Dormitory Plan Approved for SD State College
South Dakota State College can finance men and women dormitories at Brookings via a loan and grant from the Public Works Administration. The plan uses a development association to lease the dorms and channel net operating income to repay the federal loan, with eventual transfer to the state. Attorney General Ray F. Drewry confirmed the approach legal and not a subterfuge to bypass statutes.
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Pugsley
Development Corporation
Public Works Administration
Ray F. Drewry
Drewry
Board of Regents
News Behind the News and Publicity in 1930s Politics
A compact critique of Roosevelt era strategy and publicity efforts amid GOP grass topics and New Deal maneuvers. The piece notes Farley’s silence, Michelsom’s restraint, and strategy focusing on business recovery, plus a jibe at NRA timing and the administration’s preference to ignore attacks. It also covers Morgenthau’s gold actions for France, a Memorial Day wreath omission for Garfield, and a jab at coordination shortcomings with a lighter look at CCC relief ads and clothing buys.
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White House
New Deal
General Farley
Democratic
Aip
Herbert Hoover
Charles Michelsom
New Deal High Command
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
Livestock Group to Meet in Brookings June 27
The state livestock committee, appointed May 18 with 30 members, will meet at Brookings on June 27. J B Johnson extension service animal husbandry specialist said today. The committee includes beef cattle producers and feeders, dairy cattlemen, sheepmen, hog producers, horse breeders, and other livestock industry associates.
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Brookings
State Livestock Committee
J. B. Johnson
Extension Service
Four Meet Death By Motor Mishaps In May
Four people died in South Dakota motor vehicle accidents during May bringing May deaths to 36 for the first five months of 1935. The state secretary of state released figures showing 324 accidents injuring 305 and causing $43,580 in damage. Causes included carelessness, mechanical defects, intoxication, and ignoring stop signs.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Efyrcde Morison
Beadle County Sunday School Convention At Hitchcock
Attendance expected over 200 for Beadle County Sunday school convention at Hitchcock M E Church. Sessions begin 10:00 AM with devotions by Rev Snyder. remarks by L Starr. lunch served in church basement. afternoon program includes prayers, roll call, discussions on superintendent duties, teacher problems, temperance education, and an address on enforcing criminal laws by Judge Frank Fisher.
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Susie Thompson
M. E. Church
Broadland
Snyder
Presbyterian Church
Hitchcock
L. Starr
Heron
Beadle County Sunday School Association
S. W. Keck
Congregational Churches
Wolsey
Win. Churchill
Feed On Ranges Greatly Improved
BROOKINGS June 20 Feed on ranges in western South Dakota has greatly improved and cattle and sheep are making rapid gains says the monthly livestock and range report by A J King federal agricultural statistician. Ranges west of the Missouri river improved rapidly in May and by June 1 were above average. The June 1 condition was 84 percent of normal, up from 65 last month and 37 a year ago. he cites heavy rains in the southwest and Black Hills as fueling growth while some areas need more rain. Cattle and calves on June 1 stood at 39 percent of normal versus 11 percent last month and 63 percent a year ago with a ten year average of 46.3. Cattle improved through May after a hard winter and a cool wet spring. calves remaining are growing rapidly while the calf crop is below normal. Sheep are improving but not fully recovered from drought effects. time d time, sheep condition about 85 percent of normal vs 8? last month and 73 percent a year ago with a ten year average of 88.4. The lamb crop was below normal.
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Brookings
South Dakota
A. J. King
Missouri River
King
Black Hills
North Central
Fair Buildings To Be Repainted At State Fair Grounds
At the State Fair grounds in Huron an extensive improvement plan will repaint every building at an estimated cost of seven thousand dollars. The project aims to boost overall readiness for the 1995 exposition with more space contracted than last year and new displays from two large machinery firms.
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Huron
James G. Venables
Venables
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Remodeling and landscaping work at the fair offices
Secretary Venables notes ongoing improvements including decor updates to the secretarys office and substantial landscaping with grass planting. He says additional work is expected under a PWA project submitted by the fair board.
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Venables
PWA
Fair Board
P T A Plans National Board Session in Rapid City
Rapid City hosts the Congress of Parents and Teachers national board September 17 18 and 19 with headquarters at the Alex Johnson hotel and the state convention October 15 16 and 17. Mrs Chris Hinning and Mrs Gertrude Flyte led the talks with local officials as plans include a Black Hills tour and a luncheon at Game Lodge plus a reception at the Alex Johnson. The national board includes Mrs B Langworthy national president and 103 members with Hawaii and Alaska represented.
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Rapid City
Chris Hinning
Mitchell
The
Congress of Parents ‘and Teachers
Gertrude” Flyto
Miller
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Alex Johnson
B. ¥. Langworthy
Chicago
Hawaii
Alaska
Miagara Falls
N. C
Washington, D. C
Flyte
Champ Coleman
Wasta
EB. B. Berquist
W. A. Marvin
George Hewater
Recreation Days Show Strong Attendance Across Counties
State college extension service reports county home extension clubs totaling over 17 500 women with active participation in achievement and recreation days. Brown county notes 49 clubs with 9 0 members, Brule county hosts 450 attendees with new hobby show, Potter county draws 300 women with stunts and film, Sully county unveils a county chorus and living pictures, Hyde county records 13 of 15 clubs presenting projects.
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Brookings
State College Extension Service Today
Nora M. Hott
Brown County
John Kepke
Fred Wylie
Frederick
County Extension Clubs
Esther Taskerud
Ota
Brule
Caral Clark
Kimball
Catherine, Arp
Brule County
Doris Jones
Potter County
Leona Curtis
Sully County
New County
Irene Steninger
Hyde County
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State College
France
Treasury
Morgenthau
Paris
Britain
Garfield
Lincoln
Washington
Cleveland
Jefferson
Coolidge
Taft
T. R
Harding
Wilson
Andrew Jackson
Aring
CDC
CCC
Atlantic City
S. D
P. T. A. Parleys National ‘Board
Aft
R. C
Coca-Cola Bottling Ca
Wisc. S. W
Wormuwell
Wola Karen Morley
William Gargan
Treddie Martin and His Band
Geyerman's
Peacock Steacoc
Dance Pavilion
Doyle
Gilbert York
Miles North of
Wayland
Red Ramblers
Lilian Harvey
Death
Mia
Albert Rowe
Columbia Picture
Betty
Boop Cartyon
Mystery Squadron
Durey
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