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Setler Says War Dept Plans Dictatorship Threaten Freedom
A spirited denouncement warns that bills drafted by the War Department would grant absolute wartime power, including censorship, draft of all over 18, suspension of habeas corpus, property seizure, and complete control of food and industry for six months after emergency. Senator Bennett Clark is exposing these proposals to alert Congress and the public. The author urges decisive rejection to prevent militaristic overreach.
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What's What in Washington by Rep Hildebrandt
Public document cites Rep Fred H Hildebrandt discussing a Washington program endorsing progressive Democratic policies. The piece notes a state party move favoring government seizure of idle mines mills and factories to employ the unemployed in a production for use basin.
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Political pamphlet cites Roosevelt era reforms and graft themes
The document urges public ownership of natural resources utilities and munitions plants with wage controls in other industries. It lauds Roosevelt Democratic policy, accuses Republicans of reaction, and argues for a referendum on judicial decisions. It critiques franking costs and contemplates agency shifts and the Soil Conservation push with Clark McNary act figures.
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Supreme Court and States Clash Over Social Experiments
The Argus Leader commentary argues the Supreme Court cannot halt all social reform. It cites Holmes on states as laboratories and warns against overstepping constitutional limits. It notes New York wage law controversy and urges preserving South Dakota’s permanent school fund to avoid destabilizing reforms.
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Oriental Leader HORIZONTAL L S New political leader in the Orient
A puzzle style entry notes a new political leader in the Orient with clues for a wide array of terms. The grid includes numerous definitions and cross references such as measures, objects, and concepts spanning languages and geography.
Boy Scouts Camp Near Pierre This Weekfast Camp Buffalo Opens June 14
Boy Scouts will open Camp Buffalo at Farm Island near Pierre on Sunday June 14 with troops from Pierre Canning Presho Kennebec Murdo Selby and Mobridge. Scout Executive John L. Smith leads a staff including Frank Kinyon Howard Ardrad H O Kelley and Melvin Costain. The program features a stone and Black Hills pine headquarters dedication a troop camping staff headquarters for next year and a Court of Honor with the President’s award. The camp grounds lie in a cedar grove by the river with swimming supervised by Red Crane saving men from Pierre. The camp closes Saturday and crews move to Camp Verdire at Wessington Springs for another week starting June 21.
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Scout Executive Smith Plans Summer Camp at Lake Enemy Swim
John L. Smith left yesterday for Aberdeen to assist in planning a summer camp at Lake Enemy Swim during July 5 to 12. He attended a Pheasant district officers meeting in Aberdeen last night and will return Thursday to finish the Boy and Girl Scout circus checkup as the circus committee, led by George Bell, meets at Boy Scout headquarters.
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Jolly Coyotes H Club Fund Program At McKinley School
The Jolly Coyotes H Club staged a program at McKinley School attended by many friends who helped girls earn their way to club camp. Mia Fuller told an engaging tale on 4 H work, Evelyn Cook and Ver nace tap danced, and the girls presented a play The Home Spirits. They thanked supporters including Mr Striton, Mr Lang, Mrs Stewart, Miss Thorpe and Mrs Lyman.
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4-H Poultry Boosters Plan Ball Game Fundraiser
The Faulk County H Clubs met at Ethel Clarambeutt's home to plan selling pop and ice cream at a ball game to raise funds. Kenneth Petewon and Elton Paulson spoke on chick feed for a baby chicks project and a 14 member group aims for Lake Kampeska trip with large buses and leaders.
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Kenneth Petewon
Elton Paulson
Bill Pamp
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Hog Club Meeting and Camp Plans Feature 4-H Events
The Hog Club met at J Erie home with full attendance for a short business session. Mayland Odden spoke on draft horses while Maiden Coulton discussed hog varieties. Lunch was served, next meeting June 13 at Melvin Larson home. A Fairfield Mixers meeting outlined 4 H camp plans at Lake Kampeska June 10 to 18 with nine members and leader Maxine Biggerstaff attending. The club funded attendees via bake sales and a carnival. Delphing Pittman returned to Orient from Chillicothe Business College. A spider’s feet explanation notes progress on smooth surfaces and edible mushrooms are mentioned.
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GUEST EXPECTED CLEVELAND BORAH AT LANDON CAMPFIRE
In Cleveland on June 20 observers expect Senator Borah to move toward the Landon camp with hints of platform concessions. The scene features White and Hilles debating the old guard role and the Youth Movement reshaping the Republican convention with business minds and veterans guiding strategy.
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