Illinois Farmers Strike At Control
Leaders of the Corn Belt League announced a nationwide agrarian revolt against federal crop control programs. At a rally in Macomb Illinois about 2000 farmers pledged opposition to the law and urged wider participation from 40 west central Illinois counties plus Indiana Iowa and Missouri. Vpresident Tilden Burg linked the campaign to protecting farmers liberty to operate their farms as they see fit.
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Macomb
Liberty
Lengue
Plana
McDonough County
O. Tilden Burg
League
Iso
Burg
West
City Briefs Recap From Huron And Surrounding Areas
Local items note visits, hospital news, and social updates in Huron with mentions of Mrs. George, Bert Hitchcock, and shipper Kiel Brox Inc. Funeral notices report W R Cunningham of Castilia Ohio and Alvah Busse of Alpena. John W Boyle runs for sheriff on Democratic ballot alongside community announcements and maternal holiday card reminders.
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Borre
George
Bert
Hitchcock
Huron
Mather
Kiel. Broa, Inc
G.F. Wells
Washington, D.C
Mira
Wilhelm
Wells
John
W. Boyle
Cunningham
Sandusky
Ohis
LaCrosse
Tesday
Fleming
Wdve Avgon
Eid
Clifford Anderson
Broadland
Wae
May
Kiel Brox, Inc
Child Welfare Workers Confer Nine South Dakota Cities
Child welfare workers from many South Dakota cities gathered in Huron for a spring staff meeting at the Marvin Frughitt Hotel. The conference, directed by Max Rath, discussed problems in child welfare work across the region and included attendees such as Evelyn Kerr Fourche and Margaret Kutin Rapid City.
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South Devon
Huron
Marvin Frughitt
Max Rath Dects
Pierrevale
South Dakota
Evelyn Kerr
Belle. Fourche
Margaret Kutin
Rapid City
Lucile. Cleland
Philip
Della. Hostbjer
Watertown
Betty Holtz
Aberdeen
Rosalind
Local Clubs Schedule Friday Meetings at City Hall and Homes
Social events listed for Friday include the Home Improvement Extersion Club meeting with Mrs A A Oleeri at 230 Idaho Avenue Southeast, a semi of the American Legion at City Hall 7 4 p m, a Y W C A board gathering at the Y W Cottage at 2 30 p m, and GLAL social at Mrs W J Withers 841 Idaho Avenue Southeast. St Mary’s Alter Guild also meets with Mrs G G Lampe.
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Mra. A. A. Oleeri
Idaho
Avenue Southeast
American Legion
City Hall
Y.W.C.A. Board
Y. W. Cottage
GLAL
W. J. Withers
Idaho’ Avenue
St. Mary's Alter Guild
GG Lampe
Lawn Ridge Avenue
Little Flower Band Hosts Members for Evening Entertainment
Mrs Clarence Schumacher entertained the Little Flower Band members at 338 Sim mers Avenue Southeast Tuesday evening. Guests included Mrs John Flood and Miss Mary Grace. After a brief business meeting, bridge was played at three tables with Mrs Maurice Kuni winning high and Mary Grace taking the eighty honor prize. Lunch was waived by the hostess aided by Mrs Flood. Next meeting will be at Mrs John Sherlocks, 414 Konsax Avenue Southeast, May 17. Attends district P T A meeting delegates from Huron to St Lawrence include Mrs Rig Hyde and many others with program spots.
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Clarence Schumacher
Simmers Avenue
Little Flower Band
John Flood
Mary Grace
Maurice Kuni
Flood
John Sherlock
Konsax Avenue
Saylor Named Chair of City Auditorium Campaign Committee
Dr. HL Saylor becomes chair of a Chamber of Commerce special committee aiding the municipal bond drive for 125000 toward auditorium construction. The city plans to raise 227000 with federal funds to finish the project while a separate general committee led by McKenzie includes numerous local officials and residents.
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HL. Saylor
Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Saylor
Meade
Chamber of Commerce Directorate
Ayarner
H. H. Humphrey
R. A. Stratton
Angua Sauners
Ed H. Dinneen
G. V. Gassman
William Wagner
Ragnell Stewart
Willi« Chase
Hoffman
R. B. Phelps
Chamber of Commerce to Move to Permanent Quarters
Secretary Gene Denning announced plans to move the Chamber of Commerce office to the second floor of the National Bank of South Dakota building early next week after bank reconstruction work nears completion. The chamber, housed atop the Marvin Hughitt Hotel since a recent fire, is gradually replacing lost equipment. gifts include a 1919 South Dakota code edition and state revision laws from 1919 to 1997, with tourism information being collected again as other cities send replacements.
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Chamber of Commerce
National Bank of South’ Dakota
Gene Denning
Bank
Denning
Marvin Hughitt
Chamber
South Dakota
Goldie Wells
Sid
Bentariea
Foreign War Vets To Meet Tonight
Veterans of Foreyn post will hold its regular meeting in the Washington School building tonight. Officers report progress on uniforms for the firing squad and discuss plans for the state encampment. Best Commander J. E. Garrity and Orville Cronk will report on installations at Lake Norden. A session lunch will follow.
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Foreyn
Washington
Forrest McMullen
Mest
Huron
Bill Parsons
Ala
VPW
J. E. Garrity
Orville 2
Cronk
Lake Norden
Flashing Lights and Red Signals Prompt Trial Questions
A chaotic courtroom scene unfolds as Judge Lindsay scolds jurors in a personal injury suit over a faulty verdict form. The jurors admit they failed to reach a verdict, claiming they merely followed the judge’s prior instructions.
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Chicago
William Lindsayr
Elmer Elsey
Elsey
Gates
Santa Fe cafe owner links poster to kidnap case
In Santa Fe New Mexico a cafe owner says he recognized a police poster image of Peter Levine as the boy seen with two well dressed men the night of the kidnapping of 18 year old Rochelle as authorities widen their investigation. Federal agents in El Paso were notified and Santa Fe police say they will keep a sharp lookout for a trip matching the description.
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Santa FE
N. M
Aamer
Peter Levine
Chelle
John Maravonix
HK. Dalbey Og
Peter
Kaaravonis
Maxine Holforty Wins Sweepstake At Huron Theatre
Ten more boys and girls from Huron and vicinity win free theatre tickets by entering the color song contest on any one page of the comic section in the Saturday Evening Huronite. Maxine Holforty of route WNo 3 Huron wins the sweepstake, with several others named from Huron and Wolsey.
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Huron
Huronite
Maxine Holforty
Wno
Charlotte Newland
Gena Whitney
Beryl Snow
Pauline Morgan
Carlten Meyers
Gloria Hanson
Earl Meyers
Helen Ferguson
Wallace Tatchin
Wolsey
Vielnity
Fraternal Congress Date Change Noted at Sioux Falls
Announcement shows the Fraternal Congress date moved from May 3 to May 14 in Sioux Falls Mrs Mabel Lindgren state manager of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will take part in the pageant.
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Sioux Falls
Mabel’ Lindgren
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Auditor Offices Open Sunday to Serve Absent Voters
City Auditor M F Walt and County Auditor Edw G Youngs announce Sunday hours from 10 am to 6 pm to aid voters. Municipal election includes 125 600 bond issue for construction and a proposal to establish a municipal liquor store. State primary May 3 and local contests include nine Republican and five Democratic races plus two non political judicial nominations in Beadie County. Huron uses same precincts for both elections.
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M. F. Walt
Edw. G. Youngs
S Primr
Afat
Quditacium
Beadie County
Besore
City of
Huron
Goering Decree Forces Jewish Property Registry Across Germany
Berlin April 28 diplomats indicated that embassies studied a decree requiring Jews to register fortunes and properties in Germany by June 30. Goering said the state would take over Jewish assets in due course and push emigration. compensation was unclear. Austrian press cited Jewish control in several industries as context for decrees.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Greater
Sune
Goering
Vienna
Consere
Reichspost
Goerings
Austria
Elks Officers To Go To Aberdeen Tonight
Seven past exalted rulers of the local Elks lodge will travel to Aberdeen to initiate a class of candidates for the Aberdeen Elks Lodge. Staff members and offices to be filled include B. Dinneen exalted ruler Frank Ripley leading knight E. C. McKenzie loyal counselor.
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Furend
Baby Gunmen Held On Robbery Charges In Sioux Falls
Two youths aged 16 and 17 confessed to robbing a Hartford service station of 23 dollars and stealing four cars in Sioux Falls. One revolver was used by the younger boy who was jailed previously for auto theft in a separate case. Police say they will likely be turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Sioux Falls
Haxtford
Harvey Christismson
We Unde
C. J. Rufer
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