Liberal Court Shifts Toward Liberal Bias Says Report
Washington cor respondent Charles P. Stewart reports a more liberal Supreme Court under Hoover era appointees Hughes and Roberts. The panel now features Holmes Brandeis Stone as liberals with Roberts among the five liberal judges, while Van Devanter Sutherland Butler Mc Reynolds remain conservatives. The shift challenges conservative claims and impacts wage stands amid Hoover criticism.
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Senate
United States
Supreme Court
Supreme
Oliver Wendel Holmes
Charles P. Stewart
Washington
The
Central Press
Hoover
Charles Evans Hughes
Owen J. Roberts
Mr. Stewart
Taft
Sanford
van Devanter
Sutherland
Butler
McReynolds
Holmes
Brandeis
Justice Stone
Associate Sanford
McReynold
Stone
Hughes
Roberts
Associate Roberts
Education in South Dakota weighs on university funds
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader sides with Dr. Herman G. James of the University of South Dakota but rejects his claim that 1931 marks the darkest period in state education. It notes needed curtailment yet asserts major school activities will continue with strong facilities and no shame for South Dakotans.
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Sioux Falls
Pierre
Argus
James
Argus-Sirneder
South Dakota
South
Fred Smith
Jerome
Mr. Smith
Smith
State higher education faces budget and structure debate
The piece argues South Dakota's higher learning is under handicap due to funding and dispersion. It suggests concentrating institutions into one large university could yield greater excellence and efficiency, urging legislative generosity and public recognition of educational value. The author notes pride in current facilities but calls for decisive reforms.
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South
South Dakota
Nebraska
Vienna
Paving Costs Versus Gravel Highway Maintenance
A discussion on the cost of paving versus maintaining gravel roads cites the 1929 Nebraska road bureau analysis. It notes miles with high annual maintenance, argues paving could reduce costs, and warns that skimping gravel upkeep leads to rough, unpleasant roads. It also suggests neighboring regions study their own gravel maintenance costs.
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Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska
Road Bureau
the World-Herald
South
Penney urges retail methods to drive prosperity
Pierre Capital Journal reports J C Penney founder argues that attractive merchandise strong window displays and smart sales effort drive prosperity more than critics or theory. He notes price declines and savings deposits prove money in use fuels growth, praises Artesian rebuilding, and cites Royal C Johnson as wartime patriot and Memorial Day speaker.
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Pierre Capital-Journal
J.C. Penney
Penney Company
Penney
Royal C. Johnson
South Dakota
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Johnson
Canova Herald
More Trips Are Offered 4-Hers
The National Committee on Boys and Girls club work lists numerous travel awards for 4-H members. Scholarships from International Harvester, Kerr Glass, Parker Pen, and E Wilson fund college educations and trips to the national congress in Chicago and the Pacific International in Portland. Additional prizes come from Armper and Company, Cudahy Packing, Linseed Meal, Montgomery Ward, and others, offering trips to fairs, expositions, and state week programs across multiple states for outstanding livestock, home economics, and dress revue contestants.
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National Committee On Boys
Gills Club
International Harvester Company
Ofer
Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corporation
Sand Springs
Okla
Chicago
Pacific Northwest States
Parker Pen Company
Janesville
Wis
E. Wilson
United States
Thomas E. Wilson
Industrial Club of
National Committee On
Armper and Company
Livestock Club
Florida
Idaho
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Texas
Washington
Wyoming
Club Congress
Cudahy Packing Company
Utah
Kansas City
Sierra Club
Vick St Louis
St. Louis
Iown
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Wisconsin
New England
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhods Island
Montgomery Ward and Co
Nevada
Oregon
Pacific International
Portland
Royal Livestock
Banks City
Arkan
Winsigess
Lesdertip
Free trips to 4-H congress offered by multiple railroads
National 4-H club congress trips are being awarded as prizes by several railroads and sponsors. H A Moses of Mittineau, Mass. and Thomas E. Wilson lead contests with trips to Chicago for state livestock and 4-H winners across Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and nine or more surrounding states.
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H. A. Moses
Mittineapue
Mass
Chicago
Thomas E. Wilson T
Wilson and Company
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Club Congress
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakona
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Roc
Island
Nis
Arkansas
Colorado
Minnis
Kansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Nebrask
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Ilinois Central
Congress
Tlinois Central
Alabama
Mlinoig
Kentucky
Mississippi
Tennessee
Santa Fe
Arizona
Ilinois
Iowe
Texas
Girls Apply For Reserve Symbols In Beadle County
Applications for Girl Reserve rings from Beadle County W C A are approved and sent to the national office. Named recipients include Lilian Anderburg, Zalo Jaeha, Elizabeth Miner, and others from Huron and Hitchcock. Rings symbolize the Girl Reserve ideal and require two years of active membership and funding the ring with earnings. wearing the ring marks a commitment to personal code and ongoing service.
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Beadle County
W.C. A
Carrie Reynolds
Lilian Anderburg
Zalo Jaeha
Elizabeth Miner
Brownell Adam
Kathryn Terpenning
Thelma McGaughry
Ollie Harris
Bernice Bowers
All of
Huron
Jaxine Sutter
Hitchcock
Ruth Curtiz
Rachael Hutchinson
Maxime Mitchel
Ruth Hutchinem
Georgia J? Bowman
Miss Reyoulds
Reynolds
Welles
Edva
Huron Girls Attend July Camp at Okoboji
Huron High School girls will attend a summer conference at Lake Okoboji Iowa in July as part of a Girl Reserve program. Carrie Reynolds general secretary notes the experience teaches group idea gathering and practical planning while offering wider horizons and交流 with girls from other places. A Wayland Reserve winner will join as a free trip.
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Mise
Carrie Reynolds
Headle County
Wica
Reynolds
Huron High School
Lake Okoboji
Towa
Wayland Reserve
Aviatrix Aids Prep for Pacific Hop Flight
Tokyo reports aviatrix Ruth Barron aiding aviator Thamas Ash Jr as he preps for a solo Pacific crossing from Tachikawa to Sambushira Beach near Aomori Japan to Puget Sound. Ash aims 41 to 6 hours, relying on coffee stimulant and peanut candy with six thermos bottles.
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Tokyo
Thamas Ash, Jr
North Pacific
Ash
Fao
Tacoma
John Buffelin
Wash
Pacific
Great Circle
Japan
Puget
Sound
Ruth Barron
William Wells Barron
Nyack
Yokohama
Miss Barton
Tachikawa -Zirdome
Sambushira Beach
France
Seattle
Samushira Beach
Aomori
Harold Bromley
Harold Gatty
Tacomas
Snally
The
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local Transfers and Travel
A retrospective shuffles names and towns as residents of Huron recall past travels and visits. B E Beach heads to Chicago on business, Vesta Sparks to Broadland for a Sunday visit, and Coler Campbell to Minneapolis on business. Others include Hattie Pay visiting, T H Null in Yankton, RW Clark to Holabird, Al Schroeder from the north, and Rev Pinch to Redfield to address Congregational college students. Gretchen Sauer leaves for Aberdeen and Lewiston Montana for six weeks, Bert Kerr to Boise for a dental office position, Miriam Crawford planning Washington DC travel, L Carme Bell to Vilas to preach, and W J Bossman returning from a paints trip. A fragment of a note about Girl Reserves etiquette and author discoveries closes the item.
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B. E. Beach
Chicago
Vesta Sparks
Broadland
Coler Campbell
Minneapolis
Hattie M. Pay
el Heng
Okla
AL If. Pay
T. H. Null
Yankton
RW. Clark
Holabird
al Schroeder
Mr. Pinch
Redfield
Congregations College
Gretchen Sauer
Aberdeen
Lewiston
Mont
Bert Kerr
Boise
Idaho
Midnneapolis
Miriam Crawford
Washington, D. C
Senator Crawfor
D. L. Carme Bell
Vilas
W. J. Bossman
Paints Marth
The Pilgrimage of a Provincial Chicago Mn
A fragmentary diary style piece surveys travel notes and musings from a provincial traveler. The narrator hints at varied locales and memories, mentioning Vienna and South Dakota while contemplating writing and personal observations from an unspecified journey. The text is largely oblique and reflective.
Radio Features The Gest in Radiola and CBS lineup
Radio program listings describe The Gest in Radiola on WABC CBS with a mix of operatic and musical guests, plus other CBS and WEAF shows. The notices include bids for a $190,000 sewage disposal plant bonds issue in Huron South Dakota, with details on denominations, maturity, interest, and bid conditions.
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Anthony Wons
Ject
WABC
CBS
Weber
Fields
WEAF
Brad Browne
Billy Artha
Empire Builders Bridge
WJZ
NBS
Iit. Beak
Pate
Messrs
Sunei Oakie
Driscoll and Bletcher
Minneapol's. Minn
Hurcr
Ci Commissioners
Board of City Commissioners
Himwon
South Dakota
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J. P. Howe
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Devon
Radiola
Salas
Ofington
Ing
Richie Craig
Belle
Bom Soprar
London
Melod
Olga Serlis
NGC
Vincent Serey
Wall City
Dakot
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