Former Huron woman Grace Sperling publishes poetry book
Grace Dickinson Sperling of Chicago, former Huron resident and sister of C. B. Dickinson, has published a poetry book with Chicago publisher Ralph Fletcher Seymour. The poem focuses on King Feisal and Arab unity, inspired by T. E. Lawrence and World War I. Sperling has served as president of the Chicago Poetry Circle and contributes to Step Ladder and Bookfellow in the U.S. and England.
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Communists Infiltrate Kemal Party Stir Turkish Politics
ANKARA. As Turkey adopts a five year industrial plan a faction within the People’s Party led by Mahmud Bey openly brands the left group as communistic. The Milhttp Milliet daily carried Mahmud Bey’s claim that Kadro seeks state monopoly over major industries and transportation, leaving private initiative to small workshops. Premier Ismet Pasha’s stance remains uncertain.
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Millett
Ieft
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Milliett
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Zongouldak
Italy
Manchester PTA Plans Evening Program At Town Hall
G S Barnes president of the Manchester PFA announces a meeting at the town hall this evening with an interesting program. Prof Krum of Iroquois will bring the high school orchestra from Iroquois and Marilyn Dickey is expected to take part. A picnic lunch will be served.
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Iroquois
Marilyn Dickey
Post-Nuptial Party At Burdette
Post-nuptial party held in Burdette as Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hague hosted friends after their recent marriage. The couple were away when guests arrived, so the gathering was arranged to console and celebrate. Music provided by the Hargens Bros.MOVE TO FARMManchester, Feb 8 Special Mr and Mrs J B Christianson and family to move March first to a farm south of Lake Preston. They are packing and shifting machinery this week.
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Alfred Hague
Hauge
Hargens
Manchester
J. B. Christianson
Lake Preston
Wooldrige admits to multiple bank robberies in Dakota and Minnesota
Cyrus Wooldrige, awaiting transfer to Leavenworth after a conviction for robbing Wahpeton, N Dakota, confessed two more North Dakota bank robberies. He earlier admitted nine holdups across Minnesota and the Dakotas, including Ha vana and Wolsey. United States marshal says Wooldrige will be moved to Forman, N D, soon to face related charges.
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Leavenworth Penitentiary
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Restaurants to face state fire marshal inspections
Pierre February report states that night clubs and other venues with large crowds fall under state fire marshal inspection laws and fee requirements. The attorney general notes not all eateries are covered but the fire marshal will determine applicability by use. Dawson indicated restaurants connected to entertainment will be inspected in the future. A separate Groton item covers a survey of school grounds by Brookings civil engineering instructor Lowell Yost and US Geodetic Survey staff for a new school building plan.
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United States Geodetic Survey
Oyster Supper Planned by Burdette Ladies Aid
The lone bore Ladies Aid plans an oyster supper this evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Herry Kenyon Sr. The remainder of the evening will be spent socially.
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Lone Bore Ladies Aid
CEC Workers Do Much In Hills During Conservations Effort
Rapid City reports praise the Civilian Conservation Corps in the Black Hills. Supervisors cite 15 camps from May to Oct 1933 with 18,699 acres improved, nearly 300 miles of roads and trails built, 36 bridges, 2,800 fire-suppression manhours, 67 miles of lines rebuilt, and extensive range, erosion, and fishery work plus 6,000 cords of wood for relief.
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Harney forest CCC progress and May cyclone impact noted
Krueger reported many miscellaneous projects in the Black Hills forest while Conner described a May cyclone first to hit the Hills, leaving a 50 mile by 115 mile broken strip. The Harney supervisor estimated 423,612 man-hours remain after April 1 for eight camps, needing about three more six month periods. Grover Cleveland is noted as the only president to serve a second term after a lapse. The Wea sington eighth graders announce an operetta The Music Beanstalk on March 2 with Miss Helen Crocs directing.
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CCC
Harney Forest
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