Governors oppose adding relief burden on states in federal program
Governors nationwide voiced support for continuing federal relief programs at current funding levels. Only two governors, McMullen of Delaware and Aiken of Vermont, urged cutbacks or shifting costs to states. Ammons of Colorado called for more federal relief, while Blood of Utah noted improvements but rising costs. New York Illinois and Massachusetts resisted sharp reductions.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Associated
Works Progress Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Washington
Arenger
Benson
Elmer A. Zensey
Minnesota
Richard C. McMullen
Delaware
George D. Aiken
Vermont
McMuller
Aiken
Gov
Teller Ammons
Colorado
Henry H. Blood
Utah
Tiet Yous
Meink
New York
Illinois
Massachusetts
Rose Festival Invites Huronians to Portland Show
Portland postal officials invite Huronians to participate in the National Air Mail Rose Show during Portland Rose Festival dates June 9 to 12. The event highlights air mail speed with entries from Newark and multiple cities, as Oregon grown roses await display at the airport.
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Peatal
Huron
Portland
Ore
E. H. Bruemmer
Newark
Mrs. Caroline Berg Rites Held In Woonsocket Norse Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline Berg, longtime Woonsocket resident, were held at the Norwegian Lutheran Church. She died April 14 at her daughter’s home after years of declining health. Survived by daughter Ebner Larson and son Carl of Colorado, plus 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial in Eventide Cemetery conducted by Basham Funeral Home. Relatives and others noted in hometown reports.
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Meg
Drs. Berg
Norway
Siumme
America
Thomas Berg Tacy
Blaine
Woorsocket
Berg
Eli Olson
Huron
Olen
Elmer Ition
Woongacket
Ebner Larson
Woonsocket
Carl
Colorado
State debts and bond figures for 1835 and 1037 years
Chicago report shows bonded indebtedness of state governments with figures for 1835 and 1937 fiscal years. Lists totals for Minnesota North Dakota New York and others, noting constitutional ban on bond issues in Nebraska and potential relief contributions through bond issues.
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Chicago
Saeeue-N-F
Minnesota
North Dako
New York
Nebraska
School Executives To Convene Friday In Vermillion
Vermillion April 20 Functions of Secondary Education is the theme of the sixteenth annual meeting of the Dakota School Executives Association to be held at the University of South Dakota on April 23 and 24. Open sessions begin Friday at 2 00 p m with Fort of Sioux Falls presiding. The program includes discussions on secondary education and the place of mathematics, with reports on national forensic and music contests and a debate on abolishing the state high school basketball tournament.
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Alcester
Frank Fordhtner
Wakanda
W. I. Early
Sioux Falls
T M. Risk
Leo J. Brueckner
University of Minnesota
Dakota Hall
Brueckner
Paul Dengier
Cathegie
Sod
High School Executive Association
A. Mbed
Flandreau
C. E. Lyon
Department of See
The
University
H. G. Mosby
Irene
RE. Nichol
Yankton
Mrs. Mary J. Clark Buried At Gettysburg
Funeral services were held at the home for Mrs. Mary Jane Clark a Gettysburg pioneer who died suddenly on Saturday from a heart attack. Born April 26 1854 in Cadiz Ohio she married James B Clark in 1875 and the couple moved from Cadiz to Nevas h then Potter County before settling in Gettysburg. Survived by three daughters Mrs John Spardling Wolier Montana Miss Nelle Clark Redfield and Miss Elizabeth Clark St Cloud Minnesota and two grandchildren.
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Mary J. Clark
Gettysburg
Mary Jane Clark
J. Leach
Methodist Church
Mary Jane Jamisan
Cadiz
Ohio
James
James 2B. Clark of Cadiz, On April 29, 1875.They Came West Settling In Nevash
Potter County
Clark
John Spardling
Wolier
Montana
Nelle Clark
Redfield
Elizabeth Clark
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Cautions Against Wet Year Hazards for South Dakota Farmers
Pierre April 2 Secretary Gordon Stout urged farmers to guard against wet year risks in 83 crop prospects. He warned stem rust wheat is a hazard in wet seasons and advised rust resistant seeds, deep planting to reduce soil washing, and sparing use of wheat varieties prone to rust.
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Pierre
Gordon Stout
South Dakota
Stour
Clark to Hold No Municipal Election in Clarke
Clark reports a city election will not be held this year with no opposition for any office. Mayor Elton Geise to continue. aldermen Tilbert Thompson Byron Hyde Henry Lien EO Allyut and 3 W Hubbard had a petition but filed late. no election necessary. Also a visit note: Franklin Hyde and children Helen and Howard of Pierre visited L D Howard.
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Clark
Clarke
Elton Geise
Tilbert Thompson
Byron’ Hyde
Henry Lien
Allyut
W. Hubbard
Spotted Owl and Lit-Ye View Cherry Blossoms
Chief Joshua Spotted Owl of Pine Ridge and Chief Eugene Lit-Ye of Rosebud, with four colleagues, tour Washington to view cherry blossoms but say crowds make the capital feel crowded. They plan to return home after finishing tribal organization work with the Indian Bureau.
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Washington
Spotted Owl
Joshua Spotted Owl
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
South Dakota
Eugene Lit- Ye
Rosebud Reservation
South Dukon
Bath
Eugene Uittle
Indian Bureau
Baptist Minister Speaks On Liquor at Hurox Collet
The Rev. Alfred Trenerry told Hurox Collet students Monday that liquor is a chief source of poverty and taxation, harms physical and moral vitality, and destroys youth. He cited hospital expenses comparing liquor and milk costs from 40 years prior to support his view.
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Alfred Trenerry
Hurox Collet
Tronerry
Treworry
Lane Is Taken To Penitentiary
Jack Lane a transient pleaded guilty to grand larceny before Circuit Court Judge Alva E. Taylor and was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary. He was taken to Sioux Falls by Sheriff Joe Reilly after arrest for stealing a overcoat and other items from a local drug store. Lane has a long crime record across multiple states with aliases such as Elmer Price and Harry Elmer Louis Price. He has served in Montana Utah and other states, including a prior sentence of four to eight years for robbery and an indeterminate six months to three years for burglary.
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Jack Lane
Alva E. Taylor
Sioux Falls
Joe Reilly
Lang
Lane
Jake S. Nelson
J. E. Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U. S.depariment of Justice
Northwest
Huron
Montana
Elmer Price
Harry Elmer Louis Price
Jack Ward Lee
Deer Lodge
Senator Item
Utah
Salt Lake City
Dot Lane
Rogers Extradition Hearing Sought by South Dakota
Gov. Kraschel was to hold hearings at 3 p.m. Monday on Governor Jensen of South Dakota request for extradition of Emmett L. Rogers. Rogers, a farmer from Rock Rapids Iowa, is accused of removing cattle hogs and grains from Moody County South Dakota and embezzlement.
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Moody County
South Dakota
Rock Rapids
Towa
Miller Man Hurt on Highway Mishap
A. H. Zimmerman was seriously injured in a collision on an oiled road north of Ree Heights while with Highway Superintendent William Stiga. He suffered a fractured leg and scalp injuries after stepping into traffic and failing to see an approaching car from the west. E. W. Hickman of Brookings, driver of the other car, is being held. Zimmerman was taken to Miller Hospital for treatment.
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E .W. “Hickman
Brookings
Lexaur Elevators
Miller Hospital
Miss Maury Visit Highlights Greenwood Weekend
Miss Maury Greenwood who attends Aberdeen Normal and Mr and Mrs Paul E Brown of Arlington visited the Greenwood home over the weekend. Mrs Brown will be remembered here by Miss Lillian Greenwood.
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Greenwoods Blunt
Maury
Greenwood
Aberdeen
Nerimal
Paul E.brown
Arlington
Brown
Lillian Greenwood
Pruning Aids Growth Of Shrubs
Gardening tips advise pruning with a clear reason for each cut. Cut above buds diagonally, avoid stumps, seal large cuts, and prune after flowering. Remove broken roots on transplant, thin back tops, balance top and root growth, and time trimming by plant type and season.
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Donald Gray
Proper evergreen pruning tips for hedge growth and shape
Guidance on cutting habits for evergreens, stressing even limb removal from base, trimming growth to a third, and timing before new growth starts. Notes on pinching leaders in May and September for pines and spruces, and year round clipping for low growing varieties to encourage central growth.
Bazooka Day Plans Tied to Post Office Addition
Huron Construction president L A Groves sets July 1 as tentative completion for the new post office unit adjoining the old building doubling capacity. Bazooka Day prizes lineup announced as 2 500 bazookas placed with 2000 already sold to merchants.
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L. A. Groves
Huron Construction Company
Groves
Dist
Gove
E. H. Bruemmer
Marian Blount
E. H. Schaefer
Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
Hurow
Schaefer
Garly-Weels
I Group
W. Gampbell Park
Hans Christensen
Huron Municipal Band
Funeral Held For Accident Victim In Bradley
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Lutheran Church for accident victim Arthur Dela Bradley. The body arrived from Helena to the home of his parents Mr and Mrs John Cela Bradley. Burial followed in Bradley Cemetery. The death resulted from a train accident near Helena last Thursday afternoon. The Rev William Peterson of Lily officiated and Clare Community Funeral Service directed arrangements. The victim died shortly after the incident, and details remain sparse. The family resided in Bradley. the father works as a carpenter and WPA worker. Arthur had three younger brothers. one had joined CCC in the Black Hills.
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Radley
Lutheran Church
Helena
Montana
William Peterson
Lily
Clare
Bratley
Bradley
John Cela
Arade
Furm
CCC
Arthur Dela
Bradley Public
Turkey Ranely
Bradlay
West Coast
Rockham Home Extension Club Meeting Highlights
The Rockham Home Extension Club met at Mrs. Gordon Davis home on Thursday. Demonstrations on repairing furniture were given by Mrs. Mickey Barton and Mrs. Mary Buss. Singing was led by Mrs. Avis, with Mathingon and Mrs. Winnie Thomas on piano. Lunch was served by hostesses Mrs. Anna Davis and Mrs. Irene Donahue. Oklahoma's prairie production is stated as 390,000 to 500,000 tons annually.
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Rockham
Hitchcock Fights Rise Of Interest Rates In Farm Credit Debate
U S House hearing士 Herbert E Hitchcock of South Dakota challenged Governor Myers of the Farm Credit Administration over a 4 13 percent rate raise for Federal Land Bank loans. Hitchcock argued higher rates and taxes threaten farmers and inflation, urging continuation of the 3 percent rate for two more years.
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Washington
Apr
Yrestinajor
Herbert E. Hitchcock
South Dakota
W. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Myers
House
Federal Land Bank
Hitchcock
Felhaber Leaves Blunt 4 Blunt Editor Heads North
Former Blunt Advocate editor Felhaber departed Sunday for Humboldt taking his equipment by truck. Report notes birds sleeping in various positions on water and land, highlighting a curious aside amid the local notice.
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Felhaber
BLUNT
The
Blunt Advocate
Humboldt
Chamberlain Couple Seriously Injured in Mitchell Crash
Mr and Mrs Lyle Potter of Chamberlain were in a Mitchell Hospital Monday in very critical condition after their car failed to negotiate a slow surge on a road north of Mitchell late Saturday night. The vehicle left the highway rolled into a ditch and struck a telephone pole splintering it before totaling the car.
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Mitchell
Lyle Potter
Chamberlain
Mitchell Hospital
Potter
Dietrich Nuttbreck Rites Are Wednesday
Funeral services for Dietrich Nuttbreck four who died at his Willow Lake home after a stroke will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the German Reformed Church with Rev. A J Koopman officiating. Burial will follow in Willow Lake cemetery. Born April 10 1873 in Grundy County Iowa he moved to Dakota Territory in 1881 and married Ella Valentine February 22 1889. He is survived by his wife two sisters Mrs Joe Meester and Mrs Dick Burma and three brothers Henry Harm and Hyrman.
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Willow Lake
Dietrich Nuttbreck
German Reformed Church
A. J. Koopman
Gurlal
Nuttbrock
Bor
Grundy County
Iowa
Dakota Terri
Ella Valentine
Joe Meester
Dick Burma
Lennox
Henry
Harm
Hyrman
Bryant
Head-on Crash Tightens Sioux Falls Sector Traffic
Two motorists escaped injury in a head-on collision Sunday night at Pumpkin Center, 16 miles west of Sioux Falls. The vehicles, driven by EH Kriens of Hartford and Hazel Hubb of Mitchell, collided without injuries.
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Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Hartford
Pumpkin Center
Cara
Kriens
Hazel Hubb
Meyer Northern Demos elects district chairman and officers
Meyer Northern Demos' chairman from Mobridge was elected district chairman of the South Dive Democratic Organization at a meeting of delegates from 13 northern and eastern counties. Powell of Sisseton was named chairman, Mrs. John Jackson and Iry Aberdaen named vice chairmen, John Waylor of Ipswich treasurer. Delegates adopted sympathy for Ben Stroal whose wife died, and backed Roosevelt court-reorganization law after an address by L. W. Bickiwill Webster. District picnic planned in Watertown in July.
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Ti J
FA Meyer
Mobridge
Fis
South Dive Democratic Organization
Nordery
South Dakota Puble Welfare Commission
Secceds
Powell, Sissetom
Sue Darmiocratic
John Jackson
Jry Aberdaen
Wiecechairman
John Waylor
Ipswich
Ben Stroal
Roosevelt
L. W. Bickiwill Webster
Codington
Watertown
Sylvester Poole Recovering From Pneumonia
Sylvester Poole, once critically ill with pneumonia at St. Marys Hospital in Pierre, is reported to be improving and in satisfactory condition.
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Blunt
Sylvester Poole
St. Mary's Hospital
Pierre
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Caroline Berg
Frankfort
Mira Satterles
Blunt Blunt
Franklin Hyde
Helen and
Howard
Rev. Trenerry
Oklahoma
Spyport
Geyerman
Oaks F. Koepp & CO
Archie Crowell
Kings Court
Verybody
Poo Cola
Bottling Co
Pakota
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