Relief Dominates as Parties Clash Before Convention
Aimed at the looming national conventions, relief emerges as the top issue for Democrats and Republicans alike. The dispute centers on how to manage vast relief funds under Hopkins versus Ickes, with debates over tax, farm, and constitutional questions shaping the noisy party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Frice
Associated Press
Washington
Selief
Congress
Admin- Secration
Minera
Secion
Mar
Union
Republican
National
Missouri
Repubcan
Harry J. Hopkins
Aurfece
Hopkins
Ickes
Aome
Alond
French Workers Push Reform Ahead as Strikes Grow
French workers move ahead of premier Leon Blum as widespread strikes and factory occupations press for faster social reforms. Unrest follows the Bravis sky affair and February 6 1944 events, with leftists gaining ground in elections and industry paralyzed by walkouts.
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New York
France
Qollimmt
Leon Blum
Ace Gwee
Republic
Blum
Place de la Concorde
Partiament Sinc
Triumophant
Brom
Bend
Add
Bank of France
Longo
Tabor
Twenty Years Ago in Huron and Local Notices
A collage of 1930s Huron items shows a Watertown band concert on Dakota Avenue at 7 30 PM and multiple social gatherings. Also noted are baseball results, residents traveling to Sioux Falls, and a mortgage sale notice tied to Beadle County Nebraska.
Scholarship Award Celebrated by Wessington Springs Group
Wessington Springs junior college student Eva Marle Ansted received a University of Southern California scholarship for outstanding academics. The community notes detailed multiple social visits, travel plans, and local club activities including Kiwanis, American Legion, and neighborhood gatherings with residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paterson, Mrs. Ray Freeman, and several others.
Ted Kuch Home Visit Event Noted
A brief report notes someone will spend a week at the Ted Kuch home before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Ted Kuch
Local Social Notes From Montovideo to Kadoka
Bonilla Misses Ruth Sickles and Jean French visit Montevideo. Ruth Sickles stays with Ralph Sickles in Rapid City this week. Herman Mahnke and spouse move to Custer for work at a local garage. C O Moffitt of Huron visits sister E R Brummett. F R O'Brien and Theo Holland stop in Hitchcock. H Vollenweider conducts one day business in Hur. Sidney Parkinson family and George Barnes family from Kadoka visit relatives here.
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Bonilla
Ruth Sickles
Jean French
Montevideo
Minn
Lloyd Sickles
Ralph Sickles
Rapid City
Herman Mahnke
Custer
Mahnke
C. O. Moffitt
Huron
E. R. Brummett
F.R. O'Brien
Theo Holland
Hitchcock
H. Vollenweider
Sidney Parkinson
George Barnes
Kadoka
Summer Visitors and Residents Return From Vacations
Yale Annabelle Murth taught in Mubank and returned home for summer. The Maasa family of Bancroft visited Albert Maass. Harry Derscheid and family stayed with William Derscheid near Osceola. Charley Mason and family of Mitchell called on F. W. Marsh. Annabelle Marsh, Eva and Marguerite Davis dined with Fierce Tyrell in Troquois. Alton Goophran of Webster and daughter Marilyn visited William Gaughran. Mangard and John Freenan of Cavour visited Mrs. John Smith. Harry Garry and family of Salem and Larry Garry of Bridgewater visited the Semerd Garry home. Terry Welsh spent a week with his grandparents near Ban. Alice Webb of Bancroft spent a day with RE Welsh. Roy Johnson and Maynard Tyrell called in town. O Keefe and family attended Mrs. O Keefe’s aunt Agnes Grecian’s funeral in Watertown. Agnes and Joseph Grecian planned a summer in Coon Rapids. Mrs. Kuwehl and daughter Marie and Alfred Musolf planned summer trips. Marie intends to attend summer studies.
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Yale
Annabelle Murth
Mubank
R. A. Maasa
Bancroft
Albert Maass
Harry Derscheid
William Derscheid
Osceola
Charley Mason
Mitchell
F.'W. Marsh
Annabelle Marsh
Eva
Marguerite Davis
Paul Garry
Iroquois
Semerd Garry
Terry Welsh
Ban- O
Alice Webb
Bancvort
RE. Welsh
Roy Johnson
Maynard Tyrell
Haron
J. FE. O'Keefe
Watertown
Mrs. Okeefe
Agnes
Joseph Grecian
Coon Rapids
Community Notes From Fordham and Surroundings
Local clubs met for visits, hospitality, and small gatherings as Mrs. Barney Slagle hosted Fordham neighbors. Mrs. Lake welcomed movers in 14 Doland and Mrs. Mel Madsen visited Geuahter. Weeklong revivals led by Rev Rabine occurred in Hague Township. Various residents traveled, dines, and attended church and county events while others departed for Sioux Falls and River Falls after visits.
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Barney Slagle
North Economy Club
Lake
Doland
Enteraln
Mel
Madsen
Ee J Geuahter
Soren Jensen
Broadland and visitors travel through Fairfield Township
Broadland Mrs William Harrington and West ley spent a few days last week visiting at the Harvey Urban home in Fairfield Township. The Rev Susie Thompson left to attend the camp meeting in Redfeld where she will lead the singing. A children's day program will be given at the Methodist Church Sunday morning at 10 30. Mr and Mrs Carl Better and others returned from Selby after attending the funeral of John Smith. Misa Mardelia Rogers left for Brookings to join her parents who are employed there. Mrs Charles Walraven returned home after two weeks caring for Mrs Everett Pageler and baby daughter. Fred Johnson confined to his home with rheumatism.
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Broadland
William Harrington
Westley
Harvey Urban
Fairfield Township
M. B Jeffers
Lester Stouffacher
Jett
Minneapolis
Carl Better
Tim Smith
Kermeth Ab- Tamaon
Selby
John Smith
Susie Thompson
Redfeld
Methodist
Misa Mardelia Rogers
Brookings
Charles Walraven
Everett Pageler
Fred Johnson
Highmore Society Hosts Breakfast And Out-of-Town Guests
Twelve guests attended a three table breakfast at Mrs. Frank Ray's home with yellow pansy decor. Notable visitors include Mrs. Rich and sister-in-law Mrs. Pilkington en route from North Carolina to Spokane for vacation, Miss Katherine Knoop of Washington DC, Mrs. Perry Goth of Ree Heights, and Mrs. Gideon Seymour on her way to London with her AP reporter husband. Miss Bernice Swanson won high at bridge. Mrs Goth set a high record. An evening party honored Miss Helen Yerndle. Miss Phyllis Baughman of Ravenna was a guest. Florence Brady and Dorothy June Hawkins led in bridge scores with Hawkins also winning the travel prize. The Highmore Women's Club closed its year with a Congregational Church dinner, a long table of yellow roses and white tapers, and speeches by Mrs. B. M. Reinhardt.
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Highmore
Society
Frank Ray
Rich
Itheard Pilkington
North Carolina
Spokane
Washington
Katherine Knoop
Washington, D. C
Helen Gibbs
Helen Yerndle
California
Phyllis Baughman
Ravenna
Nebr
Florence Brady
Dorothy June Hawkins
Hawkins
Highmore Women's Club
Congregational Church
B. M. Reinhardt
Mines
Comet Press Award Winners Named by South Dakota Association
The Greater South Dakota Association named two judges for the weekly Comet Press Award. G Troug of Vermillion heads USD Journalism, Loren E Donelson of Brookings directs Minnesota Daily. George H Moses of Bismarck won the Northwest Daily Press Association scholarship worth 100 dollars.
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of Press
Serve Comet
Cortest
Greater South Dakota Association
Tolay
B. F. Patton
Huan
Theyis G. Troug
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Loren E. Donelson
Brookings
Direses
Priviing
Minneapolis
George H. Moses
Bismarck
North Dakota
University of Minnesota
Prize to South Dakota weekly for best service to community
A prize desk will be awarded by the association to a South Dakota weekly newspaper judged for outstanding community service in 1935. The winner, selected by judges, will be presented at a ceremony by Pens at Bute College and Trey from Sioux Falls, with the Arkue Leader noted as the writer.
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Bute College
Trey
Sioux Falls
Taitorial Pvriter
Arkue Leader
Sveet
South Dakota
Local club reports and speeches at sixth district convention
Tompkins Enger and Noel sang two tone peg cepella numbers. Miss KR Dickinson presented the sixth district club convention report. Miss Mary Erwin, a W C I U worker, spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enger
Tompkins
Noel
KR. J. Dickinson
Mary Erwin
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Doles
John Evans
Foreig Service
Associated Pres
Europe
Paris
Charse
Teau
By John Evans
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Frankfort
Athletic Park
Iocals
Peterson
Sporrer
Prammer
Harsen
McGraw
Gardner
Peacock
Vote
Nigria
Mary Sieling
Herman J. Sieling
Land Bank Commission
Omaha
Douglas County
Nebraska
Register of
Beadle County
United States
Federal Farm Mortgage
Towit
Saga Township
Range
West Tn
Cotstain
MSGS
Neighborhood News
Wessington Springs
Eva Marle Ansted
University of Southern California
American Legion Arctillary
Ray Freeman
Ernest Paterson
Betty
Billy
Welverndale
Clif McVey
Frank Bell
Betty Bell
Dele Newcomer
Barbara Lackey
Evelyn Parkhurst
Ralph
Ferrin
Evelyn Creighton
Bronx Falls
Kiwanis Club
Mitchell Club
Whitney
W. R. King
BR. J. Cock
Oliver Moyck
Alpena
Neda Alsenbrey
Huron College
John Newharth
Oregon
Alyina Ochsner
John Cashman
W. T. George
Ruby Butz
Wm. Butz
EA Smith
Ben Butz
Ralph Bromwell
Luton
C. H. Farrington
Isaaze Carr
Donald
Dorothy
Doris
Pocatello
Tdsho
Wmr
Blis
Lohn
Song
Crookston
Misn
Jake Winegardn
Genevieve Veaseylini
Huron Pubdue
Rochester, Minn
J. W. Foster
Arlington
Mra
Foster
Hillmer
Hare
Max Habicht
Carl Habicht
Detroit Lakes
Maureen Kenefick
L. A. Rhodes
Scott
Marguerite
Rochester
Henry Anderson Jett
West Coast
J. J. Scunlerer
Anderson
Anderson Lumber Yard
Olive Hoffman
Cove
Pierre
Kitzmiller
Farmers Union
J. H. Kearton
Fordham
Wanda Beavers
Rabine
Oldham
Hague Township
Ray Ward
Walter Beavers
Glenn Hubbard
Wicks
Jamas Chance
Arthur’ Madsen
Clark
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
C. D. Blevins
Township Board
Lfoyd Reeke
Dr. Blevins
Della Ruble
House Meents
River Falls
Wis
Mixa Lucille McGrau
HS OP
McGrau
Bernice McGraw
Smmer
Eliza Young
Alpha Bheltan
Pontiac
Jentey Blank
Okg
Sherman
North Dakotan
Northwest Daily Press Group
Daily Press Association
Moses
C. W. Moser
Young Moses
Bismarck High School
Minnesota Daily
Robert DeVany
Mobridge
3. D
Mobridge Tribune
DeVany
George VW
Jack’s Market
Alaska Ath
Pine Sale
Bliss
Tin
Ch & Sanborn Coffee
Quice
Los Angeles
Leonard Cox
F. O
Detroit
Hupson
Selman Lambert
Harry Lesert
Lloyd Bel Huron
ED Devore
Kure, & DB
City Hall
WY Wurson
Hudson
Supee Syeamset Eget
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