Arrest 14 More Park Violators In Huron
Fourteen violators of Huron's W minute parking ordinance were arrested yesterday. Names include Charles Riggle E C Linscott C L Mc Kinley O H Hazelstad W L Weir Postmaster E H Bruemmer Roy E Ramsell and City Auditor M F Walt all pled guilty and received a $2 suspended fine from Municipal Judge J R Crawford. Several others failed to appear while D G Medbery and Dre Devieck pleaded not guilty with jury trial prospects. Additional defendants also appeared and were fined $2 suspended. Judge Crawford warned today was the last bargain day with suspended fines ending.
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Huron
Charles Riggle
E. C. Linscott
CL. McKinley
O. H. Hazelstad
W. L. Weir
E. H. Bruemmer
Roy E. Ramsell
M. F. Walt
J. R. Crawford
A. G. Weigold
J. G. Hicks
Shigdnite, Howard
A R. Scotter
D. G. Medbery
Dre Devieck
R. C. Rossman
DB. A. Dean
Elwyn Riley
G. H. Anderson
Crawford
To Form Another Scout District Event Tonight
Organization of Hand and Hyde counties into a new Boy Scout district will be completed tomorrow evening at the Miller community building after a 7 30 o clock supper. Dr E H Wilson chairs the arrangements committee and expects over 200 attendees. Dr C E Walker will present camping awards earned at the Lake Enemy Swim jamboree. A program by Rev Mr Hart and Rev Mr Andrews features a bugle by Max Jones. The district aims to extend scouting to more boys as the council expands.
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Hand and
Hyde Counties
Miller
E. H. Wilson
C. E. Walker
Lake Enemy
Hart
Andrews
Max Jones
Unclear county and unit assignments for 1949 juniors veterans
Amid scattered fragments the text lists Moody county with 49 and Yankton county with 187, noting juniors sent to Custer Fort Meade and Paciola while veterans include Titford. The incomplete excerpt omits full context, names, dates, and outcomes, leaving a partial roll or assignment record.
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Moody County
Message from chief executive aboard cruiser Houston
A fragment notes a message given through Miss Perkins from the chief executive who was aboard the cruiser Houston en route to Hawaii. The OCR fragment lacks context but implies a communications handoff during a maritime mission.
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Tient
Miss Perkins
Houston
Hawaii
Mayor and Publisher Clash Foreshadowes Vicious Sioux Falls Hearing
Sioux Falls July 19 John Doe hearing on local vice conditions continued after a near fist fight between Mayor A N Graff and publisher Mark D Scott. The crowd separated them after exchanged insults as Morstad, assistant police chief, testified about extensive nightclub raids and liquor sightings.
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Sioux Falls
Henry Morstad
John Doe
A. N. Graff
Mark D. Scott
Scott
Graff
Lee Peterson
Vice Squad
Mor~stad
Peterson
Louis N. Crili
Ransom L. Gibbs
Ambassador Club
Gibbs
Tim
Dora Borchardt
Morsiad
Morstad
Hugh S. Gamble
Crll
Mortstad
Huron Girls Win In Comic Coloring Contest
The Eyeing Huronite awards sweepstake prizes to local children for coloring pages from the Saturday paper. Winners Violet Sharpe and Gladys Rappler receive free theatre tickets by calling the box office, with eight runners up also to be rewarded. Other top colorists named include Florence Sether and Lu cille Tams, among others, with notes on labeling entries to keep names from being lost.
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Eyeing Huronite
Violet Sharpe
Franke Avenue Southeast
Gladys Rappler
Morningside
Moon Mullins
Huron Theatre
Evening
Huronite
Gumps
Florence Sether
Simmons Avenue
Elrine Lyman
Huron
Aline Quick
Turon
Junior Bolen
Alpena
Lucille Tams
Fifth Street
Gladys Albright
Idaho Avenue
Florence Brown
Plan Fight Against Liquor Repeal Laws
The Rev. A. J. Curtis of Aberdeen, president of the South Dakota anti saloon league, said the group with educational and religious bodies will soon launch a campaign against liquor repeal laws in the state. Curtis returned from a Mitchell meeting held Wednesday.
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Aberdeen
A. J. Curtis
South Dakota
Anti-Saloon League
Curtis
Mitchell
Community groups rally to push plans forward
He noted that the plans should mature in about two weeks and that the Wednesday meeting aimed to ally other organizations. Attendees included representatives from the state parent teachers association the South Dakota educational association and various churches statewide.
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State Parent Teachers Association
South Dakota Educational Association
Former Huronian's Niece Threatened in Extortion Plot
Mrs. Harry Sidles of Lincoln Nebraska received extortion threats along with other Sidles family members. She is a niece of Mrs. Fred Feenan, a former Huron woman now in Sioux City. Feenan's late husband worked for Standard Oil and Chicago & North Western Railway in Huron. The notes demanded $10,000 and targeted Sidles relatives. More details appear on page 12.
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Harry Sidles
Lincoln
Neb
Sidles
Fred Feenan
Sioux City
Feenan
Standard ‘Oil Company
Chicago & North Wester Railway
Huron
275 Accepted For CCC Camps In Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls at Veterans Hall the second of a four day CCC examining period accepted 275 juniors and veterans. A prior day saw 274 accepted bringing the total to 549 in two days. The group today included 291 individuals.
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Sioux Falls
CCC
Veterans Hall
Peace Hopes Spur Officials In Labor Subsidy Talks
Officials explained the labor department is not involved with subsidies though financial aspects were discussed in presence of Rep. Merriam and Miss Perkins. Hugh S. Johnson’s status as national longshoremen’s board representative was clarified as advisory, not supervisory, with parallels to Senator Wagner representing the board in Portland. Deportation grounds cited include illegal entry, teaching communism, or criminal records, as immigration authorities pledged cooperation with California. President Roosevelts first public com.
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Labor Department
Hugh S. Johnson
National
Will Coopernia
Miss Perkins
Merriam Immigration
California
General Strike Collapse Moves to End in Bay Area
Police said shots were fired and workers returned to duty after questioning. Hugh Johnson of the federal maritime dispute board conferred with labor leaders as talks hinted at ending the walkout. Mayor Angelo J. Rosi vowed to eject communists from San Francisco while a vote in Eastbay areas Oakland Alameda and Berkeley would decide if union members return to work. The Bay Area union force totals about 100000 with restaurant reopenings triggering 400 to 5000 culinary workers and about 1200 retail staff returning to work.
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Hugh Johnson
Federal Maritime Diapute Board
Angelo J. Rosi
San Brancisco
Eastbay
Oakland
Alameda
Berkeley
Alameda County
William H. Spooner
Central Labor Council
Bay Area
General Strike
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