Supreme Court Dismisses Wool Growers Case Against Shutt
Pierre February 25 The South Dakota Supreme Court dismissed proceedings by the Cooperative Wool Growers to block Max Shutt from qualifying as a member of the livestock sanitary board citing no merit in the plaintiff’s statutory challenge. The court noted one appointment was made without consulting the plaintiff association and found no uniform executive construction.
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Vr Vy Pierre
The
South Dakota Supreme Court
Cooperative Wool Growers
Max Shutt
Belle
Fourche
Livestock Sanitary Board
Harlan J. Bushfield
Shull
South Dakota Wool Growers Association
Hitchcock Shows Out In Funds For State Institutions
R K Hitchcock of the Rapid City Daily Journal told the legislative appropriation committee that South Dakota higher education funding lags behind the state’s recovery. His 20 year study using 1923 as a base shows University funding at 55 percent, State College 58.4, School of Mines 70, and Northern State Teachers College 65, with only small restorations since. He cited similar underfunding at other normal schools and urged reconsideration of allocations.
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Ierre
RK. W. Hitchcock
Rapid City Baily Journal
South Dakota
State College
School of Mines
Northern State Teachers College
Hitchcock
University
Mines
Northern
Hyde County Rural Teachers Meet in Highmore
Hyde County rural teachers held an all day meeting at the courthouse on Saturday. Harriet W. Thomas of Stanley County Rural Teachers spoke on Teaching Devices. Supt. Gladys Gannon distributed the spring Teacher's Bulletin and a discussion of programs followed. A CLEA was organized with Vandie Bloomanrader as president, Ella Holtzman as vice president, Eleanor Fuller as secretary, and Adonna Trippens as treasurer. They will meet again at the courthouse on Saturday, March 6.
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Hyde County
Highmore
Harriet, W. Thomas
Stanley County
Gladys Gannon
Vandie Bloomanrader
Ella Holtzman
Eleanor Fuller
Adonna Trippens
Appropriations Bill Gets Chance To Make Changes
Final hearing on the South Dakota general appropriations bill was set for today with chairmen Stavig Anderson and C. E. Anderson announcing that all other business would be set aside until the budget item is resolved. The $15,686,000 two year expense plan faces changes as lawmakers pare entries and consider tax measures. House committee actions trimmed several special appropriations and a reptile extermination grant. The state affairs committee will back administration tithing and comptroller bills with adoption anticipated Friday.
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Pierre
South Dakota
FE. L. Stavig
Rosholt
C. E. Anderson
Henry
Anderson
House
Appropriations Committee
W. R. Gardner
Buffalo
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
State Development Committee
Sharpe
Southern Normal
Frank Hafner
House ‘State Affairs Committee
German retreat at Thala Pass blunts Axis advance
Allied forces in Tunisia report the German and Italian push at Thala Pass ebbing after three days of heavy fighting. British and American artillery backed by Crusader and Valentine tanks forced retreat toward Kasserine Pass as Allied supply lines held. A lighthearted note follows about a foot race among troops and Arabs for souvenirs amid damaged vehicles.
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Tunisia
Thala Pass
Harold ¥. Boyle
Thala
Mashie
Kasserine Pass
State University Speakers To Enter Nebraska Tourney
Four State University debaters will travel to Lincoln for the University of Nebraska invitational in late February. The team includes Marjorie Van Hérne Denes of Elizabethtown Kentucky Jane Gronlund of Volin Jack Headley of Castlewood and Charles Baily of Webster. They join sections in debate discussion victory oratory and newscasting and will also debate Nebraska University in two debates on February 25 before local audiences in Blair Fremont and Dana College events.
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Chamber of Commerce
High School
Dana College
Blair
Nebraska
Marjorie van Hérne Denes
Elizabethtown
Jane Gronlund
Volin
Jack Headley
Castlewood
Charles Baily
Webster
Senate Roll Call On Two Bills
South Dakota Senate recorded final passage on a truck reciprocity bill with 29 yeas and 6 nays. The livestock ownership inspection area west of the Missouri River passed 29 to 6, with 11 senators voting nay. Named voters and absentees listed, including Albaugh, Beaty, Ernst, Nelson, Olsen, Reed, Thomas, Weir, and Weir.
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South Dakota
Weas
Albaugh
Beaty
Elkins
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Grigsby
Gudehl
Jacobs
Knight
Lovie
Messner
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Lincoln
Marshall
Nevin
Ohlman
Reed
Risty
Roester
Sonnenfeld
Stephenson
Terry
Thomas
Tidball
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Nays
Neubauer
Olsen
Roesler
Tommerasson
Weir
Beck
Graves
Oster
Stavig
Radio schedule highlights for February eve in New York
WEC-7 presents Fanny Brice at 7 30 tonight followed by Henry Aldrich Bing Crosby and Rudy Vallee with Hedda Hopper at 8 and Abbott and Costello at 9 30 March of Time airs at 9 CBS-7 offers Meet Corliss Archer Death Valley Days Major Bowes Amateurs Stage Deer Canteen and First Line U S
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WEC
Fanny Brice
Henry Aldrich
Bing Crosby
Rudy Vallee
Hedda Hopper
Abbott and Costello
CBS
Corliss Archer
Bowes
First Line
U. S
Metropolitan Opera, Town Meeting and Victory Parade On Air
Radio schedule lists Navy Blu 6 30, Met Opera at 7 30 US Town Meeting on civilian national service controversy, Victory Band Parade at 8 30, Raymond Gram Swing at 9, Wings to Victory at 9 30. Other programs include Singing Sam drama Dark Destiny Alfredo Antonini concert South American Serenade, sports and war broadcasts with Bill Stern Lowell Thomas Rex Stout Lucille Manners Dinah Shore and Information Please.
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Metropolitan Opera
U. S
Raymond Gram
MBS
Sam
Alfredo Antonini
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomas
F. Waring
Col. Stoopn'le
Amos and Andy
Cbs
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbc
Rex Stout
Tommy Riggs
Kalienborn
Mr. Keen
Lost Persons
Lucille Manners
Earl Goodwin
Kate Smith
Dinah Shore
Barry Sisters
Willard Thumbs
Abe
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