World Court lauded in Vermillion campus talk
Dr. Carl Christol of the University of South Dakota praised the World Court as the foremost institution for peace at a Vermillion talk. He contrasted arbitration with war, cited global membership, Kellogg Pact significance, and noted U.S. leaders and jurists contributing to international justice.
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Vermillion
World Court
Carl Christol
University of South Dakota
Kusd
Christol
Ward
Christo
McKinley
Hoover
Stinson
Permanent Court of International Justice
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
International Court of Justice
United Statees
John Bassett More
Ethu Root
Baker
Christel
Radio Features Preview The Best In Radioland Times Hutterfield
Three major sporting events will be described via radio next month including the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore May 9 and the Kentucky Derby in Louisville May 16 with NBC and CBS networks participating. Ted Husing will help cover Blackwell Cup races on the Hattera River May 2.
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New York
Baltimore
Louisville
NBC
CBS Dhains
WABC
Ted Husing
Hattera River
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Rally Draws 400 Pottery County 4-H Members at Gettysburg
April rally at Gettysburg's MBE church drew more than 400 4-H club members from Potter County. County agent Louis I Thompson led the day with games and contests directed by Henry H DeLong. Highlights included a matinee at the Palace theater and news on summer and fall club events.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
MBE
Church of Gettysburg
Louis
I. Thompson
Henry H. DeLong
Faulkion
Palace Theater
Robert Worth
Brookings
Mildred Bruner
Chicago
Pierre
Verna Simon
Bernice Jackson
Lebanon
Henry Dahlquist
Sahara Desert Size Compared to Europe
The Sahara desert covers about two thirds of Europe’s area, illustrating its vast expanse across the African continent and highlighting its extensive desert landscape.
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Sahara Desert
Europe
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local Anniversary Plans and Events
Twenty years ago in Huron Hitchcock hosted visitors at the Frank James home. John B. Connors returned from Chicago after a short vacation. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs invite all families to an anniversary program at Odd Fellows hall at 8:30 pm with a full lineup of readings songs and addresses. Refreshments to follow. Also noted are a car trip to Mitchell for business, a marriage at the Catholic parsonage, a motorcycle accident injuring C H Holcombe, and Misses Elizabeth and Katherine Murphy preparing to visit Minneapolis.
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Hitchcock
Frank James
John B. Connors
Chicago
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Hall
J. L. Foxton
Genevieve Willis
Juna Lampe
Grace Gibbs
Blanche Wright
Lydia
William Retschlag
Hazel Peek
Horace Curtis
Ruby McNeil
Neva Finkle
A. E. Clough
R. C. Gibbs
G. W. Wright
Mitchell
Elizabeth
Katherine Murphy
Minneapolis
Rushmore Included in 1932 Washington Anniversary Plan
Rapid City report states Mt Rushmore construction will proceed to fit into a 1932 program marking the 200th birthday of George Washington. Borglum says the Jefferson and Washington heads will be completed by summer with Lincoln roughed out by 1932 and Roosevelt added later.
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Rapid City
Mt. Rushmore National Memorial
Black Hills Monument
Washington
Guizon Borglam
Black Hills
Jefferson
Borglum
Mir. Borglum
Fess, Ghio
Rushmore
Reduced Rate Tickets On Sale At C N W
Bargain days at the Chicago and North Western passenger office and many points on the system offer reduced fare tickets east of the Missouri river. Round trip fares cost one cent a mile with return validity until May 4. Regular rate is 3.6 cents per mile. Also notes on early beliefs about trees and superstitions about touch wood.
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Chicago and North Western
Missouri River
Huron
Black Hills Commercial College Summer Rates Offer
The Black Hills Commercial College in Rapid City South Dakota announces a special rate of 145.00 for the three summer months June July and August. Readers are invited to write for more information about the affordable program and potential advancement opportunities.
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Commercal College
Rapid City
S. Dak
Gotham Misses Monarchs Visit During Siamese Royals Stay
King Pradradhipok and Queen Rambai Barni of Siam visited New York in a driving rain, lunching at East 94th Street with Mrs Ogden Reid, shopping on Fifth Avenue, and meeting Dr John Wheeler for cataract surgery. Ophir Hall in Purchase became a temporary Siamese capital as officials, staff, and curious crowds swirled around the guests.
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New York
Pradradhipok
Rambai Barni
Siam
Ophir Hall
Purchase
United States
United States Secret Service
Ogden Reid
East Righty Fourth Street
Ramthai Barni
Reid
John M. Wheeler
Prince
Princess Vasu
Westchester County
Phra Noraras
Plan to Provide Rooms for Music Contestants
Arrangements for lodging high school contestants at Eastern Sta Teachers College for the district music contest are nearly complete. Girls will be assigned to East Hall under the Dean of Women Mrs Jean RK Barnes and two nurses, while boys will use gym cots supervised by a faculty member. students must provide bedding.
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Madison
Eastern Sta Teachers College
East Hall
Jean Rk, Barnes
Foreign War Vets Plan Big Meeting Tonight
Forrest Mc Mullen post 177 of Veterans of Foreign Wars holds a regular meeting at K of P hall tonight to finalize plans for a Mother’s Day observance on May 10. Yankton post will send a large delegation with past drum and bugle corps. Gold star mothers are invited. wives and mothers attend. Commander Lowrie urges full attendance and tonight’s prize of 20 dollars for one member present.
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Forrest McMullen Gost
K. of P. Hall
Lowrie
Comander
Boy dies from gunshot wound in heartland crash
Duane Calkins of Mt Etna Iowa died after brain surgery to remove a bullet. He was brought to Omaha from Atlantic Iowa hospital. The wound occurred when his brother Gail fired at a rock, the pellet entering the back of his head.
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Omaha
Duzhee Calkins
Mt. Etna
Iowa
Atlantic
Gail
Duane
Well Drillers To Convene In Huron
The South Dakota Well Drillers Association will hold its second annual convention in Huron May 7 and 8 with arrangements handled by Fred Spitzer and Aldrich Christianson. Prominent speakers include Governor Warren Green and State Geologist E P Rothrack. Sessions will be at the Elks hall and Marvin Hughitt hotel, with a complete program to be announced next week. Other officers include D R Lunberg vice president J J Larson secretary and directors C F Meyer C B Ask in and J A Bell. Frost damages fruit crops in Pawin with blossoms nearing full opening likely harmed.
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South Dakota Well Drillers Association
Huron
Fred Spitzer
Hikten
Aldrich Christianson
White
Association
Warren
Green
E. P. Rothrark
Vermillion
Elks Hall
Marvin Hughitt
Spitzer
State Association
D. R. Lunberg
Alvester
J. J. Larson
Yankton
C.F. Meyer
Armour
C. B. Askin
Sioux Fails
J. A. Bell
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Radioland
C. FE. Hutterfield
Associated Press Radio
Hosstor
WJZ
WEAF
Dacoues Renard
Boston
Bourrie Lillie
Comedienne
WIZ
Jerome Davis
Yale
Liberty
Censorship and the Fish
WEAT
Theatre of
Frank Fay
Ruth Boland
Frank Buck
Grantland Rice
Tamorrevy
Penn
Prike Tetays
Des Moines
Towa
Paul Dumont
Wallace Butterworth
WIZ Chain
Weber and Fields
WIZ and Chain
Hills
Betts Osteopathic Clinic
Laurence Betts
Dakota Ave
South Dakota
Gotham
Monarch
New York City
Hand County
Washington, D. C
County
Pillsbury
Or the Bell Bakery
Pawin
FERRY
Ferry-Morse
Ferry-Morse Seed Co
Detroit
Eaners
Quati Dyers
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