Soviet Exe Witnesses Describe Chicago Labor Tragedy
An English language Soviet Daily News copy sends a graphic eyewitness account of a May Day clash in Melrose Park Chicago. The piece details police and gangsters firing on striking workers, scenes of chaos, wounded laborers, and frantic aid as workers are rushed to hospital, with bystanders providing aid and a photographer being attacked.
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Daily News
Moscow
Russia
Mosecow Daily News
United States
Chicago
Jaciine
Csuch
Melrose Park
Dist Raorth
Lake Street
Russians Observe Hospital After Shooting Incident
A witness recalls a shooting injuring a man in the lower abdomen as workers carry him to the emergency room and wards. Police arrive and survey the scene while bystanders are asked to leave, noting the Russians present.
Call for corruption tips to AG Sharpe in state affairs
The article urges those with inside knowledge of state corruption to testify to Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe. It notes his 1981 authorized investigations and compares to a past banking probe, citing public tips leading to penalties and the Watertown paper’s endorsement of speaking up now.
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M. Q. Sharpe
Sharpe
Watertown
State Banking Department
Attorney General's Office
Fred Smith
Dam plan floats from Ravine park reader
A Pierre Capital Journal editorial by Mayor John E B Hipple is cited in The Evening Huronite. It suggests using discarded automobiles and old waste iron from town dumps to build dams and control rivers, arguing such craft could replace costly engineering projects and redevelop waterfronts.
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Ravine Park
Pierre Capital Journal
Pierre
John EB. Hipple
Protect Our Parks Huron Park Board vows penalties for vandalism
The Huron park board declares readiness to prosecute anyone who damages shrubs trees or flowers in city parks. The parks are valued assets designed to enhance living conditions for all residents. Punishment will be backed by public opinion and applied to deter mischief by any age group.
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Huron Park Board
Huron
Identification Cards for Citizens to Curb Crime
Aberdeen News discusses use of identification cards to combat organized crime and the Lindbergh kidnapping case. It argues anonymity enables criminals to hide identity, proposes photo and address cards with reporting of address changes and stiff penalties for losses or forgeries, urging federal action.
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Aberdeen
America
Consolidation ideas for SD cut taxes and reform urged
South Dakota leaders consider township and county consolidation and converting two state normal schools to cut costs. The Mecano Herald notes stockyards overgrown with weeds reflect transport and distribution failures, urging reorganization. A Pierre Capital-Journal quote questions assessor qualifications, citing a State College course in land valuation as a possible remedy.
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Mobridge Fribune
South Dakota
the Tribune
Curgo
Menno
Pierre Capital-Journal
Camp DaKoTah Week Two Packs Peppy Scout Action
Camp DaKoTah enters its second week with AT boys attending despite rain. Fred C. Eggers leads as camp superintendent as five patrols organize under Wolves Foxes Stags Eagles Black Bears leaders Bill Stoddard Jim Sorenson Donald Locke John Lynch Craig Hartwich. Eagles include Frank Kinyon Bruce Keidle Rex Irvin Woodrow Gregory plus four Eagle Scouts assist the director.
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DaKoTah
Fred C. Eggers
Bill Stoddard
Wolves
Jim Sorenson
Foxes
Donald Locke
The
Stags
John Lynch
Eagles
Craig Hartwich
Black Bears
Frank Kinyon
Bruce Keidle
Rex Irvin
Woodrow Gregory
H. W. Blackburn
Eggers
Vance Kennard
J. B. Downs
Bob Geyermen
Arthur Hagedorn
Bob Hill
Gordon Hartwich
Argyle Knight
Huron
Bob Sheeks
Virgil Olsen
Millm Pronk
Jin Sorensor
Murua
Devzies Coue
Bob Harris
Join Lynch
Bo Miller
George Senmidt
Kendall Strickland
Verle French
Art Newland
Given Sleggett
Hob Streeter
Joe Winker
Dayton Armin
Bets Gross
Iroquois
Howard Blackburn
Chester Brows
Eugene Hubicht
Wressington Springs
Billy Fra Huzh John
Keith Lange
Dan Parrizh
Douglas Livee
Wit Sorensen
Moyran Stoddard
Herold Thune
Highmore
Pierre
Blunt
Hitchcock
Miller
Redfield
Broadland
Letcher
Pageant at Huron 4-H Camp Highlights Washington Life
Members of the Huron 4-H club presented a pageant on George Washington at a campfire program Tuesday evening. Boys and girls wore colonial costumes, performed the minuet and folk dances, and the candle lighting ceremony closed the event. In charge were RH A Cave camp manager Sara L Dewinz assistant camp manager Mrs Lenora Gitchell Margaret Latimer Hazet Dowling D C Cass and Mr Zebarth.
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Huron Civo
George Washington
Perenta
Brookings
RH. A. Cave
Sara L. Dewinz
Lenora Gitchell
Margaret Latimer
Hazct Dowling
D. C. Cass
Zebarth
Huron Girls Learn Greens Canning Demonstration
Mrs J D Lemon led a greens canning demonstration for the Lucky Seven Canning club in Huron. All members attended and planned the next meeting set for June 23 at Mrs Brown’s home.
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Huron
J. D. Lemon
Lucky Seven Canning Club
Ellen Graham
Homer's Handicraft Club Studies Knots in Wolsey
The Homer’s Handicraft club of Wolsey met at William Meade’s home with nine members and four visitors. Archie Fanger and R. A. Cave demonstrated knot tying for a state fair display. Mrs. Meade and Mrs. McCargar served lunch. Plans for the next session set for July 11 at the Stanley McCargar home.
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Homer
Wolsey
William Meade
Archie Fanger
R. A. Cave
Couuty
Stanley McCarga
Homs
Girl Scouts Allow Socks at Camps in Official Change
The Girl Scout executive committee approved socks as proper camp wear at its last meeting. Socks may be knee length or anklets, both adorned with the trefoil, in official two tone brown. Prices are kept tight to fit members budgets, as the equipment service adjusts its lists. The recent focus includes reducing the cost of the leaders cotton uniform.
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Girl Scout Executive Committee
Girl Scout Equipment Service
Scouts Learn To Give First Aid
Scout leader Howard Saylor outlines essential first aid for Boy Scouts. He distinguishes burn degrees, stresses doctor involvement for serious fractures and infections, and covers bandaging, bleeding, heat illness, bites, fainting, shock, and safe transport.
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Howard Saylor
Oriore Patrol
Huron
Reol
Berns
Know Your Aviators and Related Phrases From a Fragment
Fragmentary OCR item mixes aviation terms with disjoint phrases, names, and garbled notes. It references first woman to fly solo Atlantic, a 1930 World League trophy, and scattered tasks, with stray personal remarks about officials, schooling, and a doctor arriving amid unclear context.
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Solo
Huron girl reviews book for children author Virginia Maheffy
A Huron library note mentions Virginia Maheffy authoring a children book number 18 titled High Aer Jerry Travis a Mountain about a boy who visits rural friends and joins skating parties amid a tour around pac work and community events at the federal Indian sanitarium.
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Huron
Virginia Maheffy
Huron Library
Jerry Travis
Jerry
Pierre
Federal Indian Sanitariuy
American Girls Invited to England for Dance Festival
An invitation from London headquarters of the Girl Scouts offers American girls a chance to send a team of six to twelve dancers to the International Belly Dance festival in London in June 1933. The team must be selected among American girls already active in scouting and leadership.
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Englan
Arnan
Seu
London
Girnf
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