Y C L Convention Draws Beadle County Youth To Huron
About 590 Beadle County Young Citizens League members gathered in Huron for their annual county convention at the court house. Delegates and county awards highlighted contests in speaking and essay, with St Teresa’s operetta to close the day.
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Young Citizens League
Beadle County
Huron
Court House
Ness
Pierre
Beadle
League
Ivank Walton Teague
Frank Dwyer
Leank Walton
Sen Sor
Winen
Huron Leads In Local Track Meet After Five Events
Huron College led a local track meet here as five events were completed. Dikelow won the 120 yard high hurdles and the shot put, while Chart of Huron took the mile. Hanson of Northern Normal won the 44 yard dash, and Gage of Flandreau won the 229 yard event.
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Ticom College
Huron
Northern Normal
Arban Indians
Dikelow
Chart
Stolen Car Found Returned To Owner In Huron
An automobile stolen Wednesday night near Huron was returned to its owner Joe Stransky a young farmer living south of Huron by county sheriff’s office investigators. Authorities believe the theft was a joy ride incident.
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Huron
Joe Stransky
Ifticigts
Weather forecast unsettled tonight with no temperature change
The area experiences unsettled conditions tonight with no decided temperature shift. South Dakota remains mostly cold with continued potential for freezing temperatures through tonight and Sunday.
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Senday
South Dakota
Rosemery Walker Wins Miss Vanity Fair at South Dakota
Vermillion reports Rosemery Walker, sophomore and member of Kappa Alpha Theta, wins Miss Vanity Fair for the 12 Coyote year book at the University of South Dakota. Fern Hazen Maxine Ferner Dorothy O Meara and Marjorie Holmhurst place second, with judges now reviewing candidates personally alongside photographs.
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Vermillion
Rosermary ‘Walker
Blunt
University of South Dakota
Dorothy O'Meara
Howard
Fern Hazen
Woonsocket
Marjorie Holmhurst
Centerville
Maxine Fermer
Hamill
Frank C. Ashford
Sioux
Rosemery Walker
Vanity Fair
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Girls Glee Club
Treasuer of Alethenai Literary Society
Maxine Ferener
Chi Oregu Sorority
Phi Sigma Jota
Mitchell Hosts Era of Commercial Meet for 447 Teams
The Mitchell commercial meet gathers 447 entrants from 35 southeastern South Dakota towns in one division of the state contest. Miss Builitan Schoenleder of Northern Normal Aberdeen leads and will stage similar events next week in Aberdeen and Rapid City. Results await later divisional contests. Eight High pupils selected include Helen Boggs LaVerne Gicks Elizabeth Come Lois Murray Lola Carlson Vivilar e Brown Winona Boughton Amelia Wilcox in typing bookkeeping and shorthand events.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Builitan Schoenleder
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Hares High School
Helen Boggs
LaVerne Gicks
Elizabeth Come
Fifty Schools Invite Girls to Play Day at March College
Outstanding girl athletes from fifty or more Central South Dakota high schools are invited to the first annual Play Day at March College on May 9. Nearly one third have already accepted sending two seniors each. The event, sponsored by the Women’s Athletic Association, aims to promote good sportsmanship with non competitive events across field hockey, volleyball, tennis, archery and more. The May Festival at Huron College will crown the May Queen, kept secret until the night of the festival. Huron High named Gwen Bailey and Leste Burdick as top athletes for the year.
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South Dakota
March College
Women's Athletic Association
Marian H. Ayres
Huron College
Misa Ayres
Huron High School
Gwen Bailey
Leste Burdick
High Point
Girls Athletic Association
Huron
Aspens
Arlington
Artesian
Bonilla
Canova
Carthage
Cavour
Clark
de Foes
Doland
Erwin
Fedora
Forest
Frankfost
Hetland
Highmore
Hitchcock
Howard
Iroquois
Kimball
Lake Mellette
Miller
Preston
Lane
Letcher
Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Northville
Plankinton
Raymond
Rea Heights
Spencer
Ney
Lawrence
Tulare
Turton
Vieron
Wemington
Comedians Must Change Positions In San Francisco Show
Bernard F. Smith and partner performed a slapstick routine at a theater in San Francisco. A blank cartridge exploded during a hit, injuring Smith with a non serious wound. The act continued with Smith wielding the sticks and the partner stooping.
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San Francisco
Bernard F. Smith
Smith
Norbeck Calls Tariff Damaging Nation In Speech
SPENCER April 25 Senator Peter Norbeck told a Community club provincialism should be wiped out in America and cited the tariff as an example. He said the tariff helps the east but hurts the west, damaging the country’s prosperity and that experience from the present depression will aid in preventing future trade recessions.
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Spencer
Peter Norbeck
Communiity Club
America
Rev Bayles To Lead Sunday Service for Youth
The Rev. W. H. Bayles, director of religious education for South Dakota, will give a sermon of interest to young people at the Sunday morning service. He is to lead the religious education program and address the congregation on youth concerns.
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W. H. Bayles
Regious Education
South Dakota
Greater payrolls to more men seen by U S officials
Washington reports show wage levels held firm with 39 000 workers facing no cuts in February and a March payroll rise of 13 500 000 across 11 000 plants. Officials note more workers are getting full time hours while few employers push wages down. President Hoover and leaders stress wage stability amid industry discussions.
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U. S
Washington
Commerce Department
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Commerce
Lamont
White House
Hoover
Cleveland
Woods
Emergency Employment Committee
Record Narcotics Haul In New York Uncovered At Brooklyn Pier
Police and federal agents inventory a three ton narcotics shipment unloaded from the liner Milwaukee at Brooklyn Pier 4. The seizure, worth over five million dollars, includes morphine heroin and opiates stored in zinc crates marked on order.
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New York
Milwaukee
Army Bate
Brooklyn
Pier #4
Ile de France
Mrs Marks Named District Delegate In P T A
Mrs Bert Marks of Huron district president was elected to represent the ninth district at the Parent Teachers association pastoral meeting closing the district convention. A 15 cent district tax will fund the president expenses. Mrs John E Hayes of Twin Falls Idaho national worker outlined the three fold PTA program. She spoke on fellowship and study and urged emphasis on understanding within the association.
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Marks
Wellington
Bert Marks
Huron
Parent-Teachers Association
PF. T. A
Hot Springs
John E. Hayes
Twin Falls
Idaho
National
P.T. A
A. J. Lang
Mire
South Dakota Girl Wins Six-State Spelling Contest
Opal Hag an, 13, of Alvester, D. D. by spelling gerund correctly, wins oral spelling honors at the six state meet in Omaha. She earns a gold medal as first prize. Barbara Golden, 12, of Palmer, Neb, takes second after failing on gerund. Maurine Lepley, 12, of Clearfield, Iowa, wins written honors among Grammar school champions from six states.
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Omaha
Opal Hagan
Alvester
D. D
Barbara Golden
Palmer
Neb
Maurine Lepley
Clearfield
Iowa
Bids Open On $250000 Sewage Disposal Plant
City commissioners considered 10 bids on the general contract for Hurons $250000 sewage disposal plant but made no action by mid afternoon. All quotes exceeded the $19000 remnants of a bond issue framed a year ago, raising the prospect of all bids being rejected.
Bomb Likely In Mail Sack Triggers Train Explosion
An explosion destroyed a baggage and mail car attached to a Rutland passenger train in North Dorset Vermont. Mail clerk William A. Goddard and baggage-master Joseph Pilon escaped with minor burns as the car with sacks of mail burned. The train separated, and engineer William Mangan moved the burning car one and a half miles to Davis siding before it burned out.
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North Dorset
Rutland
William A. Goddard
Joseph Pilon
Goddard
Troy
Retland
Pilon
William Mangan
Mangan
Davis Siding
I Am Not Pledged Says Runoff Candidate Anderson
Anderson declares he was not pledged to any faction in city commission elections and will vote his own convictions if elected. He faces P C W Kuehn in the runoff next Tuesday and defends his independence from other commissioners.
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G. M. Anderson
Wr. Anderson
P. C. W. Kuehn
Mr. Anderson
Governor Green Attends Kadoka School Conference
Governor Green traveled to Kadoka for talks with school officials from unorganized counties Washington Washabaugh Armstrong Todd and Shannon to discuss appointive duties. Secretary of Agriculture L G Troth accompanied the governor. The day included a banquet with Zroeskers and the Winnt Methodist Botscopel church event in Pierre.
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Green
Pierre
Warren Green
Kadoka
Washington
Washabaugh
Armstrong
Todd
Shannon
L. G. Troth
J. E. Hipple
Amont
Seth
Winnt
Two Are Given Years In Prison
Milbank reports Hadwin Warren age 25 and an accomplice were sentenced to terms in prison after a local trial. The pair were convicted on charges related to theft and manslaughter in a disturbance occurring last winter.
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Milbank
Hadwin” Warren
Hate
Bota
Marines General Protests Item In Newspaper
Washington reports Secretary Stimson said the State Department will probe Major General Smedley Butler’s protest over a newspaper item linking him to a Haitian minister’s claim he earned a congressional medal for leading an attack on a fort that did not exist. The article notes Bellegarde calling Butler imaginary and details disputed events and defenses of Butler’s reported actions.
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Washington
Secretaty Stimsott
State Department
Smedley DD
Butler
Bellegarde
Washington Post
Navy
Post
E Hellegarde
Haiti
Washington Herald
Hellegarde
Smedley Darlington Butler
Monsieur Butler
Font Riviera
Riviera
Adams
Belk
Leop Heiwr
Fort Ri
Roosevelt Jeday
Emediey D. Butler
Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt
Five Day Waiting Period Marriage Bill Enacted in Minnesota
Governor Floyd B Olson signed a five day waiting period into law requiring out of state couples to apply for a license and wait five days before issuance. The measure, effective immediately, changes prior practice where ministers often performed quick marriages for residents of North Dakota Wisconsin and Iowa.
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St, Paul
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Weather Looks Cold After Clear Sioux Falls Day
Sioux Falls weather remains cool with clear skies. Temperatures fell below freezing last night and are expected to stay cool into next week according to the weather bureau.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
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St. Teresa’s School
Holland
St. Teresa’s
Baadle
Hitchcock Town
Bonilla Consolidated
Fby Andland
Wolsey Town
Wessington Towm
Virgil Town
Cavour Town
Sand Cr Consolidated
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Allen
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Fairfield
Wessington
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Theresa
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Clyde
Vanit
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Leata Burdick
Huron High
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