Huron College Adopts Distinct New Curriculum Plan
Dean A Hill unveils a restructured four year program at Huron College with six divisions English social science foreign languages philosophy and religion science and music The two year foundation aims to prepare for graduate study or broad general knowledge The plan mirrors University of Chicago methods and aims to meet both graduate and diploma track student needs through staggered advanced courses and wider offerings.
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Huron College
A. Hill
Dean Hill
Floyd Reeves
University of Chicago
H. M. Gage
Coe College
A Gall College
U Univerty of Chicago
President Hoover Returns to Work After Holiday
President Hoover resumes duties in Washington as he outlines plans for next week’s meeting aimed at resolving policy issues and rallying prominent figures behind the administration’s agenda. The return signals renewed effort to push forward with key initiatives after the holiday.
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Washington
Hoover
Paul Schultz Gets Prison Term for Auto Theft
Paul Sieh of Sleepy Eye Minnesota pleaded guilty to automobile theft in Bismarck North Dakota. He was sentenced to three to five years in state prison. The judge imposed the term after he was brought from Grota, D. for the proceedings.
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Paul Schultz
Bismarck
MW. D
Paul Sieh 'Tx
Minn
Grotac
Farmers Picnic Plans Draw Leaders From U S and State
Rapid City Oklahoma governor? No. Farmers union president John soe Tule will headline a farmers and revolchants picnic August 25. State Senator Boland will chair the meeting with speakers including United States Senator Peter Norbeck and Eugene Bangs mayor Raymond Johnson and other Pennington County figures. The event will begin with a picnic dinner at the municipal tourist park then a program at the municipal auditorium to discuss agricultural conditions and the economic outlook.
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United States
Peter Norbeck
EH. Everson
Frederick
Farmers’ Union
Eugene Bangs
Rapid City
Raymond Johnson
Pennington County Farm Bureau
A. G. Snesrud
New Underwood
Grange
Municipal Auditorium
Manhattan Racketeer Tied to Pittsburgh Slaying Plot
New York police disclose 14 men arrested on homicide charges in the John Bazzano murder case. Detectives say a New York racketeer planned a final drinking party at a Manhattan hotel with eastern crime figures to celebrate the Pittsburgh slaying. Four suspects hail from Pittsburgh and others from Brooklyn, Buffalo, Trenton, and Niagara Falls as hearings set for Friday.
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Manhattan
John Bazzano
Pittsburgh
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Barzano
Brooklyn
Sata Volpe Brothers
James
Arthur
John
Buffalo
Trenton
Niagars Falls
Robert Anastascio
Shouse Named Leader of Prohibition Ratification Drive
Washington August 18 7 Jouett Shouse chosen by the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment to head a campaign to ratify the new amendment once submitted by Congress Pierre S DuPont chairman announced Shouse’s appointment in a letter to directors Curren moves from president to vice chairman of the association directors slate
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Wets
Washington
Jouett Shouse
Congress
Pierre S. DuPont
Assciation
Democratic National Executive Committee
Henry H. Curren
Association
Von P. To Test Cabinet's Strength
Von P. says a vote of no confidence may come. If it does, the cabinet will govern its action according to the situation as it arises. The remarks were part of a broader effort to test cabinet resolve.
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von P
Speed Aid Loan Drive Expands Across Counties
State officials move to implement Governor Greens relief plan with a $30,000 loan to aid Beadle Sanborn Mc Cook Spink Clark and Kingsbury counties and a $100,000 request for Pennington and Custer counties. Documentation to county officials and relief groups is in progress as Attorney General Sharpe aids the effort.
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Green
Generel Sharpe
Resident Of Esmond Dies At Sioux Falls
John B Lane aged 71 died Tuesday in Sioux Falls after six months there. Funeral at Miller funeral home in Sioux Falls. Survived by two sons Fred and Frank of Sioux Falls two daughters Mrs Geerlitz Milwaukee Mrs Munce Mrs Clark and Mrs Christopherson all of Sioux Falls two sisters Mrs Kennedy Ellis and Mrs Foster Sioux Falls one brother George Lane Worthington Minn and four grandchildren.
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Esmond
John Blane
Sioux Falls
Miller
Mr. Lane
Wisconsin
Eamond
Tom Kennedy
Ellis
John Foster
George Lane
Worthington, Minn
Lumbermen Meet At Rapid City
Lumber dealers from the western region of South Dakota meet in Rapid City with Henry Westerman of Montgomery Minnesota as the main speaker. Visitors will tour Black Hills mills and view United States Forest Service operations.
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Rapid City
Weathver
South Dakota
Henry Westerman
Montgomery, Minn
Northwestern Lumbermen's Association
Black Hills
United States Forest Service
Mississippi Nearing New Low Water Mark
ST. PAUL Aug 18 The Mississippi river in Minnesota soon may reach a new all time low water mark Army engineers here said today the level below a year ago is being helped by water drained from northern Minnesota reservoir lakes River navigation has not been hampered
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Mississippi
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Army
Two Boys Drown In Accident On River
Two Winona paper carriers aged 10 and 11 drowned when a scow they rode down the Mississippi river capsized near Winona Minnesota. A third boy, Leonard Prandzinski 14, survived by swimming to shore and being dragged to safety by a camper.
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Winona
Minn
Mississippi
George Sorenwom
Roy Jereczek
Leonard Prandzinski
Burdick Resigns as U S District Attorney Aide in North Dakota
Usher L. Burdick, assistant United States district attorney in North Dakota, resigns effective September 15 in line with his pledge before the June primary when he campaigned for Congress on a liquor law repeal platform. The resignation was announced yesterday in Fargo.
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Fargo
MV. D
Usher L. Burdick
United States District
Congress
Move To Restrict England's Trade
Ottawa reports that at the Imperial conference Britain moved today to satisfy dominion demands for trade restrictions with Russia. A proposal aims to deny all non empire countries the right to share in trade preference agreements between empire nations. The plan, not naming Russia, addresses a dumping issue that previously caused Canadian British deadlock.
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England
Ottawa
Ont
Dominions
Russia
Britihh
New Guinea cows flown to Edie Creek goldfield by air
In Australia on August 16 reports describe cows used to carry cargo to the Edie Creek and Bulole goldfields. Five cows were the last air delivered load as part of a growing population support effort.
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Canberra
Australia
New Guinea
Edie Creek
Bulole
Relief Gardens Aid In Feeding Jobless
Indiana uses relief gardens to feed unemployed and part time workers. H E Young of Purdue reports 50 communities and 36 industries running projects including 17 500 industrial gardens covering 1 000 acres and 2 community gardens totaling 784 acres plus 45 00 supervised home gardens across 6 000 acres.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
H. E. Young
Purdue University
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