State college teams judge at Chicago livestock show
Sixteen State College students travel to Chicago for the International Livestock Show tests in meat and poultry judging. Poultry team members include Vernon Johnson Retland Edward Lerud Pollock ilford Vrooman Exgle Butte and Donald Cochrane Gary. All men
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Chiago
Vernon Johnson
Retland
Edward Lerud
Pollock
Ilford Vrooman
Exgle Butte
Donald Cochrane
Gary
Livestock Teams Named for Judging Contests at North Dakota
Six students join coach F Ur Fenn and instructor Nilson for a Chicago meats judging contest. Only three will compete in the collegiate event. Eligible students include Earle Klosterman Presho Richard Salzman Iona Glen Ritterbusch De Smet Clark Thomas Springfield Harlan Olson Huron and Marcus Wulf Kimball. The livestock judging team features Clarence Schladwetter Frank Wulff Walter Jarding James Watson coach.
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Nilson
Usbandry
Chicago
F. Ur. Fenn
Earle Klosterman
Presho
Richard Salzman
Iona
Glen Ritterbusch
Deadwood Youth Appointed Flying Cadet in Army Air Corps
Gerald B D Crazy, Deadwood alumnus of State College, has been appointed to the grade of flying cadet. He reported to Grand Central Terminal in Glendale California for three months of primary training, then will go to Randolph Texas for three months of basic training, and finally to Kelly Field Texas for advanced instruction. Upon completion he will be commissioned as a second lieutenant.
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Brookings
Crazy
Deadwood
State’ College
Army Air Corps
Grand Central Air Terminal
Glendale Calif
Randolph Field
Texas
Kelly Field
Two Little Fellows Bag a Possum in Henderson
Otis Benton and Joe Roberts spotted a possum while riding near Henderson Kentucky on December 4. They returned with Bentons two Pekingese dogs and flushed the animal from a bushes clump. The dogs chased it up a tree and Roberts shot the possum, which proved larger than the dogs.
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Henderson
Otis Benton
Joe Roberts
Benton
Shasta
Roberts
Technicians Day Observed In Italy May 30 1940
Premier Benito Mussolini approved technical education courses to build a reserve of technicians for industry commerce and business. The technicians day will be observed May 30 1940 in Italian schools as part of this program.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Red Cross Ball Report Totals $14.70 in Grand Township
Red Cross Ball in Grand Township raised 14.70 in receipts led by township chairman Mrs G B Whittington. The total includes 10 memberships and 4.70 in donations.
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RED Cross
Waxland
Des
Grand
G. B. Whittington
Sanborn County Road Work Contracts Bid Let Dec 12
State highway commission will open bids December 12 for $540000 contraction work. Projects cover grading and paving across Pennington McCook Gregory Mellette and surrounding counties on U S routes 12 14 18 40 50 and State 34 37 40. Includes bridge and timber structures at Wasta and near Rosebud with multiple mileages listed.
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Sanborn
Pierre
Rosebud
McCook
Belem
U. S. 16
el Sanborn
Woonsocket
Gregory
U.S. 18
Dallas
Burke
Y Mellette
Mosher
Webster
Bristol Day
Bristol
Clay County
Pennington County
Wasta
Mellette
Guar
Perkins
Corson
1-a-Gallon Gas Turns Fascists To Bicycles
Rome reports a mushroom bicycle boom as gasoline shortages and price controls push thousands to pedal. The public works ministry notes 165,000 more bicycles in circulation in September and October 1939, with prices from 200 to 600 lire and rentals at two lire per hour.
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Rome
Ministry of Public Works
Italy
Nightstick For Chief St. Smith Sparks City Debate
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Police Chief Frank St. Smith, a former Justice Department agent, remains without a uniform after months in command. He says a uniform won’t improve efficiency and refuses one unless necessary, awaiting a chiefs’ convention for action.
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Frank
Oklahoma City
Okla
Des
Frank St. Smith
Department of Justice
Chief Smith
Don Smith Elected President of State College Poultry Club
Don Smith a Belle Fourche senior agriculture student was chosen as president of the newly organized State College Poultry Club at a recent meeting. Vernon Johnson Hetland and Boyd Bonzer were elected officers with Smith noted as a standout football center and set to graduate with majors in poultry.
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Don Smith
State College
Brookings
Belle Fourche
State College Poultry Club
Vernon, Johnson, Hetland
Boyd Bonzer
Hecla
Smith
Mountain Ski Plane Operated By St Gallen Aero Club
The St Gallen Aero Club runs a mountain ski plane for skiers. Departing from airports near rail and major air routes, the craft skims the Alps to Engadine ski resorts, with landing skis and capacity for the pilot, two passengers, and three pairs of skis. Top speed 180 k.p.h. and can land on flat ground over 40 yards.
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ST. Gallen
Switzerland
Aero Clu
Engadine
Cleopatra's Palace Site Found Along Tiber in Rome
Italian archaeologists report uncovering ruins near the Tiber six miles from Rome, including frescoes mosaic flooring and statuary fragments at the presumed Cleopatra palace from 48 to 46 B.C. The discoveries aim to illuminate the queen's two year stay and entertainments with Marc Antony.
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Cleopatra’s Palace
Rome
Dec
Cleopatra
B.C
Bank of the Tiber
Marc Antony
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