U S 14 Highway Progress Fueled By Booster Support
U S 14 boosters praised the highway commission for advancing surfacing from Pierre to the Minnesota line. The road is praised as one of the finest in the state with a wide grade and few sharp curves, touted as safe and fast. The group aims to see completion of oil topping coast to coast, while noting a 1949 program may address gaps east of Philip. The plan hinges on financing a thin oil coat if full reconstruction isn’t feasible soon.
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U. S. 14
Highway Commission
Pierre
Minnesota
Philip
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Answer to Previous Puzzle
The page shows a scrambled puzzle with numbered clues across and down, asking for solutions to items like Tops in tin and famed Erg and others. It ends with the prompt Answer to previous puzzle, indicating a recap or solution section. Names, terms, and potential puzzle entries are scattered, with several entries referencing fabrics, body parts, and common nouns.
U S 14 boosters push quick dustproofing plan in South Dakota
U S 14 boosters urged the State Highway Commission to quickly oil the two missing gaps on U S 14 between Ft Pierre and Philip to stop tourist losses. They estimated costs near 2000 dollars per mile, citing maintenance hikes and redirected traffic from U S 16 and U S 83. They noted potential federal aid limits and discussed a future Bad River Valley cutoff via the Copa route, with Judge Hughes claiming 400000 dollars may fund it.
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State Highway Commission
Pierze
U. S. 14
South Dakota
U. S
Highmore
Blunt
Minnesota Line
Black Hills
U. S. 16
Vivian
Pierre
U.S. 83
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
U.S. 14
Chicago
Twin Cities
Woul
Ft. Pierre
Philip
U.S
Midland
Bad River Valley
North Western Railroad
Bad River
Hughes
Fr. Pierre
Diary Or A Centra S D EarM WOMAN
Journal entry reflects harvest life with meals on hot days, field work, and seasonal strain. It notes lunch chats among workers, grain quality downturn, grasshoppers, beetles, and weather pains. The writer recalls past years, contemplates writing a book, and mentions farm stock and turkeys wary of approaching storms.
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Jim
One Minute Test Answers and Trivia
This item presents three questions on figures and places with answers: Norman Bel Cviles, absent. Buffalo Bill’s real name William Cody. Carson City is the capital of Nevada. The piece includes a short etiquette note, a daily horoscope, and credits King Features Syndicate from 1929.
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Norman Bel Cviles
Buffalo Bill
Carson City
William Cody
Nevada
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Epirorial On Death Of Patrolman Gearty Sparks Labor Debate
The death of Patrolman John Gearty following a clash with WPA strikers prompts solemn reflection on law and order. The Minneapolis riot endangered citizens, especially women workers, and raises questions about peaceful dispute resolution and labor leadership amid ongoing unrest.
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Minneapolis
John Gearty
WPA
Second Avenue North
Gearty
Invisible spending plan stirs debate in Congress and WPA policy
The July dispatch reviews a mimeographed spending bill pushed into Congress by Senate Leader Barkley, with credits to figures like Ed Foley and Currie, and notes Byrnes’ reluctance to handle White House legislation. It also examines WPA wage disputes, contrasting skilled and unskilled WPA wages and hours amid proposed wage standards and airport and stadium funding.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Barkley
Government Printing Office
Ben Cohen
Mass
Creasury
Ed Foley
Loughlin
Currie
Eccles
Foce-sal Reserve
Roosevelt
Jimmy Byrnes
Byrnes
Buckley
White House
Ine
New Deal Struggles Highlight WPA Relief Shifts
The article outlines relief adjustments under a new appropriation bill affecting WPA payments across regions, with richer aid to the needy every two weeks and shifts between districts. It notes political maneuvering around union elections at General Motors and Borah’s neutrality stance and committee actions shaping early action.
Bettina Conn Title Bout Preempts Radio Schedule
WJZ NBC evening lineup shifts to the light heavyweight title bout in New York between Champion Melio Bettina and Bill Conn. Sam Taub and Bill Stern handle the description. Several network and local programs listed across WEAF WABC WIZ WOR with music, drama, and democracy talks.
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New York
WJZ- Nbc
Melio Bettina
Bill Conn
Sam Taub
Bill Stern
WEAF
NBC
Fred Waringwest
Rudy Vallee
Flying Leud
Bob Burns
WABC
CBS
Joe E. Brown
Buddy Clark
Bowes
Jos
F. Guffey
WUIZ
Vicki Chase
Quizz
Toronto
Symphony
WOR
MBS
Florence B. Allen
Pepper Young
Institute of Democracy
Cbs-Chain
Buffalo
Orches
Alma Kitchell
Edwin C. Hill
Gurney
Nbe
Wjz
Enoch Light
Lowell Thomas
Lynn Brandt
Cbs the Johnson Family
Weat
East Dancing Music Orch
Wiz Amos
Andy
Obs-Chain
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Herbert Foote
Abe
20 Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago today in Huron a local note says Mrs Harlan Whisman left for Chicago to meet Lieut Whisman returning from overseas Then they plan a two week visit before his discharge and return to Huron Also mentioned are state Legion activities Black Hills journalist Pfeiffer in town for convention prep, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives with local events and meetings noted.
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Harlan Whisman
Chicago
Lieut
Whisman
Chicaco
Whissman
Huron
Quartermaster Corps
Army
Chaurmont
France
3. S. Pfeiffer
Black Hills
American Legion
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Legion
Typ Mirs
Joan Delan
Caughter
Josephine Delan
Mr. Dolan and Son
Pierre
Co. L. Harris
Northwestern
Rapid City
E. Kuester
New Ulm
Minn
Kuester
Fair Grounds
Daryl van Winkle
Catherine Cool
Redfield
FS. Cool
Wilma Hartie
WLCA
Sylvia Macjka
Rosalie Challacombe
Bernice Robinson
Camp Lake View
Lake Pepin
Margaret Bandy
Lois
Librarian Katherine Knoop Returns to Washington
Special report from Highmore notes Miss Katherine Knoop left Monday by plane for Washington D C. She is a librarian in the Social Security Department in Washington and has spent several weeks with her aunt Mrs Kate Roe.
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Washington Highmore
Katherine Knoop
Washington, D. C
Knoop
Social Security Department
Washington
Kate Roe
Conde Visitors Leave Conde on Visit to Portland
Miss Ida Patterson of Mazamanie Wisconsin and her cousin Richard Brew of Prairie du Chien Wisconsin left Wednesday for Portland Oregon after visiting here for a week at the home of Mrs. Jennie Lucas. Miss Patterson is a sister of Mrs. Lutax.
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Conde
Ida Patterson
Mazamanie
Wis
Richard Brew
Prairie du Chien
Portland
Ore
Jennie Lucas
Patterson
Lutax
Rotary Club Hear Secretary Hansen On State Fair Plans
Rotarians heard South Dakota State Fair Secretary Hansen outline the 1934 exposition opening Labor Day. He cited early concessions, more exhibitors, and big midway attractions like Ernie Young’s revue and Mighty Sheesley Shows. Auto races were slated for Labor Day and Sept 3, with harness racing promising larger turnout. grounds would host picnics and wildlife exhibits with state agencies assisting. Committees were named for Club Service, Program, Rural Urban Acquaintance, Youth Service, Music, Boys Work, Crippled Children, Public Information, Fellowship, Rotary Information, Vocational Service, Community Service, International Relations, and Aims and Objects.
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B. Hansen
Rotary Club
Rotary Hansen
Ernie Young
Hansen
Fair Board
CCG
Soil Conservation Service
Huron Chamber of Commerce
State Game and Fish Commission
C. E. Wilcox
Rowry Club
Comer
Dr. L. S. Betts
R. E. Cone
BB. McChuskey
R. BH. John
Loftus H. Ward
B. R. Laskowski
James Esnelman
O. E. Frisind
E. L. Son
John Lengsta
Ben E. Mostom
RE. Cone
Robert G. Fair
Roy Milles
F. DB. Kinyon
F. R. Bramwell
A. M. Grquhart
H. Foasberg
Albert Rawkinson
Willan
H.D. Sewell
Rotary
HG. Titt
L J. Brindley
A. K. Gardner
J. Ay Churchill
W. M. Gardner
Camden Rayburn
B. L. Biles
Adin C. Read
M. Urquhards
A. Gerener
George Fullchweider
Aims ‘Amt
CB. Dickinson
George C. Fullinweider
Cornells travel after sister-in-law's death in Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Cornell departed for Seattle on Sunday following the death of Mrs. Cornell's sister, Mrs. T. W. Hargrave, who had visited their home in Highmore less than a month earlier.
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Highmore
Erastus Cornell
Seattle
Wash
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Landor
Paul Mallon
WEA
PWA
WFRA
FWA
John Lewis
Tool and Dye
Genlera Motors
NLRB
CIO
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Motors
Cheri Whale Mussolini
Istry
America
Horah
Mr. Roosevelt
Gill Iette
George
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
C. E. Butterfield
Biddy
Clack
Johnny
Symphony Orchestra
Lone ‘Ranger
Wgn
Abe -Lyman
Abe-Wiz
Raymond Paice
Peter Quill
Edwin C. Hil
Death Valley Days
Harry Horlick
Nighter
Guy Lombardo
Grand Central Station
Mbs-Chain
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Orch
Bob Ripley
Weel
E. Herdt
Beary Weber
F. Waring
Cos Amos
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