Help Is Dispatched To Nicaragua amid Policy Criticism
U S marines sent to Pueco Cabezas and Bluefields as insurgent activity rises in Nicaragua. The Memphis and Sacrament may relieve Asheville and Cape Gracias A Dios as Rep Fish criticizes the policy as hit and run and calls for withdrawal or protection of Americans and property. Senate critics urge bringing Marines home.
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Washington
Isthmus
Memphis
Pueco Cabezas
Sacraments
Blue Fields
Asheville
Puerto Cabezas
Cape Gracias A Dios
Representative Fish
New York Republican
Nicaragua
Hhir
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Morocco
Perdicaris
Maisuli
Fishwold
New Yorker
Three Huron Musicians Chosen for Brookings Contest
Three more Huron high school musicians join earlier selections to represent the city in the music contest at Brookings on April 0. Clarinet winner Eldred Balzer over Everett Irish performed The Lovely Month of May. Violinists played Kreisler Chanson Arabe. Bernice Bowers earned the district treet slot. Baritone Merle Schroeder performed Gaiety Polka. competitors included Charles Shepherd. Additional performers include Willis Vaen Heuvelen Mildred Ikish Winona Boughton and Betty Shultner as alternates or additional entries.
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Huron
Brookings
Carl Christenseo
South Dakota State College
Eldred Balzer
Everett Irish
Huret
Kreisler
Willis Vaen Heuvelen
Mildred Ikish
Winona Boughton
Betty Shultner
Sopran
Woonsocket Voters Set To Choose Councilmen in Wards
Woonsocket voters will select three councilmen in mid April. Ed Strub and W E Brewster run in the first ward to fill a vacancy. Morn Webster, incumbent, faces no opposition in the third ward.
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Woonsocked
Woonsocket
Ed Strub
W. E Brewster
Morn
D. Webster
Weather Haron Reports Warmer Tonight and Varying Winds
The report notes increasing cloudiness and a warmer night ahead. Forecast calls for mild temperatures with light to moderate winds and partly cloudy skies tonight into tomorrow.
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Haron
Cveler
Mass Groups Will Sing Here In May
Huron to observe National Music Week May 3 9 with two major events. Beadle county choirs join Sunday afternoon sacred music at American Lutheran church and a large county Young Citizens League choir concert at Huron college auditorium. More than 100 voices expected in formal night program with 1000 youth participants from county schools.
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Huron
Beadle County
It Ie
Composite
American Lutheran Church
RL. Nordmess
Aing
Hardin A. van Deursen
Huron College
Nellie M. Brusso
Music Week Committee
Young Citivens League
B. B. McClaskey
Nordhess
Huron Vollege
Huron City’ Schoola
O. D. Dunbar
Principel
Henry J. Cillson
John Wharton
Muale
Huron Collage
Huron Municipal Band
J. W. Campbell Park
Arbor Day Observed in Yankton County Schools
Yankton observes Arbor Day with a tree planting campaign sponsored by the local DC A among school children. Many schools plan a community Arbor Day celebration today in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
DC. A
Alfonso Confident Recall To Spanish Throne Stirs Paris Welcome
Alfonso de Bourbon and his English queen Victoria, exiled kings of Spain, faced a cheering Paris crowd on their arrival. Officials cleared a path for the royal couple as police managed a noisy throng outside the hotel and railway station. The exiled monarchs stood on a balcony to acknowledge supporters as excitement mingled with relief.
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Paris
Alfonso de Bourbon
Spain
Victoris
Todey
France
Alfonso
Madrid
Victoria
Charles Opens Decathlon Title Defense With 100m Win
Lawrence Kansas Haskell Indian Institute athlete Wilson Charles of Flandreau 5 D D rep started his defense of the Kansen relays decathlon crown with a victory in the 100 meter sprint reporting a national decathlon champion performance.
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Buster Charles
Lawrence
Kan
Apel
Wilson Charles
Flandreau
Haskell Indian Institute
Lape Sentenced For Driving While Intoxicated
Lape received a three month county jail term and a one year driving ban after pleading guilty in municipal court to DWI. Mrs. Ben B. Lawshe, wife of the chamber of commerce secretary, was injured in a collision with Lape on Wednesday. She was reported as recovering.
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Lape
Sioux Falls
E C Lape
Sioux Fella
Hhe
Ben B. Lawshe
Chamber, of Commerce
Huronians Hurt In Car Accident
Mr and Mrs Hennig and Mrs Alfred Getuin and Mrs Frank Ripley suffered minor injuries when the Hennig car rolled into a ditch while returning from Minneapolis. The mishap occurred Monday around 9 PM after striking loose gravel on the Reed road, causing the vehicle to overturn and damage a window.
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Hennig
Alfred Getuin
Frank Ripley
Bruke
Minneapolis
School Art In Windows by Pupils At Huren Public Schools
A window display features dozens of soap carvings created by fifth to seventh grade pupils under Ilma Schubert, director of art in the grade schools. The figures include elephants bobcats sailboats and pigs, carved from soap using knives and manicure tools.
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Huren
Ilma Schubest
Small Town Trade Safe If Merchants Modernize Says Leader
Willow Lake April 17 Special The three spokes of activity for a small town merchant say trade need not shrink if retailers adopt modern methods. They note larger towns like Huron won’t usurp all trade and that farmers keep the town alive. The Willow Lake Chamber of Commerce dinner, attended by Clark and Bryant clubs, emphasized agricultural development and broader farming-related commerce. President Claud E. Lord presided with 85 served. Harry Bryant and Horace Bryant spoke.
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Willow Lake
Myers Oald
Huron
Small Chamber’ of Commerce
Commercial Club
Tal
Willow Lake Chamber of
Clark and
Bryant
Claud BE. Lord
Harry
Bryant Commercial Club
Horace
Central South Dakota to Receive 3000 Chinese Elms Monday
More than 3,000 Chinese elms will be distributed to planters across Central South Dakota next Monday. Ordered during a campaign by the Ironic Walton league and The Evening Huronite, the trees are prepaid and shipping costs covered by sponsors. Purchasers with Huron addresses will pick up at The Evening Huronite, others at designated town addresses. each package will be tagged with recipient names and planting instructions.
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South Dakota
Huron
Northwest
Valley City
N. D
Walton League
Hitchcock
T. E Sutter
Huron Stratton
Lakes Freston
Seth
Yale
Misaney
Sevitht
Woonsock- 21
Joe Christianson
Wessington
W. J. Eschler
Bonilla
Earl Russell
Virgil
Lorna M. Leighton
Bancroft
Harley Riddle
Turton
Francis Sullivan
Cavour
F. B
Johnson
Doland
Carolyn Reich
Esmond
E. Blankenburg
Iroquois
Cornelia Smith
Wayland
Verlyn Wood
Bayete Laster Meyer
Wolsey
Qx Wintner
Highmore
Noel
Res Heighta
E. J
Tresa
Boy Scout Rallies Conclude Central South Dakota Series
The final district rally of Central South Dakota Boy Scouts is tonight at 7 30 in the Jefferson school gymnasium at Ninth and Utah. Eight Huron troops and visiting units from Alpena Bancroft and other towns compete in ten events with no admission charge.
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Boy Scouls
South Dakota
Jefferson School
Utah
Friends of the Hayacouts
Alpena
Bancroft
Hrosdland
Woonsocket
Wemrington
Laos
Wolsey
Iroquois
de Phesirgt
Atetrict
Canning
Hee Heights
Detarbet Lake
Meny
Blunt
Miller
Redfield
Rea Heights
Millar
Bee Heights
No.8
Ed Sanuary
Cloms
New York Mayor Defends Role Against Detective Claim
Mayor Walker pledged to reply to incompetency charges by stating he is an administrative officer not a detective. He said snooping on 130,000 city employees is not his business and will present thousands of pages of statistics and history to Albany. Commissioner Seabury and Governor Roosevelt discussed ouster actions against District Attorney Crain, signaling further probes into Bob and stock fraud prosecutions.
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New York
Walker
Roosevelt
Albany
Samuel Seabury
Thomas C. T. Crain
Crain
Seabury
Charles Y. Bob
Huron commerce shows resilience amid district slump
Business conditions in Huron remained closer to last year’s level in March with debits totaling 5 392 000 dollars, only a 5 percent drop from the prior year versus a 22 percent district-wide decline. Dairy and rural activity held steady while city stores, building permits, and grain markets rose. farmers’ cash income dipped year over year.
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Huron
Federal Reserve District
Alump
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
releas_ sd
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Rana City
Miche
Federal Reserve Bank
Siam King Sails to U S for Medical Visit
King Prajadhipak of Siam, ill with bronchitis and malaria, sails toward Vancouver en route to New York for an operation. The Empress of Japan brought the royal party to the Pacific, met by Canadian officials and local dignitaries including Queen Rambedberm and Prince Svasti, amid a media reception.
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Siam
U. S
Victoria, &C
King Prajadhipak of
Vancouver
B. C
United States
Japan
Pacific
New York
Dominion
Rambedberm
Princess Svasti
Victoria
J. A. Lemaire
Slack
Pervy Council
Bernstt
Prince Amorard
Sharpe Presents Tax Return Statements In Embezzlement Hearing
In county court here today at the hearing on embezzlement charges against Fred R. Smith former South Dakota banking superintendent testimony revealed alleged financial trans actions. Lenore J. Chastine a stenographer and teller testified about transactions involving the Farmers Agricultural Credit Corporation of Platte of which Smith was secretary and about signatures forged in Smiths name on tax returns. Attorney General M Q Sharpe introduced what appeared to be photostatic copies of tax returns for 1924 to 1928 with an endorsement stating the corporation had no capital stock no business and kept no books. Chastine also identified deposits Smith directed into his personal Platte bank account and notes payable to the bank signed by Smith as secretary of the credit corporation. The surprise evidence followed her morning testimony and the proceeding was adjourned for a break before further testimony.
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Vincent Hoyman Pierre
Fred R. Smith
South Dakota
Lenore J. Chastine
Farmers State Bank of
Platte
Smith
M. Q. Sharpe
Credit Corporation
Chastine
Farmers Agricultural Credit Corporation
Federal Treasury
Piatta
Platte Grain Company
Charles Mix Milling Company
EC. Button Company
Sharpe
Banquet Tonight Promises Local Educators And Leaders
Only 25 of 300 tickets remained for a Huron banquet at the Presbyterian church to hear Stella Woods of Minneapolis. Mrs Benjamin Thomas will introduce Mise Woods, with toastmistress Mrs Kerr. New PT A presidents and four senior high students will be honored during the program. The event begins at 6 30 p m.
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Presbyterian Church
Huron Parent-Teachers Associations
American Association of University Women
Huron
Stella Woods
Misa
Mise Woods
H. Kerr
Parent-Teacher Association Council
B. Ulrich
Senior
Wallace Bristol
Washington School Association
H. A. Bariwich
Lincoln School Association
Ralph Harvey
School Association
Charles Miller
Wilson School Association
G. H. Helgerson
O. R. Whitney
Jefferson
Brookings
Mildred Irish
William Boughton
Betty Shultner
Willis van
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Stimson
Nexi
Swanpoo
Virginia
Brookhart
Towa
King
Familly
Spal
Miramar
Sea Bebesfew
Tarante
Don Jaime
Infante
Don Alphonse
Orleans
Eulalie
Prince of the Asturias
Amemse XIII
Don Goncalo
Beatrice
Infanta Isobel Alfonsa
Christina
Don Juan
Queen Victoria
Infanta Christina
Composite Church
Paria
Catalonia
Northwestern Public Service Company
Wres
Frm
Myers
Platte Company
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