Lampert appeals Green River Ordinance ruling in Supreme Court
Pierr e June 3. Lillian Lampert 21 Cohagen Mont a member of a religious sect fled an 112 page brief in the supreme court challenging Pierre s Green River Ordinance convicting her for peddling without a license The brief argues she is not a peddler under the ordinance since contributions for religious literature constitute a non profit activity and that the ordinance is a municipal levy on charitable activity and violates free speech press and worship rights The brief cites Bible passages and references U S Supreme Court reversals of similar cases in 1943 and notes a recent reversal of a year earlier upholding such taxes Lampert was arrested June 15 194? for selling goods without a $5 daily peddler license and was fined 100 plus costs in justice court later fined 85 and costs on circuit court verdict
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May Open Camp Wanzer June 17
Rapid City June 3 Entrance day for health camp children set for June 17 at Camp Wanzer in Rapid Canyon Black Hills South Dakota. Camp owned by the South Dakota Tuberculosis Association hosts 7 to 16 year olds for an eight week health program now in its twentieth year of supervised health renewal services.
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Farmer Meylink suit against county dismissed
Judge John T. Media in Sima Falls on Wednesday dismissed the $1,500 damage suit filed by Valley Springs farmer John Meylink against Minnehaha County and the state highway commission. The ruling states the state cannot be sued in circuit court and the county issues were resolved by a May 1940 verdict.
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State Moves to Dismiss Case Against Highway 38
Assistant Attorney General BE Barron argued for dismissal, contending the state must be sued only in the supreme court, in a dispute relating to Trunk Highway 38 east of Sioux Falls.
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BE. B. Barron
Supreme Court
Giraud Sends Check For U S Supplies
General Henri Giraud sent a further payment to the Lend-Lease administration for civilian supplies sent to French North Africa. The check for 15 million dollars followed a previous 10 million dollar payment, with Stettinius noting the value of supplied civilians goods reaching about 35 million dollars.
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North Africa
Farmers Favor Continuation of AAA and Farm Security
Aberdeen area poll shows 72 percent of farmers support continuing the AAA as is and 70 percent support the Farm Security Administration. Of 650 surveys sent, 235 replies received, 1.7 percent response, amid congressional talks to abolish the FSA and changes to AAA.
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Congress
Sharpe Proclaims June Dairy Month
Governor Sharpe proclaims June as Dairy Month urging South Dakota citizens to recognize dairy farmers as necessary to the war effort, citing the goute need for more dairy products and praising their supreme imperative contributions.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Family Reunion at Voorhees Home
A family reunion at the Lee Voorhees residence near Hitchcock centered with lunch and dinner for out of town guests. Attendees included Mrs. George Jakes of Rapidity Mr and Mrs Atlas Meyer of Aberdeen Miss Alma Anderson of Byron Mrs James Voorh of Alexandria Va Mr and Mrs J Phillips and Mrs J Hillips of Bo.
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Rapidity
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Aberdeen
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Byron
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Alexandria
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Jhillips
War Production Board speeds grain storage facility approvals
Minneapolis June 3 The War Production Board grants regional offices authority to approve on site storage work for grain elevators warehouses and creamery facilities up to 10000. W L Jensen says processing time drops to about five days for urgent requests. All projects need state USDA or war board approval and may not raise capacity by more than 20 percent.
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War Production Board
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Minnneapolis
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Minnesota
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South Dakota
Pennington County appoints new judge in Pierre
Governor appoints George E. Flavin of Rapid City to fill the Pennington County judge seat, succeeding the late George Williams who died shortly after his appointment. Berdahl of Sioux Falls named for fuel tax division inspection duties. Brookeris in Pierre described as an Army inductee.
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Pennington County
Pierre
George
Rapid ” City
George Williams
Toe
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Ramblers Meet at Haugen Day Freshmen Mentioned
unclear readable text mentions the Ramblers meeting at Haugen on a day with reference to freshmen. No clear event date or outcome available.
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State Has Not Appropriated Funds For Veterans Tuition
South Dakota lawmakers since 1919 provided free tuition for honorably discharged veterans but have not appropriated funds for reimbursement in 18 years. Attorney General states veterans are entitled to free attendance, but no state fund exists to pay institutions. Several related opinions note past appropriations and other issues. Institutions listed include Black Hills Teachers College and various SD colleges.
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South Dakota
Russell E. Jonas
Black Hills Teachers College
George T. Mickelson
Public Relations Conference Set for June 8 at SDU
A public relations conference for city and county school superintendents parents and teachers in southeastern South Dakota will be held on the State University campus on June 6 announced by William Batson director of the school of education. The meeting aims to discuss problems of interpreting schools to the public. S. B. Nissen secretary of the event.
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