Unions Face Liability Question After Damages Ruling
Federal Judge Fred L. Wham orders the Progressive Mine Workers of America to pay 117000 in damages from a prolonged strike, signaling a potential turning point in whether unions should be incorporated and legally responsible for their actions. The case raises whether organized labor should bear civil liability.
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Fred L. Wham
East St. Louis
Progressive Mine Workers of America
America
Wham
Organized Labor
Congress
Illinois
MGM Color Travelogue Showcases Black Hills Attractions
A color travelogue film about South Dakota features the Bad Lands Mount Rushmore Memorial and Devil’s Tower with extensive Black Hills scenery. Producer action includes George A. Starling assisting as the Greater South Dakota Association promotes the state to national audiences through MGM. The preview in Huron highlighted fine color photography and a narrator guiding viewers through the state’s wonders.
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South Dakota
Hills
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Huron
George A. Starling
Greater
Black Hills
Mount Rushmore Memorial
Devil's Tower
Wyoming
Black Hills Film Preview to Be Shown in February
A 10 minute color film capturing the beauty of the Black Hills will be shown at the Huron Theatre in February. Viewers will have a chance to see the landscape as recorded by the camera.
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Black Hills
Huron Theatre
Alcatraz For Women Proposed As Federal Prison
Federal officials discuss building a women’s Alcatraz to contain incorrigible female inmates. Proponents argue for separate facilities to curb evil influence and advance redemption through secure confinement. Michigan studies installment payment options. Florida colony astonished by weather. Massachusetts Tech warns tanning negates sun benefits. Stalin balcony leak fuels unanimous Soviet votes.
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Alcatraz
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers Note
A note explains selection of editorials from various American newspapers on South Dakota. The Evening Huronite offers access for historians and students to study contemporary political review and merchandising information in a library collection.
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Otro Hled
South Dakota
Huronite
Eluronim
Resting the Charles E Morgan A New England Tribute
Sioux City reports that the ancient whaling ship Charles E Morgan will receive a permanent resting place near South Dartmouth Massachusetts Col E H Green saved the vessel to honor New England traditions The region rich in folklore and romance recalls old whaling days when clipper ships sailed from New London and New Bedford to carry oils tobacco and grain The preservation symbolizes a brave page in American history and the hardy people who built New England society
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Trey
Sioux City
Charles E. Morgan
E. H. Green
South Dartmouth
Mass
New England
Amecon
Massachusetts
Ceanecticut
America
New
Wartford
United States
Puzzle of life and domestic hints from a diary
A diary fragment reflects on a jigsaw labeled Friends and a plan to finish it for twins, pondering parental limits. It notes a blizzard and dust storms, then shifts to 1940s housework tips, praising long-handled tools and kitchen rearrangements to save time.
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Kansas
South Dakota
Mexico's Little Known Story in Mexico History Tale
Minneapolis Journal notes that northern tourists in Mexico should explore deeper history beyond Villa and Madero. Mexican guides explain Juarez’s residence, historic sites in Mexico City, and the Mayas, Spanish influence, and generals Scott and Taylor, inviting winter readers to discover authentic Mexican history beyond popular fiction.
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Mexico
Minneapolis Journal
Mexican’ Automobile Association
Monterrey
Benito Juarez
Juarez
Mexico City
Avenidas Juarez
Cite de Maya
Iturbe
Maximilian
Diaz
Carranza
Obregon
Huerta
Cortez
Pancho Villa
Madero
Litte
Scott
Taylor
Boycott of Japanese Goods Impacts US Vendors
Baltimore Sun reports limited success of a nationwide boycott aimed at pressuring Japan over its invasion of China. Some manufacturers and retailers adjust plans, with silk and lisle stockings facing price cuts or substitutions. Major chain stores promise to halt purchases of goods from Japan after Christmas, signaling measurable shifts in demand amid broader economic conditions.
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Japan
Baltimore Sun
China
Rid
Itvell
Weel
Watorm
Aneynord
Witil
Kadmnot
Jorge Hilb
Pete Abate
South Dakota Chamber elects leaders at convention
W C Lusk of Yankton will head the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce with W H T Foster of Sioux Falls as vice president and E R Heston of Yankton as treasurer after the board re election at the close of the chamber's second annual convention. Also notes band plans, hospital recovery for Dr Stratton, a Des Moines visitor, a school play hit, and a birthday party at 452 Seventh Street Northeast with neighbors gifting prizes and lunch.
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W.C. Lusk
Yankton
South Dakota Chamber of Commerce
Lusk
W. H. T. Foster
Sioux Falls
E. R. Heston
BR. A. Stratton
Sprague Hospital
Margaret Huckelberry
Des Moines
M. B Marcusen
Bailey
Keith
Potter
Earl F. Hall
Seventh Street
R. P.carlton
George Walkington
Winfred Morrison
Emil Peterson
Yart McFadden
Hall
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand A Home Demonstration
Women in Warren County Kentucky organized demonstrations on housekeeping time savers. At meetings 11 women learned to make and use home mode furniture washes polishes and floor wax. They produced 100 dustless dust-cloths and several dustless mops. Small clubs held window washing contests testing methods for speed and quality.
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Kentucky
New York State
Dighwashing
Hes Home
Mat
Bey
Warren County
Wade Easy
Lang Speaks At Rotary On Public School Progress
Superintendent A J Lang addressed the Rotary Club outlining the history and development of public schools in the United States. He cited changes in methods and curriculum and noted how modern training fosters global interdependence and citizenship. Three former Rotarians rejoined the club at the meeting.
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Rotary Club
A. J. Lang
United States
Fred Lampe
JA W. Palm
Robert Fishaye
Te Club
Contested Supreme Court Seat Jeopardizes Independence
The article discusses competing economic views within the WPA and the concern that a future economic supreme court could be packed with political economists. It lists potential nominees including Maurice E. Harrison, Senator Minton, and Gov. Frank Murphy, noting uncertainty over who will be chosen and warning against partisanship seeping into the court.
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Inkoc
WPA
Jurisidenis
Supreme Court
Stone
Maurice BE. Harrison
Ranciteo
Harrison
California University Law School
San Frantisco Bar Associat
Are
Minton
Todee
Sam
Hrrtton
Frank ‘Murphy
Baseball Star Answers Puzzle Clues In Mixed Up Grid
A playful sports themed puzzle blends horizontal and vertical clues. It features a right handed pitcher nicknamed Charlie and hints at a most valuable player query while listing various definitions and word connections across two directions.
Unclear Senate Wiretaps and Farm Bill Clash
A fragmented piece recalls Washington wiretap probing lines clearing after Senate action. It cites Senator Cotton Ed Smith defending Aunt Mary on the federal payroll, saying she inspired him for 90 years. The agricultural conferees struggle as farm bill talks lag and reworking stalls.
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Smith
Mary
Lowe Addresses Wessington P T A
WESSINGTON January 2 Special The Wessington Springs P T A meeting drew large attendance with Ary Ravenscroft presiding. Superintendent Lowe spoke on Life and Works of General Beadle and outlined the Beadle Centennial. Lowe, South Dakota native, leads the SD FR A and is slated to represent the state at Beadle Statue ceremonies in Washington.
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Berdie
Lowe
South Dakota
General Beadle
Ir. Lowe
Madison
Jansen
Washington, D. C
Mra. Lowe
Charles Bothwell
Scarlet fever outbreak prompts quarantine in De Smet
The city of De Smet reports a scarlet fever outbreak with the Wenseil family under quarantine. County health officer Dr. Pecketter warns of epidemic danger amid a generally disease-free winter for children.
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DE Smet
Aishoaxh
Witter
Wenseil
Pecketter
Betle Dunger
Turton Ton Birth Noted In Family Line
A brief birth notice records Turton Ton, numbered 202 in the spacial series, as a child of Bair and bio Westies, with Remily Turton described as a Rodsee poet, dated Monday.
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Turton Ton
Bair
Westies
Turton
Dormitory Plan Helps 37 Students Share Duties
In Woonsocket thirty seven high school residents divided daily dorm duties with boys forming dishwashing crews and girls handling dining hall tasks. Recreation included coed parties and birthday banquets while the dormitory, funded by a federal aid program and the Jacka school district, collected 75 cents weekly from each student to cover board coal and other expenses.
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Woonsucket
Jan
Wearsocket High School
Oepan
Gonath
Feders? Government
Jaca
Ely
State Seeks Bids for South Dakota Code Printing
Pierre Jan bids called by the state code commission for printing a preliminary report of the new compilation of South Dakota laws. Opened in February. 500 copies on news print bound in sections of 320 pages. Report submitted to the legislature for approval. Legislature appropriated $1,000 for revision.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Code Commission
Cavour Couple Marks Sixth Anniversary
Cavour area residents Mr and Mrs Dart Botalt celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner attended by Gus Betell and family Q Bieneldorf and children Herman Pisch family Kuehl Marie Marcus Mrs A Kuchl Lewis Alfred Muself and Rev and Mrs Rach families. Afternoon pinochle and visiting followed. Newleyweds Return Home After Wedding. Lane Jan 20 special reports Oscar Loberg and bride left for their new home in St Paul after visiting relatives. Lane Jan 23 special notes Mrs Albert Hamann and baby Dorothy Irene returned from the Maternity Home at Aspera. Mr Emil Erickson and baby Patricia Joan also returned from the same place. Patient Improves. Mrs Sophie Permann slowly improving at home near Lane where her sister Mrs Gadlieb Luker has been caring.
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Cavour
YALE
Dart Botalt
Snday
Gus Betell
Gearhart
Q. Bieneldorf
Chiildren
Herman Pisch
Tithe Kuehl
Marie
Marcus
A. Kuch
Lewis
Alfred Muself
Rach
Osear Loberg
Teft
St. Paul
Lane
Specia
Ale ‘Bert Hamam
Aspera
Dorothy Irene
Emil Erickson
Patricis
Joan
Jaz
Sophie ‘Permann
Arthur Schroeder
Gadlieb Luker
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Northwest Dairy Press Association
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Tming
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Florida
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George Clark
Amg
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Olive Nepy
Lang
Rotary
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Chio
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Teng
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