American Delegation Edges Toward Franco Italian Accord
London reports the American naval delegation seeks Franco Italian understanding at the naval conference. Dwight W. Morrow meets Dino Grandi to align on French policy and Italian armament aims. Next week Verona Italian statements and a Grandi Tarquin meeting in Paris could ease the Franco Italian dispute.
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DeWitt Mackenzie
Associated Press
London
France
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexco
Bitter cold blankets South Dakota towns
A cold snap sweeps the region with subzero readings from Aberdeen to Rapid City. Sioux Falls reports eight below, Huron five below, Mitchell three below, Watertown thirteen below, and Rapid City seven above the warmest spot at the time. Snowfall traces observed in Mitchell, Sioux Falls, and Rapid City as temperatures dip.
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Sioux Falls
Midwest
Dirier
Ater
Aberdeen
Watertown
Repid Cit
Pietre
Mitchell
Huron
Mankton
Rapid City
Park Board Is Sure To Ballot Without Split
Rapid City reports a February Park Board session ending in unanimous agreement on continuing unity through the meeting. Tom Berry, a Democrat, claims control and quips about meeting alone. Senator Norbeck and John Stanley are away. Alabama wild turkeys and highway issues top the agenda.
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Rapid City
State Park Board
Tom Berry
Peter Norbeck
Washingon
John Stanley
California
Alabama
Bercy
Charlie Robertson
Press Group Favors Tariff
SIOUX FALLS February 11 1971 The South Dakota Press Association backed an adequate tariff for agricultural products and for industries using state grown produce, seen as aiding the beet sugar sector near Belle Fourche. Casper Nohner was elected president, L W Robinson became acting president and directorate included G G Warmer W G Tamblyn and H H Heath. About 250 attended the convention here.
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Siouk Falls
South Dakota Press Association
Fourche
Belle Fourche
Casper Nohner
Harmona County Herald Enterprise
L. W. Robinson
Mitchell Gazette
Testis.dent
John F. Craig
Tripp E+ Fer
G. G. Warmer
Gregory Times-Advocate
W. G. Tamblyn
Miller Press
H. H. Heath
The
Artesian Commonwealth
Nohner
Pastor Langdale Dies Former Riverside Congregational Pastor
The Rev. Thomas Guy Langdale, retired Riverside Congregational Church pastor known in South Dakota, died suddenly in Lawrence Massachusetts. A Chicago Theological Seminary graduate of 1882, Langdale served early pastorates in Clark’s South Dakota and held other charges before moving east. He is survived by his
Doctor Harmon to Deliver Sermon at First Presby terian
Dr L B Harmon Bible instructor at Huron college will preach tomorrow morning at First Presbyterian church The pastor Rev Hubert Ketelle has been ill recently and is reported improving
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L. B. Harmon
Huron College
Moraing
First Presbyterian Church
Hubert Ketelle
Huronite Adopts Textype Dress For Readable News
Huron's eye specialists praised the Evening Huronite's new dress featuring Textype text and Caslon headlines. Doctors noted clearer letters, less eye strain, and easier line-to-line reading, with gradual headline style changes planned for the near future.
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Huron
Evening
Huronite
Northwest
Moergentheler Linotype
Onyl
Caslon
Huron Eye
Benj. Thomas
HL. Saylor
Huron Clinic
Sherman L. Johnson
Rotarians Lady Night Delightful Evening in Huron
The eleventh annual Ladies Night by the Huron Rotary Club drew over 100 guests at the Elks ballroom, Hotel Marvin Hughitt. A dinner, music, and varied entertainment followed, with tables rearranged to foster informality. Dr Royal C Agne welcomed the ladies and spoke on Rotary history as Mrs M E Blyert D TusK and performers including Agne and Martin Van Deursen showcased songs and piano, while Mrs A F Lang gave a grateful toast and playful anecdotes about husbands.
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Heron Rotarians
Elks Ball Room
Marvin Hughitt
Rotarians
Peek
Martin van Deursen
Daniel J. Gage
Agne
Royal C. Agne
As On College
Rotary
M. E. Blyert D. Tusk
Boscowitz
Chopin
Kreisler
Madam Schusnasm-Heink
Cancer Victims Flock to New Treatment Trials
In San Francisco on February 15 patients with cancer crowded the Southern Pacific Hospital and nearby clinics to try a new treatment by Dr Walter Coffey and Dr Joan Humber. Aimed at a disease with no known cure, the serum injections were offered at low cost as a large scale experiment.
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San Francisco
Walter B. Coffey
Joan D. Humber
Southern Pacific ‘Hospital
Coffer
Dr. Humber
Pew
Humber
Coffey
Poker Alice Recovering Nicely in Rapid City Hospital
Rapid City dispatch reports Mrs. Alice Tubbs of Sturgis known as Poker Alice, famed from the old west rush days, is recovering after gall stone surgery at a Rapid City hospital. Doctors say at her extreme age there is no certainty she is out of danger. she is 90 years old today.
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Rapid City
Alice
Tubbs
Sturgis
West
Poker Alice
Gail Stone
Dottors
Balloon Blowing Contests Highlight Lady Night
A church social featured a balloon blowing contest for ladies and a similar event for men. Mrs. Robert D. Lusk won best balloon burst while Mrs. Camden Rayburn earned second. judges included Rev. Trenety and Chas Mitchell. A loving cup from Wilbel Hardware was awarded.
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Robert D. Lusk
Camden Rayburn
Alfred ‘Trenety
Chas
H. J. Mitchell
John ‘Longstaff
L. B. Har‘mon
C. §. Laughlin
Stanley Colton
Lewis Benson
Scord
John Fousberg
Trenerry
Wiibel
I. A. Churchill
Ladies Wight
Alex
Culbane
Benson
Hairy misprint heralds South Dakota general chaos
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a chaotic South Dakota general item with garbled phrases and unclear details. No clear names, dates, or events readable.
George Sherman Nominated For Huron Chamber Leader
George E Sherman a druggist has been nominated president of the Huron Chamber of Commerce announced by nominating chairman Dr W H Saxton The annual meeting on Monday night March 3 will present his name and all other nominations The seven past presidents on the nominating committee have worked since last Wednesday Other nominations include Treasurer Dr J Spink Agriculture John F White Conventions Chas H J Michell Finance and budget Stanley Colton Manufacturing and distribution Dale Thorn Purity and tourists G J Kiel Municipal affairs B P Patton Building and industrial promotion Glen O Martin Solicitations advertising and charities G B Fahrendorf Good roads E C McKenzie Education and recreation Leo A Temmey Meeting and acquaintance Dr H L Saylor Retail promotion Simon Axelrad Aviation Clyde Bo Smith nominees may be added from the floor with unanimous approval The president candidate has long civic involvement and is partner in the Sherman Moe drug store and part owner of Corner Drug Store
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George E. Sherman
Huron Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Saxton
John F. White
Chas
H. J. Michell
Stanley Colton
Dale, Thorn
G. J. Kiel
B. P. Patton
Glen O. Martin
And
H. L. Saylor
Simon Axelrad
Clyde Bo Smith
Chamber
Sherman & Moe
Corner Drug
B. B.mcclaskey
Huron Central Lab Por Union
A. J. Musgy
Huron
Don G. Medbery
Beadle County” Auto’ Trades “Association
Ross Wiley
Watertown Defeats Redfield 25 To 16 In Conference Battle
Watertown won 25 to 16 at Redfield in a conference game. Waterinwa led 21 to 5 at halftime before Redfield narrowed the gap late. Larson 2, and Dubois with late baskets, plus Wishard three long shots, starred for Watertown. Redfield’s Brentford reserves fell 21 to 9 in the preliminary.
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Redfield
Watertown
Waterinwa
Redfield High School
T. Larson
Dubois
Wishard
Hrentford High
Coyote Pleads Self Defense Gains Freedom
In Peabody Kansas on February 15 Benny the coyote faced a district court charge for biting Alexander Ward. The defense argued provocation after teasing, with testimony that the bite was a single act. The jury found Benny provoked and awarded no damages.
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Bennys
Alexander
Little Benny
Benny
Toland Enters GOP Bid for County Treasurer
Toland, an accountant at Jones Chevrolet, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer. A Beadle county native from Logan township, he joins Mrs. B. Madden as the second candidate. Toland previously held a deputy treasurer role and worked with O. E. Wright during the Dodge agency era.
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Ela. Toland
Jones Chevroint Company
Toland
Beadle County
B. M. Madden
Gorn
Logan Township
Ana Dlinois
Will Consider High School Credentials
Mitchell, Feb. 15. Members of the South Dakota committee of the secondary school commission of the North Central Association met in Mitchell to pass on credentials of member schools in the state and five others seeking membership. Sanction of the action will be by the North Central Association meeting in Chicago in March. Committee members include A. W Frankenfeld, W. L Early, RW. Kraushaar, and J. C. Lindsey.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Secondary School Commission
North Central Association
Chicago
Marcin
A. W Frankenfeld
The
State University, Vermilion
W. L Early
Sioux Falls
RW. Kraushaar
Sspears Fierce
J. C. Lindsey
Willow Lake Triumph Over Bryant 14-11 Upset
Willow Lake high school edged Bryant 14 to 11 at Willow Lake on Feb 15. The Toca team led 5 to 4 at the half and maintained the advantage. Tutles scored 6 points to lead Bryant in the narratively brief game recap.
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Willow Lake
Bryant
Willow Lake High School
Toca
Tutles
Alpena Nips Wolsey High 17 to 14 in Tight Showdown
Alpena edged Wolsey High 17 to 14 after leading 10 to 5 at halftime. Barber led Alpena with top scoring while Newton paced Wolsey. The Feb 15 game report notes a close contest and standout performances from both schools.
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Wolsey High
Alpena
Seek Test-Guilt Of Purchaser Of Liquor In Prohibition Era
Washington officials announce a new effort to test the guilt or innocence of the liquor purchaser under prohibition laws. In a prior attempt charges failed for lack of evidence. A man in custody faces a case of buying illicit liquor while a woman is accused of selling. The woman will be prosecuted under the Howes law and the man under the Volstead Act section six, which bans manufacture, sale, purchase, or transportation of any liquor.
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Washington
Two Antarctic Expeditions Reach Year Two Close
New York dispatch reports two year two Antarctic expeditions nearing completion. Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd leads one party breaking camp near Little America amid 10 degree temperatures. Sir Hubert Wilkins with his team leaves Deception Island for Montevideo after a perilous voyage aboard the Henrik Ibsen.
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New York
Richard &. Byrd
Lite America
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
South Dartmouth
Mass
America
Tanges Island
Waa
William Svovesby
Antarctic
Wilkins
Byrd
Lombardo Slaying Tops Chicago Crime News
Chicago report says Anthony Lombardo, 31, linked to Capone era unions, was slain in a bold on the spot shooting in the business district. Police note the weekend saw hundreds of arrests as they continue a crackdown on bad characters amid a seeming drop in overall violence.
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Chicago
Anthony Lombardo
Tony Lombardo
Scar
Lombardy
Ana Moodlums
Palio
De Smet to Play Preston Tonight in Kingsbury finale
Lake Preston hosts the Kingsbury county high school basketball final with De Smet set to meet Lake Preston after De Smet defeated Oldham 35 to 10 in the semi finals and Lake Preston beat Hetland 14 to 10. Olson of Oldham starred despite a sprained ankle while Munger led De Smet.
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Lake Preston
de Smet
Kingsbury County
Oldham High School
White Lake
Preston
Hetland
Oldham
Olson
Munger
Aftter
Lax
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