A School for Legislators Proposes Annual National Legislature
The American Legislators Association aims to convene an annual nationwide legislature for both legislative branches to boost efficiency in lawmaking. It plans twelve advisory boards, regional conferences, and an information clearing house with councils in all states to share ideas, practices, and expert advice. The proposal includes a compulsory short course for nominees to acquaint them with duties if elected, seeking improved efficiency and coordination across taxation, crime, health, labor, and other fields.
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American Legislators Association
Henry W. Toil
Interstate Legislative Assembly
Legislative Reference Bureau
South Dakota
State College
Behind the Shouting on Municipal Debts Bill 267 at Pierre
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader reports House Bill 267 let cities incur debt for utility expansion without direct voter approval. Promoted by outside equipment makers and a large South Dakota community's backers, the measure could saddle future voters with growing obligations. Critics warn it erodes citizen power and repeats past missteps.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Sioux Falla Argus Leader
Sioux Falls
Roosevelt Dilemma and South Dakota Referendum Call
The piece debates Roosevelt’s presidential prospects amid New York-Tammany corruption issues and a referenced referendum on House Bill 267 in South Dakota. It notes Tammany's grip, the need for investigation, and Roosevelt’s constrained path to nomination, while praising Hitchcock News-Leader’s forty-fifth year and editor Harmer’s local impact.
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South Dakota
New York City
Roosevelt
Tammany
New York
Hitchcock
South Dakoota
Harmer
Public Opinion on Tax Reform and Government Spending
A Watertown Huronite column argues taxes should rise or fall with government services. It stresses a middle ground, criticizesPassive redistribution failures, and calls for reducing excess spending while preserving essential public functions. It notes citizen ambivalence and the need for a clear majority-backed policy to prevent unaffordable burdens.
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Cnst
Orr
Theas
Limitations and Disarmament in London Naval Pact
The article argues that France and Britain cling to London pact limits while Germany resents them. It notes fixed naval units are seen as luxuries, hindering broad disarmament though a push for reductions exists. Germany hopes for army and navy cuts or admission to the jingo powers’ warlike stance.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Prespect
France
Haly
Iast
Germany
England
Gerwary
Beedle wins in contest for Young Citizen issue
Kenneth Beedle recounts community service deeds by Russell Dammeier and classmates in the March Young Citizen and Community Leadership contest. First prize goes to Marcella Wegter of Sacred Heart School Parkston. second to Kenneth Beebe of Valley School Beadle County. Third to Esther Sievers of Hudgewater Fluth School.
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Young Citizen
Emay
Esther Sievers
Fluth School
Hudgewater
C. L
Ericheon
Columm
Marcella
Russell Dammeier
Kenneth Beedle
Russell
Old King
Willing Six Y C L elects officers and chorus success
In a spring officer election Mavis Paterson remains secretary while Rachel Peterson is named president and Levi Lovell becomes vice president Marjorie Paterson treasurer The group notes seven members and reports a county chorus success with Marjorie Paterson taking a top intermediate contest prize and the chorus to perform at Lake Presing Ageli Ui under Mrs Scofield
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Willing
Rachel Peterson
Willing Six
Mavis Lucille Paterson
Levi Lovell
Marjorie Paterson
Traansurer
Mavis Paterson
Mavis
Iroquois
Marjorie
de Smet
Scofiald
Wayside School
Lake Presing
Ageli Ui
New Scout Troop Ia Organized At Pierre
New Scout troop organized at Pierre with Kermit A Nelson as scoutmaster of Dew Ley Scout Troop, sponsored by Magish Lutheran church. The troop committee includes J A Limbatrms J C Johnson and W T Erickson BL Emer bell is assistant scoutmaster. This is the fourth troop organized in Pietre and will be known as Troop 3. Members listed include Ralph Jobmaan Carl Johnson Stanford John ann Carl Jensen Henry Ramsey Leonard Odemark Russell Peterson Carl Pe Eingier. The troop has applied for a charter to be sent to the Scouts at once.
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Pierre
Carl Johnson
Stanford Johnann
Carl Jensen
Henry Ramsey
Leonard Odemark
Russell Peterson
Carl Pe Eingier
Speardlogs
Growth in Central South Dakota Boy Scouts Surges
Fred C. Eggers, area executive, reports robust growth for the Central South Dakota Boy Scouts. Over the past year 112 boys joined troops, with 658 total enrollment now, up from 589 at the start of January. Leaders remain entirely voluntary, dedicating substantial time to the program.
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Dakota
Boy Scouts of America
South Dakota
Fred C. Eggers
Huron Students Run Real Store in Classroom
Huron pupils operate Washington Union a student owned store with Stephen Burdick Jack Angell and Mervin Pearson presiding. They learn to make correct change and spot bargains while handling groceries toys and candy. Students bring stock for a hands on lesson in accounting and commerce.
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Huron
Stephen Burdick
Jack Angell
Mervin Pearson
Washington Union
Stote
Minnehaha Scouts Dinner Party Honors Milestone
The Blue Bird patrol of Minnehaha Girl Scout troop in Huron hosted a Saturday luncheon for members. Viola Hill chaired table setup, Mrs O D Dunbar directed kitchen service, Marjorie Thompson and Elinor Keck led games, and W M Sibley awarded a birthday cake marking 19 years of Girl Scouting.
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Blue Bird Patrol
Minnehaha Girl Scout
Huron
Janeheon
Viola Hill
O. D. Dunbar
Marjorie Thompson
Elinor Keck
W. M. Sibley
America
Marjorie Brown
Blue Birds
Teiderfoot
Teiderfoot Girlz
Huron High Girl Reserve discuss health topics
Mrs Domas spoke on Patay Looks After Her Health at a Huron High School Girl Reserve lab meeting Friday afternoon. School nurse Hoe vida Domes led the discussion while Miss Wilma Hirsy advised the club.
Weekly Program for Station KFDY in Brookings
Brookings listings for March 17 to 21 show KFDY radio schedules with orchestra music sessions led by Lorn Christgen and the Vagabond Kings, weather and markets updates, chimes concerts, question boxes, and lectures by Prof. Upton Palmer and Prof. A S Herding. The lineup includes school and agriculture programs, fashion notes, pruning demonstrations, economic news, and vocational guidance talks by Dr. A. ume and Dr. C. W. Pugsley with performances by local artists and students.
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Brookings
Mar
KFDY
Orchestra
Lorn Christengen
Vagabond Kings
Bruce Oxton
Andover
Upton Palmer
Talport News
A. S. Herding
Box
Bruce Oxtgn
Gover
J Poeta
School of Agriculture
P. J. Scarbro
Alice Rosenberger
Lorm
Collegian
Arthur Sherwood
Sioux Falls
Ley Keene
Dorothy Wilson
J. G. Huttos
Agronomy
Gabriel Lumdy
Recommendationa
Ll. M. Hrudke
Mra
G. H. Gularanson
A. Nume
C. W. Pugsley
State College
Stete
Secrétares
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Huron College Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron Carl Smith won the anal F. H. Kent oratorical contest and will receive a gold medal from the Students association and represent the college in the state contest in May. Nellie Pyle won the second prize, a silver medal and $15, while W. P. Lemmon took third prize. The J. S. Oliver memorial lectures will begin with Senator Crawford delivering the first address at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in the college chapel. A dress rehearsal of the play David Gerrick was held and light costume photos will be displayed at Costain Bros. tomorrow. Felton hosted the third J ten teas by the Lady Macintosh group. Men Styer won a prize in a cornhole contest. George Starling, once a city newspaper worker, is taking charge of the Baptist church in Sturgis, with his brother Francis Starling assuming a pastorate in Denver. The two Starling brothers are sons of former local resident George H. Starling.
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Carl £. Smith
F. H. Kent
Students’ Association
Kent
Nellie Pyle
W. P. Lemmon
J. S. Oliver
Coe I Crawford
Oliver
David Gerrick
College Chapel
Freshlight
Costain Bros
Felton
Gues
Lady Maccabees
Styer
Class
Walton
George Starling
Baptist
Sturgis
Starring
Francia Starring
Denver
George H. Starling
Prairie Maid Girls Plan Demonstration at April Meeting
Prairie Maid Dairy talf club members Mildred Clark and Margaret Caldow will demonstrate How to Wash a Cream Separator at the April 10 meeting hosted by Adam and Margaret Caldow. March 12 meeting at Dale Bigger’s house, Arthur Olson presiding. minutes from February were read and approved. after adjournment the group planned for a Prairie Maid program on April 3 at C W Olson School.
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Prairie Maid Girls
Mildred Clark
Margaret Caldow
Prairie Maid Dairy Talf Club
Adam
Dale Biggerstaff
Arthur Olson
W. HW. EO. Pig Club
Prairie Maid
C. W. Olson
Landh
Bite
Bigierstatt
Rom
Caramings
Caldowi
Radio Features Best in Radioland and NBC Tie In
New York radio scene features Hellmut A Hellmut visiting to review rebroadcast possible via Nazi Broadcasting Company. Amos and Andy return to Chicago after New York to seek new radio gigs in Harlem. Listings note prime time programs on WABC WEAF WIZ and other stations with concerts, plays, and celebrity appearances across the day.
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New York
Mar
Gore Ay
Iesteriers
Germany
S¢Rom
United States
Hellmut A. Hellmut
Nazi Broadcasting Company
NBC
Hellmut
Amos
Andy
Freitas Gosden
Charles Correll
Wwe
Chicago
Harlem
Morten Downer
Rick
River Shannon Tlows
Mahree
Yankton Senior to Take Purdue Post
Yankton Nebraska teen Maurice Lenser, senior chemistry major at Yankton College and chemistry department assistant, will accept a Purdue University assistantship for the next year. The post includes part time teaching and graduate work and is the highest paid Yankton College graduate mastership on record. Lenser is also a noted magician with international connections and has funded his education through exhibitions across South Dakota and Nebraska.
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Yankton, Mar
Maurice Lenser
Tilden
Neb
Yankton College
Purdue Civrsity
Gregg, Hi
Lenser
Purdue
de, Evans
South Dakota
Nebraska
Registration winners named for 1934 junior short course
Hagen Kelsey of Miner county and Ethel Itterman of Spink county will receive free registration at the 1934 junior short course at South Dakota State College as a result of writing the best stories of the 1920 short course. Ross D. Davies funds the registrations each year. Barth Maher of Brookings and Reynold Mach of Bon Homme county were second and third among boys, while Myra Boden of Lawrence and Norma Lund of Moody county were second and third among girls.
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Spink
Brookings
Hagen Kelsey
Miner County
Ethel “Itterman
Spink County
South Dakota State College
Ross D. Davies
Barth Maher
Reynold Mach
Bon Homme County
Myra Boden
Lawrence
Norma Lund
Moody County
Injured in wreck near Hills Minnesota
Sioux Falls man Ole Johnson was seriously injured when his car struck a loose gravel near Hills Minnesota and overturned on Sunday afternoon.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Ole Johnson
Hills
Minn
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WEAF
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