Sunshine State Good Will Tour fosters Minneapolis Huron ties
A breakfast gathering of Minneapolis manufacturers and Huron business leaders highlighted enduring ties between the two cities. Speakers noted mutual support during hard times and shared optimism for crops and economic recovery, praising long standing friendship and cooperative spirit.
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Minneapolis
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Huron
Northeast
South Dakota
Iam
How Russia Sees Us And Its View Of American Progress
The Soviet third five year plan aims to boost labor productivity to reach American production standards. Moscow claims Europe lags but concedes the United States leads in capitalist progress, with Anastas Mikoyan noting America teaches much even in capitalism’s stronghold.
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Russia
Soviet Union
America
Europe
Anastos Mikoyan
Fourth Anniversary of Public Works Administration Marked
The article notes the fourth anniversary of the Public Works Administration and lauds its national impact. It emphasizes job stimulus and industrial activity, and cites the agency as creating lasting monuments through its four years of operation.
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Public Works Administration
PWA
Com
PWA Faces Crisis As It Marks Fourth Birthday In Huron
The article notes PWA's fourth birthday amid a funding crisis. It recalls PWA projects like schools hospitals auditoriums and water works across America and highlights a March vote in Huron approving an auditorium project. It questions whether Congress will continue relief appropriations.
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America
PWA
Congress
Huron
College Course Pays Off In Time and Money
A survey of faculty and student views at key American colleges finds a college education worth time and cost with 1927 graduates faring better than some years and business overtaking professions. The report notes opinions on theory versus practicality and that many students feel they did not fully use college opportunities. Temple University reports labor organizing appeal, including CIO organizers working in offices for extra money. Nevada survey hints one in a hundred Reno students escorts divorce-seekers for profit.
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Temple University
Philadelphia
University of Nevada
Reno
Fox
Interesting editorials in South Dakota newspapers
Editorial note describes daily selections from a large archive of American papers in South Dakota. It invites public access during library hours for reference, study, and review. The notice mentions the Evening Huronite Building and a News Room entrance.
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South Dakota
Svening Buronue
Huronite Guilding
Wditor
Premier Aberhart and the danger to press freedom
A New York Times critique argues Premier Aberhart of Alberta targets press freedom by advocating licensing and censorship. It accuses his government of subservience to finance and political interests and details a 200-person Edmonton protest where Calgary Herald coverage favored the regime.
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Oid
St. Ngi
Ottawa Journal
Edmonton
Royal Commission of Investigation
Edmotion Journal
Calgary Herald
Calgary Albertan
Sins of the Fathers in Philadelphia Record
The Philadelphia Record reports a controversial university experiment at a 100 acre farm studying heredity and mental disorders by breeding temperamental animals to compare with normal livestock. Researchers claim to reveal heredity's role while critics warn of ethical concerns and sensational sensationalism surrounding the study.
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Cornell University
Achilles
University
League and War Debt Fail to Move Geneva and Washington
A Minneapolis Journal report recalls Spain at Geneva appealing to the League of Nations to condemn Fascist intervention, which proved futile as Germany bombarded Almeria. The piece notes Washington reminders of the League era with war debt payments totaling 131,520,158,863.43 due from Britain to countries, while tax evasion accusations against Roosevelt era figures surface in political debates.
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League of Nations
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France
Teoma
Congress slow down signals drift in Roosevelt era
News Behind The News notes June 16 that adjournment dates for Congress matter little. The Senate barely met last week with major bills pending while the House focuses on the farm bill. A senatorial revolt against court packing dampens White House efforts as Corcoran and Cohen face scrutiny. The pattern resembles a factory slowdown, with uncertainty over court plan success and gradual shifts in legislative liaison.
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House
Dng
Isbor
Supreme Court
Corcoran
Cohen
Iris
Ris
PWA
Congressions
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Gald
Carcotan
Mr. Corcoran
Minton
Indiana
Ace White Howe
Charles West
Mr. Ickes
Garner
Corgorin
West
Mr. Roosevelt
Diary of a Farm Woman in Central South Dakota
A Central South Dakota farm diary notes mild warmth and frequent fires as chores continue. Bread and rolls baked with coffee, a discussion of vacation plans, corn replastering, and stories about cutworms appear amid humor about farm life and a chocolate marshmallow twist on cinnamon rolls. A colt and tank scene end the entry with reflections on growing up.
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Westher
Jean
Twenty Years Ago In Huron News Roundup
Twenty years ago in Huron, William Saxton returned from the Western Reetive Musical College in Cleveland to spend the summer with his mother Mrs. W. Hi. Saxton. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bittle concluded a monthlong tour visiting Paso, New Orleans, Los Angeles, and Oakland. Mrs. C. R. Garrett finished a three week visit at Bhost. Prof. and Mrs. F. B. Oxtoby headed to Erwin. Oxtoby to speak at the Kingsbury County Sunday School convention. Gier Markham left for St Lawrence for business days ahead. Mrs. J. B. Nkreuter departed for Hiawatha Kans to visit her old home. W. J. White arrived from Absr deen to spend the week with Mr. and Mrs. Late Whitney. Miss Gladys Mary bound for Chisago to spend a month. Angle departed for ...
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William Saxton
Western Reetive Musical College
Cleveland
Ohio
W. Hi. Saxton
Ed Bittle
Paso
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Oakland
C. R. Garrett
Bhost
F. B. Oxtoby
Erwin
Oxtoby
Whitney
Gladys” Maray ii
Chisago
Angle
The Aging Kinder Burten at the Nuron Airport
The piece laments 1920s aviation myths and ads, tracing the shift from perilous early flight to safer modern craft. It notes instructors, costs, and the push of Lindbergh era promotion, with memories of fragile O X S motors and brittle gear.
Denver Visitors Stay With Broughs in City
Denver visitors arrive for two week stay at Mr and Mrs C L Brough home. Past residents of Huron remembered by locals. E E Hoy and two daughters from Lake Benton Minn visiting Fred Cu and family. E T Gitchel returns from Lusk Wyoming after visiting sister.
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Colo
CL. Brough
Wyo
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