Plan Group For Home Defense In South Dakota
Twenty seven South Dakotans invited by M A Kennedy state WPA administrator to organize a statewide advisory committee for community service projects under the WPA to aid home defense. The luncheon in Mitchell March 29 will formalize the advisory group with state officers and civic leaders guiding health education and recreation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Mar
South
WPA
Kennedy
J. F. Hines
Pierre
Department of Public Instruction
Lyman E. Jackson
Brookings
State College
L.J . Weeks
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
George Williams
Dell Rapids
Committee
Education In National Defense
E. A. Beckwith
Rapid City
Bertha Bragstad
Sioux Falls
State Conference of Social Workers
Gale Braithwaite
Federated Churches Organization
B. Cahalan
Miller
Department of National Resources
J. F. D. Cook
Fierre
Charles Enisminger
Chamberlain
John Foresting Aberdeen
L. Harvey
Yankton
Office of Government Reports
J. C. Lepter
Watertown
PTA
Huronians
Albert Maag
Huron
Grece Martin
A. E. Meade
League of Municipalities
Iaving Mumford
Howard
American Legion
Irene Ottman
Hot Springs
American Legion Auxiliary
Carl Quztnberg
Greater
Dairy Week Speaker Brings Industry Leaders Together
Kenneth Kellar leads the packing industry panel while Hazel Peterson represents mining and Pierre Bus ness and Professional Women's Clubs president Chester Tate of Brookings attends. Farm Women's Club prints details of the event and speakers.
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Kenneth Kellar
Hazel Peterson
Pierre
Busness and Professional Women's Clubs
Chester Tate
Brookings
Farm Women's Clu
Flashes Of Life From The Associated Press
A collage of brief incidents from across the nation. Bronx boys chased by train. a Philadelphia auto warmed with a stove. boys jotting license numbers on a curb. a masked trio fled a holdup. jail fire sparked by a jail inmate’s camp light. a man’s shoulder realigns as his wife combs his hair during a delay.
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Kansas City
Thomas Fisher
Richard Francis
Missionary Tells Of Work In Asia
Brigadier Anton Cedarvall of the Salvation Army spoke to Huron College students on a China mission, noting rapid Christian growth over 23 years abroad. He described government oversight of missions, increased Protestant preachers since 1919, and strong conversions from Manchuria stations, while contrasting methods with Buddhism and Islam.
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Anton Cedarvall
Salvation Army
Huron College
Cedarvall
Cina
China
Korea
Japan
Manchuria
Cegarvall
Educational Film Shown At Huron College Biology Lab
A Science Club sponsored screening in the biology laboratory at Huron College presented a newspaper story through a special sound film last evening. The movie offered a compact, educational view intended for college audiences.
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Huron College
Science Club
Antelope Census Records 9500 Plus In Western South Dakota
Aerial census shows more than 9,500 antelope across Harding Meade Perkins and Butte counties with 1,994 east of Highway 85 and 1,818 west of it in Harding, plus 4,639 west of Highway 79 in Butte, and estimated additional deer in Meade Perkins and the southern Butte area. Poaching cited as major threat. hunting season not approved. hunters and ranchers reimbursed under Wyoming plan was rejected.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Mar
Butte
Harding
Meade
Perkins County
Game and Fish Commission
Clyde Ice
J. W. Cluett
Harding County
Butte County
Perkins
Stanley
Armstrong
Ziebach
Missouri River
Game Commission
Wyoming
Film series to showcase making of a newspaper
A Chicago Tribune special release traces the complete cycle from log mill to finished edition. Orus Krumbolitz, chemistry professor, notes more educational films soon. A biology of reproduction discussion will be held Thursday in Huron College biology lab under the science department with all interested invited.
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Chicago Tribune
Orus Krumbolitz
Huron College
Department of Science
State Income Tax Returns Heavier This Year In Pierre
Pierre reports state income tax returns arriving faster than last year as March 31 deadline nears. Manager La Verne Wosepka offers deductions for 1940 including gas tax, sales and use tax, licenses, property taxes, and certain gifts. He notes federal changes may drive more filers and explains payment options and split payments up to September 30.
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Pierre
Mar
la Verly Wosepka
Wosepka
South Dakota
Union Duces
Municipalities To Get More Money
Pierre reports cities win a new law granting them revenue from local liquor licenses, doubling receipts to about 210000 dollars annually. The measure, passed by both houses, also stacks new powers for cities including zoning signatures and enhanced liquor control.
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J. G. Barger
Aberdeen
League of South Dakota
Warn Motorists Of Wandering Deer In Black Hills
In the Black Hills, rising deer crossings prompted the Game and Fish department to set up 30 reflector signs reading caution deer crossing. Director J. W. Cluett states the signs protect drivers and deer as many collisions have demolished autos. Signs built rustic at Rapid City Highway shops and to be installed by the U S forest service.
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Black Hills
Game and Fish Department
J. W. Cluett
Rapid City
Highway Department
LU. S. Forest Service
Kirby Jury Is Finally Chosen
Vermillion March 19 a jury was selected after nearly six days of examination for the trial of O A Kirby on a murder charge. Opening statements were expected today with testimony to follow. The panel of eighty included ten farmers a retired grain dealer and a rural mail carrier with a 13th juror sworn as an alternate. The jurors were allowed to go home Tuesday night before being remanded for the trial.
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Vermillion
O. A. Kirby
Peter Olson
C.C. Puckett
Puckett
Basket Social Held by Turton Church at Parsonage
A successful basket social was held by the Turton Congregational Church at the parsonage last Friday evening. Proceeds totaled $13 to cover expenses for re shingling the parsonage. Dorothy Christenson led the entertainment and Paul Bourassa acted as auctioneer.
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Turton, Mar
Specia
Turton
Looking Back 20 Years Ago in Huron Thematic Birthday and Local News
Mrs. R E Cone hosted Elizabeths seventh birthday with green and white decorations. Twelve guests enjoyed lunch and a birthday cake. Mrs J A McGinty travels to Chicago for her son Joes wedding to Trene Looney. McGinty formerly played piano at the Huronite. R Marti visits from New Ulm after two weeks in the city. A Junior Daughters of Isabella show titled Help Wanted entertained at Knights of Columbus hall with Rev D F Desmond and local performers. Miss Faith Hunt arrives from Nan Chang China as guest of Mrs O E Boyce. The Huron High Seniors celebrate St Patrick Day with a river picnic and campfire. Mrs T F Kester hosts her addition to her son’s wife Mrs Leslie Kester of Fargo awaiting husband later in the week.
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R. E. Cone
Elizabeth
Ruth Clark
J. A. McGinty
Chicago
Joe B. McGinty
Trene Looney
Stockton
Miss Looney
John Grace
5S. W. Husted
Huron
McGinty
R. Marti
New Ulm
Minn
Rey Gordier
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
D. F. Desmond
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Edna Murphy
Miss Knapp
Miss Marso
Mr. Dolan
Frances Leepy
Clair Murphy
Catherine
Scheller
Vonderhart
Faith Hunt
Nan Chang
China
O. E. Boyce
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Carole Lambard
Chas. Laygnton
Ania Ee
Weaver
Arkansas 9
Parrot
Ici Bs
Minneapolis
Mid-America
Airport Ticket Office
Mervin Hughitt
Midcontinent Airlines
Eoures
Dairy Week
The
Associated Press
York
Robert Satterfield
Louis Ivizzari
Bronx
Gunnier Climes
Peirce
Philadelphia
Woodrow Strong
Pendleton
Ore
Ais
Council Bluffs
Ja—Clinton Johnson
Asia
Kirby
Old
Vienna
Directed By
Helen Buchanan
Duane Smith
Itis
Barbara Stanwyck
Frank Cafra
John Doe
Warne Bros
Eola
Royal Crown Cola
Royal Crown
Nene Tm le Ei
Nehi Bottling Co
Kansas
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