Alice Scott Wins Maynard Contest at Huron College
Alice Scott of Timber Lake repeated her victory from last year by taking first prize of $15 in the Thomas Maynard Geclamatory contest at Huron College last night. Betty Halpenny of Northville earned $10 for second place. four other students competed in a tight freshmen and sophomore field judged by 25.
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Alice Scott
Timber Lake
Thomas Maynard
Atauron College
Betty Halpenny
Northville
William
California
Allege
Huron College
C. H. French
Gerry
Glenne R. McArthur
D.C. Reutter
Donald C. Georgia
Min Scott
Miss Halpenny
Miss Scott
Sasdl
F. H
Sioux City
Aberdeen Preps
Huron College Chapel
Aberdeen High Schoul
Joe Sudow
Wickersham Report
Dillon Glendenning
Educaion For Peace
Aberdeen
Viborg
Television debuts with joint sound and image broadcasts in New York
New York prepares for a new broadcasting era as WGBS and W2XCR begin regular joint programs. The two stations will transmit sound on 334 meters and pictures on 147.5 meters with a two hour opening lineup featuring entertainment stars and public officials.
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C. E. Butterfield
Associated Press
New York
New York City
WGBS
W2xcr
Radio Network Schedule Updates From England to America
Radio listeners receive a 2:33 p.m. May 30 broadcast update from England on WABC and affiliated stations. Daylight time affects network timings. some regions shift an hour while others show no change. Features include Rudy Vallee’s new Sunday slot, Creighton Allen recital, Mary Charles Zaprano on WABC networks, and an address by Senator Robert F. Wagner. The slate covers Spain’s Alcala Zamora address, Cape Henry Pilgrimage talks, Earl Musselman with Uncle Henry, and Kate Smith’s new WABC chain of songs and the Aaron Burr trial drama on WEAF.
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Creighton Allen
Wjzong
Mary Charles
Zaprano
Modern Gangs
WAHC
Robert F. Wagner
New York
WABC
Alcala Zamora
Spain
Fron Madrid
Wjz-Weaf
Kam Mme
Schumann-Heluk
WEAF
Cape Henry
Norfolk
Hoover
Virginia
Biss
Earl Musselman
Uncle Henry
WIZ
Kate Smith
Aaron Burr
Clarence Darrow
George Gordon Battle
Government Will Spend Millions Less Next Year
President Hoover projects next year’s government outlay at 15.8 million dollars, with current year spending at 2.46 billion and a deficit of about 70 million expected due to reduced income tax receipts. The budget compares a planned 20 million surplus to a later shortfall, amid postal deficits and broader working expenditures. George Bernard Shaw is noted in connection with Chicago as a mail order center claim.
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Washington
Hoover
Budget Bureau
Chicago
George Bernard Shaw
Fear Attack On Nicaraguan City
Puerto Cabezas Nicaragua April 2 reports describe a union of two insurrectionist armies advancing on the port city with fear of attack. American forces are restricted to offshore ships and not landed inland as Washington pursues non intervention. A captured man showed a flag fragment and papers but their age hindered deciphering.
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Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
U. & S Langly
Washington
Here
Libertad
Rio Caco
Cabo Gracias
Dies
Daylight Saving Time Begins Across Nation Tomorrow
New York reports daylight saving starts tomorrow with clocks set forward one hour to 3 AM in 457 cities and towns. Most eastern states observe the change while cities like Rochester and Syracuse stay on standard time. Schedules adjust in transit and the period lasts until the last Sunday in September.
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New York
Momorow
New York City
Rochester
Syracuse
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Evening Recreation Time Adds One Hour
A local council extends recreation hours by one hour in the evening, expanding access for residents. The change aims to boost community activities and provide more time for parks, courts, and public programs.
British Expedition to Madeira Moves Against Rebel Junta
British subjects aboard the Armadale Castle head to England after a consul advised departure from Funchal Madeira. Rebels defend the island with naval guns and barricades as Lisbon troops assemble nearby for an assault on the capital.
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LDN
Fes
Funchal
Madeira Islands
Armadale Castle
England
Daily Express
America
Lisbon
Porta Ganto
Madeira Island
Ift
Unclear text from Funchal report on unemployment and rebel leaders
Fragmentary report notes rising unemployment in Funchal and pressure from rebel leaders. Mentions threat to compel banks to accommodate and references Bank actions and political figures. Details are garbled with incomplete phrases and names.
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Funchal
Secretary Troth Accepts Watertown Farm Picnic Talk
Layson G. Troth state secretary of agriculture accepted an invitation to speak at the Codington County Farm Bureau picnic at City Park Lake Kampeska in June. The directors of the county farm bureau sent the invitation.
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Iroth
Watertown
Layson G. Troth
State Secretary of Agriculture
Enoast Codington County Farm Bureau
Lake Exmpeska
County Farm Bureau
Weather Outlook for Upper Mississippi and Plains
Weather outlook covers the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and northern and central Great Plains starting Monday April 27. Cool first week with rising temperatures later and little precipitation expected.
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Mississippi
Misouri
Great Plains
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