Women’s Relief Corps Essay Contest Honors World Peace
Two Huron students Lois Bras kamp and Melvin Costain won prizes of two and a half dollars in the World Peace essay contest sponsored by the Huron Women’s Relief Corps. Judges were Leo Temmey Mrs Nellie M Brusso and the Rev Alfred Trenerry. Lois Bras kamp’s essay argues for arbitration and international law as paths to peace, emphasizing four methods of arbitration and the role of education, family and youth in fostering peaceful ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois ~ Braskamp
Melvin Costain
Huron Women's Relief Corps
Leo Temmey
Nellie M.brusso
Alfred Trenerry
Lois Hraskamp
Hiawatha
League of Nations
Geneva
Permanent Court of Arbitration
The
Hague
NATIONS END ANNUAL IMMIGRATION QUOTAS
Twenty three nations have exhausted their immigration quotas to the United States for the fiscal year ending June 30. The Irish Free State shows 8449 vacancies remaining in a 28567 quota, while other large quotas have few or no vacancies. Several nations including Austria Germany Italy and Poland are listed as exhausted. Twelve small nations and colonies did not send immigrants.
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Pape Melvin
Costain
United States
Swashington
State Department
Irish Free State
Austria
Bulgaria
China
Czechoslovakia
Danzig
Denmark
Estonia
Germany
Great “Britain
Northern Ireland
Greece
Hungary
Italy
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Netherlands
New Zealand
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
San Marino
Sweden
Syria
Jugoslavia
Group Allocated Minimum Quota Including Afghanis tan Andorra Yap
The group had been allotted the minimum quota of 100 and included Afghanis tan Andorra and the Island of Yap as part of its composition.
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Afghanistan
Andorra
Island
Yap
City Of Yankton To Repair Sidewalks
Yankton officials approve an ordinance allowing the city to repair or replace sidewalk sections and charge costs to property owners. The measure, read a second time, becomes municipal law in 20 days. The city will perform the work and levy costs on owners.
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Yankton
Wily
Ordin
Sidewalk Improvement Agitation Sparks City Action
agitation for sidewalk upgrades in the city prompts officials to consider plans and funding. residents hope safer crossings and broader pedestrian access as discussions continue.
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Ance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women’s Relief Corps
Lois Braskamp
U. S
World Court
the Hague
Charles Evans Hughes
John Bassett Moore
Board of Arbitration
Frank B. Kellogg
Kellogg
Washington
Nice
France
Feeman
Gulbransen Pianos
Gulbransen
Dad
Gulbraneen Research Laboratory
Dupont Duco
Costain Music
Steve ‘Barnain Alsed
the Fair Store
Masonic Temple
Huron, S. D
Kotex
Lake Cottage
Hibbard
Pepperell
Choice
Mennen
Lisk
Cutex
William’s Aqua Velva
Semdac
Gilda
Zieve
Baby Stuart
Reina Brand
Rieve’s
Polo Brand
Miller’s
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