Circulation auditor praises Evening Huronite growth
The Audit Bureau of Circulations praised The Evening Huronite for five years of uninterrupted paid circulation gains without premiums or contests. Auditor commended circulation manager A. G. Feick for meticulous records and integrity, noting uniform subscriber terms and no misrepresentation.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Evening Huronite
South Dakota
Huronite
A. G. Feick
Central American policy supports U S defense of canal
The article argues that hostile critics misread policy toward Nicaragua and insists the United States must maintain a strong posture in Central America. It stresses the Panama canal as the nation’s defense centerpiece and warns that losing canal control would be disastrous.
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Hoover
White House
Republican Party
Washington
Nicaragua
United States
Central America
New York Harbor
Ist
Panama Canal Zone
Panama Canal
America
American policy in Central America explained
The statement contends that U.S. interests in Central America are driven by self-preservation rather than commercialism or meddling. It warns that allowing chaos or communist influence could threaten regional stability and U.S. governance.
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Central America
Shame on Such Schools Revolt Against Red Parade
An Indiana college address sparked a march by a socialist group with a red flag. Local Legion members led a confrontation, tearing down the flag and stripping red bunting from cars. The piece argues against communism and condemns colleges for inviting Soviet advocates to influence students. The writer urges resistance to the Third International and stresses faith in American democracy.
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Indiana
American Legion
Third Internationale
International Organization
Press Comment: A Necessity in Party Politics
The piece argues that revolts against old parties expand into enduring party structures, citing Minnesota and the Nonpartisan movement. It praises Abraham Lincoln as a practical party builder, notes Hoover’s endorsement of party government, and warns against overindulgent individualism, contrasting American and European trends toward party fidelity.
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Minnesota
Abraham Lincoln
Hoover
Lincoln
Republican Party
Yates
Ilingis
Europe
Public interest frames Nicaragua canal cost report
The Sioux City Tribune questions why the incomplete cost estimate for a Nicaragua canal project is public. It argues the move serves railroad and shipping interests aiming to derail inland navigation, noting the canal would worsen Mississippi Valley woes from rate shifts and industrial migration, delaying any second Isthmian canal until inland projects are completed.
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Sioux City Tribune
Mississippi Valley
Panama Canal
Seaboard
Central States
Alpena's Young People and Their Future
The Alpena Journal reflects on youth, noting that most young residents strive to grow beyond temptations and small follies. It emphasizes optimism, responsibility, and the hope that Alpena's youth will meet national economic and social challenges.
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The
Alpena Journal
United States
Froese
Van
League Girl Wins Prize In April Short Story Contest
Leona Lindhack, an eighth grade pupil at St. Mary's school, won first prize for the story Toto in the Young Citizen April short story contest. Doris Maass of Horse Creek and Myrtle Jensen of Brookdale placed second and third, each receiving a school picture prize. William Huggett earned an honorable mention with a book for his school library.
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Toto
Leona Lindhack
The
Young Citizen
Leona
St. Mary's School
Doris Maass
Horse Creek
Newell
Doris
Tommy
Beth
Myrtle Jensen
Brookdale
Gann Valley
Japan
Aleon Erickson
Young, Citizen
C. S
Wiliam Huggett
Central Point
Day County
William
Miss Erickson
Tate
Cherry
Prince Albert
Tota
Tote
Henr
Ross Toland Receives Life Scout Badge
A Life Scout badge was presented to Ross Toland by Dre. George A. Youel of the Court of Honor during Troop 3’s Monday meeting. Verne Baumen completed Tenderfoot, assigned to Black Bear patrol as inter-patrol contest continues, rope whipping contest won by Black Bear.
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Ross Toland
Dre
George A. Youel
Court of Honor
Lyle‘ Barton
Verne Baumen
Black Bear
Black Beer Patrol
Flying Eagles
Jolly Workers Plan Mother's Day Event in Bonilla
The Jolly Workers¢H club of Bonilla plans a May 9 Mother's Day program with games and a fundraising drive. Committees organized for hall, refreshments, entertainment and the program. The group met April 16 at Mrs Earl Burmell's home and discussed camp attendance and project work.
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Jolly Workers
Bonilla
Erdine Winegar
Earl Burmell
Huron Troop 4 Wins Badges At Meeting
Huron Boy Scouts troop 4 met in a church on April 16 with Robert Carlson reporting. The opening included the Scout Oath and pledge to the flag. The rally the next day saw first in dressing race, second in fire by flint and steel, second in first aid fire by friction, second in inspection, and fourth in first aid signalling. They planned to attend the court of honor to earn four merit badges and one first class rank.
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Huron Troop
Huron Boy Scouts
Robert Carlson
Robert
Flint
Stell
Oued
Gladys Barness Named Leader of New Garden Club
The Jim River Hosers 4-H Garden club met at the Barness home near Hitchesek to elect officers. Harlan Price was named president Winston Barness vice president and Donald Price secretary treasurer. The club chose its name and members prepared window boxes for mothers. Price boys have planted gardens that can endure a light frost. A lunch followed the meeting per Gladys Barness.
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Jim River Hosers 4-H
Barness
Hitchesek
Harlan Price
Winston Barness
Donald Price
Price
Gladys Barness
Six Troops Win First Trophies in Scout Contest
Huron troop 5 led in a three month Boy Scout achievement contest running January 1 to April 18 with 2008 points earning a blue trophy. Six troops received blue, red, or white trophies for top scores. awards based on advancement, merit badges, new members, and troop attendance.
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Huron
Wred C. Eegers
Ares
Eggers
Canning
Ree Heights
Deland
Alpena
Wessington Springs
Pierre
Blunt
Iroquois
Miller
Welsington
de Smet
Scorred
Frankfort
Broadland
Artesian
Doland
Highmore
Redfield
Hitchcock
Wolsey
Bancroft
Woonsocket
Doland Scouts Host Neighbors At Rally
Doland Scout troop entertained visiting troops from Prankfort Hitchcock and Heareta at a Thursday evening rally in the high school gym. The program included inspection fire by friction first aid problems astronomy signaling knot tying first aid in first class bagside dressing race and fire with flint and steel. Many visitors attended.
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Doland Scouts
Daland Boy Scout
Prankfort
Hitchcock
Heareta
Hegers
Execu
New 4H Sewing Club Organized At Doland
A group of 10 girls met at Mrs Petit Hofer’s home to organize a 4 H sewing club led by Mrs Hofer with Esther Randzil as puppet, Sara Derwing elected vice president, Irene Waldner secretary treasurer, and Dorothy’s May 16 meeting planned.
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Doland
Mra Petit Hofer
Esther Randzil
Sara L. Derwing
Iagent
Jesls
Randall Wes
Sarah Gross
Irene Waldner
Paul Hofer
Hofer
Dorothy
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Election and Local Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron voters faced a second spring election after none of the three candidates for a two year term won a majority last Tuesday. Charles Heiss 557, L. C. Banks 402, James Tomlinson 435. Also notes include Huron high school baseball’s 12 to 1 win over Wessington Springs, and a range of local social and property items, including Mrs. S. E. Karr visiting, Mrs. Elia G. Anderson’s Florida land draw, and Theresa Junior Joyal officers led by Lyle Tobin with Helen Wilson and Harriet Tobin among the newly appointed delegates.
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Huron
Charles Heiss
L. C. Banks
James Tomlinson
Huron High School
Wessington Springs
Peterson
Tobin
Tom
Fleming
Frank Burke
Ifghell
Tey
K. C
Ee Fsi I
A. RR Stowell
Merriam Bark
Lyle Tobin
Theresa
Theresa Junior Joyal
Gorharm School
Mary Wilson
Helen Wilson
Harriet Tobin
Russell Stevens
Egdy
Willing Workers 4-H Club Plans Cottons Dresses
The Wolr igey 4-H club Willing Workers met at Gladys Shoesaly ee home on April 18. Members answered roll call with a Stephen Foster fact and discussed cutting slips for cotton print dresses as a club project. Tea was served.
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Wolrigey
Gladys Shoesalyee
Stephen Foster
Doris Pierson
Ming
Hextes
Radio Features VHE BEST BY RADINLAND
New York April 22 Opening program for WGBS and W2xit begins next Sunday at 5 p.m. with artists from stage screen and radio. TV tests underway. Hopkins of Illinois will address American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia via WABC network on Friday on Untangling Nature puzzle. Various performers and programs listed across WEAF WIZ WABC networks with times and stations.
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New York
First Sight Sound
WGBS
W2xit
de. B. Smith Hopkins
University of Illinois
American Philosophical Societ
Philadelphia
Chicago
WABC
Stuffutgart
Germany
WRC
Washington
Weaf and Chain
Bebe Daniels
WIZ Chain
Pegey Huil
WBC
New York City
Heywood Broun
Bill Schulz
Bobby Jones
O. B. Kerl Yer
Wear Chain
David Barnum
WJZ
West
Aileen Stanley
Freddie Rich
Anita Page
Los Angeles
American Philosophical Society
WEAF
WUZ
WIZ
William Shakespeare
Circuit
Walter A. Wsier
Work Moves Along On Brick Plant At Pierre
Concrete steps in building the Nelson brick plant near the Missouri river railroad bridge progress as machinery arrives a car load. The factory will require about 50 feet of narrow gauge railroad to operate.
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Pierre
Nelson
Baltic Ladies Hold Sioux Falls Convention In April
The Women's Missionary Federation of the Sioux Falls circuit of the Norwegian Lutheran church will convene at the West Nazarene church in Baltic on Tuesday April 28. Rev Henry Solum pastor of the Baltic church announced the plans.
South Dakota Royalties Inc Incorporates in Rapid City
The mail development firm South Dakota Royalties Inc based in Rapid City has incorporated for 0.008 dollars. Directors listed are C. K. Stephens Rapid City A. S. Nystrom Wall and S. H. Acs Wasta.
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Pierre
South Dakota Royalties, Inc
Rapid City
C. K. Stephens
A. S. Nystrom 1
Wall
S.H. Acs
Wasta
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St Louis
Cif
Meiner
H. M. Jones
Mr. Jones
Brook
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Codinetac
Bill Comes
Mel Esivey
John Neeley
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C. E. Butterfield Associated Press
Roy Housman
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