Past Noble Grand Association Meet at 10 F Hall
The Rebekah Past Noble Grand Association met at the 10 F Hall with 35 members and four guests present. Mrs. Chester Williams led the business meeting as programs were hosted by Mrs. F B Gordon and Mrs. Charles Remster. Contests produced winners and three Mother’s Day readings were presented. Dinner featured blue iris decor and a committee organized by Mrs. Carl Daum and others.
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Noble Grands
Rebekahs
Rebekah
Noble Grand Association
F. Hall
A. C. Cooper
Charles Bloodgood
Earl Fish
Tifth Errol Lynn Miller
Chester Williams
George Hill
California
F. B. Gordon
Charles Remster
John Claymore
W. C. Botkin
M. J. Anderson
Remster
A. F. Bethke
Carl Daum
A. Be, Ranney
B. R. Fuller
A. Hoy
Pat Boyd
Brookings Notes Royal Event and Lodge Plans
The executive committee of Degree of Huron No. 48 met at Mrs. Frank Chladek’s home and set a lodge inspection for May 12. A card party is planned for April 28. Bridge results: high prize Mrs. G G Reynolds, low Mrs. George Shepardson, eighty honor Mrs. J E Smith. Mrs. Chladek hosted lunch for twenty. The piece also covers the Brookings wedding of Mrs Leonora Gaukel and Mr Charles Gaukel, with details of attire and positions, plus notes on Gaukel’s Mayoral tenure and future plans after a Louisiana trip. Alpha Delphians host guest night.
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DOF. 4
Frank Chladek
J. E. Smith
G. G. Reynolds
George Shepardson Low
Chladek
Albert Conner
Leonora Pier Gitchell
Charles Gaukel
Brookings
C. A.skinner
F. B. Helsman
First Presbyterian Church
South Dakota Slave College
Gaukel
State College
University of Minnesota
Social Service Department
The
State
Suudebaker Sales and Service Agency
Aurora
Brook
Louisiana
Gauker
Alpha Delphian guest night features travel talk
Alpha Delphian Chapter members and guests heard Mrs. George C Pullinweider present an illustrated talk on the French and Italian Riviera Milan Venice the Swiss Alps and lake regions. Tea followed with yellow snapdragons talisman roses and yellow daisies matching black and gold colors.
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Alpha Delphian Chapter
C. E. Arnold
L. EB. Maul
Pacific
George C.pullinweider
W. C. Botkin
Mea. F. Lehman
C. L. Bruemmer
H. N. Carl Aon
Grace Firry
Explorer Declares Pari Redfern Dead in Guiana Crash
Theodore J. Waldeck of New York reports after four months of perilous search that aviator Pari Redfern is dead. He found the crash site and proof of death, and will forward details to Dr. Frederick C. Redfern in Washington D C. Redfern disappeared in August 1927 during a non stop flight attempt from Brunswick Georgia to Britain.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Theodore J. Waldeck
New York
Pari Redfern
Redfern
Alymnan
Waldeck
Frederick C. Redfern
Columbia
D. C
Brunswighk
Georgia
Bri
Wales
Traffic Fatalities Drop Fifth Month
The National Safety Council reports March traffic deaths at 2,180, down 22 percent from 2,790 in March last year. This marks the fifth consecutive monthly decline since the ongoing rise began five years prior, with the sharpest monthly drop since the trend started last November.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
War Profits Tax Plan Backed by Bipartisan Senators
A group of five senators including Nye of North Dakota Frazier of North Dakota Lundeen of Minnesota LaFollette of Wisconsin and Bulow of South Dakota proposed that Congress pass a law to levy a steeply graduated income tax to extract profits from war.
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Bulow
Washington
Congress
Nye
North Dakota
Frazier
Republican
Lundeen
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
LaFollette
Progressive
Wisconsin
South Dakota
British tax grows to fund armament drive and tea rise
The British Chancellor raises income tax to 27 12 percent for the wealthy to finance armaments, with a 18 cent gas tax and a 12 cent tea levy. A $20 earner pays about $173, a $10,000 earner about $2,070, and tea now costs four cents more per cup, totaling 12 cents.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
New York
England
Scotland
Private Flying Section Planned In National Air Bureau
Denis Mulligan takes charge at the Bureau of Air Commerce and moves to form a private flying section with a 20 member advisory committee. The change follows reduced civil airways width and a 50-foot altitude rule amendment allowing seaplane flights at 300 feet. Bureau records show 17 081 licensed pilots with half holding private certificates and 1064 air transport ratings. Col J Monroe Johnson notes the section will study private flying issues and policy.
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Washington
Denis Mulligan
Bureau of Air Commerce
Men of Aviation
Mulli+ jan
Bureau
Civil Airways
Col
J. Monroe Johnson
Aesistant Secretary of Commerce
Private Flying Regulations Survey Planned by Bureau
The Bureau will guide a new private aviation section to study existing conditions and propose projects influencing federal policy on private flying. Budget limits limit staff to a section chief for now, with future expansion planned. The unit will survey medical qualifications of pilots to assess expanding entry into aviation while coordinating with the safety and planning division.
Redfield Youth Named FFA Head
Bancroft Croft of Redfield was elected president of the South Dakota State FFA association at the annual conference held with the Smith Hughes judging contests at State College April 25 and 26. Other officers include vice president Frank Lingo, secretary Calvin Christi, treasurer Dale Persinger, reporter Winston Ullman, and Brookings as roving. H E Urton urged growth from about 1 501 members.
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Dale Persinger
Rockings
Re~ Porter
Winston Ullman
Brooknes
H. £. Urton
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Eilers Furriers
Leona Pier Gitchell
Alpha, Delphians
E. H. Bruenymes
Joy
Miler
Alven
Eve Treuedt
Adlerika
Aloep Finn
Erika Shermand
Moe Oruagists
Adv
Betty Baxley
Mrs
Lois Moore
Geyerman’s
Betty
Baxley
P. BE. O
P. FE. O
Ela McIntire
Miriam Speirs
Miss McIntire
Gladys Fyfe
National Air Bureau
Montgomery Ward
Benson
Judge Committee
Uron
Boyd M. Benson For
Life Fong
Gouth
Dakota
University of South Dakota
University of Michigan Law School
Churchill & Benson
Maton
Boyd
Redfield
FFA
Varney Bancroft
Future Farmers
Geyerman's
Geyerman
Rothmoor
Hirshmaur
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