JUDICIAL PROCEDURE A Day county juror observations
Harold W. Card notes Day county jurors value fair verdicts but struggle with evidence rules. They question why witnesses cannot be examined in court and why some evidence is admitted. The piece discusses layman confusion and calls for simplifying procedure, with the American Bar Association pursuing reform efforts and hoping for progress.
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Harold W. Card
Webster Reporter
Day County
American Bar Association
Tax free securities under debate in Paul Mallon column
Paul Mallon argues tax free securities may be abolished and analyzes the impact on government borrowing and taxpayer costs. He notes resentment at tax exemptions but concedes public bodies benefit from low interest. removing the tax could raise rates and shift costs to all taxpayers.
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Paul Mallon
No Repudiation Here in South Dakota Bonds
The article notes South Dakota has not repudiated highway bonds unlike Arkansas which diverted bond funds to the general fund. It discusses how bonds were issued backed by state credit and auto fuel taxes, with concerns over legal recourse and fiscal strain.
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Rural Credit Department
South Dakota
Arkansas
State credit upheld amid financial hardship and repudiation fears
The article notes that Arkansas faces securities pressures but rejects repudiation. It cites South Dakota’s approval of officials’ efforts to avoid repudiation and join in plans to preserve credit. The piece argues continued fiscal caution preserves the state’s good name and benefits future prospects and moral standing.
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Arkansas
South Dakota
Lindbergh Urges Continued Light Air Craft Development
Col Charles A. Lindbergh testifies before Congress that stopping lighter-than-air craft development now would be unwise and unsafe. He asserts both lighter and heavier-than-air systems remain incomplete and three generations may not declare one superior, stressing a definite future role for lighter-than-air aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Congressional Investigating Committee
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Women Drivers Question Driving Ability With New Safety Figures
The National Safety Council reports that one in 21 male drivers is in a crash, while one in 86 female drivers is involved. The debate over which sex drives better persists, as stereotypes endure despite the statistics.
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National Safety Council
New York Court Holds Directors Liable For Negligence
The New York Supreme Court ruled that corporate directors who neglect duties can be liable if their company fails. In a $100 million accounting suit against eight directors of bankrupt International Match, the court said directors must actively direct, not merely rubber-stamp. The decision cheers a nation familiar with firms collapsing when leadership shirks responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Supreme Court
International Match Company
Roosevelt policy mix muddies Soviet trade with Amtorg
A Pioneer Press analysis argues Washington may shift from political nonrecognition to economic engagement with the Soviet government via Amtorg Trading Corporation. It notes long-standing private trade under no formal agreement and questions the purpose of nonrecognition if economic ties are formalized.
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WYTH
Russia
St Paul Pioneer Press
Roosevelt
United States
Othr
America
Washington
Brookhart
New Agricultural Relief Organization
Amtorg
Department of Agriculture
State Department
Venice Ends Its Isolation With New Mainland Highway
The Pearl of the Adriatic loses its 140 year isolation as a brick and concrete five and a half mile highway reaches Venice. A two and a half mile bridge spans the lagoon linking the city to the mainland under Premier Mussolini. The old gondola age gives way to horns and motors as traffic arrives and departs.
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Lagunia Venetia
Italy
Venice
Musao
Jinij
Verdes
Low cost 4 H club camp to draw Huron youths
The annual 4H club camp at the State Fair grounds in Huron runs June 18 with a minimum fee of 2. Registration is 2 to 5 Sunday afternoon with county agent R A Cave and Miss Sara L Dewing in charge. Activities include games, a treasure hunt, pageant practice, sports, and a night program. The day’s schedule covers rising, meals, instruction, and performances led by local extension staff and instructors.
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Beadle
R. A. Cave
Sarah L. Dewing
Cave
Cass
Dewing
Gitchell
Truax
Land of Sunshine
Gitchell l
Frunx
Brandsen
Frandsen
Hecbink
Trusx
D. E. Cass
Brookings
G. Heebinx
George Fransden
Madison Normal
Lenore Gitchell
Huron
Grace Truax
State
T. A
Sioux Falls
Miss Dewing
Mr. Casa
Iroquois Scouts Stage Camp at Pearl Creek
Troop 17 camps for four days starting Monday June 12 at Pearl Creek. Eighteen boys passed medicals and will camp in patrol tents with separate cooking, outdoor program, and waterfront activities. Each scout brings food. milk butter meat and poultry supplied as needed. Local business men provide transportation.
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Pearl Creek
Milo Opdahl Heads College 4-H Club
Milo Opdahl was elected president of the College 4-H Club at Brookings for the coming year. Officers include Wilma Olefiaeh as vice president Barbara Goode as secretary Vernon Ullman as treasurer and Sylvia Dybdahl as social chairman. Members plan a picnic later and the club currently folds programs at rural schools.
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Milo Opdahl
Mamun County
Brookings
Wilma Olefiaeh
McCook Comunty
Barbara Goode
Hanson County
Vernon’ Ullman
Brookings County
Sylvia Dybdahl
Minnehaha County
La-Ko-Fah Troop Holds First Clubhouse Meeting
La-Ko-Teh troop 1 held its first regular meeting in a garage clubhouse at 579 Third Street Southwest. Twenty members and three visitors attended as Miss Irma Yormanack from out of town taught acrobatic stunts and the group planned improvements to the space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
La-Ko-Teh Troop 1
Yeutenant
Irma Yormanack
Girls prepare packing list for 4 H club camp
Mise Dewing warns girls to pack for June 18 to 21 at the fair grounds with sports in mind. The list excludes high heels and fussy dresses and covers dresses underclothes toiletries sewing supplies and bedding for a practical camp wardrobe.
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Fair Grounds
Mise Dewing
Club Raises Funds for Camp Expenses at Bake Sale
Cheery Cookers club members held a bake sale Saturday and raised $3.90 to send five members to camp at Huron. At the June 7 meeting four members attended, two were absent, and a 10 cent fine was set for each missed meeting. Next meeting is July 12 at 2 PM. Refreshments were served by Miss Clara Wicken and Miss Bernice Strong.
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Cheery Cookerslub
Merbers
Campet Huron
Betty Strong
Clara Wicken
Bernice Strong
Troop 17 Iroquois Wins Huron Camporee Title
Troop 37 of Iroquois won first place at the Ritters Grove Camporee held June 7 and 8 after a neck to neck race with Troop 5 of Huron. Iroquois Scouts earned blue ribbons for overall performance with top spots in not tying and compass work. Team members include Donald Walter, William Theophilus, Duane Gary, Gene Annis, Daniel Gross, Weldon Bolan, Dayton Armin, and Charles Annin.
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Iroquois
Ritter’s Grove
Huron
Donald Walter
Willam Theophilus
Duane Gary
Gene Annis
Daniel Gross
Weldon Bolan
Dayton Armin
Charles Annin
Yankton 4-H Club Plans Play to Support Activities
Olivia Kremer leads Nimble Fingers 4-H club in Yankton County. Members organized a bake sale last March and now plan a play to raise funds for upcoming 4-H events. Vera Dupic assists, and the group has completed their dresses while using Playawhile guidance.
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Yankton 4- Hclub
Olivia Kremer
Nimble Fingers Club
Yankton County
Vera Dupic
FDY
Jolly Eight Girls Plan Candy Sale For Camp Fund
At the June 6 meeting in the St. Lawrence hotel president Genevieve Whittington led the Jolly Eight club. They canceled a planned play due to time constraints and decided to sell candy to raise funds to send two members to club camp. Genevieve demonstrated a milk drinks lesson and the group adjourned.
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Jolly Eight Club
St. Lawrence
Genevieve Whittington
Genevieve
Happy Canning 4 H Club Plans Strawberry Canning
Members of the Happy Canning 4 H Club will can strawberries at the next meeting to be held at McKinley School. Reporter Lela Leslie notes the prior gathering at McKinley on June 9 at 9 30 attended by 11 members and 10 guests.
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Happy Canning
Mc- Kinley
Lela Leslie
De-Nut Sale Sparks Funds For Walworth Club Effort
The Nifty Improvers of Walworth County held a De-Nut sale to raise money for a camp project. Mrs. Ethelind Campbell reports profits about 12 dollars from selling roughly 58 dozen nut items at a nominal price, with club members eager to learn of others’ fundraising ideas.
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Improvers Club
Walworth County
Ethelind Campbell
Girls Scout Picnic At West Park Reported
Girls from Minneyaba troop No. 5 joined a West Park outing. They swam in the plunge then enjoyed a picnic lunch after the arrival. Mrs. Fred led the business meeting following the meal.
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West Park
Minneyaba
Fred
Lehman Named Second Lieutenant At Busy Troop Meeting
Lois Kennedy reports on a summer schedule, noting a troop meeting closing with Taps and Run Along Home. The girls enjoyed a Sunday school picnic after the session, while a reminder on nutrition urges intelligent dietary use to fight widespread malnutrition and protect the nation’s welfare.
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Lehman
Lois Kennedy
Flower Shut-In Day Brings 116 Bouquets to Bedsides
Thanks from Harum florists to Eve ning Huronite Girl Scouts and Kiel Brothers for promoting and printing cards. One hundred sixteen bouquets delivered to homes for those unable to go outdoors. The effort was organized by the Flower Shut-In Day Committee led by Clarence Walker with Perry Floral Co and Telegrap Delivery Association taglined with a message of cheer.
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Harum Florists
Huronite
Girl Scouts
Kiel Brothers, Inc
Plorist
Walker
Clarence Walker
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Pan
Malnutrition in children is rising as a grave public health concern. Factors include poor diet, sleep deprivation, fatigue, and heredity, leading to stunted growth and increased disease susceptibility. The text links malnutrition to tuberculosis and calls for community action.
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Evers
Twenty Years Ago Travel Notices From Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs Herman Weir and son Fred plan to visit Minneapolis for a few weeks. Attorney Charles Warren leaves for Redfield to handle professional business. B E Beach heads to Minneapolis with Sioux Falls men for Twin Brooks Minn. Mrs John Doherty of Huron elected Grand Worthy Matron of the Grand Lodge session in Yankton. Judge A E Taylor and Court Reporter George Schnepper depart for Redfield to hold court several days. Rev W H Thrall returns from Redfield after a short business trip.
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Herman Weir
Fred
Minneapolis
Charles Warren
Redfield
B. E. Beach
Sioux Falls
Fairbanks
Twin Brooks
Minn
John Doherty
Haron
Grand Lodge
Yankton
Doherty
A. E. Taylor
George Schnepper
W. H. Thrall
Beadle Association Plans Wool Purchase Drive
Beadle county Wool Growers association aims to buy all county wool at 24 cents a pound with exceptions for heavy fine wool. President A. D. Randall says they will haul wool starting today and finish by Thursday after selling previously to Bolles and Rogers Saturday.
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Beadle Association
Beadle County Wool Growers Association
Bolles
Rogers
A. D. Randall
Graduation attendance spans towns in special notes
The N G Stinson family traveled from Huron to Hue ron for William Stinson's eighth grade graduation. Mrs Stimson and her daughter Catherine joined William from Huron along with Mrs Carrol of Long Beach California, for De Smet’s old setters celebration.
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Broadland
N. G. Stinson
Hueron
William
Huron
Stimson
Catherine
Carrol
Long Beach
Calif
de Smet
Highmore Examinations and Anniversary Visit
Special report from Highmore notes Maxine Paulgen and family traveling to Minneapolis for bone-condition exams after years of discomfort. William Pautseh drove them in his car for the trip. Also in Highmore Rev A A Meyer and family from Milk Vank visit for the fiftieth anniversary observance of the Highmere Methodist church, where he previously served as pastor.
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Highmore
Barney Paulgen
Maxine
Minne
Minneapolis
William Pautseh
A. A. Meyer
Milk Vank
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lois
Hexrord
Highmere Methodist Church
Broadland Ladies Aid Meets at M F Luick Home
The Broadland Ladies Aid gathered at the M F Luick residence with community members in attendance. After the business meeting, a luncheon was served including sandwiches pickles cake coffee and fruit salad.
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Ladies Aid
Broadland
M. F. Luick
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Evelyn Hartnagel
Gagelle
Ae Wits
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Fae
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Namwinathon
Morare
Roceson
Feottick
Sammander
Open Forum
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