Editorial challenge to South Dakota state tournament setup
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader questions the two-tier system that allows smaller schools to enter class B while major prep schools play separately, arguing for a single open tourney. Huron observers recall 1936 37 tours and defend semi separation as beneficial, noting smaller schools can still reach A via proven records, while champions from Huron’s 1937 C title earn real recognition.
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Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Ait
South Dakota
Argus Leader
North Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Huron
Flere
Argus~ Leader
Reforming State Governments And The Supreme Court Debate
The piece argues that focus should shift from Washington to state and local governments to cut waste and inefficiency. It cites Nebraska’s unemployment relief as example of how overbearing state rules can hamper federal relief, urging final decisions on the role of state capitals, county courthouses, and local boards to improve governance.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Fanu
Nebraska
Milwaukee call for modern city county reorganization
The article argues that cities can model honest open government by reorganizing outdated state, city, and county units. It criticizes antiquated systems that waste taxpayer money and breed graft, urging reforms to reduce lost motion and excess spending for a smoother democratic process.
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Milwaukee
Betty Poll
Japan Premier Moves To Assassin-Proof Official Residence
Modern security measures reveal a troubling flaw in 20th century civilization as Japan's premier relocates to a bomb proof official residence with secret doors and hidden passages after a spate of high level assassinations. The feature argues that such precautions mirror a broader trend of fearing violence and reflect a grim commentary on contemporary society.
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Japan
Senjuro Hayashi
Politicians Criticized as Selfish by Marion Mayor
A garbled quotation shows Mayor F C Smith of Marion condemning politicians as self-serving. The text notes Dr Smith, a physician, sacrificing his salary to fund civic and charity efforts and turning a $99000 deficit into a $6000 surplus within a year of his election, suggesting professionals may perform politics efficiently.
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F. C. Smith
Marion
Editorial on Farm Chemurgy and research policy
The editorial discusses the Farm Chemurgy Council and the Chemical Foundation in promoting industrial research to find new uses for farm products. It emphasizes scientific methods, independence from national programs, and the need to balance tariffs, trade policies, and agricultural goals while avoiding political pressure and subsidies.
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Kansas City Star
The
Chemical Foundation
Art
Atchison, Kas
Parm Chemurghc Council
Ttwag
Omidna
Foundation
Teuth
Eee
How Times Change in Jackson Minn as Aid Shifts
In Jackson Minnesota, the past saw few dependent aged and large families who supported elders. Now families shrink while independents rise, pushing a charitable surge that could strain the nation, eroding self respect once common half a century ago.
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Jackson
Minn
Arguing with the Treasury in Fergus Falls
In Fergus Falls Minnesota readers are advised that arguing against treasury policies is pointless as the article warns of government overreach destroying the Supreme Court and Constitution and establishing a dictatorship. The tone urges submission to fiscal power.
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Treasury
Fergus Falls
Minn
Journal
Supreme Court
Inside Roosevelt Advisors Rift Over Price Spiral
Washington report outlines a split among Roosevelt aides on price hikes and wage policies. Public fears center on Eccles and Morganthau as treasury, labor, and inflation warnings clash with relief pushers. The piece analyzes wage, hours, and production links, plus potential policy shifts and political maneuvering.
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Eccles
Federal’ Reserve
Roosevelt
New Orde
Treasury
Morgenthau
Agriculture
Wallace
Theas
Ickes- Fiopkins
Perkins-Lewis
Eccles-Morganthau-Wallare Warners
Wagner
Ecc
Eocles
Diary Central South Dakota Farm Woman Diary Entry
A fragment describes a diary found in an attic with notes on an old Bible full of pressed flowers poems and clippings. It notes World’s Fair badge, a church prayer, recipes for gingerbread and sweet pickles, and musings on the Bible owner as a devoted mother with hopes for her children.
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Imine
Dane
Twenty years Ago Today In Huron Bridge Club Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs C By Alford and twelve ladies met Wednesday after noon. The slow match featured suction bridge with three tables, Mrs Jennie Corley achieving high score. A five o clock lunch followed. At small tables, Mrs Eva Briggs hosted friends both Tuesday and Wednesday at 406 Idaho street, where bridge was the diversion.
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C. By
Alford
Jennie Corley
Eva "Briggs
Idaho Street
Bridge
Hobo News Debuts In New York With A Beaux Brummell Hobos
In New York George Ross reports the inaugural issue of Hobo News, a travelogue styled paper edited by Hobo Ben gon the Coat Kid. Dan O'Brien of Bowery fame offers guidance for transcontinental hops and rail hardships, praising neatness, moderation, and caution on risky routes while railing against restrictive lines.
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New York
Haboas
Walt Whitman
America
Sixth Estate
Hobo Bengon
Coat Kid
Questen and Answer
California
Benson
Pacific Coast
Hohn Bensen
In- Shiek
Beau Brumme
O'Brien Ix
Sage
Hobo News
Dan
O'Brien
Broadway
Cornery
Rieke
Hobo College
Bowery
O Brien
Hobs News
Ual
Florida
Nomadiec Society
Pennsylvania
Aditore
Atention
Wavel-On
Mirves
Local Social Roundup Highlights Apron Tea and Nuptial News
The notice recalls Mrs. Cor L Crawford scoring high on Tuasy day and Nis RE FE Cone on Wednesday while describing small pink and white supper tables at a gathering hosted by Mrs. J Mae D Campbell for friends at a hospitable home last week. It also mentions Mrs. BR E Dickinson hosting a Friday night with a theatre party and guests returning home to enjoy refreshments. Roy W Smith and Miss Mobut Ryuth Shoute wed here Thursday in a Congregational ceremony, and Chas Briglr, visiting his mother-in-law Anna Whalen, heads to Lake Benton then the Twin Cities with his wife.
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Cor L Crawford
J. Mae D. Campbell
William Campbell
Blanche Richards
BR. E. Dickinson
Indy
Roy W. Smith
Mobut Ryuth Shoute
BL MT. Burtt
Congregational Church
Chas, Briglr
Anna Whalen
Lake Benton
Twin Cities
Man Admits Slaying Of His Wife And Son In Family Quarrel
Chicago police said Frank Uher, 60, confessed to stabbing his wife Marie 58 and his son John 3 with a pocket knife during a bitter family quarrel. He surrendered to authorities after the deaths occurred a few hours earlier.
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Onicago
Mar
Apj
Frank Uher
Ther
Marie
John
Uher
Man Commits Crime After Domestic Attack and Threats
A man carried out a crime following allegations that his son attacked him and his wife threatened him with a hawker. Police investigation continues as officials assess the motive and details of the incident.
Student Fires at English Teacher in Muskogee High
A 16 year old girl fired shots at English teacher Miss Charlotte Kennedy in the Muskogee High School corridor. She was held in the city federal jail with County Attorney Camp Bonds saying she admitted trying to "figure some way around" firing. No charges planned. A janitor James Till was struck and student Bunydane Peelkkenpuugh grazed.
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Muskogre
Okla
Camp Bonds
Itl
Ramona Porter
Charlotte Kennedy
Predict Rise in Farm Prices March Forecast
Government economists predicted a general rise in farm prices over the next 30 days with some declines later due to new conditions and supply prospects. Advance in cattle lambs poultry fruits and potatoes was foreseen for the next month while prices for hogs wool butter and eggs were expected to remain near current levels. Domestic wheat prices may ease in April if a larger than needed crop develops, and the wheat crop outlook remains uncertain.
Earth near the brink as strange assertion sparks debate
A fragmentary clipping reports a curious claim about the world and humanity's impact, noting terms like planet and survival in a terse, unsettled note. The readable text hints at a debate over environmental or cosmic scale harm without clear attribution or date.
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