Eliminate gate receipts to curb college athletics
An eastern college president urges removing gate receipts and high paid coaches to curb the influence of money on college sports. He notes Iowa’s Big Ten exit and argues stadiums are costly and underused, and that athletes face conflict between sport and education. The debate prompts educators to reassess priorities in higher learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Big Ten
Western Universities
Iowa City
Iowa University
Western University
Selective immigration urged by Hull for jobs and crime
Immigrant policy proposed by Harry E. Hull, now commissioner general of immigration, calls for selective admission to curb racketeering and unemployment. He argues applicants should be screened for actual economic needs rather than first-come status, allowing only those likely to aid industry. He likens admission controls to membership limits used by lodges and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Hull
Hoover
United States
Hull
Regulating the Radio and the Quack Problem
The Better Business bureau leads a push to regulate radio advertising to curb quackery. Newspapers and magazines have long barred certain medical claims, and the movement shifts to radio as a new frontier. Strong entities include the BBB and various media outlets aiming to ban unrecognized practitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Business Bureau
Radio monopoly sparks drive for tighter airwave rules
A movement rails against direct selling and radio monopolies claiming public welfare requires restraint. The federal radio commission granted a station a unique wave length, drawing critique that such power limits other stations and floods air time with minimal interest. supporters say regulate to balance convenience and equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Radio Commission
Dolly Gann to preside at official vice presidential dinner
A news dispatch reports Dolly Gann sister of Vice President Curtis will chair an official vice presidential dinner. Alice Roosevelt Longworth will not attend, underlining social tensions. In a lighter note, William Holm of South Dakota followed a street car into a car barn and dropped into a seven foot pit after obeying a traffic officer.
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Dolly Gann
Curtis
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Gann
William Holm
South Dakota
Chicago
South
Press Comment Booze and Brimery
Minnearslis Journal argues against bone dry prohibition and endorses a constitutional amendment allowing state liquor centers modeled on Canadian systems. It contends that any modification requires ratification by states, notes the impracticality of federal amendments, and defends prohibition while warning that state control could still invite corruption and crime through enforcement officers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Pblic
al Gorts
Army of
Out Where the West Begins in Western Optimism
An analysis contrasts eastern and western mindsets through a set of questions posed to young church members. It notes a broader western optimism versus eastern distrust, highlighting views on merit, regulation, religion, Prohibition, and justice with Nebraska showing higher yes votes than the East. The piece argues the west appears more hopeful and progressive despite some superficial signs otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
T. Publican
America
East
Nebraska
the Times Ag
Neighborhood News Roundup From Pierre Community
Mr and Mrs A Fawcett were in Pierre this week. Henry Specker repairs a house at the Enoch Bay farm. Mrs E Else and Mrs C W Gardner have been ill. Mr and Mrs Johndie Holtz attended a New Year dancing party at the Namany home. Mr Elmer Beck and children were guests at the Hertz home. Mr and Mrs KK Bawdon and Richard were Miller visitors. Navy Side defeated Ree Heights in a Cedar Hall basketball game. Ree Heights Township Community club met with Mrs Douglas Beatt. Royal Neighbors installed officers Wednesday. William Steele and son from Rapid City visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Jim Wenrick of Norfolk Neb visiting their three daughters. Miss Tou ise Sisson vacationing with relatives at Spearfish. Henry Aust of Capple [sic] visited town.
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Nid
A Fawcett
Pierre
Henry .Specker
Enoch Bay
E. Else
C. W. Gardner
Johndie Holtz
Peter Namany
Elmer Beck
George Hertz
Kk. R. Bawdon
Richard
Miller
Cedar Hall
Navy
Ree Heights
Ree Heights ‘Township
Douglas Beatt
Royal
William Steele
3Iile
Rapid City
Jim. Wenrick
Norfold
Nab
Toulse Sisson
Spearfish
Henry Aust
Cappa
Manchester Social News Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Gatherings
Special Correspondent reports New Year visits at Bancroft and around town. A Monday dance hosted by Bjornson and Lewalley drew a large crowd, followed by a Wednesday card party with a social luncheon and dancing. Read mentions of local movements, guests, and farm transfers in the area.
Yale Mrs. James Rowan Attends Funeral in Huron
Local notes report Yale residents including Mrs. James Rowan and son Edand Benny Rowan attending the funeral of John Smith in Huron. Others mentioned: Mrs. Luby of Artesian, Mr. and Mrs. Foote traveling to Sioux, Mrs. Foote seeking treatment, and several relatives visiting or returning home from Sioux Falls, Minneapolis, and other nearby towns.
Local Holiday Socials and Visits Highlight Richland Notes
In Richland special correspondent C.E. Jones and daughter report a week of family visits with the Elder and Van Tuyl homes returning to Doland Tuesday. A party hosted by Mrs Mildred Beall honored her sister, Mildred, over the holidays. The Richland church Young People's class held a gathering in the new schoolhouse Friday night. Miss Marjorie Gilchrist of Mitchell spent the holidays with her mother Mrs Mathe. Mr and Mrs W Van Tyl hosted friends in Osceola and New Year at the Van Tuyl home with Christy Mausbach also visiting.
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Richland
C.E. Jones
van Tuyl
Doland
Mgdiya Beall
Mildred
A. M.benil
Clas
Social notes from Aberdeen and area events
A look at local social happenings includes Miss Dorothy Gilchrist returning from Aberdeen where she trained as a nurse. Vera DuBois hosted friends for a late night lunch, Miss Grace Lyngen visits from McIntosh, and Mildred Beal travels back to Osage or Osco Hioosa. The D C C Club marked its nineteenth anniversary with a dinner at C W Van Tuyl’s home, about 80 attendees, while Mrs. Margaret Sweet visits her daughter’s home between duties.
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C. W. van Tuyl
Dorothy Gilchrist
Aberdeen
Vera DuBois
Vera
Grace Lyngen
McIntosh
M. D
John Lyngen
Mildred Beal
Oskie Hioosa
D. C. C. Club
C. W
Local Virgil Community Marks New Year and Holidays
Relatives and friends gathered at the Ed Simantel home to honor a twenty third wedding anniversary with a New Year’s party and lunch.Families from Virgil, including the Fauger and Simantel families, attended gatherings at several homes and farms. Visitors from Omaha, Chamberlain, Madison, Milwaukee joined local residents for holidays and school openings after Christmas vacation.
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Ed Simantel
Frank Fapger
M. Schippareit
Huron
Dearborn
Flowers Farm
West At
George Peterson
Omaha
Kate 'Peterson
Chamberlain
Frances Coodiliz
Madison
Normal
Ida, Thomas
Milwaukee
Oscar Dich
Fuwnily
Clarence Lau
Yale
Tlarolt Frise
Feed Iriege
Victor
Clarence
Will Friese
Peart
Eechen
Bancroft Social Notes Highlight Local Holiday Visits
Ellis Wertz Ridge Mont Archie Tyrrell Aberdeen Normal F visitors Barnfhero families mourn Mrs Dugdale’s mother death Frauke Mitch and family from White River spend New Year at Blaine MMarkh home, festive local gatherings. Pred Peterson Ford truck stolen, found in Water town. 21 million US telephones connect to seven million in Europe via radio telephone across the Atlantic.
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Mra
Frauke Mitch
Famly
White
River
Blaine-Mmarkh
Hom
Marvin Riddle
Bad
James
Tide
Presbyterian Teachersarainins
Frye
Bigard Anderson
The
University
South Dakota
Betty “Béerman
Atten Tobey
Fred Feixe
Henry Knautz
Yale
Martin Wilking
Sioux Falls
Peterson
de Smet
Sara Beth
Marjorie. Jencks
Brookings College
Bancroft
Glen ‘Aneks
Laura Jencks
Hilda Fuar- Brenau
Trenaurar
Inen Maass
Velma
Smith
Huron Clinic
Bia Bunensa
Madison
Durhis
Huyton
Ciio
Maass
United States
Europe
Atlantic
Unclear fragment prompts reformulation
The readable text shows a garbled notice or ad fragment mentioning pain relief claims and a Milwaukee address. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable beyond a purported Department name and box number. The snippet lacks coherent facts to summarize a specific news item.
De Smet Scouts Awarded Second Class and Badges
Koy Scoute of De Smet presided at a court of honor where Paul Besselievre earned second class scout. Allen Besselievre received civics and firemanship badges. Paul Green earned merit badges in automobiling civics and firemanship and became a Star Scout. Several others gained firemanship and pathfinding badges, with multiple names listed as receiving firemanship badges.
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Koy Scoute
de Smet
Paul Besselieyre
Aubrey Sherwood
W. A. Dyar
P. L. Sewfield
Nev
W. O. Besselievre
de ‘Smet
Allen Esselievre
Paul Green
LeRoy Newman
Howard Hasche
Denton Kohler
George’ Museer
John Woodard
Hugh Keating
Law, McKibben
Per’ Berg
Leo Herr
Kenneth Jones
Loren Jones
Paul Bespelevre
Lake Preston High imposes a four subject limit rule
Lake Preston High will limit students to four subjects in the second semester unless a scholastic average of 0.85 is maintained, says Superintendent A A Coulson. Some students currently take five to seven subjects, risking lower quality work and inflated credits by senior year. Students below an 83 percent average must conf er with the faculty to adjust their course load.
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Lake Preston High School
A. A. Coulson
Dakota Belle 4 H Club Candy Pull Party
Dakota Belles 4 H club held a candy pulling party at Mrs. Mabel Crossman's home in Wessington on December 28 with seven members and eight visitors. Lorene Bothwell, club secretary, notes games such as My Ship Goes Sailing and Spin the Bottle, plus taffy pulling and popcorn. the event ran until 12 30 a m with a lively social hour.
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Wessington
Mabel Crossman
Lorene Bothwell
Mise Bothweil
Bramhall Students Receive Honor Award
North Bramhall school honors Beadle county students who achieved 90 percent in the fourth month ex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramhall
North Bramhall
Beadle
Attendance Awards Highlight Local Students
The list notes perfect attendance awards for Florence Henderson Elizabeth Stingley and Marjorie Stingley. School openings followed a one week vacation with classes resuming Monday.
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Welter Dittman
Florence Hennler'sosz
1Nnetta Halbert
Elizabeth Stengley
Carroll Parkinson
Florence Henderson
Elizabeth
Marjorie Stingley
Eight Counties Display Short Course Stunt Across South Dakota
In late December at Le Junisy short course running December 27 to 31, eight counties presented stunts. Swanty county showcased Girls, Hughes county featured Wanted a Hand, Miner county presented 1-H Achievement Day, Codington county offered The Spieic of the 4-H's, Roberts county shared How the Golden Needle Ghib Came to J.S., Lincoln County staged Heals for dog giness, Telanda highlighted Taking Chath Wark to the Cannibal, and Brown county put on a boos stunt. Brown county won the banner for their display.
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le Junisy
Swanty County
Hughes County
Ment County
Miner County
South Dakota
Codington
Roberts County
J.S. C. Lincoln
Brown
Brown Couity
Hitchcock Students Present Box Social Program
Hitchcock students plan a box social and program on January 10. Miss Evelyn Hall leads a varied lineup featuring songs The Song of the Drum and The Minster's Mistake, plus acts by Daffodils Waltzan Sue and the Gatzke siblings.
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Hitchcock
Washington
Evelyn Hall
Marris Daffodils
Waltzan Sue
Sehout
Dollies
Mary Brooker
the Minsters
Roy Gatzke
Ruth Gatzke
Eleanore Brooker
Tye
Marie Heineman
Jessel
Garms
Eliwool Harms
Vernan Harms
Butter Boosters Plan Next Meeting At January 24
Twenty four members attended the Rovilla Butter Boosters 4-H club meeting held Monday evening at the Louis Barthtemu home. The next gathering is planned for January 24 at the home of Llord Orsh.
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Louis Barthtemu
Llord Orsh
Wey’s Second Prize Story Noted in Column
James Brookings won second prize for a state writing contest story. The column notes the award did not cover travel or lodging expenses for the short contest, and recalls the story’s reception.
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WEYS
James Brookings
4-H Club Profits Highlight 1954 Goals
County 4-H members report profits of 2700 dollars in 1929 while embracing ownership pride. State club head H MM Jones underscores enthusiasm and calls for more and better club work as the 1954 slogan and aim.
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Culls County
H MM. Jones
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Artesian
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R.C. Foote
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Anna Belle Marsh
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Ellis Wertz
Ridge
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Archie Tyrrell
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Lake Preston High
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