The German Crisis and Hitler Rise in Power
The resignation of the Bruening government accelerates Germany toward a harder line on reparations and debt. Hitler’s growing influence, the Young Plan dispute, and Lausanne tensions set the stage for a potential showdown. A hard Berlin stance could threaten European stability and delay economic recovery until reparations issues are resolved.
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Bruening
Germany
Bengebane
Lausanne
Geremany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Ger
Kansas City Times
Berlin
PfLtler
Pr Lestler
Laasaume
Brucaing
Back to the Farm Movement Raises Industrial Interest
The Burlington railroad reports a 40 percent rise since 1930 in inquiries and interest in returning to farming. It notes more favorable attitudes toward farming, with many former farm residents and industrial workers seeking farm opportunities, and argues agriculture faces tougher times but remains comparatively steadier than other industries.
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Rally Budd
Burlington Railroad
United States
Burlington
Farm Labor Shifts Favor Farmers As Wages Fall
A farm worker’s steadier prospects emerge as industrial wages slump. Years ago high industrial pay drew men from farms. now reduced farmer purchasing power and lost farm income push many back to acres. Local demand for farms for rent rises unexpectedly amid nationwide interest and uncertain outcomes.
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Feim
Smart Canadians seed prairie forests with free seedlings
The Dominion government will plant over 2,500,100 young trees for prairie farmers, with 3,500,000 seedling trees shipped from Sutherland and Indiana Head, Sask. Free except express charges, the program boosts shelter belts, moisture conservation, and farm beauty. Weather is favorable, grasshoppers are declining, and relief legislation prospects look bright.
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
Dominion
Department of Immigration and Colonization
Canadian Patnie Railway
Sutherland
Indiana Head
Sask
Prairies
A Side Door to the Court In World Justice Debate
The Linthicum resolution proposes paying 53000 yearly to the World Court to save other subsidies and signal U S commitment to international judicial settlement. Critics warn ratification delays and ASH reservations hinder full participation, while partial ties offer practical access to court rules and mutual justice.
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COURT
Christian Science Monitor
Congress
World Court
United States
Ratuie
If States
Aaueri
Sena
United Stars
If Russia Were Kansas
The piece, contrasting Soviet policy with Kansas farming, imagines a state regime forcing collectivization and grain hoarding punishments. It warns that if Kansas were Russia, authorities would seize livestock and grain, punish hoarders, shoot migrants, and endure shortages, before restraint might come from Providence.
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Russia
Kansas Kansas City Star
Edgar S. Furniss
Yale University
Kansas
Kansne
Gold Standard Drift Gains Momentum In Opinion
Sioux City Tribune suggests the US may abandon the gold standard, citing European fears and a rapid gold outflow totaling over 180 million dollars in recent weeks. It outlines three steps to go off gold: presidential proclamation banning exports, Federal Reserve suspending gold payments, and congressional action to shift treasury gold obligations. The piece notes a drop from about half the world’s gold two years ago to about a third now amid market turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Tribune
United States
Europe
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Beadle Leaguer Wins Free Trip To Pierre Convention
A Beadle county member reports attending the state Young Citizens league convention in Pierre held last month. Miss Wipf served as district delegate. events included opening at the state capitol, regional essay contests, a banquet, tours of Fort Pierre, and a visit to the governor. The trip concluded with a return to Huron after a full schedule of sessions and statewide activities.
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Anna Wins
Braille County
C. L
Young Citizens League
Fr. Pierre
Ft. Pierre
Crissin
Hayeying
City Auditorium
Union
Mary Elien
Capitol
Delmar Nelson
George Washington
North America
Huron
Huron Scout Troop 5 Awards Gold and Silver Stars
Minnehaha Troop 5 members received gold stars Alene Gibbs Kathleen Conner Viola am and Harriet Carlson at a Wednesday Methodist church meeting. Silver stars went to Maxine Weir Marielle Thompson Coraty Young and Tesephine Searls.
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Huron
Minnehaha
Ethelyn Anderson
KL Pierson
Alene Gibbs
Kathleen Conner
Violaam
Harriet Carlson
Maxine Weir
Marielle Thompson
Coraty Young
Tesephine Searls
F. E. Lochridge
Ead
Hiawatha Patrol
Blue Bonnets
Spink Girl Presents Club Demonstration on Feet Care
Velma Austin of the Feter Pan 4-H club gave a talk on Care of the Feet at a May 28 meeting held at Ruth Hofer s home. The club reporter notes the close of the business session.
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Spink
Velma Austin
Spink County
Ruth Hofer
Troop Scribe Task To Track Dues And Meetings
A fresh scribe in the troop receives training in record keeping and journalism. He must note each boy’s dues, restrictions, advancement, and attendance, while managing the treasury. The scribe also provides the troop with items of interest and prepares an annual report for the committee.
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Don Hartwich
Bu 2
Tetron
Titanka Troop 6 Hosts Tea Party for Girl Scouts Guests
Titanka Troop 6 hosted a Wesley Hall tea Wednesday from 1 to 5 with 5 visitors and Betty Virginia Phillips hosting. Mrs Bert Phillips led serving assisted by Marie Richardson and Marjorie. decorations featured yellow roses and tapers. Patrols planned work, badges were awarded, and guests joined the girls for games after the tea.
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Mothers of Titanka
Wesley Hall
Orlosk
Betty Virginia Phillips
Teperier
Seventer Marchuns
Bert Phillips
Ane Marie Richardson
Marjorie
Oake
Minnetonka
Orioles
Bii
Bert Phils
Phil
Huron Community Committee
Marjorie Wagner
Elinor Keck
Bettie Rae Dunbar
Jean Marie Richardson
Marjorie Bastien
Ebihi
Cre Brow
Bonnie Jean Dunbar
Marjori Wagner
Creva Brown
Helen Habielit
Margaret Kuhn
Magjosie Bastian
Smothers
Ara Aid xi
Trip Delegates Must Be Selected At Once
Girl Reserve clubs that have won Hi ronite free trips to Lake Byron must choose their delegates within a few days to secure reservations. Names should be sent to the club editor or Migs Harriot Casson in care of Beedle County YWCA. Letters requesting special meetings to elect delegates have been sent by club editor and YWCA secretary. Some clubs have not responded, and prompt information is essential.
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Lake Byron
Furmer
Migs
Banner Sewing Club Holds May Meeting in Hyde County
The Banner Sewing club of Northern Hyde County met May 29 at Mrs Porter Hall's home with all but one member present. Ruth Thurston presided over the business session. One dress was cut out and judged. The group discussed a dairy project and decided not to pursue it this year. Songs and club yells closed the meeting, and the lesson hour’s food was served.
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Arive
Pierre
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Marley
Tuk
Margaret Long Tank
D Otlock
Corvention
Capitol
State House
House of Representatives Chamber
E. C. Giffen
League
Pauline Orth
D. Mills
Lsle
Lois Richardson
State Supreme Court
George Witheington
Dwight Campbell
Iudee
M. G. Barnes
Banner Sewing Clab
Banner Sewing Club
Hyde County
Mra
Porter Hall
Mildred McGough
Ruth Thurston
Huron Scouts Win Attendance Awards At Hike
Minnehaha Troop 5 Blue Bonnet and Rue Beil patrols led by Ruth Westling and Mrs. W. M. Sibley hiked Wednesday morning. After lunch sbrizes were won by Marjorie Thompson Alene Gibbs Ruth Westing and Dorothy Foster. The group visited Josephine Searles home then attended the regular scout meeting. program at Pleasant Valley church June 12 to reorganize the Cra die Roll and have girls bring dolls and doll carriages.
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Huron
Minnehaha
W. M. Sibley
Ruth Westling
Marjorie Thompson
Alene Gibbs
Ruth Westing
Dorothy Foster
Josephine Searles
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley Church
Words of Mixed Length Puzzle Clues and Errors
A garbled word puzzle list presents horizontal and vertical clues with numerous misspellings and misordered letters. The jumble includes references to months, animals, verbs, and sensory words, creating a scattershot set of crossword style prompts.
Free Trip Offer For Chub Bg In 4-H Club Car Plan
A notice from the National committee outlines awarding prizes for the Nitrosol 4-H club car during the fires week in Docu. The Chicago & Northwestern earlyves advanced to encourage children in soil projects. The 3-Helu and Interr ote groups handle work on health and other lines, with meetings weekly. Contact the extension agent for details.
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Smell
Kota
Chicago & Northwestersa
Bane
Ned
Lee's Hustlers Plan Annual Picnic
The Lee's Hustlers Poultry Club of Ceadle County met at Glenn Siegen thaler durme last week with Mil Dent presiding over the session. A picnic and regular business were planned. A lapel was served by the hostess. The club, fed by Lee Parc the past few years, remains active and connected to local reporting.
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Lee's Hustlers
Lee's Hustlers Poultry Club
Ceadle County
Glenn Siegenthaler Durme
Lee Parc
Rhubarb cooking tips and a scalloped recipe from spring guidance
The article promotes rhubarb as a versatile spring staple rich in minerals. It advises harvesting early for best flavor, cutting stalks to avoid stringing, and selecting fresh red varieties like Strawberry rhubarb. It suggests storage methods, varied serving ideas beyond pie, and includes a scalloped rhubarb recipe with ingredients and steps.
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Fragmented OCR text recounts a New York tour and local events with unclear names and dates. It mentions a Miss, a Julian W. Phos graduate, and plans to travel to St. Paul. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
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New York
Wits
Tangiers
Puesty Church
Mes
Sne Woll
St. Paul Whee
Miss Jewsie
Thikoy
Imp
Madison Chib Flower Show to Boost Local Interest
Madison Chib leads the Garden Club planning its second annual flower show with about 60 members, featuring 5 classes and elaborate displays. Chairman Faro oversees preparations as the event aims to stimulate community interest in the city’s horticultural efforts.
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Madison
Macsen
Aia
Mia
Faro
Anihly
Gukwi
Progrem
Alumni May Reserve Commencement Seats
Brookings June 3 State alumni may reserve seats for the commencement exercises on June 10. C. W. Pugsby announces from State College. applications to D. B. Doner registrar by June 2. The feature includes new amplifiers at Cooudge j theatre weather permitting. Dean E. B. Woodruff will speak. The second largest class will receive degrees.
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Brookings
State
C. W. Pugsby
Deat
State College
D. B. Doner
Cooudge J Theatre
Dean E. B. Woodruff
Calvary
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Beadle
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Titanka Troop 6
Mothers of Turl Scoutz
Managua
Ada
Pears
Wile
Etiiule
Iene Times
HS Maleadil
Tashi
Tewerd
Pia
Brown
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