Associated Press News Dispatch Rights Notice
Public notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republish dispatches and local news credited or not credited in the paper. It lists bureaus in New York Kansas City Denver San Francisco Chicago Minneapolis and other locations under the Daily Press Association.
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Man in Overalls and the Cost of Building Giants
A Bay Bridge worker fell 160 feet to his death, the 15th fatality in the project. The piece lauds construction workers as unsung national heroes, arguing courage and grit underlie progress from Rome to modern skyscrapers. It stresses danger is inherent, not due to negligence, and honors laborers who bear the risk across industries and eras.
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San Francisco-Oakland Bay
San Francisco Bay
Florida Keys
Cape Horn
Gettysburg
Buckner Advises Veterans on Bond Investments
Thomas A Buckner president of New York Life Insurance urges ex service men to keep bonus certificates uncashed and invest in government bonds. He calls bonds the safest liquid reserve paying 3 percent and notes they aid later years, while cautioning against using the cash for speculative ventures.
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Thomas A Buckner
Josett
Buckner
Huron High School Wins Debating and Basketball Honors
Huron High School students edited a tribute praising their athletic and academic balance. Sioux Falls reporters noted Huron swept the South Dakota high school debating championship and showcased strong basketball prowess. The editorial lauded fairness and good sportsmanship between Sioux Falls and Huron, highlighting national pride in student achievement.
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Huron High School
Sioux Felis Argus-Leader
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South
Dakota ‘High School
Dakota High
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Braxon
Huron
Sioux Falls
Public favors speed limits on automobiles despite industry claims
Fortunes magazine survey shows 70.3 percent of the public supports limiting speed to 50 miles an hour while industry reports claim 90 percent of accidents occur under 50. The piece argues that intoxicated driving and human error make unlimited speed indefensible.
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Winis
United States
Automobile Manufacturers’ ‘Association
Commerce
Daniel Roper
Fortune
Badoglio and Mussolini Rivalry Loom Over Ethiopian Victory
The Minneapolis Journal surveys Pietro Badoglio as Italy's likely Ethiopian War hero, weighing his age and past service against Mussolini's dominance. It considers his potential role in future European conflict, his relationship with the king, and how a victorious campaign might shape his standing and public perception both in Italy and abroad.
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Dadoglio
Minneapolis
Pietro Badoglio
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Italy
Mussolini
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Jonder Way
Badoplio
Ethiopia
Haly
Diaz
W. B. Courtney
Colliers
Knute Hockne
Badoalio
Badoglio
Tisty
Macso
Bni
de Bono
Althoug Badoglio
Rome
Great Britain
United States
Dewey
Manila
Emmanuel
Mussolini Brocking
Whitman Home Debate Tests Shrine Versus Roadhouse
The Omaha World Herold discusses the push to convert Walt Whitman’s birthplace into a roadhouse or shrine. The piece notes critics once scorned his poetry, while Whitman favored being read and understood. It suggests the poet would judge the controversy with irony.
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Omaha World-Herald
Walt Whitman
Emerson
Whitrasss
Whitman
Courtesy Across the Counter in Denver Retail Trades
Denver merchants in cooperation with the University of Denver School of Commerce hold an Institute to teach etiquette good manners personal charm and correct conversation in employees. The aim is humane treatment and fair wages while noting the need for respectful customer contact and improved welfare. Also mentions Governor London nomination prospects per J Fred b Esary and Kosary as a political commentator.
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Christian ‘Science Monitor
Frean
Denver
Cola
University of Denver School of Commerce
Felix
Heniming
Hawing
J. Fred
Eesary
Balteces Sun
London
Persidextis
Cleveland
Kosary
Sioux‘ Falls
Argus-Leeder
Spink Scouters Elect Officers In Redfield District
Spink County Scouters from Ashton Doland Frankfort Tulare Redfield met Tuesday in Redfield to organize Scouting In Spink County. M F Cattington Tulare superintendent of schools was elected district chairman. Paul L Baird Frankfort Scoutmaster named Arrow head. District to join council on April 2 with executive board meeting. Elmaard Bakken assisted in organization and 20 Scouters attended.
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Ashton
Doland
Frankfort
Tularev
Redfield
Northwestern Public Service
Spink County
M. F. Cattington
Tulere
Paul L. Baird
Arrowhead
Gibson
Ecdfield
Donald Cole
Elmaard Bakken
St Paul
Cottinutort Mrinatinord
Tulare
Huron Scouts Plan Summer Work Meeting
The Huron Boy Scouts meeting led by Scoutmaster M. P. Gowdy discussed camp in Washington Springs and the troop's role in the coming Scout circus. Board of Review attendees prepared, while others worked on tests. A troop camp is set for the first week in May with marksman eligibility for improved Scouts. Rifle and ammunition will be provided by Mr Schaeffer. The gathering ended at nine after the oath and benediction.
Scout Troop 6 Outdoor Meeting Held Tuesday Evening
Boy Scouts of troop 6 met outdoors Tuesday evening with Cecil Shepherd Bud La Craft and Van Dyke War in attendance. Hubert Humphrey arrived to lead the remainder and Hayes was chosen patrol leader for the Panthers. A Sunday 1 30 pm hike was planned meeting at the church for supper and park games followed. Marche Kreykes visited and considered joining the troop.
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Cecil Shepherd
Bud la Craft
Hubert Humphrey
Committteeman van Dyke War
Reland. Hayes
Panthers
Cecil’ Shepherd
Bud LaCraft
Marche Kreykes Wea
Wea
McKinley Girls Elect Reporters At Bi Monthly Meet
The McKinley Girls held a regular bi monthly meeting in Misr Remave. Joyce Hanson was elected reporter and Betty Carlson song leader. Several plans were discussed to raise money. The group noted perfect attendance and discussed a picture for a hayride program.
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McKinley
McKinkey Gt
Lesdar
Joyce Hanson
Betty ‘Carlson
Girls Reserve Holds Spring Conference in Church
A brief report notes the Presbyterian Church hosted the Apel 4 meeting of Girl Reserve groups. The session closed with several Girl Reserve songs. Joyce Hanson is identified as the new reporter for this account.
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Ference
Presbyterian Church
Joyce Hanson
Willow Lake Area Field Day Set For April 9
Willow Lake City and nearby rural schools prepare for the annual Field Day on May 9 with 5 sports events and prizes. A community dinner, ice cream and coffee provided by the Commercial Club, a parade led by the school band at 1:30, and an afternoon program of rural school performances. Prizes awarded in speaking and music. top three in each division join the local high school to present the evening program.
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Willow Lake City
Girls Mothers At Annual Tea Event At Hitchcock High
The Girl Reserves of Hitchcock supervised by Mia hosted their annual Mother and Daughter tea in the high school gym. About sixty girls and their mothers attended an evening of readings by Irene Mortimer and tap dancing by Dorothy Phillips, Dorothy Jean Cotton, Avis Voorhees and Thelma Bowné. A style show entertained guests before a lunch of ice cream cake and tea.
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Girl Reserves
Hitchcock
Mia
Harry Malmberg
Irene Mortimer
Dorothy Phillips
Dorothy Jean Cotton
Avis Voorhees
Thelma Bowné
Scouts Hold Regular Meeting At Presbyterian Church
Scout Troop 2 of the Boy Scouts met at 7 39 Tuesday night in the Presbyterian Church. A color guard entered with the Flag Scouts two associate Scouts two candidates Assistant Scoutmaster Churchill and five committee men attended. A game followed by drill and exercise led by Committee Man Keene. Meeting closed with the Scout vesper song and the Scoutmaster's Benediction.
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Boy Scouts
Hela
Presbyterian Church
Churchill
Iman Keene
Help Yourself And Not A Hand Plans For Future Meals
Olive Neff urges readers to plan future meals with home gardening and preserving. She compares seed variety to reading about pots and emphasizes storing jars and preparing from garden produce. The piece encourages year round options like tomatoes and beans, planning ahead for variety and self-sufficiency.
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Olive Neff
Gost
Piatte
Etliax
A Coat of Arms Puzzle Leads to Country Clues
A fragmented puzzle lists numerous clues and word pairings such as musical notes, animals, and actions. The task appears to identify a country’s coat of arms and its chief city, with related wordplay terms and cryptic hints interspersed throughout the grid.
Garden planning tips and vegetable variety guidance
The text discusses choosing vegetable varieties suitable for garden soil, recommending consulting a dealer for accepted options in South Dakota. It suggests planning the garden plot on paper while considering soil and space, and notes that most experimentation isn’t necessary.
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Garda
South Dako
Entries Come in For Bridge Meet
Daily reports show many clubs ready for the second annual state bridge tournament to be held next Sunday and Monday in the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Teams from Bridgewater Pierre Aberdeen Vermillion Wessington Tyndall Wagner and Huron have signified intentions to compete. Two-player teams are barred. the first session starts at 2 30 p m with registrations open until 2 p m Sunday.
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Chester N. White
South Dakota
Sociation
Ate Arobed
Whisa
Bridgewater
Pierre
Aberdeen
Vermillion
Wessington
Tynedal
Wagner
Huron
Elks
Marvin Hughitt
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Roundup Sparks Memories
Twenty years ago in Huron the community gathered around familiar names. G W Miller returned from Deadwood on business while Mrs. John Bates of Helena visited with her daughter Mrs Ed Dineen. Others traded travel plans and notes on local doings as residents shared news of travel, visits, and upcoming events.
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G. W. Miller
Deadwood
John Bates
Helena
Mont
Ed Dineen
Wintie
Points West
Walter Montgomery
Sioux City
Charlton, Brown
George N. Brown
Ebner Sohn
State University
Vermillion
Fern Nall
Chicago
Ahe
Misaes Maurie
Margaret Wright
Harlan Whisman
Levening
Dex Moines
Drake University
F. B. Ashcroft
Hureg
Waubay
Board of Earth
Triscuit
Mre
Open Forum on Farm Aid and Political Rhetoric
Letter to the editor critiques statements by Harlan Busheld Republican State Chairman about farm aid timing and Roosevelt policies. It accuses GOP figures of political fishing for support while farmers face hardship, cites past measures challenged by the Supreme Court, and references figures in Miller, S C and other locales.
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Harlan Busheld
Tollows
Beneft
Roosevel
A. Demoecraticc
G. O. P. Sellwether
Alexander Hamiltn
United States Supreme Court
Miller
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Elizabeth E Lynn 1891 1936 Wolsey area obituary
Elizabeth E Lynn born January 1 1891 in Saveo na died May 5 1936 at 45 2 17 in Hus ron aged 45 years two months and 17 days She moved to Wolsey with her parents in 1904 attended Huson High School married Clayton Johnston May 26 1910 They lived on farms near Wolsey and Beadle County teaching in rural schools for 16 years Survived by husband Clayton Johnston brother-in-law Sidney Johnston and her parents Ward and Mrs Hilda Wot of Rapid City The family thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy cards and kindness.
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Elizabeth E. Lynn
Saveo~ Na
Hus Ron
Amd
Wolsey
Huson’ High School
Clayton Johnston
Johnston
Mire Johnston
Beadle County
Royal Neizhbor Lodge
Ladice Aid Society
Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church of
Henea
Clay
Tan’ Johnson
Siderney Johnston
Paria Ward
Charrod
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