Hayes Urges Legion to Defend Patriotism and Vets
Sioux Falls July 23. Ed Hayes former national commander of the American Legion warned against agencies and sociologists he called liars who aim to destroy patriotism in youth. He urged support for universal service and conscription of money and property, and pressed for a stronger national defense. The convention showcased a mammoth parade with 60 floats and 20 bands, attended by Gov. Leslie Jensen, as delegates debated veterans hospitals and child welfare.
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Sioux Falls
Ed Hayes
Decatur
American Legion
United States
Hayes
Congress
Legion
Czecho-Slovakia
Minnis
H. D. Sewell
Huron
Legion ml Committee
South Dakota
Sewell
Ford
Ted Schaefer
Legion Athletic Committee
Phillips
Main Avenues
Leslie Jensen
Hoost East State Hospital
H. HL Dudley
Lincoln
Neb
Dudley
Missouri River
J. Harris Shanard
Bridgewater
Crop Yield Report From Blunt Area
Special bulletin from Blunt notes rye at 9 to 10 bushels per acre and barley 3 to 12. Wheat ranges 4 to 16 bushels with weights around 43 to 53 pounds per bushel. Reports come from Atlas Elevator and Blunt Grain Company staff including W. O. Orchard Jim Curan and Harry Putnam.
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Blunt Blunt
W. O. Orchard
Atlas Elevator
Jim Curan
Canning
Blunt Grain Company
Harry Putnam
Acra
Perte Hanson
Baseball game summary with Manush and Colling in runs
Batted in Manush Winger Colling De Marce 2 Herman. Trp bese hite Has sett Demerce 2 Carlton Three Shoe bit Hack. Sacrifice Colling Double plays Lavagetto to Hassett Hack to Herman to Collins to Collin. Left on bases Brookin 7 Chicago Bases on balls Hamlin 3 Henshaw 1 Carleton 3. Strike outs Hamlin 2 Hite of Hamlin 9 in 7 innings none out in sth Henshaw ind Wild pitch Hamlin Losing pitcher Hamlin Umpire Klem Sears and Ballenfant Time 2:00 Attendance 40, M1.
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Manush
Winger
Colling
de- Marce
Herman
Hite
Hassett
Demerce
Carlton
Lavagetto
Hack
Collins
Jurgee
Collin
Besas
Brookin
Chicago
Bajls
Hamlin
Henshaw
Carleton
Klemn
Sears
Ballenfant
Aberdeen Drum Corps Repeats State Title Win
Aberdeen Legion drum and bugle corps retained the state championship in a three corps contest before about 6509 spectators at the east side park in Sioux Falls. Huron placed second and Rapid City third. Karl L. King directed a 400 piece massed band in concert as a prelude, with most pieces his own compositions.
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Sioux Falls
Aberdeen Legion
East Side All Park
Huron
Rapid City
Aberdeen
Karl L. King
Ft. Dodge
Funeral Held For Fred E. Crawford in Groton
Funeral services were held in Groton for Fred E. Crawford who died July 24 at his home from heart disease. Born September 27, 1863 in Plainfield TL he moved to South Dakota in 1883 settling at Conde. Survived by wife Katherine Fromme and two sons Merwin William of Madison and Kenneth Sangler Crawford of Milbank. Burial at Conde Oak.
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Groton
Specia
Fred E. Crawford
Mr. Crawford
Plainfield
South Dakota
Conde
Katherine Fromme
Merwin William
Madison
S. Dak
Kenneth Sangler Crawford
Kenneth Sangler Crawford of ‘Milbank
Crawford
Congressional Church
Masonic ‘Lodge
L. ©. Benson
M. E. Church
Oak
Crawfords
Wessington Springs
Farm notice on crop yield and harvest quality
A fragmented report notes eight bushels weighing 52 pounds and an improvised estimate of acreage planted, with portions cut for feed. It states soil or crop conditions were too poor to thresh and only the remaining harvest was left to be harvested.
Spink Dam Nearing Completion in Huron Area
Spink Dam on the James River, 25 miles north of Huron, is about 90 percent finished. City Manager Dow J. Sears reports progress after inspection. About 50 workers from Hum p Camp are on site, with completion expected early August. The project, sponsored by Huron and funded by the state game and fish commission, will raise the river level, add 3 450 acre feet capacity, and feature two 46 inch valves to supply the city.
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James River
Spink County
Dow J. Sears
Huron CCC
Huron
Third Street
City of
State Game and Fish Commision
Iccg Camp
Fifteen Die As Airliner Crashes In Belgium
Amster dam July 28 Fifteen persons including three Americans were killed when a Netherlands airliner crashed in flames at Hal Belgium after an midair explosion. The craft en route to Paris had just left Brussels airport when unusual engine noises were heard.
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Belgium
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Hal
Whitehouse
Canton
Goldbloom
Douglas
United States
Paris
Brusels
Brussels
Luciano Conviction Keeps Dewey’s Batting Average At One Thousand
In New York City prosecutor Thomas E. Dewey wins a pivotal rackets case against Luciano. After extradition drama from Little Rock to New York, Luciano is convicted on the Bordello racket charges, receiving 30 to 50 years. Dewey’s record reaches 52 convictions in 52 cases.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Charlie
Hut
Croesua
New York City
New York
Dewey
Jad
Little Rock
Ark
Lucky Luciano
Lucania
East Side
Vice Ring
Alice
Arthur
Dutch Schultz
Flegenheimer
New York, N. J
Schultz
Luciano
Lucky
Hot Springs
Arkc
John E. Mertineau
Vaan
Suk Len
Luciana
Chotked
Lury
Croesus
Dannemora
Bonilla Hosts 1148 Guests on Special Visitor Day
On July 21 visitors to Bonilla were listed at homes of local families. Harold Radike and family of Broadland, Alvis Hamilton and family of Wessington, and H P Borah with daughter of Bryant, were hosted at the Ragike, Schamp, and Meyer/McKichan homes respectively.
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Bonilla
Jly
Harold Radike
Broadland
Will Ragike
Alvis Hamilton
Wessington
Joe Schamp
H. P. Borah
Bryant
Jolr Meyer
M. J. McKichan
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U. S
Huron State
Catherine Coleman
Refield
State- Joint Welfare Commission
D. Mullaney
Watertown
Department Adjutant
State Department
North ‘Dakota
Jack Williams
North Dakota
le Dyce
Webster
Law and Order
America
D. K. Dalager
Battle Mountain Sanitarium
Veterans Administration
Patrick Haley
Yankton
Sons of the American Legion
Ted Fiske
Mitchell
The
Brooklyn Conney
C Stoipp
Hansett
Ib Manush
Rf Phelps
Winsett
F Brows
Ss Bacher
x _ Hamlin
P Henshaw
Daniel xx
Asociated Press
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Tehead
D. Moors
Berger
Dt Ott
Ie Lanlle
Ryan
Lubbell
Uitman
Smith
W. L. Pet
Wenneene
Medwick
Philadelphia
Padgett
Brown
Durocher
Owen
Pet. Johnson
Blake
Weiland
Detroit
Se Harrell
Boston
Ada 'J
Martin
Clevelon
Washington
St. Louis
Weiland New York
Philadelphia St. Louis
Gut- Cedar Rapids
Petteridge
Leslie
Mize
Mize Des Moines. 1207 Ad2 2, Padgett, Brown, Johnson,t. Moore
Waterloo
Gutteridge
Rippie
Chiozza
J. Moore
Davenport
Pargett
T. Moore
Coffman
Sioux City
Chiarza
Whitehead
Nebraska
Norfolk
Grand Island
Weil
Johnson
Wild Pitch Land
Harrell
Hubbell
Porter
Minneapolis
L. Pet
Morai
Magerkurth
Columbus ST
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville A
Gabrha Garrs
Warstler
DiMaggio
Cuccinery
Moor
Fletcher
Ont Mueller
MatFayden
P OL Reis
Mkne
Donde
MacFayden
Cincinnati
Jordan
Wenne
Scarsella
Hatey
V. Davis
Riggs
Kampouris
Myers
Grissom
Lombardi
Wraiter
DiMagglo
Carsells
Rigas
Garms
Davis
Mac
Philadelphia Ab
Ein
Arnovich
Camilli
Whitney
Atwood
Scharein
le Walters
Pittsburgh
Aner
Jensen
P. Waner
Suhr
Brubaker
al ‘Oman
Handley
Lucas
Schuubaker
L. Waner
Todd
G. Pittsbur
Walters
Reardon
Pinellian Walters
J Goete
Abrhoa
Weonne
Jurgess
Chevrolet
Salary Loan CO
Aberdeen Drum Corps
Jack’s Market
Bakers Cocoate Ib
Tin
Beef Ross
Monitor
Ake
Spink Dam
Misa Dorothy Gill
Omar Mills, Inc
Tooking
Huron Grocery
Humphrey's
By Roger D. Greene
Geyerman
Monarch
Yacht Club
Spinach
Serisco
Weriday
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