A Compass For Every Car Ends In A Compass Crisis
The column recalls Doug East and West Corrigan’s Atlantic flight by mistake and the Milwaukee driver Frank Newhouser who ended up lost in Chicago after a late night trip. The writer notes Broadland misdirection and the dangers of faulty directions while seeking renewed readers for Huronite subscribers.
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West Corrigan
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Newhouser
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Broadland
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Doug Corrigan
Chicago
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Pas
Idea
Remark lauds Alvin Waggoner of Philip as Rhodes adviser
Henry Allen Moe of New York City, Guggenheim Foundation secretary, praised Alvin Waggoner saying he would move to Philip for such a man. Waggoner served on the state board of regents, chaired the National Red Cross convention in California, and leads the Rhodes scholarships examining board for multiple states, being the sole non Rhodes member. Moe, active in Rhodes work, formed a warm friendship with Waggoner through that activity.
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Alvin Waggoner
Philip
West River
Henry Allen Moe
New York City
Guggenheim Foundation
Ss. DB
Waggoner
State Board of Regents
National Red Cross Convention
California
Waggon
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
South Dakota
Rhodes
Moe
Philip Attorney
The Mills of Man Grind Slowly Too
The article notes a noticeable decline in the American traffic toll due to safer roads better police work and safety education. It argues this trend could save five to six thousand lives yearly if continued and reflects on how future generations will view our past tolerance of traffic deaths.
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Armerican
We Learn From Hard Lessons To Improve Society
The passage argues that humanity can solve problems like traffic and war by learning over time. It suggests we awaken to solutions without destroying ourselves and that human progress comes through painful learning before eventual wisdom, though still slow and iterative.
Clash Over Murals Foreshadows Composite Age In Art
The piece discusses a split between union and non union muralists in New York over World s Fair murals, predicting a mixed future where design comes from non union thinkers but painting done by union artists. It also notes overcrowding at Sing Sing and quips about cultural policy.
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New York
Women athletes and sportsmanship clash in tennis ruling
Ruth Millett argues sportsmanship now demands the same fairness from women as men. She discusses Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs in a Wimbledon context, noting Moody’s fierce focus on winning over audience approval and Jacobs’s gracious gesture, framing champions as women first.
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Ruth Millett
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacob
Helen Jacobs
NEA Service, Inc
Fragmented quotes reflect a cluttered wartime era dialogue
Disjointed OCR text presents names and statements from individuals including Douglas Corrigin and Daina Reiner amid fragmentary remarks on money, aviation, relationships, and a daylight savingTime note. A stray reference to Harry Cosgrove flags a political candidacy. The passage lacks coherent narrative.
Bos Burns Lane Or The Day By Bob Gurns
A humorous quip about risk and visibility contrasts bold street presence with secrecy. A misdelivered line on a film set shows a man claiming his past life is a secret while the girl jokes she did not reveal it to anyone who would understand. The brief reflects 1930s witty chatter from Esquire Features.
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Bob Gurns
Esquire Features
Tne
Hitler offers three power guarantee on Czech border
The article notes Reichsführer Hitler's idea of a three power pledge to defend Czechoslovakia and its timing with the visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth to France. It discusses whether the proposal signals a policy shift, suggests it may be a diplomatic ploy, and considers its impact on Anglo French unity and British-German talks amid European peace concerns.
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Elizabeth
France
Europe
Reichsfuhrer
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
London
Perme-alinister Chamberlain
Britain
Germany
Ceschoslovakian
Ing
Diary of a Central Dakota Farm Woman July 21
A Central Dakota diary entry reflects on harvest tasks and a wind shaken apple pie scheme. The writer hides loose recipes in a cabinet, notes a warm day with rain, and imagines an old oak tree by the window while sharing a prayer for integrity, humility, and a simple epitaph.
Huron Theatres Reopen After Six Week Summer Break
Twenty years ago residents learned Huron movie houses would resume shows on Aveast after a six week shutdown for repairs. All three theatres boast improved exteriors and interiors for opening night.
Oats Yield Report From Watertown Field
W Crom of the eastern Watertown farm reports a good crop this year with oats yielding seven bushels per acre. This stands as Codington County’s first threshing report received.
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Watertown
W. Crom
Daughter Delores Ann Born to Hugell Family
A daughter named Delores Ann was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Hugell on July 2. Mrs Russell is being cared for at her grandmother Mrs Frank Young's home, while Mrs Glen Pricy is natating is the Thome.
Ford’s Eighth Birthday Banquet Prompts Dual Radio Broadcasts
New York July 28 Henry Ford’s eighth birthday celebration triggers two broadcast events. WEAF NBC will air the Michigan State Fair serenade at 3:30 morning program, and WABC CBS will carry speeches from his birthday dinner at 7:30 p.m. Programs across WEAF NBC WJZ NBC WBC CBS WIZ NBC and other stations list a dense schedule of music and variety features through the night.
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Henry Ford
WEAF
NBC
Michigan State Fair
WABC
CBS
Mary Martin
Rush Hughes
WBC
al Bernard
Harrisburg
Leland Rex Robinson
League of Nations
WIZ
Josef Honti Saton
The
Cadets
Felix Knight
Press
Paul Douglason
Rhythmaires
Amos 'N’ Andy
Revelers
Jimmy Kemper
Lucille Manners
Abe Lyman
Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood
the Rhythm Symphonic
Amos ‘N’' Andy
al Donahue
Erskine Hawkins
Blue Barron
Ed Thorgersen
Sporte
Enoch
Popeye the Sailor
Enoch Light
Chicago Melody Weavers
Ray Heatherton
Arthur Godfrey
Hollace Shaw
Boake Carter
Benjamin Sweet
Lud Gluskin
H. Busse
Will McCune
Tommy Dorsey
Showers Help Corn Crop Near Redfield in July
A sequence of light showers between July 13 and 26 ended a two week dry spell threatening Redfield area corn. Rain totals of 0.15, 0.18, and 0.12 inches aided tasseling and silking stages, though grasshoppers migrating from cut fields pose a new concern as field work resumes after brief nighttime showers.
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Redfield
Visitors at Yale on vacation with Gaughrans
Yale July 3 Special Mr and Mrs Alton Gaughran of Conde hosted visitors Lenore Vondracek Cedar Rapids who spent days in Conde. She returned with the Gaughrans to spend the rest of her vacation with her parents in Yale.
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Yale
Mee
Alton Gaughran
Conde
EO. Vondracek
Lenore Vondracek
Cedar Rapids
Puzzling Map and Word-Play Grid Clues Featured
A dense list of crossword style clues appears with a map theme and scattered numbered entries. The fragment includes references to kingdoms, constellations, furniture terms, colors, and various wordplay prompts across horizontal and vertical sections, suggesting a puzzle page corner.
Washington July business forecast by Paul Mallon
Washington economists and stock market watchers debate the pace of recovery as industrial production is pegged to rise 4 to 9.5 percent by year end, with private estimates and government charts showing gradual improvement. The piece notes steel and textiles driving gains, widespread optimism, and forecasts extending into next year despite July seasonal declines.
Summer Extension Course In Black Hills Is Success
VERMILLION July 28 The University of South Dakota reports its first Black Hills summer extension was successful in enrollment and plans to continue. Rapid City may become a permanent extension center for summer study as 43 students study three courses at Rapid City High School under university faculty. Next year more courses are planned.
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Roosevelt
Mids Jaly
General Motors
University of South Dakota
Black Hills
Rapid City
EL Mead
Ing
Barger
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