Happiness Outlook In Europe Threatened By Franco Italian Tensions
European observers foresee a possible peace advance if France and Italy reach a thorough understanding. Italy resents Versailles concessions and colonial limits in North Africa while calling for parity with France. Mussolini’s regime heightens military fervor and demands influence in the Adriatic and Tunisia. News dispatches suggest a likely informal Franco Italian meeting as part of a broader peace effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Europe
Mussolni
Duce
Mediterranean Sea
Great Britain
Germany
Africa
Tunisia
Sybia
Jugoslavia
South Dakota urged to ratify child labor amendment
Albert J. Maag of the South Dakota Federation of Labor urges a special legislative session to ratify the federal child labor amendment. He argues unemployment and school attendance needs justify rapid ratification, while humanitarian aims call for ending child labor with constitutional backing. He presses South Dakota to act now to end child labor and industrial slavery for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Maag
South Dakota Federation of Labor
Maag
South Dakota
Postmaster Civil Service Plan Sparks GOP Debate
President Roosevelt proposes placing all postmasterships under civil service with Farley drafting legislation for Congress. Exemptions noted for acting postmasters named since March 4, while critics demand explanations and others favor abolishing postmasterships to save costs. Also includes Donald Richberg urging business leaders to embrace private boards and resist government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Farley
Congress
Yoo
By-Product of Civilian Conservation Camp Program
Robert Fechner reports to President Roosevelt that the CCC mobilized 274,375 young men, providing the army with its most valuable experience since World War I. The program, aimed at alleviating local charity burdens, yields a significant by‑product in military readiness and civilian mobilization during emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fechner
Roosevelt
Fechner
Public Opinion on Recovery Act Wage Effects
The Minneapolis Tribune weighs how federal pay cuts, effective for six months from July 1, align with the National Recovery Act to raise purchasing power. It contrasts government wages with private industry, notes textile minimum wages, and argues advertising and newspaper shopping plays a key role in a balanced recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Minneapolis Tribune
White House
the Tribune
Hugh Johnson
Volun Tary
Eagle Scouts Trail Camp Set In White Earth Forest
Eagle Scouts of this region will work at trail camps in Elbow Lake within the White Earth State Forest twelve miles west of Itasca State Park. The August seven to sixteen session emphasizes camping, trail building, and forest conservation training with regional leaders guiding three meals and activities. Scouts must meet physical standards, have clear Scouting records, and arrive on time for the program.
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Eagle Scouts
White Earth Forest
Itasca Park
Elbow Lake
White Earth State Forest
Itasca, State Park
Great Continental Divide
Churchill Wilcox
Huron
Rex
Irwin
Redfeld
Eagle Scott
Lowe
Eagle Scout Trail
White Earth Indian Reservation
Lake Itasca
Minnesota Forest Service
Grover M. Conzet
P. J
Pat’Bayle
Grand Marais
Northwest
Pat
Region Ten
Trainie and Woods Campa
H. H. Prescott
Scoutcraft Activiten
Forentry School
Elbow
Scout and Forestry
Sea
Esther Ann Spieker First Class Scout Note
Scout Mary Jane Palm of the Wamblee Chon troop earned a distinction noted by leaders in a shortened obituary style fragment. Details remain sparse in the clipped OCR, but the event marks a recognition within the local scouting community.
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Esther Ann Spieker
Mary Jane Palm
Wamblee‘Chon[ke
Thig
Frances Poulisse Free Trip Winner Named Scout Representative
Frances Poulisse was chosen as the free trip winner to represent the Broadland troop of Girl Scouts at Pickerel Lake. The selection was announced at a Monday night meeting at the M. F. Luick home with most members in attendance. Willa Vollenweider joined, bringing enrollment to 15. The Boy and Girl Scouts of Broadland plan a swimming trip to the Wolsey pool at the next meeting.
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Frances Poulisse
Broadland
Pickerel Lake
Frances
M. F
Wolsey Pool
Beadle Girls Attend Farm and Home Day in Brookings
Mildred Johnson reports two members of the Best Ever Sewing Club attended Farm and Home Day in Brookings on June 30. Beadle County ranked third in attendance as Beadlingy (Brookings) led in turnout with Lincoln second. A pageant named Land of Sunshine followed a Freya Community Men's Glee Club program and a talk on Recant Farm Legislation by N. E Walgren. Educational pictures were shown later in the auditorium.
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Beadle
Brookings
Mildred Johnson
Blanche Meade
Huron
Freya Community Men's Glee Club
N. E B. Walgren
Land of Sunshine
Beadle County
Broolingy
Lincoln
Forestburg Club Meetings Highlight July Activities
Forestburg girls clubs held July sessions with Forestburg Fireflies at Mrs M Briggs home working on cotton dresses and a fabrics chart for an indention contest. The Eigalihy Helpers, meeting at Miss Frances Corvin’s home, judged muffins and began monk cloth table mats as handicraft.
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Forestburg
Eigalihy
Frances’ Tek
Artesian
Frances: Corvin
Mary, Wilson
Club Schedules Kittenball Game
A Homecraft club meeting led to a decision to play kittenball on July 14 at 6 30 p m, one mile east and three quarters mile south of Richland No 4 schoolhouse. Members near completion work on a cushion tapa and a rubber mat or rug as the next project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moumano Wenuy Wrexs
Richland No. 4
Organize Club At Mrs Salomo's Home The Duty
Doers held an organization meeting at Mrs G A Salomo's home on July 7 with six members present. Officers elected were Lois Ecker president Dorig Salomo vice president Lynore Witte secretary and treasurer. The club plans to can one hundred quarts of vegetables and exhibit at least one item.
Miller Garden Club Meets At Thurstons
Miller town garden group Spade and Hoe met at J.G Thurston home on July 9 with all but two members Gladys Zemlicke and Margaret Harison present. Minutes read by secretary Julia On dricek. They planned next meeting for August at Ka pecky home and discussed a demonstration team and whether to sell remonads or pop to raise money. A tote ball game was to be watched later with members attending at Joe Vapate place.
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Miller Garden Club
Thurstons
Gladys Zemlicke
Margaret Harison
Miller
J.G
Thurston
Julia
Dricek
Kapecky
Joe Vapate
Who Is She Divining Energy in a Puzzle Scene
Decode a fragmented OCR page with scattered clues about people, places, and objects. The text mixes hints of personalities, groups, numbers, and terms, inviting reconstruction of a scene where masks and figures hint at a chimeric photo narrative.
Miller 4-H Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Miller Sew and Sew 4-H club met in the Miller auditorium dining room to study pattern allocation. Only two members attended due to hot weather, with reports by Lorraine Danburg.
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Miller
Miller Auditorium
Lorraine Danburg
Broadland Scouts Plan July 16 Hike
Broadland Boy Scouts held a regular meeting on Monday night. The Tenderfoot Scouts were approved for a hike on July 16. Cater-the-Scouts practiced first aid under Dale Bigger.
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Broadland
Tenderfoot
Dale Bigger
Onida Club Demonstration Team Chosen at July Meeting
Arlene and Dolores Huffman were chosen for the Onida Happy Thima ble club demonstration team at the regular meeting held July 6 at Mia Lemon’s home. The girls cut out their dresses during the session and Dory Jordan served a lunch afterward.
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Onida
Arlene
Dolores Huffman
Mia Lemon
Dory Jordan
Dolores “Huffman
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Outing Plans and Local Arrivals
Twenty years ago in Huron Mr and Mrs A P Stowell and Mr and Mrs George Fullinweider left yesterday in their autos for Lake Kampeska for a few days outing. They will then tour Big Stone Lake for another stay. Mr and Mrs Al Schroeder were given bad news as their daughter Tone disappeared briefly while playing. John Dramsdahl of Crandon, formerly of this city, arrived Saturday and attended chautauquas yesterday. Vic Sanderson Bert Holbrook and Robert Vat Arsdale returned from Ruckin Park after spending two weeks there. Martina Schoenert arrived home from Chicago and Winona Minn where she visited Rev and Mrs Keller.
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A P. Stowell
George’. Fullinweider
Eoon
Lake Kampeska
Big Stone Lake
al Schroeder
Bad-Acaré
Tone
John Dramsdahl
Crandon
Vic Sanderson
Bert~Holbrook
Robert
Vat Arsdale
Ruckin Park
Miss Martina
Schoenert
Yee
Chicago
Winona
Minn
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Evelyn Hartnagel
Fleming’s
Robinson's Shoe
Third Street
Wwerben
Divine Instruction
Werk
Energy
Y. Aher
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Astreet
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