Hills
Fvit
Vision for Black Hills Exhibit at Chicago Exposition
The piece urges showcasing the Black Hills to millions, noting strong intercommunity support from Watertown Aberdeen and others. It praises legislature for backing the proposal and calls on state people to decide exhibit type, promising broad response within bounds.
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Black Hills
Stowe “Falls
Watertown
Aberdeen
Mike
Linovision
Chicago
Iture
Forest corps reshapes Roosevelt plan with fire control focus
The Forests department describes the conservation corps as broader than planting. Major tasks include clearing dead timber and young growth, thinning stands, and creating trails to allow fire access. Planting trees is a later step in the reforestation program.
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Conservation Corps
Roosevelt’s
A& Forest
Fixing Charges Too High for Recovery of Business
A business writer argues that normal freight rates taxes and utility costs total about 30 percent of national income but in a downturn fixed charges can rise to 50 percent. With incomes and prices falling, these costs swallow half of income, forcing a halt to asking for them and urging tax, freight and utility relief to revive business.
Senate Backs Thirty Hour Week Bill With Doubts
PRESS COMMENT The Senate adopted the Black bill 55 to 30 to establish a thirty hour week in American industry for two years. House action remains uncertain amid questions of constitutionality and practical impact on wages, contracts, and industry flexibility. Roosevelt’s stance adds to the indecision as critics warn of federal overreach and economic disruption.
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Minneapolis
Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
Ltfe
Mr. Roosevelt
Senator- Black
Bank reform plan eyed by Glass Steagall duo
Virginia Senator Glass and Alabama Representative Steagall promote a broad bank reform aimed at deposit guarantees through a federal 2000 billion corporation, seeking to separate securities from banking and extend federal oversight. The measure faces questions on details and potential power shifts in the banking system.
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Mr. Steigall
Steagall
Senking
Federal Reserve
State conference on character training held at Sioux Falls
A statewide meeting in Stone Falls gathered 20 organizations including Boy Scouts Parent Teachers American Legion and more to discuss character training. Reports outlined activities and a Continuing Committee to assemble further facts and plan future actions. Aimed to study typical area needs and develop a statewide character training program led by Dr Hargreaves discussion and S J Nissen of the South Dakota Education Association called the meeting.
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Stone
Chibs
Buture- Fanberg
Young, Citizens, League
Boy -Scouts
Woc
Parent Teacher’ Associations
Child’ Welfare Commission
American Legion
State Board of Health Service Clubs
DB. R. Hargreaves
S. 3. Nissen
South Dakota: Education Association
Easter Vacation Hikes Planned by Scout Troops
During Easter vacation the Sacajawea troop met to plan hikes for their four patrols. Pasque patrol led by Frances Anderson set Thursday morning. Kangaroo patrol reviewed notes and Blue Jays and Bluebirds prepared for a wiener roast.
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Sacajawea
Pasque Patrol
Frances Anderson
Angaroo
Geneva LeValley
F. B. White
Bluejay
Bluebird
Ranger
Oriom
Miss Buchanan
Miss. Buchanan
Mra
F. B
White
Blue Jays
Scout Awards Highlight Troop Meeting and Tests
Gowdyr opened the meeting of Troop No. 5 on Wednesday April and presented two ribbons to the troop. One for first place in the Achievement contest and one for second in the district rally. Dues and roll call were taken and the meeting closed after tests and games led by Vielock.
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Gowdyr
Vane
Rell
Hoya
Vielock
Tapa
Fitonka Troop Regular Meeting Details and Elections
The Fitonka Troop met at the Methodist church Wednesday afternoon with Titonics and Ogal patrols aiding recruits. Chippewen and Mudjakwas led activities including nature game and Morse code work. Etinor Keck was elected scribe, with Ellen Hart a visiting aide as Mary Virginia Bamnedgr aided with tenderfoot text. Betty Burns attended, and the group closed with songs “Thox” and “Hun Along Home.”
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Fitonka
Titonics
Ik. Hie Methodist Church
Etinor Keck
Ella May
Roosevelt School Willing Workers Essays Discuss Flag Significance
Joy Anderson and Oy Pup from Vernon district Me present seventh and eighth graders in a community club project. Dink Pierson compiles reports on the essays The Significance of the American Flag and The Community Club.
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Peas
Roosevelt
Aneavia
Vernon District
Iadar
Joy Anderson
Oy Pup
Dink Pierson
Max ‘Orrin - Dubrois
Scouts Outdoor Use Contest Held At Crow Patrol Grounds
A field inspection and cracker eating contest was held for Troop No I Quois Scouts in outdoor use night. Crow patrol participated in the test, with the next meeting likely to be an outdoor supper. Reporter Roger A. Obleen.
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Roger A. Obleen
Contest For Y C L News Stories To Close On Monday
Time tight to choose three schools to send representatives to the state Y C L convention in Pierre May 1 and 2. Stories must reach the Evening Huron office by six o'clock Monday April 27 for credit and selection.
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Y.C.L
stafe-Vouing Citizens League
Pierre
Girl Scouts Stage Play At Ben cer's School April 24
Eleven Girl Scouts have practiced a four act play How St John Came to Bencer's School to be presented in the high school auditorium. Admission is free for scouts and parents. The show, written by Birdsdall Qus Edey, follows a troop at Miss Bencer's boarding school and ends with a lesson on friendliness and loyalty. Directors include Mrs Russell Thorson and cast members such as Mary Jean Scruby Lynne Anderson Doris Peterson and Jean Terpenning.
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John
Bencer’s
Birdsdall Qus Edey
Girl Scouts, Inc
Russell Thorson Y
Mary Jean Scruby
Lynne Anderson
Doris Peterson
Jean Terpenning
Jeanne Niermeyer
Jackie Christopherson
Marjorie
La-Ko-Tah Troop Plans Tea and Advances
Girl Scouts La-Ko-Tah troop No 1 held a regular meeting with two visitors Elizabeth Parlee and Grace Ellis. They planned a tea for Pilgrim's class and reviewed bird study, signaling, and cooking requirements. Betty Chadell notes four girls await Miss Attrie th arrival to become second class Scouts as new members Helen Hanson and Maxine Lundgren were invested.
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Elizabeth Parlee
Grace Ellis
Chickadee
Miss Astrieth
Betty Chadell
Happe
Misa Attrieth
Helen Hanson
Maxine Lundgren
Home Craft 4-H Project Introduced for Older Girls
A new 4-H Home Craft project aims to teach inexpensive home articles for use or sale. It features fabric and wood items, metal work, and demonstrations, targeting older girls with prior caning or dairy foods experience. Local conferences may be arranged by counties with active clubs. Manuals and program books will be distributed after enrollment arrives.
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Moet
Rand School Joins Junior Red Cross
Rand School plans to join the Junior Red Cross and begin preparations soon. The group will look up materials for project work and involve all members, including possibly foreign country exchanges, as they finalize participation.
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Rand
Junior Red Cross
Red
Center of motion picture industry terms puzzle
Puzzle page fills with scattered phrases and clues about motion picture terms, anatomy, animals, and miscellaneous words. Across a series of faded hints the reader deciphers definitions like abalone mother of pearl glass marbles and verb forms while other lines hint at geography and objects.
Scout Patrols Name Change and Tender Test Report
Day night gathering with 18 Scouts and three officials. The new patrol is Fine Tree led by Cecil Shepherd. Flaming Arrow patrol renamed Beaver patrol. About seven Scouts per patrol with new members chosen. Kenneth MacGaughey passed Tenderfect test. Meeting adjourned with Taps played by Bugler Robert Devers.
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Fine Tree Patrol
Cecil Shepherd
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Beaver Patrol
Kenneth MacGaughey
Kendall LaCraft
Robert Devers
Forestburg 4-H Clubs Organize Meetings Details
District 4 club leader HE De Tong of Mitchell met Forestburg boys on Saturday eve ning at M Briggs home for organization. Handicraft club lacking a leader elected none. Garden club led by Clarence Farnam chose Raymond Ohlson president Wayne Roberts vice president and Lawrence Lee secretary. They will be known as the Forestburg Gardeners. Next meeting set for April 22. De Long instructed on making garden plans.
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HE de Tong
Mitchell
Forestburg
M. Briggs
Garden Club
Clarence Farnam
Raymond Ohlson
Wayne Roberts
Lawrence Lee
Foresburg Gardners
de Long
Scientific meat cookery aids housewives with beef roast timing
The Bureau of Home Economics reports bone presence and roast style affect cooking time. Rolled rib roasts need 1 to 15 more minutes per pound than standing rib roasts. Fat coverage speeds heat penetration. veal cooks slowly in open pans. lean beef roasts and round cuts differ in fat content and cooking rate. A quick Ramizo Meat Balls recipe uses ground beef, rice, onions, and tomatoes.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Etonomics
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local Notes
William Waibel began excavating for an addition to his Dakota avenue business and laid a basement under the building. The Huron band plans practice twice weekly under Verne Boneseel. Invitations were issued for a dancing party at the EBaval on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Albert Robinson and Mr and Mrs Carl Koepp hosted. Campbell from Pipestone joined Mrs Campbell in town for a few days. Prof Notestein left for Woonsocket to attend presbytery meetings. George W Wright and C C Issenhuth visited Aberdeen on insurance business. Mrs Erskine left for Sioux City after visiting with the Price sisters.
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Wiliam Waibel
Dakota Avenue
Huron
Verne Boneseel
Albert Robinson
Carl Koepp
Campbell
Pipestone
Minn
Prof. Notestein
Woonsocket
Presbytery
George W. Wright
C. C. Issenhuth
Siam Shows Reds No Mercy Bangkok
The Siamese government imposes severe penalties on communist agitators, targeting mainly Chinese. Propaganda convictions carry 15 years, with guilty pleas reducing to 10. Previously, communists were deported.
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Siam
Bangkok
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