Borah Deflection Shapes 1932 Presidential Outlook
The article analyzes Senator Borah's break with Hoover and potential impact on the 1932 race. It notes Borah's independence, anti liquor stance, foreign policy stance, and hesitations about third party efforts, while suggesting his influence could sway voters though Hoover might still win. It highlights Borah's distrust of coalitions and alignment with party leaders on most issues.
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Borah
Franklin Roosevelt
Senator Borah
Hoover
Idaho
Long
Harnrny
Withal
Senate
Russia
Bovan
Republican Party
Ube
Idaho Sclon
Wall Street Unmasked by Senate Stock Investigation
The Senate investigation into Wall Street reveals a finance system that rewards select men who profit without serving the public. It portrays the market as a complex, unreliable machine that fuels giant profits for gamblers while neglecting productive national industry and growth. The inquiry exposes how speculation has harmed the economy and offers a corrective, publically useful perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Senate Committee
Senate
Safety on the Fourth in the old safety drive
The piece urges renewed support for a safety on the Fourth campaign to curb fireworks casualties and warns that traffic deaths, drownings, and picnic bonfire incidents will spike during the July 4 holiday, despite past progress.
Call of the Wild Experiment Ends With Returning Herd
New York state conservation officials released a cultivated herd from De Bar mountain game refuge, planning to restore wild herds. After a brief roam, most animals chose the corral’s comforts, returning for bedding and meals rather than freedom. Everett Sanders, longtime Republican leader, is praised as a capable Hoover campaign director. Northern European countries blame high tariffs for economic slump, urging Belgian leadership to steer recovery.
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New York
State Conservation Department
de Bar Mountain
South
Radek overstated case on war in the Far East
The Christian Science Monitor reviews Radek’s Foreign Affairs piece arguing Moscow aims to influence Pacific events and use Japan to counter American power. It notes Radek cites anti American aims in Japan’s Manchuria policy but omits U.S. Manchuria stake and China trade details, concluding he overstates his case.
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Radek
Science Monitoradek
Far East
Kremlin
Pacific
Japim
Moscow
United States
Asia
China
State Department
Washington
Manchuria
Japan
Tokyo
London
William R. Castle
America
Ker
Soviet Union
New and Heavier Taxes
The United States follows other nations by levying higher taxes after the armistice. A married man with one child faces adjustments despite exemptions and credits, with criticism of government waste and calls for economic reform. The piece argues taxes are inevitable to fund public services and urges restraint on waste and extravagance.
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Sioux City Journal
United States
England
France
Italy
Germany
America
Sam
Rey
Huron Boy Scout Wins Trip Award
Ted Sandell of Huron Troop J wins a free trip to Camp DaKoTech after an eventful week at Camp DaKoTech. The relato recounts patrols Eagle Fox and Black Bear, rainy travel, tests, inspections, swimming, leathercraft, and evening games shaping the camp’s week culminating in awards and banners.
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Ted Sandell
Huron Boy Scout
DakoTah
Ted
DaKoTech
Hayen
Black Bear
Ted Sandel
Reintsma
Alen Oe Calvin Col
Richard Cave
Buren
Robert Warrincy
Pierre
Eggers
Churchill
Wilcox
Howard Axelrad
Lyle Barton
Black Bear Patrol
Eagle Patrol
Black Bears
Foxes
HKP
Health Hints For Boys And Girls In Scout Camp Notes
Health hints from New York Health department with James J. Corbett articles aim to build health through sports for youths. It covers patrol competitions, water carnival, horseshoe pitching, and awards at Camp Dakotah including pup tent belts. Ted Sandell leads with many best awards. local supporters sponsor free gifts and meals.
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Wales
Health Department of New Yorke Cy
James J. Corbett
America
Mary Laughlin Speaks At Campbdetii Park Picnic
More than 109 boys and girls attended a picnic at Campbdetii Park hosted by Huron Public Library for the Tour Around the World reading group and friends. Miss Margaret Peterson planned games. Miss Mary Laughlin, India missionary, spoke after a 5:30 supper. She will depart Saturday for Burma to resume duties after visiting her parents.
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Campbdetii Park
Huron Public Library
Margaret Peterson
Mary Laughlin
India
Sarge
Peterson
Seven Beadle Girls Attend Huron Camp
Seven members of the Nance Busy Bee club of Beadle county attended the club camp which closed here Wednesday afternoon. The girls earned the money to send the members to camp by giving a program. The regular meeting was held at Kathleen Spier's home with all members except one responding to fall call. The pajamas they’ve been working on were finished and dress work began. Songs were sung and refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Beadle
Huron
Nance Busy Bee Club
Beadle County
Evelyn Tipton
Kathleen Spier
Diagonal Blacks Horizontal Puzzle Clue List
Fragmented OCR style puzzle clues mix numbers and partial words. The item lists terms like Fortifications and Sailor, plus misread phrases, suggesting a cryptic crossword or word puzzle page with numerous garbled clues and stray letters.
Clubbers Have Fine Time At Heron Camp
Clyde Cream Crusaders 4 H Club member Grin Oviatt reports the Heron Camp ended with enthusiasm despite a smaller turnout. Attendees learned bird study, meat identification, and animal care while enjoying sports like kittenball and volleyball.
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Heron Camp
Star Campers Named For Free Brookings Trip
Margaret Corley of Esmond led the girls at Huron club camp with star camper honors while Leo Barber of Lane topped the boys. Each will receive a free trip to the junior short course in Brookings in December. Second place went to Joy Russell of Bonilla and Vernon Gogoling of Virgil. Vernon was ineligible for Grookings due to a prior trip. Third went to Ruth Housman of Huron and Ralph Boyle of Huron. numerous honorable mentions were listed for Doland, Huron, Esmond, Redfield, Wolsey, Miller, Tulare, and other towns.
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Margaret Corley
Esmond
Huron Club
Leo Barber
Lane
Brookings
Joy Russell
Bonilla
Vernon Gogoling
Virgil
Vernon
Grookings
Ruth Housman
Huron
Ralph Boyle
Ruby Johnset
Doland
Beth Paxis
Ruth Hofer
Hitchesel
Ruth Fulley
Marguerite Painer
Redfield
Marguerite Shoemaker
Wolsey
Nathell Rudd
Miller
Grace Fenski
Ruth Kitenan
Evelyn Bennet
Zeimz Wines
Blanche Meade
Vera Radcliffe
Tulare
Ruth Pa Haron
Dorit _Schwarfaaver
Names Chosen By Sacajawea Patrols Meeting
Sacajawea Troop 2 met Wednesday afternoon with Miss Marjorie Hill in charge. Janet Thatcher won a prize for observing meat birds, with Gladys White and Joyce Anderson taking second and third. Beginners chose Bluebird, Feacock, Sioux, Eagle, Rangers. A few songs closed the meeting.
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Sacajawea
Sacajawea Troop
Marjorie Hill
Golden Eeglet
Sccut
H Ketelle
Janet Thatcher
Gladys White
Joyce Andergom
Gladys ‘White
Bluebird
Meryl Becker
Feacock
Doris Peterson
Miller Canning Club Plans Demonstration
The You-Bet-I-Can 4-2 club of Miller met at the Kennel girls home Wednesday afternoon. Doris Hot-Bits reports they canned plums and strawberries and outlined plans to hold a demonstration team chosen at the next regular meeting.
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Miller Canning Club
Miller
Kennel Girls
Doris
Huron Sewing Group Holds Regular Meeting
The A. B. C. 4-H Sewing club gathered for its routine session at Mrs. Ruth Heyer’s home. Members showcased handsewn projects, including shoe bags, as Bonnie Wilcus and Eli Yeportur helped with demonstrations and guidance.
Club Members Judge Meat At Camp Hers
Club members judged meat at Camp Hers, assigning 32 cuts to identify best preparation methods. The camp closed after a fight meet and races formed part of the program. Clyde Their stunt included a toy division, and Kittendel achieved a notable victory of seven. Non members also played in the events.
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Trollege
Clyde
Corn Club Meeting This Evening In Nance Township
County agent FR A Cave plans to attend a corn club meeting at Rabe Brow Lome in Nance township this evening. Meanwhile in Woonsocket on June 21 Special Mr. and Mrs. L D Dinsmore of Charlottesville Virginia visited the city on business for the Central West Public Service Co. and were hosted at the Trons home.
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Corn Club
Tn Rabe Brow Lome
Nance Township
A. Cave
Ageny
Woonsocket
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Wisconsin and Nearby
Twenty years ago residents of Huron and vicinity note several travel plans and visits. N Farmer plans to attend the partners convention at Belle Fourche, while Mrs. Fred R. Rice and daughter arrive from Tyler Minty for a Sunday visit with relatives. John York and family visit relatives in Huron, and Miss Josephine Babcock from Omaha arrives for a stay with the Fullingcrider home. Mrs. J E Scott and Ford return from Sioux Falls, and Mrs A J Holbrook returns from Belle Fourche after attending the Knights of Pythias grand lodge.
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Wi N. Farmer
Bulle Fourche
Fred R. Rice
Tyler
Minti
Rica
John York
Sors
Leonid
Verl
Mra
Dair
Des Mai
Aue
Carlson
Otl
Ives Im Mitchell
Josephine Babcock
Omaha
Huron
Lillian Longstaff
Oberlin College
Whanche
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Russell Peterson
Harry Hanson
Chergi Hurst
Stacey Helgerson
Stanley Helgeson
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Pierie
Fox Patrol
Ray Dener
Harry Borman
Tom Baer
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Walter Neuhett
Delbert Peet
Kyle Fossum
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Foues
Ins
Blacks
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Carnell
Gus
Huron Troop I
Roy Darner
Huronite
Uzaie
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Jnensh
Wolmbia
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Clyde Cream Crusaders
Teast
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