ABA President Urges Stand Against Socialized Law
MITCHELL Aug 24 The American Bar Association President Charles A Beardsley urged lawyers to resist socialized law and keep a free independent profession. He cited that 81 percent earn under 5000 annually and 42.6 percent under 2000, warning of threats to justice from government funded legal services and pressures from high places. Beardsley called for fearless defense of the American temples of justice and an intelligent, devoted public.
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Mitchell
Lawyers of America
Charles A. Beardsley
American Bar Association
Oakland
Calif
State Bar of
South Dakota
Robert Z. Jackson
San Francisco
Administration of Justice
Beardsley
Charles Evans Hughes
Temples of Justice and the Legal Profession in Crisis
The text condemns assaults on American temples of justice and the legal profession. It urges that the American people need the best possible administration of justice, with an intelligent, well trained, independent and fearless bench and bar.
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Temples of Justice
Body Of Drowning a Victim Recovered
Three youths located the body of Roy Preston 28 after he sank while swimming in Eggers Lake seven miles east of Murdo. Cold water may have caused a cramp leading to the drowning. Preston's wife and young daughter survive. The farm laborer was aided by Bernie Guthrie and Francis and Gerald Kleinsmith in the lake recovery. Sorenson Funeral Home in Murdo handles arrangements.
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Murdo
Eggers Lake
Roy Preston
Preston
Cnill
Bernie Guthrie
William, Francis
Gerald Kleinsmith
Sorenson
Family Reunion Held At Sam Rodne Home
Bonilla Aug 24 Special Mr and Mrs Eldon Rodne were the honored guests at a family reunion at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Sam Rodne Sunday. Attending were Mrs Rodnes mother Mrs Olson and many relatives from Bonilla Huron and other nearby towns. A potluck dinner was served at noon and visitors spent the afternoon socializing. GUESTS AT YALE Yale Aug 24 Special Mr and Mrs Leon OBrien and son of San Diego Calif and Brive Brien of Washington DC were Monday visitors at the home of Mrs Johnmith.
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Sam Rodne
Bonilla
Eldon Rodne
Rodne
Olson
Carl Westby
Agnes
Huron
Ole Tollefson
Tollak Tollefson
Harry Martens
Wessington
William Johnson
Amily
Ellis Stevens
Hitchke
Harry van Buskirk
Verne Tianson
Leslie Martin
Clarence Tollefson
Lloyd Borah
Elmo Borah
L. H Palmer
Roy Hart
R. Wayne
Alice VanBuskirk
Mis
Alta van Buskirk
Yale Yale
Leon O'Brien
San Diego
Cal
Brive ’Brien
Washington, D. C
John Mith
Harkness Family Returns From Spearfish Cabin
Supt. and Mrs. K. M. Harkness and their family came back Sunday from Spearfish where they spent the summer months at their cabin.
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Spearfish Highmore
K. M. Harkness
Spearfish
Myklebust Named Deaf School Head
Arthur S. Myklebust, after five years as coach and instructor at the South Dakota School for the Deaf, is appointed superintendent of the institution at Sioux Falls. The move follows the removal controversy over E S. Tillinghast. Myklebust, 31, a native of Jasper Minnesota, holds degrees from Augustana College and Gallaudet and has taught in several states.
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Iroquois
FB. Halladay
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Arthur S. Myklebust
Towa State
Jasper
Mion
Myklebust
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Mykilebust
Gallaudet College
Washington
D.C
University of North Dakota
New Effington
S. D
Volga
Fisher, Minn
Kendall School
Iowa School
Council Bluffs
Youth Hurt as Crash Damages House and Cars
A Tuesday night collision at Madison Street and Elmwood Avenue injured a 16 year old boy with a fractured arm and possible skull and jaw fractures. Two cars were damaged and a house at the scene had its wall caved in, with a porch corner and bedroom wall toppled. The other vehicle was driven by Prof. Hugh A. Carlson of Augustana College.
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Sioux Falls
Madison Street
Elmwood Avenue
Donald Trainer
Hugh A. Carlson
Augustana College
Leonard L. Dinsmore
Demonstration on Christmas Craft by Olive Nef
In Wellington on Tuesday Miss Olive Nef of Hur led a school of instruction for demonstration clubs. The program themed Christmas Craft showcased affordable, home made articles and included W. G. NL Club Rose Fill Pioneer Club Hulbert Township Club and Wessington Sunshine Mixers among attendees.
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Wellington
Olive Nef
Hur
W. G. NL Club
Rose Fill
Leaves for Washington and Rockham visitors
Mrs. C H Custard departed for Puyallup Washington to visit her mother-in-law Alice Custard, traveling with Mr and Mrs Tom Brand and family. In Rockham Orville Schultz and his wife and baby from Live Oak California arrived to spend a month with George Schultz and with Clifford Schultz and family.
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Washington
Bancroft
C.H. Custard
Puyallup, Wash
Alice Custard
Tom Brand
Rockham
Orville Schultz
Baby
Live Out
Calif
Orville
George Schultz
Clifford Schultz
Visits Father Spry Opens Month-Long Stay in Bancroft
Vincent Spry, after ten months in Minnesota and Texas, arrived Monday to spend a month visiting his father Ed Spry. Mrs. Morris Engelhart and daughter Esther of Chicago arrived last Saturday for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Zell, sisters to Mrs. Zell and Mrs. Engelhart. Marguerete Davis returned home from New York after two weeks at the World's Fair in York. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller returned to Spearfish after visiting the Barbers’ home here.
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Bancroft
Vincent Spry
Minnesota
Texas
Ed Spry
Bancroft Bancroft
Morris Engelhart
Esther
Chicago
Erwin Zell
Zell
Engelhart
New York
YALE
Mis
Marguerete Davis
Spearfish
William Miller
Charles Barber
Local Hiring News From Huron and Sioux City
Aug 24 report notes Miss Mildred Moller leaving Huron after finding work. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Glen Foote two children and Mrs Van Camp travelling with another party toward Sioux City amid unclear details.
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Huron
Wellington
Siar
Mildred Moller
Sioux City
YALE
Glen Foote
Bra C. Ganghren
SE Pen
van Camp
Som
Recreation program at Woonsocket ends season 10 520 attendance
Woonsocket WPA recreation program wraps up its season with a new attendance record of 10 520. Activities included center games kittenball swimming baseball crests story hour and young peoples parties with notable participation and gradual starts after July 5. Supervisors Matt Roache Rev Folly Ed Oddy and staff guided a 1935 program with strong youth and alumni turnout.
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Woonsocket
WPA
Kessler
Keller
Carlton
Helgeland
Hoellworth
Larson
Matt Roache
E. A. Folly
Ed Oddy
Scientists debunk Beefsteak Black Eye Remedy
Washington reporters note that government scientists dismissed the idea that raw beefsteak cures a black eye. They advise eating beefsteak and applying a cold compress to the eye instead, as a practical remedy for a shiner.
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Washington
Spearfish Druggist Dies In Auto Wreck
Spearfish August 24 Paul Ashley a 30 year old local druggist died after the car he rode in failed to negotiate a curve on the Deadwood Spearfish highway seven miles north of Deadwood and plunged into a ditch. Driver Jack Fisher and Mrs Gladys Mibbott of Spearfish survived with minor injuries. A third woman passenger identity not learned. Deputy Sheriff Ted Kelly and Coroner A B Jackson investigated and said a piece of glass likely pierced Ashley's eye and entered the brain.
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Spearfish
Paul Ashley
Speafish
Deadwood
Jack Fisher
Gladys Mibbott
Ted Kelly
Jackson
Ashley
Mrs Doyle of Freeport Visits Woonsocket on Business
Mrs Doyle of Freeport is in Woonsocket for a few days on business. She is the sister-in-law of the late Father Doyle.
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Woonsocket
Doyle
Freeport
Father Doyle
Hog cholera threatens 30 million loss this year says bulletin
Pierre August 24 Special An increase in hog cholera losses is forecast for August through October on South Dakota farms. The American Foundation for Animal Health warns that cholera will kill many hogs and could cost farmers from twenty to fifty million dollars annually. Vaccination before outbreaks is urged, along with strict barn access controls to prevent spread.
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Pierre
Ani
South Dakota
American Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
America
Keller family leaves Bancroft for Milwaukee trip
The Rev and Mrs A L Keller travel Tuesday to Milwaukee with Mrs Minnie Fuersterau and her sons Harold and Howard to their new home. They will visit relatives in Dubuque and Cedar Rapids before returning to Bancroft.
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Milwaukee
Bancroft
A. L. Keller
Minnie Fuersterau
Harold
Howard
Hame
Kellers
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Lane School Opens Monday August 28
Lane School will reopen after a free month vacation. Supt M By Syring announced registration from 9 to 12 Monday with no school in the afternoon. classes begin Tuesday morning. Faculty includes Winifred Goudie principal, Melea Carr, Daisy Beckman, George Corrin, Ethel Parrett, Dorothy Ailen, John Ewert, and M W Syring directing math, commerce, and athletics.
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Syring
Mornover
Winifred, Goudie
Melea Carr
Daisy Beckman
George Corrin
Ethel Parrett
Dorothy Ailen
John H. Ewert
M. W. Syring
Outline Course In Supervised Play In Rural Schools
Pierre Aug 24 14 The superintendent has named a committee to draft a rural schools course on supervised recreation and physical training. After completion the text will be printed and distributed to the state’s rural schools. Members include R H Bunt Vincent Janda Mrs Hazel Peterson and R Walseth of Pierre Lennis Long Plankinton Ella Ireland Chamberlain Mina Cree Miller and Tony Brady Kirn.
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Pierre
R. H. Bunt
Vincent
Janda
Hazel Peterson
Illness of Naval Student Leslie Larson II Reported
Word reached here that Leslie Larson II a naval training student stationed at Norfolk Virginia is ill and faces a surgical operation. His brother Clark Larson departed at once to be with him. Leslie is a son of Mr and Mrs John Larson longtime residents of this vicinity.
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Leslie Larson II
Wellington
Leslie Larson
Norfolk
Clark Larson
Leslie
John Larson
Visit in Iowa Wellington Family Heads to Le Mars
Mrs. Alice McInney and her children Jeannette Rae and Joan traveled from Wellington to Le Mars Iowa to visit relatives starting Tuesday.
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Iowa
Wellington
Alice MecInney
Jeannette
M. Rae
Joan
le Mars
Plans for 40 & 8 Convention In Rapid City
Rapid City prepares for next week as the 40 and 8 and the Legion Auxiliary outline a packed agenda. National Commander Stephen F Chadwick will lead memorial services and a Battle Mountain Sanitarium veterans pageant at O Harra Stadium. Officers will be elected Monday in a busy business session, with a Kiddie Parade at 1 30 p m and a Cosmopolitan Club collaboration.
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Rapid City
American Legion
Annal Department
The
Legion
Legion and Auxiliary Convention
H. A. Nielsen
Linnje Bender
Stephen F Chadwick
Seattle
Wash
Battle Mountain Sanitarium
Hot Springs
O'Harra Stadium
Rapid City Cosmopolitan Club
Ross Kleinheinz
Sioux Falls
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