Huron school and college graduations draw strong interest
One hundred fourteen Huron high school alumni receive diplomas after last night’s commencement. At Huron college three candidates plan graduation activities over the next three days. Tonight ten seniors perform Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest in the college auditorium with cast including Paul Cantonwins Vincent Egart Dorothy Savage and others. The curtain rises at 8 30 p m. Tomorrow afternoon caps and gowns mark the senior bacalaureate services at 3 30 p m with Living Dangerously drawn from Daniel 6 1. The Huron College A Cappella choir will sing two selections and several reverends and trustees participate. Prizes and Forensic and athletic awards will be presented Monday during final chapel. Alumni dinner Monday night features former students including Luther Nelson from Onida.
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New Huron High School
Huron College
Dev Grees
Oscar Wilde
E. S. DuFancet
Earnest
Ernest
Wilde
Paul Cantonwins
Vincent Egart
Dorothy Savage
Dorothy Titt
Evelyn Wright
William Syring
Danforth Williamson
Victor Peterson
Ann Holland
Foyal C. Agne
Daniel
Jerusalem
da Palestrina
Noble Cain
Hardin A. van Deursen
H. P. Carson
College
W. H. Hardaker
Everett L. Jones
Hubert Ketelle
D. B. Butt
Calvin H. French
Hastings College
Hastings
Neb
French
Louis French
Forensic Association
Luther Nelson
Royal Hotel
Onida
Wayne Nelson
Pioneer Press
Lake Preston C C Hosts Farmers Banquet
Lake Preston C C hosted about fifty farmers at a banquet in the Methodist church dining room. A. M. Eberle, a market specialist from State college, spoke on overcoming sustained adverse conditions and how this period will pass, citing past economic recoveries. Special numbers included a reading by Geraldine Ostroot, a girls saxophone quartet, and a boys’ glee club performance.
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Lake FrestUh
Gune
Lake Freston
Geraldine Ostroot
Commercial Club
Weather Outlook with Thunder Showers Possible
Weather bulletin notes possible thunder showers this afternoon or tonight across Macoo with a shift to partly cloudy to cloudy conditions Sunday and little temperature change. In South Dakota local thunderstorms are likely this afternoon or tonight, tapering to mainly late Sunday with somewhat cooler conditions in the southeast portion.
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Macoo
South Dakota
Fall to be examined for prison trip in El Paso
Albert B. Fall, ex interior secretary, to be evaluated by two El Paso physicians to determine if he can travel to Washington to begin a year in prison for a $100,000 bribe related to government oil leases. Judge Wheat indicated prompt appointments, but canceled one panel after learning prior opinions.
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Albert B. Fall
Harding
B. L. Doheny
Elf
Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Wheatis
el Paso
Texas
Wheat
Felix Miller
R. B. Homan
Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Supreme Court
Army Fliers Add Modern Touch To Aberdeen Jubilee
Aberdeen marks 50th anniversary with frontier era parade and modern air force presence. Two aviator squadrons under Major C L Tinker joined local ceremonies and a five mile parade featuring 15 bands and many groups. The 35th pursuit squadrons depart for Billings after the jubilee events. Judge A K Gardner returns to Huron from St Paul after appellate duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
South Dakota
C. L. Tinker
Chamber of Commerce
Billingss
Mont
Warren Green
J. W. Parmley
Ipswich
Dwight Campbell
Supremet Court
Peter Norbeck
Billings
Jana 27Th Army
Baker Field
Cal
Lindberghs Eye Polar Route For Orient Flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh consider an eastern great circle flight to China and Japan over Greenland and Spitzbergen. The plan, in formative stage, explores fuel bases and supplies on the northern route. Lindbergh may test a water rudder on his Lockheed at North Beach airport as preparations include a tent, boat, two months of food and radio gear.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
China
Japan
North Pole
Orient
Col. Lindbergh
Greeland
Spitzbergen
Bering
Parific
North Beach
Queens
Lindbergh
Lockheed
Great Circle
von Gronau
Dornier
Parker Kramer
Bert Hassell
Rockford, IL
Greenland
Primary Pupils To Do Vacation Work
A six weeks reading and arithmetic coaching course for primary children will open at the high school building Monday, under Superintendent A. J. Lang. Miss Lucille Cope will lead the class in Room 107, five days a week from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. The program targets first to third graders who have not achieved normal grades due to illness and excessive absence.
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A. J. Lang
Lucille Cope
Washington School
Railways Promise Half Rates on Grasshopper Poison
June 6 Pierre Two railway firms agree to half rates on carload branches of bran and poison sent to Rosebud country to aid crops. The Milwaukee Road and North Western Railway authorize reduced freight for materials to Jones and Lyman counties upon telegram to Agriculture Secretary L. G. Troth.
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Pierre
Rosebud
State ‘Department of Agriculture
L. G. Troth
Secretary of Agriculture
RK. W. Reynolds
Milwaukee Road
Jones
Lyman
North Western Railway Company
Canada Grain Crop Conditions Serious in Western Provinces
The Manitoba Free Press reports on June 6 that 47 correspondents across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta say crop conditions are the worst for this season in 29 years. Drought dominates, dust storms hurt fields and some crops are damaged. One soaking rain within a week could change the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba Free Press
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Free Press
Hoover Plans Busy Camp Schedule At Rapidan
President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover arrived at the Rapidan fishing camp from Washington for a weekend stay. The entourage included naval officials discussing expenses and an autogiro flight by Assistant Secretary Ingalls. Hoovers will give speeches soon in Indianapolis, Marion, and Springfield.
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Hoover
Orange
Virginia
Rapidan
Washington
Indianapolis
Marion
Ohio
Springfield
Dinois
Carthage Plans 30th Field Day With Programs
Citywide celebration in Carthage on Monday June 8 marks the 30th annual Field Day featuring sports, music, and free movies. Senator Peter Norbeck delivers an address at 1 04 p m. An old time dance is set for Woodman Hall followed by a stage show and vaudeville at the Carthage theater.
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Carthage
Peter Norbeck
Woodman Hall
Delmont Man Injured When Train Hits Car
Delmont resident F. W. Stevens was severely injured when his car collided with a train near Tipp yesterday afternoon. Officials reported a crushed chest and multiple broken ribs as the car was demolished in the crash.
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Delmont
F. W. Stevens
Tipp
Capone Faces Up To 32 Year Tax Evasion Sentence
CHICAGO June 6 The Chicago gangster Alphonse Capone faced a possible 32 year penitentiary term plus a fine of 80900 for alleged income tax evasion. He posted 50000 bond after surrendering to federal authorities. Indictments claim 215080.45 tax, with two counts, one issued yesterday and another March 16 but suppressed. Guzik, Capone ally, heads to Leavenworth for income tax violation. Capone also serves six months for contempt of court related to a 1592 summons.
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Chicago
Alphonse Capone
A. O. Madden
Special Intelligence Department
Internal Revenue Department
Madden
Capone
United States
E. Q. Johnson
Guzik
Sam Guzik
Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
Florida
Pickett Urging War On Rackets In Duty To Democracy
Baltimore report quotes De mocracy at stake in America says Pickett reformer of the Methodist Episcopal temperance board. He urges officials to enforce laws against gangsters and extortionists warning of western vigilante violence spreading east if crime rises unchecked. He calls for oathful, principled officeholders and jurymen to treat organized gambling as a real menace.
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Pickett
Methodist
America
Baltimore
Deets Pickett
Methodist Episcopal Board of Temperance
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
West
Texas Rangers
Texas
East
Washington
Law
Boys Higher Up Found Guilty Of Goldfish Thefts
In Quincy Illinois a 11 year old boy identified two older youths as the culprits in a spree that saw dozens of goldfish vanish from private pools. All three boys confessed to taking 50 goldfish and were found with the fish cooling in tubs in basements.
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Quincy
III
Plans For Uniform Game Policy On Indian Lands
Pierre June 6 plans for better development and conservation of game and fish on Indian lands were announced after a conference of Indian service representatives and state officials. A permanent committee will work out future policies with representatives from Rosebud Pine Ridge Cheyenne reservations and the state commission. Cooperation between state and federal authorities was urged along with surveys, refuges and possible fish introductions.
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Pierre
Indian Service
O. H. Johnson
C. J. Rhoads
Federal Indian Service
Washington
Federal Biological Survey
Bureau of Fisheries and Indian Service
State Game and Fish Department
Olaf Eidem
Brookings
U. S
Rosebud
Pine Ridge
Cheyenne
State Game and Fish Commission
Attorney General
E. A. Bates
E. J. Armstrong
John Books
Sioux Falls
Worth
South Dakota
Paul ‘Hallam
Charles Boreson
Ideal
Frank Mitchell
Johnson
Officials Silent On Normal Investigation At Northern Normal
Aberdeen June 6 state board of regents closed three day hearing into alleged bad conditions at Northern Normal school. Regents committee led by Waggoner and Dolan studies testimony from students and faculty. Hearing was secret and no findings released beyond official statements amid student strike issues.
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Aberdeen
State Board of Regents
Northern Normal School
W. S. Dolan
Milbank
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Regenus
Waggoner
David Allen Anderson
Northern Normal
Freed For Hitting Woman With Carriage
Chicago June 6 A judge freed Jacob Doering after three days in jail for failing to pay a 5000 dollar judgment. He said the buggy accidentally struck a woman and listed his assets, valuing his horse at fourteen dollars, claiming the buggy was worthless.
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Chicago
Jacob Doering
Wes Weeth
Huron Hosts Lions and Adventists Conventions
Huron expects heavy attendance as the South Dakota Walther league opens a three day convention with more than 1,000 expected. Lions International district gathering attracts delegates from four regions, including Regina and Winnipeg, with plans to decorate streets and a possible three or four district split. The Seventh Day Adventists camp at the State Fair grounds opens Thursday, drawing about 1,000. A trap shooting championship also begins tomorrow at the Huron Gun Club.
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Seventh Day Adventists
Huron
South Dakota Walther League
Lutheran Church of the Missouri Synod
Huron Gun Club
South Dakota Trap Shooting Association
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canada
Feth
Lions Club, International
State Fair Grounds
Regina
Winnipeg
C. W. Fowler
C. W. Webb
Chicago
Lions International
Minot
N. D
New Seiap
Walther League
Missouri Synod Lutheran Churches of
Daum
Europe
Martin Luther
Aisc
H. J. Gockel
McErlane Arrested After Firing Shots in Chicago
Chicago police jailed Frank McErlane, an 18 year veteran of crime including arms robbery and murder trials, after he fired two shots from his car in a pelting rain at about 2 am. He appeared intoxicated to arresting officers. A Minneapolis item notes District Court Judge Thomas H. Salmon, famed as a founder of conception and bait courts, died today.
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McErlane
Chicago
Frank McErlane
Limi
Tudge Salmon
Minneapolis
District Court
Thomas Hi. Salmon
Concuistion
Baits Courta
Spopus
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C. C
Fudge Gardner
A. K. Gardner
St. Paul
United States Lond of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Polar
King
N.Y
Prajadhipok
Siam
Prince Svasti
Adventist
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