Bulow Outlines National Issues In First Washington Talks
Senator Bulow, soon to be seated in the U S Senate, discusses national problems with Central Press. He argues for informed votes, notes his tentative stance, and emphasizes practical, competitive transportation policy over rigid rail dominance. He stresses west east trade, rail and motor transport roles, and the need for honest debate.
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Senate
Central
Charles P. Stewart
Bulow
Stewart
Washington
South
South Dakota
Will Rogers
East
Hute
Senator Bulow urged rail shift amid changing times
The Evening Huronite discusses Senator Bulow’s view that roads obsolete should be scrapped and rail charges should align with reality. It praises his national stance, notes his humor and judgment, and cites Kansas City’s $38 million municipal bond-led projects as a model for reducing unemployment through public works.
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Bulow
Huronile
Kansas City
PRESS COMMENT JAPAN'S HAND EXPOSED
The piece argues Japan's diplomats failed to present a united case over Manchuria. It contends military control corrupted policy, skewing civil disputes with China into a broader international confrontation. It notes Secretary Stimson questioned Tokyo's commitments amid reports of continued Japanese aggression.
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Japan
Minneapolis
China
Tokyo
Manchuria
Hoving
Oras
United States
Stimson
Purifying the Air and Standards Rise at WBZ
A Boston WBZ station manager John Clark bans lyrics with indecent words and plans only clean singing on air. The piece voices support for stricter radio decency, warns of censorship accusations, and notes potential impact on chain stations and public trust.
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Christian Science Monttoc
Boston
John, Clark
WBZ
Clark
Radio Clean
New York
Ra Gonal
Clack
Premure
4-H Club Junior Short Course Opens at State College
4 H club members from Huron and area travel to State College for December 1–31 short course. Features include 4 H orchestra under Professor Christensen, choir led by Professor Kohler, daily assemblies with speeches, a December 27 union service, leadership classes, and a December 30 banquet. Noted speakers include Archer Gilfillan, E E Billing, Polly Johnson, Julia Bourne, Dr Gastrum, and Florence Walker.
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State College
Huron
Christensen
Brookings
the &E Club
Kohler
State College School of Music
H. M. Jones
Breckings
Archer Gilfillan
E. E. Billing
North Dakota
Polly “Sbn
Farmers
Wif
St. Paul
Julia Bourne
Des Moines
Dr. Gastrum
Florence Walker
State Board of Health
Waubay
Dean C. Larsen
Agricultural Apartment
South Dakota
Cillegs
Custer Valley Club Elects New Officers
The Custer Valley Club elects Glenn Curtis as vice president Melvin Pier as secretary and Laura Pump as delegate. The club reports winning a Hutonite free trip to the Junior Short Courts at Brookings. The next tasting will be December 18 at the home. County agent Duramaier attended and supervised play.
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Custer Valley Club
Glenn Curtis
Melvin Pier
Laura Pump Club
Sines
Brookings
Ona Pump
Honne
Eer Duramaier
Cove
Jolly Workers 4-H Club Announces Holiday Event
The Bon- Sia 4-H club plans a December afternoon and evening gathering at Cig MEI thos. A message indicates a junior short exam will be sent to Brookings for the event.
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Plan Bane Bale
Jolly Workers
Bon- Sia
Cig Mei Thos
Esterday
Cee Meesher
Brookings
Library Adds New Children's Books To Large Supply
The Huron library's children's department unveils a varied list including Wietton Bouquet Hill Abbott Minglestreams Blacktorn Adams Peggy Takes a Hand Allen Waterless Mountain Armor Tuck of Lowry Baton Fumbled Pass Barbour Pallette Dot Beard House That Grew Smaller Bianco Little Mexican Donkey Bay Brandeis Brave Tales of Real Dogs Pease The World About Us McFee Learning to Fly for the Navy Studley Cruisers of the Air Hylander Sue Sew and sew Gaz Something to Do Fifty two Weeks in the Year Lyons Furniture Boys Like 40 Make Shaver Joan Manning Saunders A Young Artist Manning Saunders American Songs for Children Palmer A Boy with Edison Simonds Lone Scout of the Sky West Hail Columbia Lawson.
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Children's Department
The
Huron Library
Wietton
Bouquet Hill
Abbott
Pease
McFee
Navy
Studley
Hylander
Sue
Gaz
Lyons
Shaver
Joan Manning-Saunders
Manning- Saunders
Palmer
Edison
Simonds
West
Columbia
Lawson
4-H Boys Win Honors In National Livestock Contest
Carl Oldham of Indiana named Prince of junior animal husbandmen and national winner in the 4-H meat animal livestock contest. He receives a $300 college scholarship from Thomas E. Wilson as sponsor. Oregon and New York youths also win, with $200 and $100 scholarships, for top state records.
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Carl Oldham
Charlottesoe
Hancock County
Indiana
America
Carl
Thomas E. Wilson
Chicago
Walter Jaeger
Sherwood
Clackamns County
Oregon
Harold F. Hamilton
Dutchess County
New York
Livestock Club
State Agricultural Colleges
United States Department of Agriculture
Poland
Harold P. Hamilton
Gix
Ice Foundation
Briarcliff Farms
Belle Prairie Sewing Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Belle Prairie Helles Sewing club met at the Weyler home Saturday in November. Helen announced three new members increasing enrollment. The next gathering is planned at Mrs Wiles's home.
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Belle Prairie Club
Belle Preirie Helles Sewing Club
Wyeler
Saturdey
Helen
Wiles
Wilson Girls Club dresses dolls for Christmas charity
The Wilson Girl Reserve club met to appoint leaders and assist in dressing dolls for distribution to little girls this Christmas. Members aided by Christina dolls at the W. C. A. cottage Saturday, focusing on making the dolls ready for their recipients.
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Wilson Girls Club
Wilson Girl Reserve Club
Anys Marlie Cummins
Fb Roaizello
Christies
Christina
Dairy club noting continued year four and perfect attendance
The dairy club reports continued work into the fourth year with club calves fed and milk records kept. Harold Penstead Gale Mellam Lee Jones Kenneth Morsilt have perfect attendance. Lee has three straight years. Next meeting at Harold Benstead's home. Thomas Westhy aboard with Richard Williams alternate. Lunch served. Meeting set for December 21 at Raymond Atkinson home.
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Harold Penstead
Gale Mellam
Lee Jones
Kenneth Morsilt Lee
Harold Benstead
Victor Jones
Treasury
Thomas Westhy
Richard Williams
Perkins Club Girl Attends National 4-H Congress
Handora Nelson of Perkins county, a champion 4-H club member, attends the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago this week. She recalls seven years of club work from canning to clothing and home extension, noting leadership roles and demonstrations that shaped her career and inspired younger girls.
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Handora Nelson
Perkins County
Chicago
Faith
Isabel
Huron
Brookings
Lemmon
Bonilla Dairy Club Selects 4-H Delegate
The Bonilla Butler Boosters dairy club met at Lloyd Borah's home on November 30 with 14 members present. Delbert Atkinson was elected delegate and Harold Palmer was named alternate as the club plans to send one member to the junior short course aboard a Huronite free trip.
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Bonilla Dairy Club
Bonilla Butler Boosters Dairy Club
Lloyd Borah
Delbert Atkinson
Harold Palmer
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Hat School Lunch Project Duties
Four committees named Group A to Group D will manage the new hat school lunch project. Group A focuses on food prep, cleanliness, cooking, tasting, and serving. Group B covers air, table setup, serving, refills, and clearing dishes. tomorrow adds bookkeeping discussions.
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Sakal
Dewing
Mitchell Moves to Guard School Children Traffic Signs
Mitchell Mayor George Fredericks announces new traffic rules in school districts. Slow signs will be posted a block from each school and danger signs a half block from each building. Motorists must stop completely at every school intersection. All public and private schools will have the signs.
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Mitchell
George Fredericks
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