New Books for Young Readers at Public Library
The children's department adds several titles. Barbour’s Thad and the G-Man presents an FBI sabotage plot for older boys. SOS Radio Patrol follows Boy Scouts facing river dangers. The Black Stallion tells of a shipwreck survivor horse and rescue. Gilmore’s How To Build A Model Navy teaches miniature shipbuilding. Bakeless’ Birth of a Nation's Song highlights youth contribution to national welfare. Three mysteries Clue of the Cipher Key Canyon of No Sunset offer adventures for boys and girls.
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Turngren and River Secret by Ken Kennedy
For very young readers the list includes Happy Birthday Judy The Bashful Goldfen and Soldier Sammy The new books will follow later in a coming announcements note from the publisher Kennedy introduces a trio of titles for children with additional releases planned.
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River Secret
Kennedy
Judy
Goldfen
Soldier
Sammy
Titonka Patrol Activities Meeting At Methodist Church
Report on Titonka Scout Troop 68 activities notes after school meeting at the Methodist Church. Busy Bee and Golder Glow Patrols played games in Winter Park and observed birds during the week. On the March Patrol and Live Wire Patrol practiced a flag pageant for Sunday night at the church for the Men’s Club.
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Busy Bee
Golder
Winter Park
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Girl Scouts of Huron
Hiawatha Troop 2
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Candy Sale Planned for P T A Pie Social at Weeks School
Students at Weeks School under Miss Tollefson will host a pie social Friday night with candy sales and a program of plays songs and recitations. Joe Minium notes several pupils participate, and Yvonne Dungemann holds the sole perfect attendance record.
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Weeks
Miss Tollefson
Joe Minium
Yvonne Dungemann
Milford Schoolboy Catches Baby Frog at School
Milford pupil Iorman Hofer, a second grader, caught a small frog in class and released it outdoors after classmates watched it hop. Letha Lawrence, Milford No. 3 pupil, notes the incident in Miss Williams’s room. Fifth and sixth graders begin Africa geography study. Boys are making woodwork projects.
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Iorman Hofer
Norman
Letha Lawrence
Miss Williams
Africa
Ackerman School To Present Drill At Huron Convention
Ackerman School plans a patriotic drill performed by pupils at the C I convention in Huron on April 18. Sixth grader Josephine Pullman, taught by Miss Jaeger, describes the planned program and duties for the event.
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Josephine Pullman
Miss Jaeger
Tyrrell School Round Up Work Progress Report
Larry Schwartz of Tyrrell School under Sam Hofer says the last six weeks are busy with much work to complete. A plan for a school tour and additional activities is in progress as they prioritize finishing tasks.
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Pupils Progress On Fair Exhibit Work
Sixth grader Marie Hofer of Foster Creek School details fair exhibit tasks including free hand drawing a South Dakota booklet poster and language lesson illustrations. Fourth graders at Pleasant Corner School imagine a U S trip from Boston to San Francisco along the Lincoln Highway, notes Ervin Krutzoldt.
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Berry Braids Senator Bulow As A Climber On Roosevelt Coattails
Elk Point editor Tom Berry accuses Senator W J Bulow of riding Roosevelt's coattails to win Democratic nomination. Berry cites Bulow's 1936 campaign aid, pension votes, and antiwar stance, arguing Bulow lacks record to justify his Senate seat and warns against aiding Hitler's enemies, urging his defeat.
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Boy Scout Troop 6 Plans Saturday Hike
Troop 6 meets Tuesday night with Charles Linn assisting in the absence of G D Van Dyke. May 5 hoard of review and a Court of Honor on Mother's Day announced. The group plans a hike Saturday. Eugene Hanson reports a safety test passage and a trip to Winter Park for games.
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LaCraft
Eugene Hanson
4-H Club Demonstration On Oatmeal Cookies Held
The Rosebud 4-H Club of Blunt held a postponed meeting April 10 at Mary Fanger's home. Margaret Moore and Mary Fanger demonstrated oatmeal cookies. The next meeting will be at Clara Mae Shore's home on April 18. The text also notes Azhar University in Cairo celebrated its 4,000th anniversary.
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Blunt
Mary Fanger
Margaret Moore
Clara Mae Shore
Flashing Life Errors and Odd Court Quips Across Cities
A jumble of brief, humorous items reports a San Diego case where Robert Ollie Duke faces a petty theft charge while wearing the accused coat, a Seattle burglary involving toothpaste and a copper teakettle, a stolen car with five tires cited by W F Hodge in San Diego, a Los Angeles police convoy aiding a frantic driver, and a Chicago divorce ruling granting a wife the right to search her husband’s pockets while noting the husband’s purse search rights.
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Robert Ollie Duke
Duke
Chicago
Rudolph Desart
Deaf School Faces Administrative Strife Amid Dismissals
The SDAD links Curtis’s dismissal to past crises at the Deaf School, citing 1939 removal for mismanagement, 1940 Communist scandal, and Bathke false arrest case. Laughlin notes Curtis seeks an MA from the University of Chicago while the board withholds reasons for termination.
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Laughlin
University of Chicago
South Dakota Association of the Deaf
Tillinghast
Bathke
P. A. Bathke
A. S. Myklebust
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Laughlin cites past un American activities and investigations
Laughlin points to a 1940 Communist whitewash probe and a failed cover up by the board and Superintendent A S Myklebust. He says Curtis offered to testify to un American activities but refused to perjure in a May trial, aiming to force his departure from the school. Bathke vows to appeal the big case to the state supreme court.
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A. S. Myklebust
Curtis
Bathke
State Supreme Court
South Dakota
Public appeal seeks resignations and reinstatement at school
Laughlin urges the governor to correct school conditions, immediate resignations of Haladay and Myklebust, and Curtis reinstatement. The report references neural impulses traveling messages through the body at a rapid rate.
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Haladay
Myklebust
Curtis
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