Beadle County Parties Reelect Leaders in 1938 Conven tions
Beadle County Democrats convened in Labor Temple and re elected Dr J S Tschetter as chairman with Lida Brooks as vice chair. Grant Van Duzee named county secretary. Stile Nickelick elected treasurer. Republicans met at courthouse naming T Young chairman. Grace Wilken elected vice chair and Walter J Matson reelected secretary treasurer.
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Beadle County
Labor Temple
J. 5S.tscherter
Lida Brooks
Grant van Duzee
Stile Nickelick
Leona
Heciman
T. &. Young
A. A. Chamberlain
Veteran County Party
G. C. FP
Grace Wilken
Ed. F. Lemke
Walter J. Matson
Ickes And Bride Sail For New York
Havre France June 15 Secretary Harold L Ickes and his bride Jane Dahlman Milwaukee sail for New York aboard the Ile De France after a 10 day honeymoon visit to Paris He said he was anxious to get back to Washington to find out what's going on They were married at Dublin May
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Lee Havre
France
Harold L. Ickes
Jane Dahlman
Milwaukee
New York
Ile de France
Paris
Washington
Ickes
Dublin
Robbery Victim Has Last Laugh in Poised Pocket Heist
Poised janitor Jimmy Moore of Poplar Bluff Missouri slept through a robbery attempt as a thief cut the right pocket from his trousers while his watchdog Beans kept watch. Moore kept his money in the left pocket and escaped with his funds intact.
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Poplar Bluff
Jimmy Moore
Beans
Moore
Economist Ayres Sees Bleak U.S. Business Outlook
Col Leonard P Ayres warns in the Cleveland Trust monthly review that industrial production has fallen since last August, marking the most severe decline in the period and a long, unrecovering downturn. He says recovery requires rising national income and durable goods output, with steel and iron increases likely first.
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Wasyeland
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Busines
Ayrus
Ican
Lindbergh Receives Threat Letters in France
In St Brieuc France police began a mile offshore coast patrol to shield Charles A Lindbergh after three letters were sent by people who blame Bruno Hauptmann for the death of Lindberghs son and Hauptmanns execution. Lindbergh wife and two sons reside on St Gitta Island with Alexis Carrel awaiting home completion on nearby island.
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ST. Brieuc
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Lindbergh
Brun Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Wif
Theesland
England
St. Gitta's Island
Alexis Carrel
Fllie Island
Flag Day Observed By Huronians At Park
About 500 people attended Flag Day services at J. W. Campbell Park sponsored by William Raaves American Legion post and Huron Elks lodge No. 444. Walter B. Burke spoke, with Elks band and chorus performing and a history of the flag by B. B. McCluskey. Scouts aided in the sketch, and a parade led by Boy Scouts preceded the program. Burke praised Old Glory and urged strong national defense, criticizing Communist and Nazi sympathizers.
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J. W. Campbell Park
William Raaves
American Legion Post
Huron Elks Lodge No
Walter B. Burke
State Department Legion
Elks Band
B. B. McCluskey
Boy Scout Troop No. 6
Burke
The
Elky
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elk
Meyer Scores ICC Ruling On M and St L Dismemberment
Washington June 15 B H Meyer of the Interstate Commerce Commission warned that the United States faces severe railroad salvage upheaval unless carriers change. He dissented from an ICC ruling denying Associated Railways permission to dismember bankrupt Minneapolis and St. Louis, arguing abandonment or reorganization will still occur with wider losses. He urged selective abandonments where public gains outweigh private losses to preserve essential mileage. Commissioner Eastman joined the majority, urging reconsideration if no better plan emerges.
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Washington
B. H. Meyer
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
ICC
Associated Railways Coompany
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Meylar
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Eastern Railroad
A & To
St. L
Moyer
Joseph EB. Eastman
Associated Railways
Pilot Lands Plane Before Tank Explodes After Flight
Orvilla E. Scott, veteran pilot, took three passengers on a brief test flight when smoke appeared at his feet. He landed safely, passengers unharmed, but two 25 gallon gasoline tanks exploded, destroying the plane except for the motor and propeller. In a separate note, Congress approved $100,000 to continue Mount Rushmore memorial work in the Black Hills.
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St. Louis
Orvilla E. Scott
Scott
Rushmore Fund
Washington
Senate
Black Hills
South Dakota
Drive to Minneapolis Doland and Belle Fourche Visit
Ernest Schultz of Belle Fourche arrived here Friday and Mrs. George Sherrill and her son, who spent winter here, return with him to the Black Hills. Schultz is foreman of a bridge construction crew at Belle Fourche. Dode Ewing reports Don Johnson and Miss Hilda Calvert drove to Minneapolis Saturday morning.
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Belle Fourche Doland
Ernest Schultz
Belle Fourche
George Sherrill
Black Hills
Schultz
Minneapolis Doland
Dode Ewing
Don Johnson
Hilda Calvert
Minneapolis
Card Of Thanks To Widely Mentioned Local Groups
We extend our sincerest thanks to Rev Wilcox Colfax Rebekah Lodge Mizosh Chapter Past Matrons Association neighbors and friends for floral offerings and acts of kindness during our bereavement. Mr and Mrs H B Scham Mr and Mrs R E Peterson Mrs Adda Doherty.
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Wilcox
Colfax Rebekah
Mizosh
C. ES
Advises College Graduates Not To Be Too Choosy
Chicago dated June 16 a psychologist Dr Robert N McMurry executive secretary of the Chicago branch of the Psychological Corporation advised June graduates not to be too choosy in finding work With more than 11 000 000 men unemployed he warned graduates cannot afford to wait for ideal openings He noted marginal positions exist that pay little and offer little future and urged accepting appropriate lower level jobs if necessary.
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Chicago
Robert N. McMurry
The
Psychological Corporation
Play Program Gets Big Start in Huron Parks
Sumter playgrounds in Huron opened strongly with Wilson leading attendance at about 500 morning and evening sessions. A large staff directs activities at Jefferson McKinley Wilson Lincoln and Ravine Park Lake with trained leaders from State College Brookings and Huron College. Staff includes Lea O Conner Irene Tidemann Marie Schraeher Warren Case Elizabeth Haynes Edward Rada Marie Morse and Mary Baker among others. Playground hours run 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. and 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. daily with Ravine Park Lake sessions daily from 1:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
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Sumter
Huron
Loftus H. Ward
Wilson Playground
Ward
McKinley
Jefferson
Lea O'Conner
Irene Tidemann
Marie Schraeher
O'Conner
Miss Haynes
Huron College
Edward Rada
Marie Morse
Mckinley Playground
Rada
Red Cross
Omaha
Washington School
Malnyround
Ella Peck
Winter Park
Gilmore van Olst
Washington
Mary Baker
Anna Moffitt
Helvernix Cours
Ravine Park Lake
Marijuana Peril Warned In Lecture To Parents
Grace Stewart warned a Seventh-day Adventist Parents Home Commission audience that marijuana is a new peril to American youth. She cited H. J. Anslinger and described marijuana’s ancient origins, its spread from Mexico to the United States, and its alleged links to crime.
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Grace
Stewart
Drugs
Young America
Parents' Home Commission
Seventh-day Adventist
H. J. Anslinger
U.S. Commissioner of Narcotics
Mexico
United Stties
South Dakota
Black Hills
Kontrol
Fredrick T. Merrill
Foreign Policy Association
Freddie Steele Calls Boxing a Tough Ring Fight
Freddie Steele admitted the prize ring is tough after Solly Krieger edged him in a 10 round decision in New York City. Krieger, 164 pounds, landed a hard right near the end, while Steele weighed 161.
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Freddie Steele
Steele
Solly Krieger
New York City
Krieger
Start to Gravel Highway 22 Doland Specials
The Hec tor Construction Company began work on Gravel Highway 212 east of Boland with first light Saturday. In Pasadena California Upton Sinclair abandoned the New Deal, joining the Progressive Party under La Follette leadership. Milo Youel, medical student at the University of Minnesota, arrived in Huron for a week visit with his parents.
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Doland
Hector Construction Company
Boland
Sinclair
Pasadena
Calif
Upton Sinclair
Progressive Party
la Follettes
Milo Youel
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Huron
George A. Youel
Auto Accident Fatal To Sioux Falls Man
Floyd E. Keating 43 died after a head injury from an auto accident near Chancellor last Wednesday. He was sales manager for a Sioux Falls electrical goods firm and survived by his wife two daughters and three sons. Visit Harding Home Sheffield and Do land items reference local visitors.
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Sioux Falls
Floyd E. Keating
Aauto
Chancellor
Keating
Recital by Katherine Saylor Celebrates Dual Musical Talent
Miss Katherine Jean Saylor, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Saylor, presented a piano and violin recital at their home. The program featured Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, and Kreisler with strong piano performances and expressive violin pieces, showcasing disciplined technique, poised interpretation, and graceful rhythm.
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H. J. Saylor
Katherine Jean Saylor
Howard Sheber
Duane Smith
Katherine Jean
Beethoven
Bach
Chopin
Kreisler
Lecuona
Gries
Debussey
Futore
Mildred GL. Eversull
Huron Lions Club Elects Officers
At a yesterday luncheon meeting the Huron Lions Club chose new officers. J. Darey was named president, W. C. Peterson secretary treasurer, George M. Starring tail twister, Rev. Alfred Trenerry Hontamer and E. R. Jacobson, Dr. A. A. Wollmann and W. Y W. Chase named to the board of directors. Jacobson and Chase serve until 1940, Wollmann until 1941. Marion Ritchey retired president became vice president.
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Huron Lions
Government press favored by Broun in Toronto speech
Heywood Broun, president of the American Newspaper Guild, urged government newspapers in large centers while existing papers are controlled by single interests. He spoke during the Guilds fifth annual convention in Toronto, saying the aim is to publish all shades of thought not for competition.
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Broun
Toronto
Heyweed Broun
American Newspaper Guild
Guild
Kennedy sails to confer with Roosevelt in Europe
United States Ambassador Joseph J. Kennedy sailed today on the liner Queen Mary to report to Provident Roosevelt on the European situation. He expected to return to England July 5. Miss Vesta Paul of Redfield spent a few days this week visiting relatives in Doland.
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Doland Doland
Vesta Paul of
Redfield
Doland
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