Coalition Sure Of Win In Spain
Madrid reports the republican socialist coalition running Spain’s provisional government expects a three to one majority in the national constituent assembly to be elected June 2 and meet July 14. Election rules favor the government. monarchists and communists complain of tilt. Likely 657 members, with about 49 seats for the government and 11 for opponents.
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Clarence Dubose
Madrid
Republican-Socialist
Provisional
Spain
National Constituent Assembly
Alcala Zamora
Assembly
New Assembly
Young Man Named Head of Schools in Yankton
Leonard Rhodes a Yankton college graduate this past year is likely the state s youngest superintendent elect for Yankton schools. He taught math and science at Cortland high school Nebraska last year and led a 22 piece orchestra and a boys chorus while directing the district music contest entries. Rhodes, Parker high school 1926 alum, funded the Parker municipal band during college and will pursue an MA at the University of Minnesota this summer.
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Yankton
Leonard Rhodes
Yankton College
Me. Rhode
Cortland High School
Cortland
Neb
Rhode
Parker High School
Parker Municipal Band
University of Minnesota
Footlights Club To Present Play At State College
The Footlights club of State college will present a three act comedy The Brat on Hobo Day October 17 announced by Upton S Palmer Professor of speech Geraldine Austin of Cottonwood has the lead She has been prominent in dramatics and forensics for three years of college Leading characters will be chosen soon Work on lines will occur during the summer and students will return early for practice The club has already staged The Royal Family regarded as one of the best productions at State college in years.
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Footlights Club
Brookings
State College
Upton S. Palmer
Geraldine Austin
Cottonwood
Highway Patrolmen Appointed In State
Pierre June 18 In compliance with a new law effective July 1 the South Dakota highway commission has appointed Bert Hodenbeck of Sioux Falls and J J Callahan of Aberdeen as state highway patrolmen. The 1931 legislature amended the motor vehicle law to provide for two patrolmen to act as peace officers to aid enforcement of all vehicle laws rules and regulations and to stop any vehicle for examining or weighing loads and arrest violators without warrants. County highway superintendents now enforce major vehicle rates.
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Pierre
South Dakota Highway Commission
Bert Hodenbeck
Sioux Falls
J. J. Callahan
Aberdeen
Missionary Speaks At Alpena Meeting
Alpena June 18 Special Miss Miss Johnson a missionary from southern China spoke at the women's foreign missionary society meeting in the edict church. She described work in China produced a miniature conveyance she traveled in and sang with Chinese translated into English. Despite small attendance the offering exceeded $20 for global missionary work.
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Alpena
Miss Johnson
China
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Lundborg
Murphy
Four Corners Bridge Opening Aims August Celebration
A Bridger committee plans a mid August event to mark the completion of the 1500 foot Four Corners bridge over the Cheyenne River in northwestern South Dakota. Attendees expected include U.S. Senators Norbeck and Bulow, Governor Green, Rep Williamson, and state officials.
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Bridger
S. D
Four Corners
Cheyenne River
South Dakota
United States
Peter Norbeck
W. J. Bulow
Green
William Williamson
Dickens
Cheyenne Indian Reservation
State Highway Commission
Fred R. Barthold
Haakon
Ziebach
Pennington
Meade
Perking County
State Highway Department
C. T. Bates
George Henry
J. H. Hamilton
Children’s Program Is Well Attended
The children’s day program at the Presbyterian church drew good attendance. The program included a Sunday school song, welcome address by Robert Forrest, recitation by Margaret Gano, reading “Children’s day” by Harry Thorp, primary songs, Rev. Ray Cornwell’s address to the children, and a closing number by the Sunday school.
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Presbyterian
Robert Forrest
Margaret Gano
Harry Thorp
Ray Cornwell
Rain Falls Steadily at Ames Boosting Crops
Rain at Ames on June 15 drenched the area, steady with no wind, bringing welcome moisture for crops across the community. The rainfall is expected to benefit growing fields and future yields.
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Ames
Wayne Nicholas Emerges as Exceptional Student at Yankton
Wayne Nicholas of Ree Heights, named third prize winner in the Lay Oratorical contest with a $10 award, has a standout first three years at Yankton College. He played Sir John Falstaff in The Merry Wives of Windsor, excels in forensics and dramatics, led in multiple plays, and is known as the Campus Poet. He belongs to Pi Kappa Delta and Theta Alpha Phi, edited the 1932 Greyhound, and presides over the Goose Quill club supporting writing.
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Yankton
Wayce Nicholas
Ree Heights
Nicholas
Sir John Falstaff
Garden Terrace Theater
Yankton College
Goose Quill Club
Forestburg School Board Election Yields New Members
Forestburg June 16 election results place Judy and Henry Larso as newly elected school board members. The vote occurred in the schoolhouse as part of a special local election.
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Forestburg
Une
S. Judy
Henry Larso
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