Urges Unity In Foreign Policy
Sioux Falls June 29. C Caldwell Sioux Falls attorney argues for a non partisan public opinion on key issues to sustain democracy. He warns against party spirit and cites Washington and past campaigns to show how public trust must back government on foreign policy when citizens lack complete information.
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Sioux Falls
C. Caldwell
Junior Bar Association
America
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Caldwell
Flying Course at State College Announces Summer Program
Fourteen boys and one girl enrolled in the Civil Aeronautics Authority school at State College. Classes began this week with academic work and soon students will start actual flying under Dr. H M Crothers, dean of engineering. Instructors are Cecil Schupe and Carl Graf of the aviation mechanics staff.
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State College
Sagorings
Civil Aeronautics Authority
H. M. Crothers
Cecil Schupe
Carl Graf
Kingsbury Red Cross Exceeds War Relief Quota
Mrs. Fred W. Wright, county chairman, announced that Kingsbury County Red Cross surpassed its double quota for war relief. The goal was 000 dollars, and receipts reached 8803.47, making it the first chapter in the district to hit the double quota target.
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Kingsbury
RED Cross
Lake
Preston
Fred W. Wright
Theingsbury County
The
American Red Cross
Immanuel Church Hosts Surprise Baby Shower
Women of Immanuel Reformed Church gathered in the church parlors for a surprise shower honoring Mrs. A. J. Koopman and her infant daughter Jeanette Blaine. After a brief afternoon program, Mrs. Koopman received a gift of silver for the baby.
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Willow Lake
Spetiik
Immanuel Reformed Church
A. J. Koopman
Jeannette Blaine
Neighborhood Social Briefs FRANKFORT and nearby towns
Franks Kuhns welcomed their daughter Gelah home from St. Luke’s Hospital Aberdeen after a five week stay. Perry Goth family plans travel to Wisconsin and Michigan due to his mother’s illness. Goth depots North Western at Ree Heights. Willow Lake visitors include Edward Green Jr and Sr with Mary Balough and Glen Green. Wayland residents Frank and Joseph Branstead host family visit from Valley Center. Eunice Ravenscroft of Wayland visits Watertown. Alice May Bond from Huron visits Willow Lake. Maurice Jensen, former Blunt schools superintendent, stops in Blunt on route from Minneapolis. now at Macin.
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Frank Kuhns
Gelah
St. Luke's Hospital
Aberdeen
Ree Heigies
Perry- Goth
Wisconsin
Michigan
Goth
Madison
Wis
Bannister
Mich
North Western
Ree Heights
Willow Lake
Mary Mae Balough
Glen Green
John Gulenken
Edward Green
Wayland
Prank Branstead
Valley Center
N. D
Joseph Brannstead
Frank Branstead
Blunt
Maurice Jensen
Marin
Minneapolis
Jensen
Mactin
AE Preston Prestow
Ispe- Me
Melvin Langlie
Monrovia
Calif
Lake Preston
California
Columbia University
Ork
Warren
Oberlin
Hie
G. Pergus Huron
Bryant Man Writes Bar Examinations
William R. Arneson of Bryant was among eight men who took the state bar examination at the State University. The 26 tests spanned two and a half days. passing grants eligibility to practice law in South Dakota.
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Bryant
Vermillion
William R. Arneson
Board of Examiners
The
State University
South Dakota
34th Division Plans Reunion in Sioux Falls
The 84th Division veterans from World War I are set for a reunion in Sioux Falls on August 10 and 21. Recruited from 15 Northwest states, the former members recall Camp Cody days in Deming New Mexico. Speakers include Major Arthur M. Nelson and Colonel Philpente, with Major Frank J. Lund leading the reunion association.
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Sioux Falls
Northwest States
84Th Division
U.S. Army
I Camp Cody
Deming
N. M
Arthur M. Nelson
186Th Infantry
Philpinte
Jefferson Barracks
34Th
Frank J. Lund
Webster City
Reunion Association
Sioux Falls Man Loses Appeal To Supreme Court
The South Dakota Supreme Court upheld the commitment of Erwin Acker of Sioux Falls on an illegitimacy charge, reversing a county court’s habeas corpus release. Acker, unable to post bond, was committed December 1, 1932. release ordered May 1, 1989. The court ruled the illegitimacy act does not violate the prohibition on imprisonment for debt. Judge Warren wrote a dissent.
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Ranthosune
State Supreme Court
Erwin Acker
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
Acker
F. A. Warren
Large crowd attends Farmers Union picnic at Lake Preston
A large crowd gathered at Lake Preston park for the annual Farmers Union picnic of Kingsbury and Brookings counties. State President Ralph of the Montana Union spoke at noon, with Sam Lassen of the AAA state office also addressing attendees. Music by the Lake Preston band directed by Bidon McDonald accompanied the noon meal.
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Farmers Union
Lake Preston
Kingsbury
Brookings
Lake Preston Park
Ralph
Montana Union
Ar Atdress
Sam Lassen
AAA
Bidon McDonald
Blurt Clubs Honor Departing President Blunt
The Tuesday Club and Bridge Club held a farewell for Mrs. Theodore Schultz who leaves to make her home at Columbia. Mrs. Ray Poole was elected to serve as president of the Tuesday Club, filling Schultz's vacancy.
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Blunt
Theodore Schultz
Columbia
Ray Poole
Schultz
Ree Heights Community Club Meets at Kelley Home
The Ree Heights Community Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Don Kelleys home with hostesses Alyina Hadeler Katie Picts Katie Roth and Ruth Beck. The next meeting is July 10 with an annual election of officers on the agenda.
Wayland Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Hart’s Home
Mrs W J Hart hosted her bridge club at her home south of Wayland on Wednesday afternoon. Three tables played with Edith Wood and Freida Verduyt sharing high scores. Refreshments were served by Mrs Hart assisted by Mrs Ada Hart of Omaha who is visiting.
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Wayland
Jime
W.J. Hart
Edith Wood
Freida Verduyt
Hart
Ada Hart
Omaha
Baby clinic weighing session at Ree Heights
Eighteen babies and preschool children attended the weighing clinic at Ree Heights school building on Wednesday afternoon. County nurse Mrs. Lewallen, formerly of Huron, led the event with assistance from Mrs. Perry Goth.
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Ree Heights
Lewallen
Huron
Perry Goth
Band Concert Held in Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs Municipal Band gave its third weekly concert Wednesday night under director K. Lohn. Special June 49 notes accompany the report.
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Wessington Springs
K. ¥. Lohn
Farm problems discussed at FSA meeting in Reh Heights
Members of the FSA met at Walter Blasey’s home to discuss farm problems facing the association. Ben Hoogestraat led the session, County Supervisor Merle Marshall was absent, and cooperative buying of twine was the main topic discussed.
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Reh Heights
F.S.A
Walter Blasey
Ben Hoogestraat
Merle Marshall
Frankfort Wins Softball Games Against Tulare and Mellette
Frankfort defeated Tulare 17 to 9 in a game last Tuesday and followed with an 11 to 10 win over Mellette last Wednesday.
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Frankfort
Tulare
Mellette
Color Photographs From The Air By Jack Towers
BROOKINGS June 29 Aerial color photography is the hobby of Jack Towers a State College extension service staff member and licensed pilot. He and partner Carl Graf own the plane and equipment and Towers explains color pictures capture beauty better than black and white and can provide accurate records of areas traveled. He has photographed Hot Springs dam area in South Dakota the Badlands and strip farming near Alcester while noting South Dakota looks good from the air or on the ground. Towers began photography in college and became an expert photographer by graduation in 1936. he is now program director for KFDY radio station.
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Brookings
Jack Towers
State College Iextension Service
Towers
Carl Graf
State College
East Central States
South Dakota
Lastfall Towers
Hot Springs
Alcester
College
Erad
Post Office Ranks In Sale Of U S Bonds
WESSINGTON SPRINGS June 29 Special Nick Anton postmaster announced the local post office ranked fourth among South Dakota second class offices in the sale of United States savings bonds during the 1939 calendar year. The rating is based on per capita sale. Local officials have received word that the Postoffice Department in Washington has taken a five year lease on the present post office building in Wessington Springs which has been its location for 13 years.
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U.S
Wessington, Springs
Nick Anton
Wessington Springs
Ith
South Dakota
United States Savings
Postoffice Department
Washington
Traffic guides installed at Wessington Springs intersections
Traffic guides and pedestrian lanes have been marked in the business section of Wessington Springs on June 29 to relieve congestion at intersections and improve traffic flow.
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Wessington Springs
De Smet Pioneer Church to mark 60th anniversary
The De Smet Congregational Church will observe its 60th anniversary next Tuesday afternoon with a family supper and program. It will introduce summer pastor Elmo R. Palt. Members and Sunday school families are invited to attend. A pot luck supper will follow in the dining room. The church organized in June 1880 as the town’s first church and remains in good repair.
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DE Smet
Snecia
Elmo R. Palt
Congregational Church
Bulldina
Vehicle registrations rise in early 1940 totals
Pierre June 29 The secretary of state reported motor vehicle registrations rose in the first five months of 1940 with autos totaling 145 916 up 3 865 and trucks 27 197 up 1 725 from 1939. Trailer registrations also climbed from 16 869 to 18 546.
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Pierre
Olive Ringsrud
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