The Boy Scout Movement in Our Democracy Spirit
The piece extols Scouting as a non partisan tool for self education and good citizenship. It notes Scout activities in Huronians week including a rally at St Teresa church gymnasium and snow removal around hydrants. It highlights a Jamboree Pilgrimage in June with about 25 000 Scouts to Washington and urges continued good turns to spread civic values.
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BOY Scout Movement
America
Russia
Italy
Germany
Huron
Ugh
St. Teresa Narchhial School
Washington
Patronize Huron Merchants and Support Local Shops
Huron with a population around 12,000 seeks to boost local commerce by urging residents to patronize hometown merchants. The piece condemns traveling salesmen who demand down payments before showing goods and warns such tactics hurt trust and steer buyers toward local retailers offering better terms and real demonstrations before purchase.
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Huron
Fiery Letter From L Hopkins Reflects South Dakota Sentiment
L Hopkins of Clark voices strong South Dakota views in each letter, capturing broad statewide sentiment.
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L.hopkins
Clark
South
Hopkins attacks Mencken on Dust Bowl critique
In February 1937 the American Mercury issue is cited with Hopkins disputing Mencken’s December 1936 critique of Dust Bowl regions. Hopkins argues the critic lacks practical solutions and would condemn the unemployed to misery, portraying the debate as a charged defense of rural dignity versus elite snobbery.
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Rican Mercury
Hopkins
Hy L Mencken
Farmera
American Mercury
Huronite
Dust Bowl
Upper
Yifenlong
Mr. Hopkins
Hell
Invention Leads to Highway Center Line Plaque Reward
A rural New York highway commissioner Edward N Hines is honored by a committee for originating the center line on paved roads. The simple white line has saved lives and reduced property damage nationwide, bringing him quiet satisfaction beyond recognition.
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Santil
Edward N. Hines
New York
Hines
Etiquette Rules For Diplomats and Navy Officers
Washington decrees on ship to shore etiquette aims to prevent clashes between diplomats and navy officers abroad. President Roosevelt sets rules requiring flag officers to call first or diplomats to call ashore within 24 hours, ending long-standing tensions and letting departments focus on other duties.
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Des Moines Register
Washington
Adolf Hitler
General Goering
Navy
Roosevelt
Anghee
Mia Post
Nebraska tackles mercy death and dog protection bills
The Nebraska unicameral considers two controversial measures, one permitting euthanasia for incurable illness upon request, the other criminalizing dog killing with modest penalties. Backers cite compassion and cruelty prevention, while opponents warn of slippery slopes and value-based justice in a debate spanning ethics and law.
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Nebraska
Des Moines
Nebraska Assembly
Iman
Boose and Politics a State Monopoly Proposal
A Aberdeen American News report discusses a Pierre introduced bill to transfer liquor control to a state monopoly. Critics warn centralized administration invites corruption and inefficiency, urging regulators to proceed cautiously and learn from past experiences.
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Aberdeen American News
Booth Dakota
Sears
Pierre
Liguor
Putinky
Bume
Washington Gossip on Roosevelt Court Plan and Congress
The piece lampoons downtown officials courting Congress without real effort, noting Wallace and Roosevelt push a farm bill and a court repacking plan. It cites mixed telegrams from lawmakers, lobbyists led by Charles West, and public reaction, while a humorous anecdote mulls over Seniority and a senator’s library ban.
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R Washington
Wallace
Roosevelt
Smith
Jones
Roosevelt Has Been Kept Entirely, Private, But Resentiment Against “Wallace
House Agriculture
Wallace Jin Peck
House Sprictilince
Mr. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
AAA
League of Nations
Wison
Diary notes snowbound world with farm chores and meals
A February diary entry describes snow, road work, tending chicks, and a homemade Ke ynan dessert recipe. The author mentions sharing food with family, reading Giants of the Earth, and visiting Paul and Amy's, while noting a chilly afternoon and a railroad whistle.
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Jim
Am Man
Paul
Amy
Huren
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Oration Contest Recap
Twenty years ago in Huron the oratorical event at the college auditorium featured Ming Jean Beasy, Emil Utterbeck, and others. Awards included $25 to Brady for F- A. Kent’s contest representation and $45 to Utterbeck for An Integrated Nation with judges V. Sewers, B. B. McClaskey, and CP. The evening included piano and songs, followed by a junior senior banquet in the G F hall with toasts by Prof. J. L. Douglas, Markey, L.A. Charehit, Misa Pyle, F. L. Whitney, and others.
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Ecole
Ming Jean Beasy
T. H. Kent
College
Mise Brady
Kent
Wate
Brookings
Emil
Utterbeck
Boe
Albert McMillan
C. J. Boe
Keith Halton
James Durfee
Ware -V. Sewers
B. B. McClaskey
Blah School
1.C. G.F
J. L. Douglas
Board’ of Education
Misa Pyle FL. Whitney
Aity
A. ©. Bowden
Priscipal
Manhattan Arts and Fashion Gossip in New York City
Grerce Ross details George Jessel’s rapid rise in New York pro stage as he sends daily wire messages, Irving Caesar shifts to serious composing, and Camille’s grave fascination sparks MGM buzz. The piece notes theater casting decisions, Hollywood figures visiting Broadway, and a British cultural influence threading through Manhattan’s social scene.
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New York
Manhattan
George Jessel
Florenz Ziegeld
Hollywood
Jessel
Ed Wynn
Khow
Yale
Irving Caesar
Fire starts in hospital lab with wax flame scare
A stove flare from a gal stove lit a pail of floor wax at the RUS hospital and sparked a small blaze about 6 o clock. Dr Sprague and Jackson Laughlin, a Daily Huronite carrier, acted quickly to douse the fire. Mrs B F White recovering after recent surgery, and Nellie Driquiat of Hitchcock visited Huron yesterday.
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O. D. Dunbar
RUS Hospital
Sprague
Jackson Laughlin
B. F. White
Nellie Driquiat of
Hitchcock
Huron
Sweepstake Winner Named in Huronite Coloring Contest
Carol Sikorra won the weekly sweepstakes of the Friday Evening Huronite coloring contest. Fifty residents of Huron and nearby areas entered to win ten free tickets to the Huron Theatre. Winners will pick up tickets at the box office the same day they attend the show.
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Carol Sikorra
Ayron
Ally Syeil
Tree Fickels
Huron
Marjorie Tobin
Kathleen Mahnwald
Mary Hammen
Darlene Jonson
Ardith Teacy
Betty Snedivar
Ella Blake
Dolores Diamona
Heron
Secret Operatives Worked for Morrell
Washington February 1 The Ey Follette civil Liberties committee released a list of officers and secret operatives of the Pinkerton National Detective Agency and firms served by it Robert Pinkerton Agency president testified the agency carried on labor investigations for many industrial firms and some operatives were labor union members The partial list of industrial firms included John Martel Co Sioux Falls SD
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Washington
Ey Follette Civil Liberties Committee
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Robert
Pinkerton Agency
Pinkerton
John Martel & Co
Sioux Falls, Sd
Makes World Trip Without A Penny
Los Angeles report on Arthur Cadogan of Muscatine Iowa who traveled around the world in fifteen months without spending cash. He hitchhiked to New York, boarded a Europe-bound freighter, and refused cash for services, hoping his $500 reward will go to pay an aviator to lift him two miles above the jungle.
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Charles West
West
Congress
Roosevelt
John .Winant
Social Security Board
Washimaton
Winant
Stirling
Los Angeles
Arthur Cadogan
Muscatting
Towa
Aon
Ant
Los Ans Relos
Wsk
New York
Stoker
Congo
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Merra Ben
Gene U Urman
Tony
Itz
Az & Gusst
South Dakota
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Acoc
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Newa
Umening
Huronite Builkiing
George Clark
Pia
Paul Liallon
Copsright
Paul Mallon
Winans
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Grerce Ross
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Camille
Paris
Camillas
Garda
Lavidenally
Marie Gantiex
Alexandre Durmus
Theater Guild
Henry Tutt
Maxwell Anderson
Henry Hull, Jr
Cigs
Tin Pan Alley
Nowsky
Collegians
Sulla Stioon
Elf
Ghuck Connors
Steve Brodie
Suihe
Wurminwidon
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Ronald Colman
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Bill Robinson
Cotton Club
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Duke of Windsor
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Morrell
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