Huron Labor Will Get Preference In Paying Work Here
The Beadle county connecting link project east of Huron begins with Larson Erling in charge and vows to use local labor as much as possible. Vermillion foreman Mc Spain says 75 to 100 men will work, with outside foremen and skilled crew members brought in. About 17 000 feet of pavement will be laid, with completion expected in two weeks if weather cooperates, and the road open by late May. Traffic on No 14 remains undisturbed until the new section is finished, with a second 7 mile stretch let April 23 and due for completion by September 1.
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Bea@le
Huron
MC. Spain
Vermillion
Larson-Erling Company
Mc Spain
Simmons Avenue
Chicago & North Western
Laughlin
Spain
State Highway Commission
Sioux Falls
Trafic
Acros
James River
Traffc
Beadle County
Missionaries Freed in China Ransom Case
Ransoms paid for two American missionaries held by bandits or communists in central China. The Rev. K. N. Tvedt and the Rev. Alfle Godfrey Lindholm were released after payments of 10,000 Mexican, 3,000 in medical supplies, and 2,300 respectively. A third Lutheran missionary, Bert Nelson, remains captive with Tvedt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
Americ
Central Chins
K. N. Tvedt
St. Paul
American Lutheran United Mission
Hwangan
Hupeh
Alfle Godfrey Lindholm
Ortonville
Minn
Bcaudinavien Alliance
Kalgan
Tvedt
Haakow! Shorty
Lindholm
Bert
Nelson
Kwangshan
Honan
Tvedi
AP Membership Tops 1,297 in Historic Year
New York April 20 Associated Press reports 1,237 newspapers joined the organization this year the highest total in its history. Kent Cooper general manager said amendments to bylaws allow corporations and individuals to belong to membership corporations and enable corporations publishing newspapers to hold AP membership. The report cites a study of needs and notes efforts to report business news without causing undue alarm while highlighting the photo service and cartoons for evening papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Assylated Press
Associated Press
New York State
Kent Cooper
Financial Service
Foreign Service
Concrete Proof Is Given That Coppers Lead Life Of Peril
Chicago police discuss the dangers of the job as they chat at a station. Thomas Maloney proclaims policemen face constant risk while a sergeant adds that danger is real, recounting his own close calls and a chair mishap that bruises his ribs.
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Chicago
Thomas Maloney
Lapke Hearing Is Held Today In Murder Case
Miller South Dakota April 20 Judge Frank Fisher faced a request for a new circuit court trial for Alphonse Lapke a Hand county farmer who was sentenced last spring to life imprisonment for murdering his mother Mrs Anton Lapke Defense contends trial errors insufficient evidence and newly discovered information warrant a retrial Attorneys Harlan Bushfield C M Carroll and John Pusey argued the motion with Assistant Attorney General Frank Maabet opposing The defense cites 11 errors and possible involvement of others near the farm 20 miles north of Miller if denied the appeal may go to the South Dakota Supreme Court Arguments opened with affidavits claiming other persons were near the home the night of the killing in December 1929 The defense contends state failed to observe evidentiary rules and did not produce certain testimony Adverse public opinion allegedly influenced the verdict The judge reserved ruling on the motion
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Lapke
Here
Mra
Girl Scouts Plan First Father Daughter Dinner in Huron
Huron Girl Scouts will host their first father daughter dinner at the Methodist church at 6 30 p m Friday May 1 served by the Ladies Aid. Leaders association organizes a program to introduce fathers to scouting activities with songs demonstrations and surprise entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
John Wheeler
Scoonatap Committee
SD. Disrud
Wanklee Chanki Troop
R. B. Hill
Lakotah Troop
A. N. Hoy
Minnehaha Troop
Glenn Martin
Sactjawea Troop
Huron
Leaders
Leutenants
Aberdeen to stage volleyball tourney Saturday in April
Aberdeen to host a first volleyball tournament on Saturday April 2. Sponsored by the MC A. four classes of competition will be provided with classifications based on team experience. Tropies will be awarded to winners as South Dakota entries from Fargo Grand Forks Jamestown Huron Ellendale participate.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
MC. A
Penaller
Fargo, Grand Forks
Jamestown
Hiamarck
Ellendale
Late Spring Frost Threat Envelops South Dakota
Forecasts warn of a damaging frost tonight into tomorrow for South Dakota. M E Blystone of the weather bureau cautions gardeners to protect plants as temperatures may dip to 23 degrees or lower. Rain totals rise across the eastern state with Yankton and Watertown reporting the most moisture. overall, little regional damage expected beyond some flowers and garden crops.
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South Dakota
M. E. Blystone
Weather Bureau
Huron
Black Hills
Yankton
Watertown
Fairfax
Lammon
Milbank
Mitchell
Mobridge
Redfield
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Aberdeen
Pierre
Historic discovery by Green studied near Edgemont
Governor Warren Green state historian Lawrence K. Fox and secretary Charles McCaffree visited a site near Edgemont to verify claims that Coronado explored South Dakota in 1541. Delays limited examination. the evidence is picture writing on rocks interpreted by archaeologists as signaling Coronado’s Black Hills visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado
Black Hills
Piece Work System Aims to Boost Russian Production
Russia adopts piece work to speed output replacing equal wages with pay based on skill and effort. The system named hograthiot ties factory production to state contracts with collective farms for tractors. Wages rise with output and bonuses, while drops occur if production slumps, reducing union interference.
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Nike
Stalingrad
New Elm Trees Donated to Dakota Towns in Scout Drive
About 3 100 trees, 3 10 4 100t in number, were distributed today to new Elm tree owners across 33 Central South Dakota towns as the final chapter of the Izack Walton iesqua Evening Huronite tree planting effort. The Northwest Nursery Company supplied the hardy stock from Valley City North Dakota, chosen for enduring winters and dry summers. Extension horticulturist A L Ford urged careful planting to prevent early mortality, detailing proper bury depth soil packing watering and sod removal to promote root growth.
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Central Scouts
Dakota
Izack Walton
South Dakota
Huron
Northwest Nursery Company
Valley City
N. D
A. L. Ford
South Dakota State College
Tree Institute
Ford
Ashton Man Finds Long Lost Wallet In City Mall
An Ashton resident reported recovering a long lost wallet found in a local mall. Officials say most of the contents were recovered though a small amount of cash remains unaccounted for and is hoped to be located soon.
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Ashton
Speria
Bond Issue Center Stage In City Election For West Park Pool
City voters in Huron head to polls tomorrow for the annual election dominated by a 25000 bond issue for the West Park swimming pool. Candidates including CG M Anderson and M L Tobin address the issue while Open Forum letters weigh the pool’s cost and location. A run off may follow if no candidate wins a majority, with turnout urged by the League of Women Voters.
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West Park
Huron
F.C. W. Kuehn
Open Forum
Baronue
CG. M. Anderson
M. L. Tobin
H. Bruemmer
West Park Development Association
Siamese King and Queen Sight North Dakota Prairies
The King Prajadhipok and Queen Rambai Barni of Siam toured North Dakota on their way to Washington and New York, viewing wheat lands and spring crops as officials greeted them at the border town. The King, ill with malaria, appeared in fair health. the Queen had a cold and did not appear. A large crowd welcomed the royal party.
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North Dakota
Portal
WN. D
Andueen
Siam
United States
Washington
New York
Prajadhipok
Rambai Barni
Richard Southgate
Stanley Hornbeck
Hoover
Stimson
Internis—Ack Boundary
Vancouver
Royal Counle
Former Bank Chief Bound For Circuit Court Bonds Doubled
Former South Dakota bank superintendent Fred R. Smith was bound over for circuit court on embezzlement charges. Judge D W March set bond at 20000, double the preliminary level, as Smith and his lawyers prepared for a May term trial in Hughes County. The case centers on alleged mismanagement of over a million dollars in public funds via the Platte Farmers State Bank. State’s Attorney Will G. Robinson said the prosecution would be ready when court convenes.
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Pierre
Fred R. Smith
South Dakota Bankings
D. W. March
Smith
March
Hughes County
Will G. Robinson
M. Q. Sharpe
Associated Press
Platte
C. L. Faulkner
A. L. Vanderboom
W. A. Twarabiey
George Coo
Farmers State Bank of
Platte Bank
Farmers State Bank
Frank J. Benthin
Lenore J. Chastine
Farmers Agricultural Credit Corporation
Charles Mix Milling Company
Platte Grain Company
L. C. Button Company
Platts
L. C. Button
Last Of Spanish Royals Enter Exile By Train From Madrid
The Infantas Isabella and Beatrice fled Madrid for exile aboard a train toward the French frontier to join the royal family in Paris. Beatrice, wife of Don Alfonso of Bourbon, is a royal princess and sister of Queen Marie of Romania. The departure was discreet with a guarded send‑off, as reports said Alfonso may seek refuge in England while Paris police urged caution over potential threats.
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Madrid
Madrid-to
Irun
Paris
Isabella
Beatrice
Don Alfonso of Bourbon
Marie
Romania
Victoria
England
Saxecoburg Gotha
Europe
New York
Washington
Alfonso
Dugua de Toledo
Spain
London Daily Mail
Duke of Miranda
London
Chateau Fontainebleau
Hotel D'Angleterre
Hotel Meurice
Lberty
Body possibly Fred Hardy found in Missouri River at Rapid City
In Rapid City the body recovered from the Missouri river Saturday may be Fred Hardy who disappeared about three weeks ago. Local officials compared a partial description from Sheriff H A Nielson with the victim and asked for a fuller description. Relatives of T A Galloway, a Sioux salesman missing for a year, were unable to identify the body.
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Rapid City
Yaneton
Mimouri River
Fred Hardy
Hardy
H. A. Nielson
Pennington County
William Hil Sard
T. A. Galloway
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A. P
Girl Scouts
Sanborn Woonsocket
Sperial
Woonsocket
Sanborn County
Sioux Cfty
Green
Russia
West Park Pool
Anderson
Kuhn
Kuehn
Mir. Tabln
Water and Sewer Department
E. T. Mitchell
J. C. Dexter
League of Women Voters
M. @. Sharpe
Mrr
State Banking Department
Sharps
Warren Green
W. J. Buron
Sharpe
France
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