Short Season On Birds Is Favored
Replies to the pheasant questionnaire to the Evening Huronite show most respondents favor an open season of one to five weeks. Some propose afternoon hunting every other day or similar plans. One reader argues for no open season to conserve pheasants for grasshopper control, noting a smaller bird batch this year. If any season opens, they urge at most ten days and a limit of three per day. Officials urge more farmer responses from central South Dakota.
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Isaak Walton Yengue
Huronite
South Dakota
Izaak ‘Walton League
Radio Features HE BEST IN RADIOLARD TM Pa ce-mae
Roxy Rothafel returns as master of ceremonies for a WEAF NBC special American Legion program Sunday night in New York aimed at leading into the Detroit convention September 21. The hourlong show includes martial music, songs, and an Arthur Brisbane address, with multiple acts and times listed for WABC CBS and other stations. A separate note covers a plan with China's Nanking government and Junkers Airplane Works for a China plant, with 700 parts per airframe identified and site undecided.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
Roxy
Rothafel
American Legion
WEAF
NBC
Detroit
Exo Rapee
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst Newspapers
Boston
WABC
CBS
Kaye Don
WIZ Abc 430
Lee Morse
Frances Williams
Freddie Rich
Convention Guest Watson B Miller to Attend South Dakota Meet
Watson B Miller, chairman of the American Legion national rehabilitation committee with offices in Washington, D. C., will appear at the Legion South Dakota convention program in Rapid City on August 25, per department adjutant J. D. Mullaney.
Langmuir Prize to Linus Pauling of Caltech
The American Chemical Society awards the A C Langmuir prize of 1000 to Linus Pauling 3 of the California Institute of Technology born Portland Oregon February 28 182 Pauling cited as a prodigy of American science by sponsor Dr A C Langmuir Hastings on Hudson for recognition of young chemists.
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New York
A. C. Langmuir
American Chemical Society
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Passdens
Pauling
Hastings-on- Hudson
Langmuir
Portland
Oregon
State Agricultural College of Oregon
Change In Office Is Announced By Luby
T. H. Luby announces the dissolution of the law firm Luby and Gartland and a change in offices. He now practices alone in room 6 Knights of Pythias building on Third Street Southwest. The former partners occupied rooms 4 and 5 in the same building.
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Luby
T. H. Luby
Luby and Gartland
Knights of Pythias
Third Street
Retailers Office Aids Police and Merchants in Huron
The Associated Retailers of Huron office assists police locating wanted persons and provides merchants with credit ratings of prospective customers. Manager F. Herrig notes locals frequent the office for old-resident inquiries and ongoing services. Cards on file reveal spending patterns while non-business inquiries are refused. The office, linked to national credit agencies, updates records on new residents and forwards data when residents move.
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Associated Retailers
Herrig
Huron
Yesterday's Stars by The Associated Press
Halph Kress of Browns added a two RBI double in the third to edge the Senators 4-2. Charley Gehringer of the Tigers collected his fourth hit, two doubles, and drove in the winning run against the Yankees. Frank House of the Braves held Cubs to five hits in a 3-2 win. Paul Waner of the Pirates slapped five hits as Pittsburgh routed Philadelphia 14-5.
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Halph Kress
Browns
Senators
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Yankees
Fred. Frank House
Braves
Cubs
Paul Waner
Pirates
Philly
Booth And Olson Win Brookings Paving Contract
The South Dakota Highway Commission awarded Booth and Olson of Sioux City Iowa a contract to pave 3215 miles of TU S T south of Brookings for 49432.83 dollars. Richter and Schuknecht of Parker secured the resurfacing contract for about 10 miles of State 10 east of Leola for 34791.93 dollars. Booth and Olson recently finished eight blocks on Oskota avenue north in Huron and the improved thoroughfare will open August 31.
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Booth and
Olson
Brookings
Pierre
State Highway Commission
Booth and Olson
Sioux City
TU. S. T
Richter and Schuknecht
Parker
Leola
McPherson County
Booth
Oskota
Huron
Feds Renew KGFK Pierre License
The Federal radio commission renewed KGFK Pierre broadcasting license yesterday. The action confirms continued operation by KGFK in the listed service area.
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Washington
Fedneral Radio Commission
KGFK
Pier+ re
Balloon Dance at Ruskin Park Pavilion
One of the biggest dances of the season will be offered at Ruskin Park pavilion Thursday night. Richard Sendehs announced a novelty balloon dance with music by Ed Bajer's recording band. Hundreds of balloons will decorate the pavilion and at 14:30 they will be released by the dancers.
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Ruskin Park Pavilion
Richard Sendehs
Ed Bajer
Rabbit Ball Revival Sparks 36 Extra-Base Hits in AA
In Chicago today the American Association delivered a rabbit ball revival with 36 extra-base hits including nine homers and 20 doubles. Ernie Smith of Minneapolis tied the league record with four doubles in a second game, while St Paul rallied to a 14 7 win in ninth. Minneapolis added a 21 hit second game against Louisville to win 17 4 as Claude Jonnard led Milwaukee with five hits allowed and a homer in a 3 2 Brewers victory.
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William Weekes
Chicago
American Association
Tom Angley
Indianapolis
Schleicher
Minneapolis
Ernie Smith
Louisville
St. Paul
Saints
Indians
Millers
Colonel Hurlers
Claude Jonnard
Milwaukee
Columbus
Brewers
Grabowski
Ash
Eckert
Jonnard
Toledo
Kansas City
Fights Last Night Sees Drawn Bout Across Nations
New York report notes Earl Mastré of Chicago and Kid Francis of Italy among several boxers who fought to a draw. Also listed are Mili Gelb of Hungary Phil Zwick of Cleveland Archie Beil of Brooklyn and Newsboy Brown of Los Angeles.
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Tac Associated Press
New York
Earl Mastré
Chicago
Wrestling Results From Camden Meet Names Don George Wins
Don George of Buffalo defeated Nick Lutze of St. Louis in a wrestling match in Camden New Jersey. The bout lasted 1 minute 13.32 seconds, according to the Associated Press report.
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Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Don George
Buffalo
Nick Lutze
St. Louis
Baseball Scores and Schedules From American Association
Washington St Louis report lists Hedley Fisher Brown and Spencer Noffman and Bengough among players with only games scheduled. In the American Association Kansas City defeated Toledo 7 to 5.
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Washington St Louis
Hedley
Fisher
Brown
Spencer
Noffman
Bengough
Kansas City
Toledo
Sioux City stock yards manager resigns. Long named successor
Joe Goods, who has managed the Sioux City stock yards baseball team for three years, resigns. Jimmy Long, catcher since 1915 and resident of Fort Dodge, is appointed to succeed him. Long previously played with Mitchell, South Dakota, in 1920.
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Goodwin
Sioux City
Joe Goodswin
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