Job Riots at Ford Plant Highlight Desperation and State Response
A Detroit Dearborn clash between police and unemployed men, with communist agitators present, reveals how worklessness drives desperate action. Four dead, numerous injured or jailed as authorities use force, deepening bitterness and fueling nationwide agitation. The marchers appeared jovial at first, underscoring the folly of suppressing hunger with violence.
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Ford
Detroit
Dearborn
America
Despond
Winter relief drive in Beadle county appeals for funds
Beadle county faces a harsh winter with 260 families needing help. The American Red Cross has already sent 3000 to feed residents in March, while Associated Charities funds are exhausted. The local Red Cross, led by Chester N White, seeks 1500 this week to finish relief efforts. Send donations to O R Haug at the National Bank of Huron.
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Beadle County
National Organization of the American Rea! Cross
Associated Charities
Chester N. White
Red Cross
National Red Cross
O. R. Haug
National Bank of Huron
Briand's Earnest Effort to Heal Postwar Europe
Aristide Briand stood apart from many great men by his earnest, unselfish work to ease postwar wounds. He strived for Franco German understanding and supported Stresemann's peace bid, risking his own political standing in pursuit of lasting harmony. Future historians may judge differently, but Briand's memory remains that of a man who sought a better world.
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Aristide Briand
Europe
America
Briand
France
Germany
Stresemann
Baseball signals the coming spring in training camp chatter
The piece notes baseball news from spring training camps as a clear sign winter ends. It emphasizes that regardless of whether the major leagues play, reports from camps announce renewal for fans and players alike as the season nears.
Caterpillar Club Grows in United States
Figures show 440 members in the Caterpillar club, a group of aviators who survived emergency parachute jumps from disabled aircraft. The record of lifesaving jumps fell from 131 in 1930 to 85 last year, prompting questions about aviation safety or fewer incidents requiring chutes.
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United States
Press Comment on Hoover Renomination Prospects
A New York Times analysis notes Hoover’s renomination odds improve despite hostile commentary. It cites Democratic critics in Washington, including Senator Consally of Texas and Senator Moses, whose partisan tirades backfire by highlighting Republican unity and Democratic disarray.
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New York Times
Hoover
Republican Party
United States
London
Washington
Consally
Texas
Senate
Moses
Garner
House
Drive for Better Times on Jobs Drive
Editorial arguing employment is the cure for unemployment and urging a million new jobs through a coordinated drive led by the American Legion, AFL, and ANA. It urges employers to hire, property owners to repair at bargain prices, and predicts a multiplier effect to break the downturn, noting potential for spontaneous recovery.
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Drive For Better Times Magazine
Wall Street
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
Association of National Advertisers
Weather vanes for villages in a changing economy
An excerpt from The Rotarian argues urban population concentration is reversing as towns grow by leveraging local economic strengths. It cites examples like Salinas, Elevoath Falls, Rapid City, Pasco, and Bellefonte and suggests taxation changes to curb tax refunds abuse while promoting rural development and cheaper distribution.
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United States
Salinas
California
Elevoath Falls
Oregon
Rapid City
South Dakota
Pasco
Washington
Bellefonte
Pennsylvania
Mahomet
Western Scouts Have Fine Camp in Washington High Sierras
Robert Meek, a former Redfield Scout now in Monroe Washington, writes of a thriving Troop with 2 scouts in command and Eagle guidance. He details a mountain camp 20 miles away with two natural pools, fishing, and long four day hikes, noting heavy snow threatening August opening and Monroe’s 2 inch snowfall.
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Redfield
Washington
High Sierras
Monroe
Huron Girl Scouts Celebrate Second Birthday Banquet
Huron Girl Scouts marked the 2th anniversary of scouting in America with a banquet at the Methodist church. Alene Gibbs reports Minnehaha Troop 5 hosted guests while 12 Hur on scouts performed stunts including a Yurok Jumping Dance and a Mag drill. Taps closed the second birthday party with parents and friends singing.
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Huron Girl Scouts
America
Methodist Church
Alene Gibbs
Minnehaha Troop 5
Walker the Florist
Glen O.martin
Huron Community Committee
Girl Scouting
Girl Scout
Charles E. Bark
Hurnow
Bark
LakoTah Troop
California
Sacajawea
Skoonatap Troop
Wamblee Chonka
Minnehaha Troop
Titonka Troop
Troop 5
Troop 6
Marjory Thompson
Huron
W H E Club Plans Demonstration Team
Beadle county club members discussed forming a demonstration team at a Stoner home meeting. Ruth Caldow joined, five members answered roll call, and plans for materials were underway. Games and lunch were hosted by Mrs Fromer. Next meeting set for April 15 with O V Olson as leader.
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W.H.E. O
W. H. EO
Beadle County
Stoner
James Stoner
Ruth Caldow
Wee Wa
Valley Leaguers Must Complete Book Reviews This Month
Valley Leaguers in Beadle County District No 3 face end of term book reports to earn 20 points. Laverne Woelpert says she enjoys reading and reviewing, listing titles like Ber Hur Jeanne Are Pollyanna Ivanhoe and praises Sir Walter Scott.
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Laverne Woelpert
Valley League
Beadle County
Jeanne
Ivarnce
Walter Scott
Siad
Sully Home Agent Promotes Health Poster Contest
Hermina Newmatin Sully county home extension agent sponsors a health poster contest for Sully and Stanley 4-H clubs. Rules were mailed to 4-H leaders and girls. Posters enter by age with three cash prizes per lot. Materials available from Marcelle Jordan Fort Pierre or Beatrice Nelson Onida. Final deadline May 24, 1982.
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Sully
Hermina Newmatin
Sully County
Stanley County
Jeaders
Marcelle Jordan
Fort Pierre
Beatrice Nelson
Onida
Spink County 4-H Rally Plans and Advisory Group
Spink county 4-H rally set for Saturday April 2 at Redfield per Miss Sara L Dewing home agent. Advisory committee named: Ray Johnson Doland chairman Mrs C H Winting Tulare Mix Wesley Platte Redfield Mrs Byron Wolverton Doland Robert McCone Redfield Dr C E Stutenroth Redfield Ethel Kitterman Doland Mrs Ruth Wells Turton. Also announced 4-H Junior Fair next summer 4-H club camp at Huron and the State Fair in September. Any youth in Spink county may join by contacting a committee member or Miss Dewing.
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Spink County
Redfield
Sarah
Dewing
Ray Johnson
Doland
C. H. Winting
Tulare
Mix
Wesley Platte
Byron Wolverton
Robert McCone
C. E. Stutenroth
Ethel Kitterman
Ruth Wells
Turton
Huron
Spink Countty
Sara L. Dewing
League Girl Wins At Speaking Meet In Manchester District
The Seven Bicentennial declamatory contest in Manchester district Ningsbury County concluded Friday afternoon at Manchester High School. Nine contestants across three divisions competed with Cecil Larson and Blair Wade earning top spots in Groups T and II. Winners advance to Lake Preston for county finals next Saturday. Teachers planned May 13 exhibit and field day with a picnic dinner and games for all Manchester district schools.
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Manchester
Ningsbury
Rachael Paterson
C. L
James McCaskell, Jr
Edger Moore
Poage
Graham
Cecil Larson
Blair Wade
Rodney Rogers
Eva Mae Kessel
Mavis Lucille Paterson
Marcella Christensen
Lake Preston
Potter Girls Form Gleaming Star Poultry Club
The Gleaming Star Poultry Club of Gettysburg organized at a meeting with Dorothy Starkey presiding. Officers elected include Eileen Herr as president Rene Zuber secretary Hedwig Nagel vice president Phyllis Zuber treasurer Alice Von Wald reporter. Members enrolled: Eileen Herron Renes Zober Phyllis Zuber Alice Vort Weld Hedwig Bragel Hazel Starkey Lucille Larson. The club plans camp at Cherersip Agency third summer and county state fairs with a junior short course.
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Potter
New Poultry Club
Gleaming Star Poultry Club
Gettysburg
Dorothy Starkey
Ieader
Toring Rei Weral
Eileen Herr
Riversiie
Renee Zuber
Hedwig Nagel
Phyllis Zuber
Alice von Wald
Gleaming Star
Starkey
Eileen Herron
Renes Zober
Alice Vort Weld
Hedwig Rragel
Hazel Starkey
Lucille Larson
Cherersip Agency
Highmore Cub Pack In Working On Tests
Highmore cub pack organized tests after a Saturday hike. The event featured youths led by Harry O'Brien Grace Page Whitcher Keith Whitcie Wilbur Foss Mele le Fou Mithaniel Brinstowns Sylvesder Maigyria Aakg Kenneth in a community activity marking progress in their advancement program.
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Highmore
Tage
Harry O'Brien
Wi Grace
Page Whitcher
Keith Whitcie
Wilbur Foss
Mele le Fou
Mithaniel
Not Hard Not Easy Puzzle Clue Set
A fragmented puzzle listing many cryptic style clues with numbers and partial words across horizontal and vertical sections. The readable portions reference various word definitions such as links hither shelter and region and mention terms like Kansas City and Seville in the mix.
Double C Pig Club Plans 1932 Season
Members of the Double C Pig Club met March 11 at the Frevert home per Allen King the club reporter to plan the year’s work. After the business session the group sang songs and had lunch hosted by the Frevert hostess.
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Double C
Frevert
Allen King
Jefferson Reserves Planning Candy Sale at School Shop
The Jefferson Girl Reserve met Friday at the school to plan a candy sale scheduled for next Saturday March 22 at the Elite Shop on Dakota Avenue. Miss Clara Seten led the meeting and Mary Thorkildsen reported. Plans for the spring Girl Reserve conference in April were also made. The group learned several new songs.
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Jefferson Reserves
Jefferson Girl Reserve Club
Dakota Avenue
Mary Thorkildsen
Clara Seten
Huron Scouts Hold Interpatrol Rally Report
Huron Hoy Scouts Troop 4 held an interpatrol rally on March 1 with Eagle patrol first and Black Bears second. Eagles led with 48 points, Black Bears 33, Raven 11, in a knot tying event, knots in one minute, and final check showed Eagles top, Black Bears runner up. Scoutmaster Bock and leaders visited Troop 1 meeting. vesper closes with Taps.
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Huron
Hoy Scouts Troop 4
LeRoy Showell
Eagle Patrol
Eagles
Black Bears
Avent
Pine Tree Troop 1 Party Climax Hare and Hound Chase
Pine Tree Girl Scouts Troop 1 in High hosted a basement court house party Saturday evening as the Hare and Hound chase climax. Mrs Ruth Wooley leads the troop while lieutenants Mrs Ruth McDonald and Mrs Emma Harris file suits amid advanced rank work.
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Pine Tree Troop
Pine Tree
More
Court House
Ruth Wooley
Ruth McDonald
Emma Harris
Hitchcock Scouts Prepare for Spring Rally and Tests
Three Hitchcock boys Melvin Kambel Willis Grows and Clifford Moore passed Tenderfoot tests at a recent meeting. They earned scout badges and membership cards. Several troop members work on Second Class tests. A short hike is planned for Saturday and an Agell indoor rally will be held within the council territory. L C Snyder is scoutmaster.
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Hitchcock
Melvin Kambel
Willis Grows
Clifford Moore
L. C. Snyder
Legion To Sponsor a Garden Campaign in Brookings
South Dakota's American Legion promotes a plant a garden campaign this spring. State Commander T. C. Kasper urges seeds as the cheapest commodity yielding the greatest return. Legionnaires cooperate with county agents and home demonstration agents to engage community hubs and groups in buying seeds.
Seeds and Planting Gardens in Legion Relief Chairmen Hands
Seeds and planting guidance appear to be directed by the Legion relief chairmen in Billetina, with Barden inlanation noted as part of the efforts. The wording reflects a formal distribution of garden care authority among officials.
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Legion Selief
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notes
Twenty years ago today in Huron Mrs Maude Swab returned to St. Lawrence after a visit with her aunt Mrs Eva Briget Seeley Willard Jesse went to Hitchcock on a short business trip Wednesday Mr and Mrs Ben Darby left for Minneapolis for an extended stay E Godfrey left for Omaha and south Jest for a business visit E W Flowers left for Kansas City to tend business matters Eyal Paul left for Feulkion expects to be gone 25 vere wurning will meet Mrs Paulson returning from a pral lenge visit in Iowa Mrs Maiven of Dallas arrived this morning to stay with her daughter Mrs Charles Sainsbury who has been ill Mrs Sainsbury is reported better O H Pruner traveled to Hitchcock Clifford Kett af Wolsey was here on business Wednesday
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Paulson
Iowa
Maiven
Dallas
Charles Sainsbury
Hitchcock
Clifford Kett Af Wolsey
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Marine fish are rich in iodine and valuable for thyroid disorders. Salmon oil rivals cod liver oil for vitamins A and D, while canned salmon provides vitamin D and fat. The article also notes preserved fish methods and a codfish and tomatoes recipe with spaghetti and tomatoes.
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Bureau of Fisheries
U. S Bureau of Fisheries
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