Indian Rights Association marks anniversary in Philadelphia
Philadelphia observers note the sixtieth anniversary meeting of the Indian Rights Association. Dr Farnel A Eliot of Boston addresses the gathering praising its independent, nonpartisan aims and continuity while criticizing shifting government policies. President emeritus Charles J Rhoads urged Roosevelt to keep Beatterwood as commissioner and continue work for Indian civilization.
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To Rights Association
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Farnel A. Eliot
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Charles J. Rhoads
Henry Beatterwood
Indian Affairs
Rejection Bid Over Mandamus Findings In Burnside Recall Case
In Sioux Falls the South Dakota Supreme Court will hear a plaintiff motion to reject Judge L L Fleeger's findings in a mandamus action involving Auditor Walter C Leyse and the Burnside recall petition. The case contends the findings contradict the evidence.
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Plaintiff Pays 7000 Damages in South Dakota Case
In Sioux Falls a county circuit court satisfaction of judgment shows a $7000 payment to Thomas J. Biggins. The case, tried by a jury on Jan 23, 1530, involved Carl R. Wagner operator of a vehicle and Fantle brothers employing Wagner. The SD Supreme Court had reduced an initial $12000 award and signaled scrutiny of insured liability verdicts.
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Salvation Army kettles need more support in Los Angeles
Captain J. Jones reports only 11 dollars donated in three afternoons as Salvation Army kettles sit in the business district until Christmas. He urges more liberal gifts, even nickels and dimes, to fund Christmas baskets for the city’s neediest families.
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J. Jones
Permission Sought To Destroy Papers By Veterans Administration
Washington reports that before disposing of outdated files the Veterans Administration must obtain congressional permission. Administrator Frank T. Hines requested approval to destroy items including a butcher shop order blank a funeral notice a dry cleaning report and a memorandum on lard purchases. The request was referred to committees.
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Dr C H Sievers to Visit Portlindy and New York
Dr C H Sievers of Huron College plans a trip to Portland and Portlindy for Christmas, to attend the American Psychological Association meeting in New York City and visit a child guidance clinic. He expects to return to Huron University after the vacation.
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Huron College
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Bravers
Founder of S D Town Is Stricken in Hollywood
William Irwin Walker a retired lawyer and pioneer of the Black Hills died in Hollywood. He came to South Dakota in 1881 and served as Pennington County state’s attorney. He later ran cattle near Grindstone Buttes and operated Walker Manufacturing in Omaha. He helped shape early Rapid City life and was known across Pierre to the Black Hills.
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Grindstone Buttes
Ronald Defends Hog Allotment
Mitchell December 16. Ronald spokesman for the sponsor of the voluntary domestic hog allotment plan defends it against the idea packers cannot pass on a proposed 2 cent tax. He argues the measure can balance supply and demand to stabilize prices and benefit producers if production controls are included.
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Institute of Most Packers
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Evening Republican
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Thes Administration
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Rhodes Scholars Named From Swarthmore District
Swarthmore college announces the complete list of Rhodes scholars elect to enter Oxford in October 1938. Dr Frank Aydelotte, American secretary to the University of Oxford, released the names representing each state. Candidates from eight districts competed for the scholarships. But the readable fragment confirms Harold C. Lamb from Huron College representing South Dakota.
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Oxford University
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Swarthmore ‘College
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Oklahoma
South. Dakota
Harold C. Lamb
Huron College
Death by own action noted at trial in Grafton
Funeral services were held at Minto today for Mark Langowaki. The incident stems from a death by own action on the day of trial in Grafton North Dakota. Authorities have not released further details pending investigation.
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