Northern Probe Opens Tomorrow
Aberdeen Seipa Ai Normal School opens tomorrow as the South Dakota board of regents scheduled to meet in session. The probe may be held in open and closed sessions and will not be whitewashed. The inquiry follows a student walkout over alleged bad conditions in the faculty and the expulsion of student leaders.
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Aberdeen
Seipa Ai
South Dakota Board of Regents of Education
Regents
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Waggoner
David Allen Anderson
Anderson
Bernice O'Grady
Alfred Bieber
Smith Leads British Open Qualifiers at Carnoustie
MacDonald Smith, 38, United States pro, shot 3-34 at Barry Burn to lead the qualifying round amid wind and rain in Carnoustie. He topped Tony Manero by two strokes, with Johnny Ferrell and Gene Sarazen next for the Americans after posting 75s on the harder Carnoustie course. The field splits between courses now, with top 106 and ties advancing to Wednesday’s start. American amateurs fared poorly with De Paolo, Maguire, and Crane among those mentioned.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
MacDonald Smith
United States
Barry Jay
Tony Manero
Barry
Smith
Manero
Johnny Ferrell
Gene Sarazen
Jon Timnesa
Joe Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Johnny de Paolo
Los Angeles
Tom Maguire
Stockton
Califan
Joshua Crane
Brookline
Moan
Chicago Orchestra To Play At Ruskin
The Benson orchestra of Chicago will furnish music at the Ruskin park dance on Thursday June 4. Richard Sejacha, resort manager, calls the group outstanding and notes their stage settings and lighting worth several hundred dollars. The ten musicians plus manager A L Benison are all specialty entertainers and the band also does radio work.
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Ruskin Park
Benson Orchestra
Chicago
Richard Sejacha
Mir. Semaha
Benson
A. L. Benison
Accident Victim Dies After Collision North of Willow Lake
L. W. Billington, 72, injured in a Thursday evening auto crash north of Willow Lake, died at 8:30 this morning in a Huron hospital from a fractured skull and paralysis. He lived in Robinson apartments, was taken to Huron after colliding with a car driven by Mrs. A. Nutt Brock. Funeral services for the victim will be held Thursday afternoon at Bancroft, per son U. K. Kingston, Huron insurance man.
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L. W. Billington
Willow Lake
Huron
Mr. Billington
Robinson Apartments
A. Nuttbrock
Accid-Nt
Fim
Bancroft
U. K. S~ Kngton
Man Sought For Bark Robbery Is Arrested
Falls City Nebraska June 1 George Reed 28 of Falls City alias Walter Bailee sought for nearly three years in the Bank of Salem Nebraska robbery was captured today in Gillette Wyoming. Officers advised Richardson County authorities Reed would waive extradition and Sheriff Lewis Daries to convey the robbery case.
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Falls City
Neb
George Reed
Walter Bailee
Iim
Bank of
Salem
Gillette
Wyo
Richardson County
Reed
Lewis Daries
Alpena Patrol Wins Camporee in Wessington Gulch
Eight Scout patrols from Huron Troop 6, Wessington Springs Troop 18, Alpena Troop 23, and Gann Valley Troop 38 competed in a two day camporee near Wessington Springs. The Alpena Pirate patrol topped with 124, followed by Fangaroo 116, Flying Eagle 108, Crew 84, Owl 61, Raven 54, Lion 49, and Night Discipline noted in a near perfect score. This marks the second camporee in a regional series with events continuing near Pierre and at Camp DakeoTah and Jim River in June.
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Boy Scouts
Huron
Wessington Springs
Alpena
Gann Valley
Fangaroo Patrol
Welsington Springs
Huron Patrol
Flying Eagle
Troop 6
Owl Patrol
Raven
Sampsite
Lion Patrol
Pierre
Camp DakeoTah
Jim River
Frankfort
John E. Mallery Pioneer Banker Dies in Pierre
John E. Mallery, 73, a Pierre banker and civic leader, died at his home after weeks of illness. A Pierre resident for over 40 years, he served as mayor, president of the city board of education, and Hughes County state representative. He was formerly cashier at American Exchange Bank, which closed last winter. He came to South Dakota in 1882, previously ran a general merchandise business in Howard, and served one term as Miner County register of deeds. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. Surviving are his widow and three daughters.
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John E. Mallery
Pierre
John E. Mal’ Dery
Mallery
Hughes County
American Exchange Bank
South Dakota
Howard
Miner County
Legion At Gann Valley Memorial Day Service Report
The Abernathy Post of the American Legion and Auxiliary held Memorial Day services at the Gann Valley community hall. Dr. C. L. Rich of Dakota Wesleyan University gave the address. Flowers were presented to Mrs. W. Buli Abernathy, the post's lone gold star mother, by Pearl Henrichsen. A burial ceremony followed at the cemetery.
Hospital admissions and dismissals list names and towns
In a condensed hospital notes column several patients are named with towns such as Lynch Bryant Hitchcock Huron and Cavour. The list includes Mrs C Bram Mrs C Kohlmeyer Mrs Lea Temperney Glen Bowder Bro Joe Zemlicka Mrs Adolph Heintz and Mrs Frank Krew among others with some followed by medical or surgical notes. Dismissals include Mrs Elmer Bloodgood and baby Mrs Frank Krew and baby and additional names from Haren Bryant Cato Engle and Jeanne Goddard.
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Lynch
Bram Back
Bryant
Medical
Carl Olson
Hitchcock
C. Kohlmeyer
Wolsy
Lea Temperney
Huron
Surgical
Joe Zemlicka
Highmore
Adolph Heintz
Cavour
Glen Bowder
Elmer Bloodgood
Baby
Frank Krew
Haren
Firemen Conclave Opens With Four Day School
Fire school sessions open at the city hall with lectures and demonstrations by fire fighting experts. Delegates from eighteen departments attend as two groups study lectures and drills at the training ground on Town avenue. Governor Warren E. Green to speak Thursday at 1 30 p m. Free dance sponsored for visitors and annual business meeting Thursday night to select next year’s convention site.
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City Hall
Town Avenue
First Street
Third Street
Warren E. Green
Parkston
Vermillion
Hot Springs
Mitchell
Rapid City
Miller
Bridgewater
Pierre
Yankton
Aberdeen
Parker
Menno
Burke
Avon
Philip
White
Redfield
Huron
Aaron Department
Grain deal seals second $10 million purchase in Minnesota
Minneapolis June 14 Agreements set for completion today on another grain sale valued at ten million dollars for four million bushels of bread and durum wheat. The Farmers National Grain corp will pay a minimum price for grain tied to June 1 futures as the Farm Board stabilizes pegged prices and winds down June deals.
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Minneapolis
National Grain Corporation
Minnesota
Stabilization Corporation
Farm Board
Commencement Week Begins for Huron Seniors
Commencement activities for Huron high school graduates began with the annual Baccalaureate in Huron college auditorium. Rev Wallace Bristol delivered the sermon before about 125 seniors and a large crowd, with all city churches canceling services. Rev H Ketelle opened with invocation, Rev E L Jones read scripture, and the high school orchestra and clubs participated.
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Huron High School
Wallace Bristol
Episcopal Church
Huron College
H. Ketelle
E. L. Jones
Clube
Decoration Day Observed At Wolsey Presbyterian Church
Memorial program held Saturday morning at 10 o clock in Wolsey at the Presbyterian church. Choir sang Under the Flag Asleep, prayers and readings followed as American Legion post chaplain and various soloists performed. The Rev F B Mills gave the address, songs by children and a 30 second silent prayer preceded the benediction. Graves were decorated in both cemeteries after services.
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Wolsey Wolsey
Presbyterian. Church
American Legion Post
Anniversary Fete Marks Pierre Fiftieth Jubilee
Pierre state capital hosts a three day fiftieth anniversary celebration with an aviation wedding parade rodeo and baseball game featuring the Sioux City Stockyards against the Sioux Falls Canaries. A pioneer history pageant dances a street carnival and other events draw thousands. Fort Pierre dedication drew about 1500 and Coe I Crawford addressed over 1000 at the Jubilee Reunion.
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Pierre
Sioux City
Geyerhor
Warren Green
James Korh
Harcold
Arlene Carlson
Lafayette
Minn
West
South Dakota
Old Fort Pierre
Coe I. Crawford
Huron
Building Keeps Pace With 1930 In Huron
Huron building activity nearly matches the 1930 pace, with city treasurer Lois Gannaway reporting permits issued since January exceed 100,000 in building value. Five month totals reach 109,000 dollars, about 18,000 less than the same period last year, and May permits approach 50,000 dollars. The largest May permit funds an $8,000 duplex on Colorado avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets by EA Pugstey.
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Huron
Lois Gannaway
Colorado Avenue
Eighth and
Ninth Streets
Ea, Pugstey
Visiting Mayors Sip Burgundy in Dijon Reception
Visiting American mayors and spouses arrived in Dijon to tour Od Burgundy wines. Mayor Gaston Gerard hosted at City Hall and praised local grape heritage while urging restraint as wine greeted the 12,000 strong crowd. Mayor Porter and Mrs. Porter abstained, choosing water and orangeade.
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Dijon
France
America
Gaston Gerard
Burgundy
John C. Porter
Los Amecles
Consolidation of Four Air Lines Announced
CHICAGO June 1 Consolidation of four airlines forming United Air Lines was announced by F B Bentschler president of United Aircraft and Transportation company The four divisions National Air Transport Boeing Air Transport Paracife Air Transport Varney Air Lines will operate from Chicago with P G Johnson as president The new group will run 120 planes fly 32 300 miles daily over 6110 miles of airway routes and carry 160 percent of the nation s airmail.
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Seattle
Johnson
Boeing
Rentschler
Assistant Manager Promoted at Redd Owl No 1 Meat Dept
Bob Van Tour, previously assistant manager of the meat department at Red Owl store No 1, is promoted to manager of the department. Leo Frank, former manager, is transferred to Madison to manage the Red Owl meat department there.
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Bob van Tour
Redd Owl Store No. 1
Leo Frank
Madison
Red Owl
Business Girl To Hold Golf Practice
Members of the business girls' golf club will hold another practice session tomorrow evening at the Chicago and North Western Athletic Park.
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Business Girls’ Golf Club
Chicago and North Western Athletic Park
Local club announces practice session on Fourth Street
Officials of the club announced a practice today on North Fourth Street. Tomorrow's session begins at 6 38 p.m. Regular instructors Mrs Wade Porter and Mrs George McKeon will be present to give lessons to club members.
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North Fourth Street
Wade Porter
George McKeon
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W. S. Delan
Mil. Bank
Miss O'Grady
Bieber
Chicago Orchestra
Olive
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Alpena Patrol
Diskud
Bonilla Somleg
Neepee
Progres
Capitol City
Air Lines
Pillsbury’s Best
Phillips 66
Phillips Organization
Unis
Brown’s Service Station
Niblo
Wilson-Barber Auto Co
Northwestern Motor Co
St. & Sinole
Third St
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