Payroll Figures For WPA Officials In Four States
Administrative employees on active duty in Work Projects Administration offices in Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota and South Dakota numbered 659 on April 30 and drew monthly salaries totaling 111 410. The figures were presented to the House Appropriations subcommittee reviewing the 1943 WPA appropriation as the best available indication of the arrangement for the coming year, though WPA officials said they could not show anticipated administrative employment levels.
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Washington
Work Projects Administration
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakoota
South Dakota
House Appropriations Subcommittee
WPA
Top Cadet James H Hottenroth heads West Point class
James H Hottenroth, cadet number 1 from New York City, graduates at the head of West Point’s where he earned 2834.46 points out of 3045. He also led the Army lacrosse team during his final year.
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West Point
James H. Hottenroth
New York City
Army
Government offices trimmed across four states
By April 30 the total offices dropped from 305 to 215 with reductions in Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Wisconsin. The text lists state and district offices with employee counts and salaries such as Mitchell South Dakota 52 employees earning 3 387 and Aber district offices, reflecting a broad downsizing.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Mitchell
Aber
WPA plans reshuffling offices tied to project workers
WPA officials said eliminations of some offices and a shift in administrative employment would depend on the number of project workers and the distribution of unemployed. The plan views changes through the year as jobs fluctuate.
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Deen
Mitchell
WPA
Ond
Ten Years Ago in Huron Compliments and Gatherings
Complimenting Miss Bernice Justice soon to be married, Miss Sarah Ramner hosted nine guests and bride prizes were awarded in bridge. Mr and Mrs C H Bell hosted a dinner. high bridge scores went to Mrs W J Braskamp and Dale Thorn. Also reports on graduations, travel, a birth, vacations, visitors, and a severe wind and rain storm in Huron with 0.73 inch rainfall and 46 mph wind.
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Bernice Justice
Sarah Ramner
Glen Burger
Miss Justice
C. H. Bell
W. J. Braskamp
Dale
Thorn
G. B. Fahrendorf
Mary Jo
Francis
Minneapolis
Durham Hall
St. Catherine’s
Catherine Fahrendorf
Elizabeth Cone
Twin Cities
Chris Nelson
Iroquois
Clara
Muriel
Lillian Vanderburg
Alma Harvey
Velma McAllister
Kathryn Terpening
Lucille Drumm
Gertrude Bakken
Clara Wintner
Huron
Rosamond
Zuber
Aberdeen
Lake Kampeska
Weeck
Ralph Oertli
Philip
Blanche
Yuba City
Cal
Oertli
John Murphy
Henry Vonderhart
Ray Hyde
Tracy
Sanford Schuyler
Hawarden
Margaret Ferguson
Boston
Mass
John Martin
Verne Honestecn
Grace Bunt
Detroit
Mich
John J. Crawford
Geraldine
Harold
Sioux City
Chicago
Inllinois
Red Cross
Springs FFA Chapter Buys $25 War Bond
Springs FFA chapter buys a $25 United States Savings Bond using year earnings. Ervin Kurtz, advisor, led the group which had planned a summer trip. They spent Sunday at Ruskin Park roller skating and fishing. Kurtz attended a district agricultural instructors meeting in Huron with Supt. L. FE. Gerber.
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Wellington Springs
Ervin Kurtz
United States
Ruskin Park
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