Joneses debate New Deal regulation in nightly talk
Pa and John Jones discuss how government controls radio oil utilities and transportation under the New Deal era. They weigh regulation versus ownership, citing the NRA AAA RFC TVA and the Interstate Commerce Commission as guiding tools and criticize past regulation of railroads while fearing broader national control. The dialogue reflects 1934 views on state role in industry and communications.
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Willis Thornton
Pa Jones
John, Jr
NRA
AAA
RFC
Interstate Commerce
TVA Compsttion
Securities and the Stock Exchange
Communications Commission
Ickes
Oil Administration
Joe Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Post Office Department
Ben Bunsen
France
The
Mammoth Co
Siae
Federal Communications “Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph
Siz
REC
Jess
John
Pa Joses
NEA Service, Inc
Highmore Pirates Triumph Over Ree Heights In Conference Start
Highmore defeated Ree Heights 37 to 9 in a fast, foul prone game on Friday night. Dunlap led Highmore with four field goals and two free throws, while Speckler scored Ree Heights’ only field goals. Second-half subs included Sanding and Lafler as Highmore pulled away. the Indians beat Highmore reserves 27 to 24 in a separate junior game. Referee Lovelace oversaw both contests. The first conference game of the season is set for Mobridge on December 14.
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Highmore
Opecaire
Ree Heights
Pirates
McDonald
Dunlap
Ryan
Bloomenrader
Bordner
Baillie
Indians
Lovelace
Rce Heights
Mobridge
NCIC Membership Decision Promised For Two Colleges
Reports from Chicago indicate definite action on Omaha University and Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls Iowa regarding North Central Intercollegiate Conference membership. Officials have offered membership pending internal approvals while schedules for 1935 were also expected to be drafted and finalized. The league currently includes North Dakota University North Dakota State College South Dakota University South Dakota State College and Morningside of Sioux City Iowa.
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NCIC
Chicago
Omaha University
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Nho
North Dakota University
North Dakota State College
South Dakota University
South Dakota State College
Morningside
Sioux City
Hockey Meeting At River Rink Sunday
Huron hockey enthusiasts are reminded of a meeting tomorrow at the James River rink near the C N W railroad bridge from 1 30 to 2 00 to discuss reorganizing a local team. All interested are invited regardless of past membership.
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Huron
James River
Tennis group seeks to curb amateur players’ outside work
The Lawn Tennis Association of England proposed a measure to the International Federation to restrict amateurs from earning money for film appearances or authoring books or articles unless they actively authored or provided instruction by correspondence or in the press.
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London
Lawn Tennis Association of England
International Federation
Pukwana Wins Opening CBH Conference Game
Pukwana defeated Lake Five 10 7 in the opening CBH Conference game. Scorers included Jess and Evers for Pukwana, with Lake Jed contributing early points. Other participating schools in the circuit were Kimball Chamberlain Princton Mt. Vernon Hopper Stickney and Gann Valley.
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Pukwana
Gann Valley
Custer Battlefield Hiway
Lake Five
Lake Jed
Jess
Evers
CBH
Lwep
Kimball
Chamberlain
Printon
Mt. Vernon
Hopper
Stickney
Wolsey Triumphs In Cage Duel
Wolsey edged Nye in a hard fought cage match with Wolsey scoring eleven points. Cooley Taylor led for Sand Creek with ten points but Wolsey outpaced Nye’s scoring and claimed the victory in a tense second half.
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Wolsey
Jnaneuver Wolsey
Cooley Taylor
Ted
B. Johnson
Creek Q
Nye
Aberdeen Preps Open With Double Victory in 1924-25
Aberdeen high school opened the season with a double win as the Eagles overwhelmed Melite 32 to 19 in the first game and held off Webster 28 to 21 in the second. Paul Lee of Indianapolis outpointed Mickey Brown of Cincinnati in a separate bout.
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Aberdeen Preps
Aberdeen
Dec
Aberdeen High School
Eagles
Meliite
Webster Guint
Londos Throws Yousoff in 4 Minutes in Detroit
In Detroit on December 3 Jim Londos of St Louis defeated Mehmet Yousoff of Turkey in four minutes. The bout was quick and decisive with Londos showcasing power and speed in the arena last night.
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Londos
Yousoff
Detroit
Jim
St Louis
Mehmet Yousoff
Turkey
College Basketball Scores From Many Teams Across Regions
AP reported numerous results including Augustana 9 to 17 over Huron, Dakota Eagles 37 over Flandreau, Cornell 48 over Wartburg, Simpson 35 over Harmac Sports 24, Notre Dame 35 over Kalamazoo 18, De Pauw 49 over Anderson 15, River Falls Teachers 43 over Macalester 37, and a long list of high school games such as Bridgewater 44 over Humboldt 2, Canistota 27 over Montrose 14, Tripp 21 in overtime, and Armour 41 over Ravinia 13 among others, reflecting a wide statewide schedule.
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Associated Press College
Augustana
Huron
U, of
South Dekate
Yenkton
Fastern Normal
Dakota Eagles
Flandreau
Big Ten Indiana
Ball State
Wisconsin
Carleton
Northwestern
Wabash
College WN. D
State
Wahpeton Science
Notre Dame
Kalamazoo
de Pauw
Anderson
Winona
Stout Institute
Gala
River Falls
Macalester
High School Bridgewater
Humboldt
Montrose
Canistota
Chester
Volga
Geddes
Kimball
Plankinton
Chamberlain
Alpena
Woonsocket
Springfield
Avon
Presho
Dreper
Freeman
Tripp
Rosebud Indians
Murdo
Armour
Ravinia
Fedora
Forestburg
Salem
Canova
Madison
Western High
Junior High Beats Cavour Five 31 15
Huron junior high defeats Cavour 31 to 15 in Beadle County conference opener. Englebretsen McGinty and Kulawik sparked a 12 to 5 halftime lead, with Maguire and Rusch for Cavour scoring in a compact clash.
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Junior High
Cavour Five
Huron Junnr
Cavour Prep
Lyle Mack
Quint
Englebretsen
McGinty
Kulawik
Huron Cagers
Maguire
Rusch
Cavour
Forestburg Opens Season With Victory Over Fedora
Forestburg high school opened its season in the new gym with a 2 to 19 win over Fedora. The Falcons led 13 to 10 at halftime as Forestburg seconds also beat Fedora in a lower scoring prelim. In Willow Lake, a public dance honored Lester Crisa and Alta La Bort whose Thanksgiving Day wedding was at the Willow Lake Congregational parsonage.
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Forestburg
Victor Ia
Willow Lake
Melham Hall
Lester Crisa
Alta la Bort
Melham
Bread Is Poor Fighting Weapon Found by Lake Preston Boys
Lake Preston specials report that local youths threaten action against bakeries for slicing bread and wrapping it, arguing sliced wraps ruin the bread as a fighting weapon. Two youths clashed on Main Street when wrapped slices enabled stray dogs to snatch bread while boys carried off partial loaves.
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Lake Preston
Gamage To Remain At U of S Dako This Winter
President Herman G James announced Coach Harry Gamage will stay at the University of South Dakota as assistant in the physical training department for men through the year including summer. Gamage hopes to continue next year as trainer and football coach, with final faculty approval pending spring regents meeting.
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Gamage
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
Harry Gamage
Regents of Education
Eastern Trojans Rout Flandreau Indians 60 to 37
Eastern Normal Trojans defeated the Flandreau Indians Independents 60 to 37 in Madison. Holter led Eastern with 21 points as the standout forward and former Augustana star in a loosely played contest.
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Madison
Eastern Normal Trojans
Flandreau Indians
Holter
Augustana
Trojans
Meeting of Commercial Club elects officers for year
At the annual meeting the Commercial Club elected J head as chair and V We ex as vice chair. Sam Weaver and W Hinselman named by the retiring president for closing committee. Welter Willy gave a talk on South Dakota Indian history and customs aided by a miniature village and hieroglyphic chart. Mack J and Wendell Andrews performed musical numbers.
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V. We
Pentane
Sam Weaver
HL _Hinselman
R. Anderson
Willig A. Hall
J.C. Jones
Welter Willy
South Dakota
Willig
Mack
Wendell Andrews
Filling Station Reopens At Cavour Under New Owner
The filling station on highway 14 in Cavour reopens Thursday under Leo Hagen who has bought all equipment from Frank Baye. Hagen, a local contractor and builder, will run the station with full oil and goods stock plus a general repair shop offering saw filing, window repairs and cabinet building. Night and day service will be provided by an attendant.
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ate + ee
Cavour
Der
Specis
Highway 14
Frank Baye
Leo Hagen
Hagen
Court Docket At De Smet Cleared
De Smet shone with a reduced docket as seven cases on the Kingsbury county calendar were resolved by pleas of guilty dismissals and postponements. The jurors were not sealled leaving only a few civil matters to be heard and disposed of quickly.
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de Smet
Kingsbury County
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