Inland Air Lines Planes Overhauled To Safety Standards
Inland Air Lines maintains safety by four annual overhauls of its Boeing 247D fleet at United Airlines’ Cheyenne base. Every 600 hours, planes are dismantled, engines torn down, components inspected, and metal parts magnetically tested. Daily checks accompany major overhauls, with ongoing upgrades since the line’s inception to improve safety, speed, and comfort.
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Inland Air Lines
Huron
Cheyenne
Aircraft Undergoes 400 Improvements Since Tew
A review notes the aircraft has completed four hundred improvement projects since it was transferred to Tew. The program aims to extend service life and boost performance through ongoing upgrades and inspections.
Major Thebaud To Inspect Huron School Wednesday
Major J W Thebaud Infantry U S Army executive officer of the South Dakota Reserve District will visit Huron Wednesday to inspect the Huron group school and lead the first tactical problem session that evening. This marks his first official visit since taking charge of the Sioux Falls office last October and all reserve officers in the Huron sector are urged to attend the meeting. He will dine at the regular officers mess in the Co C Mess Hall State Fair Grounds at 430 p.m with a lecture to follow.
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J. W. Thebaud
Infantry
U. S. Army
South Dakota Reserve District
Huron
Huron Group
Thebaud
Sioux Falls
Co. C C
State Fair Grounds
Tips On Corn Stalks For Erosion Control
Beadle County farmers were reminded by County Agent L L Ladd that leaving corn stalks standing provides soil protection from wind and erosion. Close grazing wastes stalks and soil cover, while stalks and stubble reduce wind currents and help conserve winter moisture. Standing fodder aids erosion control and moisture, but only if stock is removed before stalks are destroyed. Agents advise noting snow distribution across fields to guide spring plowing and preserve crop residues as part of soil conservation efforts.
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Beadle County
L. L. Ladd
Ladd
Soil Conservation Service
Pre holiday parties in Manchester and Wayland
Young people in Manchester enjoyed skating at Strickler farm and a home dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Floyd Moore. In Wayland pupils and teacher Estel Williams are preparing a Christmas program at the school building for Friday evening after decorating the hall.
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Manchester
Strickler Farm
Floyd Moore
Wayland
Wayland School
Estel Williams
Earth’s Rotation Count Misinterpreted a Year
A misread claim states the earth completes 366 percent of a rotation in one year, implying 366 days rather than 365. The statement confuses daily rotation with the annual cycle and distorts standard timekeeping.
AP Moves to New Eleven-Story Center in New York
The Associated Press shifts its main offices to a new 15 story building in Rocket efeller Center starting Friday with dual operation during the move. Kent Cooper praises the move as a monument to newspaper members and employees ensuring an unbiased chronicle for readers. The top floors host general offices and the AP lab while the fourth floor houses the newsroom and departments and a vast leased wire traffic control board. FRANKFORT, Dec. 20 Special A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Hines Saturday Dec 17.
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New York
Associated Press
Pnerve
Rocketefeller Center
Madison Avenue
Insteat
Association
Kent Cooper
Havas
Tass
Reuters
New ‘York
la Nurion
Buenoo ‘Aires
Frankfort
John Hines
Ree Heights Girl Drawn For Good Citizenship Pilgrimage
Catherine Suhn of Ree Heights was drawn from Hand County high schools for the D A R Good Citizenship Pilgrimage to Washington. Her name advances to Pierre where one of 68 names will be selected on December 30 by the state superintendent of schools office. County school officials chose three nominees from the senior class based on service dependability leadership and patriotism, with the final selection by lot by a D A R representative.
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Claas
Hand County
Suhn
Ree Helens
Nathelle Rudd
Miller
Hilda Ziegar
St. Lawrence
Ethel Anglin
Fairview Township
Lot i
Organization At Office Of County Superintendent
A report notes a formal gathering at the office of the county superintendent on Thursday afternoon. Details on attendees or agenda are not specified in the readable text.
Monoxide Kills One Man In Hurley Truck Incident
In Hurley on December 4 carbon monoxide fumes killed Mathews Meyers of Faith and left Roy Hughest of Gas Coyne N D in serious condition. The two men had worked on a graveling project near Flandreau and slept in a truck with the motor running to stay warm. Meyers was found dead in the cab this morning while Hughest was rushed to a Sioux Falls hospital in bad condition.
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Hurley
Mathews Meyers
Faith
Roy Hughest
Gascoyne
N. D
Sioux Falls
Flandreau
Mrs. Roosevelt asks nation to decide on private lives
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt urged Americans to weigh public duty against family privacy at a press conference. She defended accepting a board seat at a insurance firm, arguing a President and his family must maintain normal lives while in the White House. In Boston, Mrs Roosevelt was elected director of the Roosevelt and Sargent Insurance Union, a post once held by her son James.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United States
White House
Boston
Mra
Boston Insurance Unn
Sargent
James
Theatre Party Highlights School Paper Subscription Contest
High school students in the losing group of a school paper subscription contest were entertained by the winning side at a theatre party held last week. The event showcased school spirit and camaraderie amid competitive stakes.
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Waibel Hardware Co
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Hollywood
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