France Defaults Debts as Britain Pays Upset in Franco British ties
France refuses to honor its debt to the United States while Britain proceeds with payment. The move jeopardizes Franco American relations, strains global perceptions of obligations, and prompts congressional talk of barring defaulting nations. Representative Knutson in congress flags potential new restrictions on French securities.
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Chamber of Deputies
France
United States
Britain
America
Neville Chamberlain
Congress
Railroads in Distress Face Possible Overhauls in 1933
A Minnesota observer argues that great corporations shine in boom times but falter in adversity. Railroads may liquidate parts of their structure by receivership as 1933 approaches unless freight rates are cut. Unfair competition, rigid capital charges, heavy regulation, and new transport forms all pressure the system.
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Minnesota
Betedly
Railroads and trucks clash over freight transport
A debate centers on whether trucks can carry freight cheaper and more efficiently than railroads if deregulated and given highways and rights of way. Proponents argue trucks could win business. opponents say railroads remain essential, especially in central regions far from population centers.
Ewert’s Parole Reflects Divergent Views on Punishment
The piece argues that while Ewert’s mismanagement at the rural credit department merited punishment, public officials should not dwell on harsher penalties. It notes the drastic shift from a state figure to a penitentiary inmate, acknowledging the law’s majesty while questioning renewed prosecutions and endorsing restraint as a principle.
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Ewert
South Dakota
Brewers Too Anxious Threaten Capitol Beer Debate
Watertown Public Opinion notes a congressman with strong wet views urging brewers to retreat from Washington until a rational beer solution emerges. The piece criticizes brewer influence on proposed reform, likening the sector to a race horse with a four percent beer push and warning of potential backlash if dominance continues. LaGuardia reportedly understands brewer power well.
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Watertown
Washington
Congress
Ignord
House Committee
LaGuardia
Rocking-Chair Debate Sparks Libel Controversy
Fragmented text hints at a heated exchange about libel involving a rocking chair figure and alleged judgments. It references New England mannerisms, a motorist, and muted condemnation while noting Greece and virtue. A separate line mentions South Dakota tax expenditures and income.
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Christian Science Monitor
New England
England
Club Girl Wins Trip To Chicago
Doris Smith of Lincoln County, a 4 H club member, earned a trip to Chicago after being named a champion bread demonstration team member for 1932. She credits club work with developing cooking, sewing, public speaking, and leadership skills and notes the value of exhibitions and travel to broaden experiences and meet people.
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Chicago
Doris Smith
South Dakota
Lincoln County
Doris
Tn Foods
Tam
Buffalo League Forms Harmonical School Panel
Members of the Wild Rose league in Buffalo county begin another year with hopes of progressive work. Ruth Krog, recording secretary, reports to Mrs. Gertrude Fiyte the county superintendent that the group plans to issue a school panel again this year. The harmonica band has been organized and work is underway.
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Wild Rose League
Buffalo County
Ruth Krog
League
Gertrude Fiyte
C.L
Ruth
Christmas Tree Decorating for Boys and Girls
A guide for children trimming the Christmas tree with ensemble ideas. Highlights include tinset birds and silver rain on a St Francis tree, red and silver balloons with tiny toys, pastel ornaments, and a midnight blue starry window science using cut stars and yellow cellophane for a luminous night-sky effect.
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Ismas-Treag
Rand League Publishes Congress News Booklet
Beadle county C L Rand school members create a Congress booklet. Gerald Schroder says sixth to eighth graders update it by reading and clipping daily newspaper items. Each pupil handles reading and clipping for a week, aiming for an attractive cover and better study focus.
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Rand League
Congress
C. L
Rand
Beadle County
Gerald Schroder
Gerald
Fairfield Stitchers Have Regular Meeting
The Fairfield Stitchers 4H sewing club met at the home of Marjorie Stoner Saturday with Mildred Clark, Carol Songs, and others present. Pledge and flag salute were given. First-year girls made garments and laundry items, second-year members worked on alpaca and pas james. Visitors included Mrs. Den Kenison and Mrs. Car Better and daughter Marjorie. Light refreshments were served by Mrs. Stoner and Mrs. Kenison. Plans were made for the next meeting on January 24 at the home of Eleanor and Dorothy Ol.
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Fairfield Stitchers
Marjorie Stoner
Mildred Clark
Laendry Bile
Alipa
Pas James
den Kenison
Car Better
Marjorie
Stoner
Kenison
Eleanor and
Dorothy Ol
Huron Boy Scouts to Hold Meeting Tonight
Town notice shows Huron area Boy Scouts scheduling a meeting this evening with emphasis on troop activities and community involvement. meeting details appear in fragmented OCR text, no further specifics.
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Huron
Boy Scouts
Acouts
Iroquois Girl Scout Christmas Program Planned
Iroquois Girl Scout troop plans a Christmas program at the open house on December 23 at 7 o'clock announced by Florence Aitchison troop reporter. The public is invited, including the sick and aged, for the event on the evening of Monday December 19.
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Iroquois Girl Scout
Florence, Aitchison
Girl Scouts Plan Handicrafts and Taps Memorial Event
Reading indoors, the Minnehaha troop opened a craft session where girls work on handicrafts and sing Taps. The event includes a presentation of a key and a note of thanks as the troop plans activities for Saturday.
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Mya
California Product Horizontal 1 Narrative Poem
Hints of a school club report describe a program that includes poetry and a plant-themed puzzle. H. E Burley visits the Wide Awake group, praised for guidance by leader F. H. McKichan and local organizer Cave, with plans to return next spring.
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California
H. E Burley
Bonilla 4-H Club Disbands After Four-Year Run
Members of the Bonilla Butter Boosters 4-H club in Bonilla vote to discontinue after four years while a minority favored a fifth year project. Delbert Atkinson reports the group’s regret at disbanding and notes some members own cattle including a dairy cow and three heifer calves.
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Bonilla
Delbert
Happy Helpers Cook Club Progress Report
Florence Harbur recalls the Happy Helpers 4H club formed two years ago at the schoolhouse with Miss Sara L. Dowing guiding. Members completed garments and dresses, learned at the Brookings junior short course, attended the junior fair and club camp, and plan to start a cooking project next.
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Florence Harbur
Virgil
Sara L. Dowing
Happyelpers
Brookings
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Buffalo League
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Mr. Cave
F. HB. MecKichan
Pike
Tike & Nephew
Virginia
Farner
Sl Tnt Pravhor Peat
Daniel Greens
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