Vermillion Students Name Candidates for Student Association
Vermillion at the University of South Dakota has named two candidate slates for student association offices. The list includes George Green for student president and Lawrence With for vice president, with others named for secretary and various boards and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Abe
University ‘of South Dakota
Ly’ Te Wirt Parr
George Green
Sioux Falls
Lawrence With
Marion Caldwell
LaVeree Williamson
Custer
Vera Garrett
Agar
Kenneth Peterson
Mission Hull
Freeman
Mary Huyck
Alvin Hahn
Deland
Board of Publications
Robert May
Pierre
Jimne Brubacker
Sioux City
Marjorie Burns
Huron
Robert Riter
Ray Aldrich
Salem
Marit Danforth
Sioux
Clifford Lake
Robert Dunn
Groton
Union Building Board of Control
Harry Dirks
Reliance
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New 50,000-watt transmitter added to WOC and WHO on 300 meters prompts WEAF NBC network hourlong program at 10:30 pm with Sanderson Chumit Cleark Verdi and Ben Bernic Ed Wynn Damresch symphony California melodies Sally Ward Swooney Keller Sergent Rossi and more listed programs across WEAF WABC and other stations with personnel and concert highlights.
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New York
Iowa
Wocwho
WEAF
NBC
Sanderson
Chumit
Ben Bernic
Ed Wynn
Damresch Symphony
WABC
CBS
Keller Sergent
Rossi
The
Magic Voice
Sally Ward
Swooney
WJZ
Radio In Education
Herman Hupfeld
Metropolitan Opera Chorus
Thike Ellington
Hungarian Land Gift Plan For Tax Debtors Raised
Budapest reports a government program to transfer 15 000 acres of land to impoverished landlords as tax relief with 2000 peasants expected to receive about ten acres each by autumn. Minister Nicholas Kallay will present the plan to parliament and a May Budapest fair will award prizes for land division and building ideas. The state holds 5 000 acres from postwar reform and may extend the scheme to allow peasants to buy land from large holders with the state as guarantor.
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Budapest
Nicholas Kallay
Eugene Horvath
Ministry of Agriculture
Crowns Removed From Castilian Statues In Republic Move
In Castro Urdiales Spain Mayor Dominguez ordered masons to remove crowns from stone statues of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella. Phrygian caps were installed signifying the republic, drawing amused tourist remarks about the rulers about to retire. Other items note laundry incorporation in Lead and a missive about a Aberdeen family illness and a baby with pneumonia in Ames.
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Castro-Urdiales
Spain
D. Pedro Dominguez
Ferdinand
Isabella
Christopher
Columbus
Dominguez
Republic
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