Gandhi Power and Influence Stirs Debate on Global Risk
The piece weighs Gandhi’s unique authority over Indian nationalism against figures like Mussolini and Stalin. It argues Gandhi’s peaceful power shapes policy and civil disobedience, while noting Mussolini’s and Stalin’s regimes rely on force. It warns that India, Britain, and world stability could face peril if no successor emerges after Gandhi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandhi
India
Washington
Roosevelt
Nuch
Lord Irwin
Mussolini
Italy
Stalin
Russia
Norbeck as Artist of Black Hills Parks and Highways
A South Dakota newspaper lauds Senator Peter Norbeck as a gifted artist who shaped parks and highways in the Black Hills. It argues for honoring his work by naming a state park after him and praising his public gifts to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbeck Park
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Black Hills
Norbeck
Gutzon Borg- Jui
Sylvan Lake
Wheat acreage reduction debated by Huron speaker
Ray B Bowden executive secretary of the North west County Elevator association urges production based wheat cuts rather than political action. He aligns with the Farm Board on crop reduction as the solution to surplus but warns against politicking and notes regional production differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Ray B. Bowden
Northwest County Elevator Association
Huron Kiwanis Club
Bowden
Federal Farm Board
Crop surplus prompts immediate acreage cuts urged
The article discusses the wheat surplus with eastern states producing grain at low costs while western creases face higher costs. It calls for an immediate general reduction in acreage to reduce the surplus and suggests a scientific national survey to guide future crop reductions and shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Point
S. DB
Mississippi River
Frederick M Snyder to Speak on World Affairs at Huron Meeting
Frederick M Snyder, a former World Press congress colleague, will address the Huron Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on March 18. James Wright Brown of Editor and Publisher endorses him as a dynamic, well informed international affairs speaker with exceptional ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of
Huron
Brown
New York
South Dakota Book Boosts Agriculture but Critics Call Treason
A Webster Resorter letter discusses a state booklet on South Dakota by Frank Arieles and Maryfields praising Day County dairy exports and regional growth. The writer argues the booklet boosts local pride while noting agriculture faces conditions needing national aid and questions Kriebs as a Democrat.
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South Dakota
State Department of Agriculture
Frank D. Arieles
Maryfields
Day County
Ericles
National Congress
Kriebs
Soutth Dakota
Congress
Mr. Kriebs
AN OLD PEST RETURNS Watertown Public Opinion
Governor Green allows a tax collector bill to become law without his signature while declining to veto. The plan would let county boards appoint collectors to pursue unpaid taxes for state revenue, with commissions as pay. The proposal raises concerns about power, fairness, and public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Skinner
Plating Golf for Fun and Motion Picture Ambitions
A garbled report notes a Hollywood context where a golfer nicknamed Bobby contemplates fine tuning his game for fun while pursuing success in championships and supporting motion picture ventures. It mentions wagering pressure and public interest in entertainment careers.
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Reams City
Hollywood
Lesan
Bridips
The
Pooper
Velenativa
Beadle Leaguers Tour Valley Industry Schools
Valley school members from Headle County visited Huron to study local industries. They toured Swender bakery learning bread making with powdered milk, Deere Weber for machinery and heating, and Gagnon ice cream factory to see pasteurization and storage.
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Valley ¥. C. L
Valley School
Headle County
Huron
Mable Pamp
League
Swender Bakery
Deere Weber Company
Heelso
Gagnon
Mir
Swander
Mirs
Issenhuth
Girl Scouts Celebrate Nineteenth Birthday Meeting
Twenty eight scouts attended the Presbyterian church gathering as Joyce Anderson lit the birthday cake candles marking the nineteenth birthday of Girl eauule Se America. Mrs. Henry Raush spoke on scouting origins while Mrs. Cone shared Sun Scouts history.
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Scott
America
Presbyterian Church
Gladys White
Joyce Anderson
Henry Raush
Mra
B. E. Cone
Sun Scouts In
Betty Martin
Raush
White
O. E. Wright
Risty Named Head Of Augustana Students
Risty, of Sioux Malls, elected president of the student association at Augustana College by a narrow margin. He won by a two vote plurality over Orvin Leeson, also of Sioux.
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Risty
Augustana
Soul
Faela
Mar
Creorge
Malls
Gaudente
Augustana College
Orvin Leeson
Sioux
Miller Boy Scouts Hold Outdoor Meet Mille Boy
Miller Boy Scouts convene an outdoor meet at Mille Boy with troop units competing in hiking and knot-tying events. Leaders include Scoutmaster James Harris and organizers aim to strengthen troop camaraderie and outdoor skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Boy Scouts
Mille Boy
Emergency action after missing basketball found cut from old tree
A school report details a missing basketball found cut from a bladder and discarded under a tree. George Schwabe and C L Beadle County officials organized committees to search. Russell vows to replace it, while the incident is treated as theft by some.
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George Schwabe
Valles ¥. C. L. Beadle County
Jock
Russell
Brice
Wei
Harold Scudamore Named Patrol Head
Harold Scudamore life Scout was appointed senior patrol leader of troop 5 to succeed Ogden Chamberlain at a meeting Wednesday evening attended by 24 boys. Six tests were passed and EF J Calandine urged monthly reviews for scouts above first class but no action was taken. The meeting adjourned early due to church use.
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Huron
Huron Boy Scouts
Breen
Harold Scudamore
Ogden Chamberlain
Scoutmansfer
Erwin Small
Kendall Strickland
Donald Schrader
Forest Nelson
Robert Rice
EF. J. Calandine
Japanese Student Guest At Leaguers Meeting
Miss Terado, a Yokohama native and Japanese student at Huron College, spoke at the Climbing Citizens league gathering on March 31. Nhert Hintermeister noted her six months in America and she demonstrated Japanese alphabet, numbers, and language for the pupils at Gable School under Miss Elsie Wiese.
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Climbing Citizens League
Miss Terado
Huron College
Japan
Yokohama
Nhert Hintermeister
America
Mias Terado
le Beau
Elsie Wiese
Gable
Lakotah Girl Scout Troop Sees Tests and Plans Ceremony
Lakotah captain Mrs D C Reutter and lieutenant Miss Im ogene Murphy led Huron Girl Scouts through laws promise motto and tenderfoot knot tests at Lois Keck home. A ceremonial for new members was postponed due to missing supplies. next session at captain’s home. Miss Faust attended for first time and plans to begin tenderfoot tests. Troop treasurer notes bake sale last Saturday earned over $20.
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D. C. Reutter
Lakotah
Huron Girl Scouta
Imogene Murphy
Lois Keck
Faust
Boy Scouts Practice First Aid Drill in Huron
Huron Troop 6 conducted a first aid drill led by Scoumaster Dr. John Faust at a Tuesday meeting, teaching scouts key emergency response steps and safety procedures.
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John Faust
George H. Bell
Huron
G. C. Martin
Huron Troop
Huron Boy Scouts
Weassington Reserves appoint new officers at Wemington meeting
A Wemington reserves meeting at Mim Jean DeHaven's home on March 21 installed new officers per Echo Munion. The 4 H club games and services were observed. readings by Tulare and a social at Paul Tubandt's home with Olivia Wilbur noting activities.
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Weassington
Wemington Gris Gel
Leads
Mim
Jean DeHaven
Echo Munion
Camille
Uid
JUDOE
Skdls
Repr Tulare
Paul Tubandt
Olivia Wilbur
Letter Exchange Over Rural Credit Reports and Misconduct
Carl Gunderson challenges Norbeck governance disputes citing the interim commission report and the Rural Credit investigation. He accuses manipulation of loan records, bank misappropriation, and the dismissal of suits, asserting misstatements about Borger Strand and Ewert, with references to deposits and a 1990 balance.
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Interim Commission
Norbeck
Fred Smith
Rizal Credit
Norbecks
Pete
Brother Enoch
Ewert
Borger Strand and Cattle Company of
Mobridge
Hale St Mobridge
Bee
Peta
McMaster
Smith's
Platte
Fort Pierre
Wathington
Morbeck
Tred Smith
anti-Norbeck
Union Trust Company
Made
the Union Trust
Question over Norbeck case and court references
Readers scrutinize a political dispute involving Norbeck and McMaster as a Rural Credit funds controversy unfolds. The letter cites court wording about governors and references a Giddings article to clarify who the court meant.
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Norbeck
James Balding
Heer
Lwnd
Rurel Credit
Adi
Fed
Giddity
Herbeck
McMaster
Giddings
Pete
Abelan
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Residents and Visits Noted
Miss Agnes Rindfleisch, formerly of Huron, visited Huron and departed for Sioux Falls. AL Gross of Sioux Falls, ex police chief, visited en route south. J W Smith residence sale planned by A P Browell. couple to move west likely to California. W H Hawley returns from seven week outing at Chad West Beder and Illinois. Miss Noordhoff of Harocullen receives missionary appointment to Japan for educational work. former Huron College student valued by faculty. H Coton of Hitchcock and Mgr J H Sutphen with ties to Cheyenne and return from trip. Ross Miller back from Winona on business. Harry Mertz to Miles City then England, longtime resident of Huron. George Orr of Aberdeen registered at Kant house.
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Agnes Rindfleisch
Sioux Falls
AL Gross
A. P. Browell
J. W. Smith
Fifth
Ohio
Mrs. Smith
California
W. H. Hawley Hee
Ch West Beder
Ind
Jean’ Nordhoff
Harocullen
Mission Board
Dutch Reform Church
Mgr
J. H. Sutphen
Cheeze
Wee Ross Miller
Winona
Harry Mertz
Nicku
Miles City
Mont
Mertz
England
Huron
George Orr
Aberdeen
Kant House
Radio Features The Bess in Radioland
Nationwide AP broadcast from New York announces a half hour news drama with editors reporters Kent Cooper and two announcers. Programs include news photos and live reports, airing 6 30 p m central. Stations WTAM WOC WHO KWK WENR KTHS WBAP WOW WIR KOA KSL and more.
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New York
Mar
Associated Press
Kent Cooper
Great News Gathering Organization
WTAM
WOC
WHO
KWK
WENR
KTHS
WBAP
WOW
WIR
KOA
KSL
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Huron Publishing CO
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Robert D. Lusk
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S. D
Cermer
United States
Sear
Audi Buresu
Pereor
Lusk.amichell Alwepapzers, Inc
Watertown
Reel Christoffers
Exbier
Beadle Leaguers
Valley
Ial
Tulay
Voltatre
Carl Gunderson
Mitchell
Redfield
By C. E. Butterfield
Oe Sein Fields
WEAF
Walter Damrosch
Bloyd Gibbons Weaf and Chain
James C. Stone
National Radio Forum
WABC
WDAY
Fargo
Kfyr Bismarck
NBC
WIZ
Samuel Hoare
London
Dublin
William T. Congrave
Irish Free State
One Chevalier
Jee L. Chenery
Sit
Cates Duart
Uncle Henry
Wiz Asoc
Trens Bordoni
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Bank of Euron
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