Ambitious student Louis Boullion pursues chemistry degree
Louis Boullion, a Vermilion barber shop worker who earned his bachelor’s degree and serves as chemistry librarian, works eleven months a year while pursuing a master’s in chemistry at the university. He conducts a qualitative study on azobenzene pyrolysis under Dr. A K Pardee, breaking compounds in an electric furnace to explore reaction theory. He plans to complete his master’s degree at the end of the 1954 summer session.
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A. K. Pardee
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Mennonites Establish New Colony Near Tabor Tab
The Bon Homme Huitterische society eight miles southwest of Tabor enlarges its footprint by purchasing 5 002 acres formerly Rockport property for a new colony near the Milltown site, 13 miles southeast of Mitchell on the Jim River. Total cost about 150000 with cattle grain and equipment. 14 families and 102 people will relocate, with Rockport and Bon Homme slips determining membership. David M. Waldner named boss at Rockport. Andrew Stahl as miller and John Waldner to be minister of Rockport. Joe Dniffek, Tabor, assists with moving by trucks.
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Bon Homme Huitterische ‘Society
Rockport
Milltown
Mitchell
Jim River
Oosen
Bon Homme
Bon Homme Colony
David M. Waldner
Andrew Stahl
Miller
John Waldner
Joe Dniffek
Collegians Perform At Frankfort High Play Preview
Frankfort High School students and faculty watched three Huron college faculty members and three students present skits from the college play Smilin Through. Tap dancing by Miss Mary Starling and Vincent Antle drew praise and a senior class received complimentary tickets.
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Franbiuh
Apt
f-Wyclen
Frankfort
Huron College
Collegiams
Huron
Mary Starling
Vincent Antle
Alleged Bandits Bound Over To Trial In Parker
Three men accused of robbing the Midwest Oil station in Parker last Saturday night were bound over to the May term of circuit court under $3,000 bonds. Leonard Hedlund of Vermillion, formerly at Yankton state hospital, is named among the trio along with John Doe and Harry Anderson. Hedlund previously served time for a Tea robbery.
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Parker
Midwest
Leonard Hedlund
Vermillion
Yankton
John Doe
Harry Anderson
Hedlund
State Hospital
Tea
Erwin Community Club Elects Officers At Yearend meeting
Erwin special meeting drew a large crowd as the Erwin community club held its final session of the year. Mrs. Fred Jones was chosen president, Jack Schrader vice president, Marian Gebman secretary, and Mrs. F. L. Shannon treasurer. Mrs. Nick Schnell was elected to the library board as the evening showcased grade work and a college social function at Iowa State College noted profit.
Extortion Plot Fails to Frighten Dell Rapids Victim
In Dell Rapids on April 26 Nathan Light ignored threats from boyish extortionists who demanded $8 hidden behind his chicken coop. The note directed him to place money under threats of death or kidnapping. Light found the note and handed it to U S Earls, Dell Rapids schools superintendent, who shared it with teachers to identify the handwriting. The matter was given to Clarence Satman, county juvenile probation officer for action.
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Sigue Falls
Diliger
Nathan Light
Dell Rapids
Sioux Falls to vote on city manager plan
The Sioux Falls city commission called a May 7 special election to decide adoption of the city manager form of government after contesting the law. If approved, a nine member commission will select its own mayor, and A N Graf will take office the same day.
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Sioux Falls
City Commission
O’dean Hareid
South Dakota
A .N. Graf
Frankfort Choir Performs Cantata The Key to Happiness
The Frankfort choir sang The Key to Happiness at the Methodist church to a large audience. The same cantata will be presented in Doland next Sunday under Mrs. H J Westwood supervision.
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Doland
Frankfort
H. J. Westwood
Graduate Students Win Scholarships
Three State college graduate students in agricultural economics will receive master of science degrees in June and pursue doctorates at Ohio State Wisconsin and California universities. Two returning MSc recipients at State will study at Wisconsin next year.
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State College
McNeely
Avon
Ohio State University
Adlene Larson
Wisconsin’ University
Rey Smith
California University
Harry Steele
George Schaefer
State
Wisconsin University
John Muhhlbeier
Scotland
Bank For Cooperatives
Omaha
California
Eigst
Smith
Steele
Wisconsin
Larson
Department of Agricultural Economics
Proessor R. E. Post
Turkish liquor export rises as Kemalist Turkey loosens ban
About 6500 gallons of new Turkish liquors chiefly cherry and strawberry brandies are exported to the United States under a Turkish monopoly contract with New York importers. The Kemalist regime, ending the Keramic taboo on strong drink, has produced liquor for domestic use for a decade and now aims to export raki while cutting its alcohol content to between 10 and 50 percent, calling it a white mule.
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New
Turkey
United States
Turkish Alcohol Monopoly
New York
All-College Day Planned At State College In Brookings
Brookings April 26 State College schedules its spring May Fete and second annual All College Day for Monday May 14. Visitors, including parents and high school students, can inspect 29 departments of training and enjoy a gala evening program in the Coolidge sylvan theatre with a concert by the State College military band May queen selections and Maypole events.
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Sigma Lambda Sigma
Naional
Women’s Athletic Association
Sylvan Theatre
Blue Key
National Honorary Service Fraternity
Sedley Lingo
Highmore
Dorothy Akro
Garretson
New Ruling Aids Farmers Refinancing Loans
Pierre April 26 Federal land bank and commissioner loans for refinancing loans from the state school fund will be paid in cash rather than bonds. Ben Stroal commissioner of school and public lands said the federal farm credit administration made this concession because his department cannot accept bonds. School fund loans must draw 5 percent interest, higher than paid by the federal bond. The arrangement would greatly help farmers who wish to refinance their school fund loans. A similar arrangement was recently made by other credit departments.
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Pierre
Federal Land Bank
Ben Stroal
Federal Farm Credit Administration
Stroll
Stair Rara Credit
State college to showcase science at visitor demonstrations
A schedule of demonstrations will be arranged for visitors citing support from State college research. Scientific departments will offer specific displays of developments plus an array of experimental tricks to amuse the uninitiated in science, as stated by Mr. Linga.
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Linga
State College
Bridge Club Surprise Honors Mrs. N F King Birthday
FRANKFORT April 26 Members of the Delta-Det bridge club and guests held a surprise party for Mrs. N F King at her home. E F Worner won high score prize in whist and R C Andrews won low prize. Self-invited guests served lunch during the evening.
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Bridge Club
Frankfort
Specifly
Del-ta-det
Kaas Addresses Liberal Platform And Tax Views
Otto L Kaas advocates state freedom from unnecessary regulation, supports repealing the Gross Income Tax, opposes the gas tax for farmers, and pledges to govern independently if elected. He emphasizes avoidance of out of state campaign funding and endorses the NEA Compliance Act.
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NEA
State Makes First Shipment Of Trees In South Dakota
Pierre April 21 The first shipments of trees to individual purchasers were made yesterday by the state forestry department which furnishes planting stock at cost in cooperation with the federal government C A Russell state secretary said about 80000 trees have been ordered by 50 persons Five varieties Chinese elm ash cottonwood and carey are available
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iState
Pierre
State Esticulture Department
Furni
C. A Russell
Etary
Pain Erasing Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A drug advertisement claims a powerful prescription rapidly drives out uric acid and eases rheumatism neuritis sciatica and back pain. It touts a money back guarantee and urges readers to ask Longstaff Drug Co. Inc. and local druggists for AllenSy to find swift relief.
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Longstaff Drug Co. Inc
Dea
Scription Allensy
Igi Sciatica
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