Bathhouse Set to Open Saturday at Ravine Park Lake
City Manager Dew S Sears announced the Ravine Park Lake bathhouse will open for the season Saturday. WPA crews will return tomorrow to finish interior cleaning and prep. A woman attendant starts Saturday. Minor work remains including roof painting and a retaining wall completion. Bids are sought for a concession stand operation. Lifeguards will patrol the east beach while swimmers are warned not to dive from the north Fourth Street bridge.
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Dew S. Sears
Ravine Park Lake
WPA
Toomorrow
Sears
Thathhouse
Ravine
North Fourth Street
Battleship tonnage limit set at 45 000 tons
In London on June 3 the United States Britain and France announced a 45 000 ton battleship limit with 16 inch guns. Alfred Dutt Cooper first lord of the admiralty said the 45 000 ton figure is the lowest feasible under the London treaty escalator clause.
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London
United States
Britain
France
House of Commons
Alfred Dutt Cooper
Admiralty
Japan
Cooper
Wilahs
Veterans urge manganese development in South Dakota
The state encampment adopted a resolution urging the federal government to develop manganese deposits in South Dakota and to store and refine ore near Chamberlain with veterans favored in the project. A second resolution thanked individuals and organizations for their support of the 1993 encampment, naming host Huron VFW post 8 and others including The Evening Huronite and Chamber of Commerce.
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Schertle
Martha Wheeler
Scotland
State Department
Frances Sweeney
Elizabeth Kempp
Yankton
South Dakota
United States
Chamberlain
Wodnesday
Huron V. Flw
John Garrity
Garrity
Auxiliary
Huronite
Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Hughitt
Huron Elks Club
The
American Legion
WNAA
Huron City Board of Education
Loftus Ward
College music and drill groups perform at banquet programs
The article notes the College school of music and its voce ensemble providing music for banquet programs. It mentions drum corps and drill teams performing during the equipment, and references past state department resolutions on veterans benefits and related topics, including opposition to bonus reductions and moves affecting the Veterans Administration.
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Ran College School of Music
Voce Ensemble
Dran Corps
State Department
Veterans Administration
Double Holiday To Be Observed In Huron
A quiet Fourth of July is planned in Huron with many offices closed and retail stores shut. County and city offices close all day, post office on holiday schedule, banks and library closed, The Evening Huronite on holiday, and no organized city celebration expected unlike last year’s large jubilee at Howes Municipal Airport.
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G. V. Gassman
Chamber of Commerce
Huron
W. W. Howes
Budget balance predicted by Roosevelt to define history
President Roosevelt told National Education Association teachers that history would judge his long range budget as balanced based on survival values and democratic living cost, beyond usual income items. He warned against censorship and urged free press, local school control, and democracy through education, stressing American good neighbor policy and avoiding war while expanding trade and culture.
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New York
Roosevelt
National Education Association
Custer State Park Chief Is Ousted
Garret L. Owens, superintendent of Custer State Park, was removed by the park board led by W. C. Allen of Aberdeen. The board adopted a resolution demanding Owens resignation at its meeting in Pierre. Allen said a new search for a successor will begin at the next meeting, likely in July.
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Aberdeen
Garret L. Owens
Custer State Park
Park
Pierre
Owen
Allen
Allen Geld
Owens
Scattered Rains in Huron Area
Central South Dakota reports show scattered rain overnight totaling .96 inch in Huron, with up to 1.23 inches elsewhere. Arlington center of the Yste-June belt at 1.23 inches. other totals listed from Hel land to Vilas. Bridge near Brookings endangered by flood. Aurora area saw a four foot wall of water. one creos rose 3 feet but no railroad property damage. Weather forecast: cloudy, unsettled, cooler tonight and Friday.
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South Dakota
Huron
Dakota
Arlington
Helland
Lake Preston
Canova
Esmond
Redfield
Aberdeen
Frankfort
Deland
Forest City
Hurley
RB. R. Laszkowski
Floods Cut Off Towns and Cause Heavy Rainfall
Flood conditions isolated Kenneth Minnesota fifteen miles north of Laverne and caused muck livestock drownings east of Hardwick. Sisseton drenched with 2.88 inches of rain Wednesday night pushing monthly totals, while towns across the region logged rainfall amounts from around a half inch to nearly an inch. A wooden bridge washed out east of Forest City and Lake Hurley overflowed its spillway near Gettysburg as showers lingered. Local plains and Sioux Falls reported additional rain amid a humid, electrified sky.
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Egan
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Minnesota
Sioux River
Pipestone
Minn
Madison
Laverne Jas
Rock River
Highway 16
Snock
Laverne
Kenneth
Hardwick
Sisseton
Howard
Artesian
Roswell
Brookings
Yankton
Michell
Rapid City
Aberdeen
Huron
Watertown
Pierre
Lemmon
Potter County
Gettysburg
Forrest City
Lake Hurley
Clark
CIO Submits New Offer At Maytag Strike Plant
Government mediator efforts surface as Gov Kraschel proposes arbitration while Maytag workers demand back pay justice. Union sat idle at Newton plant after protests over a 10 percent wage cut sparked a weeklong occupation and stalled negotiations.
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CIO
Maytag
Newton
Nelson GQ
Kraschel
Maytag Washing Machine Company
Towa
Ars
Pence J Proposa
J Mouleka
Dinner guests at Orvilla St. Pierre home
On Sunday dinner and supper were hosted at the home of Orvilla St. Pierre. Attending were Mrs. Levi Mannie, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thelen, and Peter Thelen.
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Turton
Orvilla St
Brammer and Ardis Plan Two Week Canada Vacation
Charles Brammer and Ardis Brammer left Monday morning for a two week vacation in Canada. They will spend time fishing at Lake of the Woods during their trip.
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Alpena
Opeoay—Sur
Mra
Charlea Brammer
Ardis
Canada
Lake of the Woods
Jenks Hearing Adjourned To July 30
Joseph Jenks a 17 year old Beadle County youth faces an adjourned juvenile court hearing set for July 30 Judge Tom H. Luby heard testimony yesterday in the case. Jenks is charged with assault with intent to kill after an attack on Ear Best Rural Credits field agent in Beadle County. He has been in Beadle County jail since his arrest by Sheriff Joe Reilly early last week and is paroled to his parents custody pending the adjourned proceedings. The incident occurred June 18 at the corner of Third Street and Dakota Avenue when Best confronted Jenks about his removed parents. The defense was led by James Byres. Harold W. Markey prosecutes.
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Joseph Jenks
Huron
Tom, H. Luby
Juven
Jenks
Ear Best Rural Credits
Beadle County
Joe Reilly
Asis
Front & Bursi Cradin Fam
Best
Junky
Third Street
Dakota Avenue
James Byres
Stan
Harold W. Markey
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