Roosevelt Won't Seek Probe Of Gotham Mayor
Governor Roosevelt is reported not to order an investigation into Mayor Walker’s acts. The New York American cites unimpeachable authority that no inquiry will be launched due to insufficient specifications. Walker believes the police department and city departments are sound and may expect vindication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Gotham
New York
Mer
Walker
New York American
City Affairs Committee
Hyde Park
The
New York Herald Tribune
Palm Springs
Calif
Herald
Tribune
Declamatory Meet Entrants From Nine Central South Dakota Schools
Twenty three speakers from nine Central South Dakota high schools will compete in the district declamatory contest at the Miller Presbyterian church this Saturday. Winners of the interclass meet from Huron High School Mary Starring Brownell Sedam and Robert Wagner will advance, with Starring in dramatic division and Wagner in oratorical. Sedam will read The Forgotten Witness in humorous or five minute piece Mast the Basketball Game. Other contestants span Cavour Ree Heights St Lawrence Wessington Yale and more across dramatic and humorous divisions. Three judges drawn from St Lawrence Miller and Huron will decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Miller Nex
Mary Starring
Brownell Sedam
Robert Wagner
Huron High School
Mast
Browell Sedam
Hazel Butz
Cavour
Dwight Denberg
Miller
Thelma Nelson
Ree Heights
Maxine Fisher
St. Lawrence
Edwin From
Virgil
Henry Meyer
Wessington
Irma Vondracek
Yale
Daisy Beckman
Charlotte Bard
Dorothy Schwartz
Martha Sexton
Sand Creek
Verlyn Ford
St Lawrence
Anca Kludt Virgil
Zeleta Shaw
Marie Kuehl
Mary Fuller
Mary J. Bushfield
Carolyn Suhn
Lilian Tucker
Evelyn DeLong
Helen Lazimer
Virsil
Hele McCin
Earl Marsh
Mount Rushmore Work to Reopen Around April
AP dispatch reports that work will resume on the Mount Rushmore National Memorial near Keystone around April 20. John A. Boland, Rushmore National Commission member, announced the plan after a Chicago meeting. Sculptor Gutzon Borglum is expected to return to the Black Hills at that time and start work again. The commission plans their annual November meeting at the monument.
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Mount Rushmore
Apid City
Mar
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Keystone
John A. Boland
Rushmore National Commission
Chicago
Gutzon Borglum
Fountain Memorial
Black Hills
Boland
Armour and Turnesa Tie for La Gorce Open Lead
In Miami Beach Tommy Armour shot 72 to tie Joe Turnesa atop with 214 at the La Gorce Open. Walter Hagen stood in third with 213 as the tournament reached the final rounds.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Mar
Tommy Armour
Joe Turnesa
Walter Hagen
Weather Outlook for Huron and South Dakota Regions
Weather brief notes show cloudy conditions in Huron with a mild rise in temperature by Sunday. South Dakota expected to stay generally cloudy tonight with possible rain and warmer conditions on Sunday in central portions.
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Huron
Open Gambling Revival Sparks Nevada’s Old Ways
Nevada leaders push open gambling restoring era like 1906 when Gans Nelson fight boosted funds. Reno now buzzes with three card monte, dare bank, roulette and craps in public venues. Rumors of Las Vegas race track and Cal Neva casino boat on Lake Tahoe surface.
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Reno
Nevada
Charce
George Graham Rice
Nat Goodwin
Goldfield
Monte
Dare Bank
Las Vegas
Cal Neva Lodge
Lake Tahoe
California
Weather Holds Up Rescue Work
Rescue efforts for the Viking wreck depend on improved weather and ice conditions. Bernt Balchen and two companions await a window to fly their Sikorsky amphibian over White Bay to search for Varick Frissell and 25 others missing since the blast. The Sagans rescue ship, with 110 survivors, is becalmed in ice off Horse Island as Captain Abram Kean and seven crew wait for transport. The Prospero brings supplies, and Balchen’s crew plans an early takeoff once forecasts show a successful flight path amid reduced NW winds and higher ceilings.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Viking
Bernt Balchen
St. John
New Brunswick
White Bay
Varick Frissell
New York
Horse Island
Sagans
Abram Kean
Prospero
Balchen
Randy Enslow
Marion Cooper
Nlb
Boston
Hope To Solve Smith Mystery In Perry Iowa
In Perry Iowa on February 2 authorities chase leads in the disappearance of Mrs John M Smith wife of the missing insecticide manufacturer A Minnesota car with two men bears on the case Deputy sheriffs said Mrs Smith left home with an unknown party pursued by a coupe and their chase ended when her car left the road and overturned nearby authorities continue inquiries with state agent Myron Tullar believing Smith is nearby.
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Perry
Iowa
John M. Smith
Minnesota
Myron Tullar
Smith
de Soto
Here
C. A. Knee
Mira. Smith
Winter Gives Way To Spring As Sun Passes Equator
The piece notes spring arriving with mild February nights and a late parade ringmaster announcement at 6 07 am by M E B Bigstone, meteorologist, marking an uncertain seasonal boundary as the sun crosses the equator.
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Funes
Bigstone
Weather Bureau
Home Beautification Meetings Outline Yard Improvements
Beadle county agent R A Cave outlines methods to propagate flowers trees and shrubs and improve home and yard attractiveness. Meetings start Tuesday at 2 PM at the court house and include sessions for women at Bonilla and later gatherings at Cavour and Virgil with evening start times.
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Huron
R. A. Cave
Beadle County
Court House
Cave
Bonilla
Town Hall
BP. m
Cavour
Virgil
Y W C A Campaign Nears Conclusion
Beadle county workers push to reach the goal for next year’s program with 2889.55 raised so far from cash and subscriptions. A final dinner for team members and captains featured speakers Bro. Herbert Titt Miss Fauna Sheeley and Mrs E F Wilson as the drive nears its close.
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Beadle County
E. F. Wilson
the Nations ¥. WC. A
Misa Entertainment
Adele Babbitt
B. C. Crawley
W. Kisffer
Huron High School
Rewaives
Wilma
Gladys Murray
E H. Hough
J. B. Streeter
Little Theatre to Present Retribution Play Wednesday
Little Theater of the city will stage the three act drama Retribution by Mrs Lillian Love of Haroc on Wednesday night March 25 at the college auditorium. The tale follows a split family after jealousy ruins the father and mother with the children maturing into adults and uncovering the rifts caused by pride and suspicion. Casting includes Mrs Wattermen and Winnneabthanes Magee plus three young men and a gypsy dance by Mise Gould.
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Little Theatre
Lillian Love
Haroc
Little ‘Theater
College Auditorium
Ater
Arie
Bart
Mrs. Wattermen
Winne Abt
Hanes Magee
Aix
Mise Gould
Spring Painting Sparks Impromptu Act in Leola
In Leola on March 21 a spontaneous yellow-daubing event targets several business houses and a residence under cover of darkness. The incident follows a school board dispute over superintendent R. M. Walseth, who is to be replaced despite petitions supporting his retention from 75 percent of citizens and nearly all high school pupils.
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Leola
Mar
R. M. Walseth
Flaherty Preliminary Hearing Set For March 26
Pat Flaherty, a Sioux City man jailed in connection with the poker party murder of Charles Eyestone, had a tentative preliminary hearing set for March 25 with a judge in Beadle County. He remained held without bond and requested time to consult counsel.
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Pat Flaherty
Siowe City
Dick Haney
Flaherty
Beadle County
Iowa
Charles Eyestone
Con R. Huntley
Harvey Huntley
Max Duckworth
Sioux City
State Sheriff Faces Parking Dispute Arrest in Small Town
Sheriff Bruce Barnes was cited by village officer Glen Grobe for a parking violation in a town of 683. The case leads to a Justice of the Peace session as Grobe testifies while the sheriff claims immunity and plans to appear at the state sheriff's office.
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Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
Bruce Barnes
Glen Grobe
Hal Hal
Grobe
Barnes
Justice of Peace Ia
State Sheriffs Office
Barnea
Justice of the ‘Peace
Jerome ' Willme
Bernat
Gabe
Wiltee
Grabe
Birth Control Approval by Federal Council of Churches
The Federal Council of Churches of Christ approves birth control through careful use by married couples, representing about 22 million members in America. The report supports some form of family size control and responsible spacing, while dissenting members urge abstinence as the ideal. Critics from Catholic and Lutheran groups voice opposition to the method.
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New York
Mar
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ
America
Committee On Marriage and the Home
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
The
Young Women’s Christian Association
George W. Wickersham
Commission On Law Enforcement
John Ferguson
National Council of Federati
Howard Chandler Robbins
Robert E. Speer
W. CA
Orrin F. Judd
Council of Women For Home Missions
Charles K. Gilbert
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Ben R. Lacy
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
W. A. Newell
Greensboro
N. C
State
Menta
John J. Dunn
Frederick H. Knuber
United Lutheran Church In America
Federal Council of Churches
Lutheran Church
Doland Scouts Award Merit Badges in Court of Honor
Doland March 21 Six merit badges were awarded by the Doland boy scout troop committee at a court of honor. Marvin McNickle, a Doland high school athletic star, received badges in Grat aid personal health and physical development. Melvin McNickle earned a first aid badge. Arnold Gardner earned a personal health badge and Paul Kingelhofer won the weathercraft badge. The troop committee includes Guy W Cook H W Sherwood Dr C A Williams S Johnson and Oden Olsen with G Olson as scoutmaster and Paul Travers and Dr C A Peterson as assistants.
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Doland
Mar
Doland Boy Scout
Marvin McNickle
Doland High School
Melvin
Arnold Gardner
Paul Klngelhofer
Guy W. Cook
H. W. Sherwood
C. A. Williams
S. Johnson
Oden Olsen
G. Olson
Paul Travers
C. A. Peterson T
Sand Creek Farmers Hear Outlook Meeting At School
About 25 Sand Creek township farmers attended last night’s meeting at the Sand Creek consolidated school where Beagle county agent B A Cave reviewed the South Dakota agricultural outlook for the coming year. He told livestock farmers are likely to fare better than those relying entirely on salt crops.
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Sand Creek Township
B.a.cave
Beagle County
South Dakota
Sand Creek Consolidated School
Statesman Dies Doctor Hermann Mueller Dies Postwar Chancellor
Death last night removes Dr. Hermann Mueller a leading German postwar statesman and twice chancellor He served until March 1930 and was a signer of the Treaty of Versailles He was succeeded by the present chancellor De Bruening.
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Hermann Mueller
Germany
Dr. Mueller
de. Bruening
Famous German Leader Passes
Berlin reports the death of Dr Hermann Mueller a former German chancellor and influential postwar figure. He died at 10:45 p m after a liver thrombosis and pneumonia at age 14. He first led in 1920 and again from 1928 to 1930 guiding the Young Plan evacuations and policy. He was a journalist by profession and a leader in the Social Democratic party.
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Berlin
Hermann Mueller
Dr. Mueller
Bruening
Mueller
Dr. Streserzamn
Social ‘Democratic Party
250 Attend 4-H Rally Here Today
More than 250 Beadle county 4-H members gathered at the Elk's ballroom in the Marvin Hughitt hotel for the second annual club rally. Lunch at noon, program at 1 pm, welcome by Paul Myers, reports by Doris Pierson and Vernon Gogolin, and gold leadership pins awarded to long-serving club readers. The Dakota Helles Orchestra played, and plays by the Merry Maids club were performed.
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Beadle County
Elk's Ball
Marvin Hughitt
Paul Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
B. B. McCluskey
Doris Pierson
Wolsey
R. A. Cave
Sara
V. Dewing
Dakota Helles Orchestra
C. C. May
Beauty
Merry’ Maids Club
Cavour
J. P. Rudy
Mildred “Lyman
Norma Crenstoy
Miss Dewing
Henry de Long
Faulkton
Employment Data Shows Gain Wage Payments Larger
Washington reports January unemployment 6 55 million and two census counts show 2 24 million out of 122 8 million people seeking work. February factory employment up 14 percent and wage payments up 7 5 percent signal improving conditions as relief efforts continue nationwide.
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Washington
Mar
Lamont
Shawn
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Traffic violators pay fines totaling seventeen dollars
Over the past two days Huron police arrested five violators who paid a total of 17 dollars in fines. Three speeders paid 5 dollars each. Names listed include Fred Sage of 553 Lawn Ridge avenue southeast Carl Ap pel of 643 Frank avenue southeast and K E Neville. Other offenders Julius Pinkal of 109 Redfield avenue southeast hit a 110 crash stop and go sign and C L Twogood of 620 Mlinois avenue nrthwest paid for overtime parking.
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Huron
Fred Sage
Lawn Ridge Avenue
Carl Appel
Frank
Ice Plant To Be Installed Here This Week
Fred Holton and the ice company are expected to return from a business trip to St Louis early next week. He will obtain machinery for the artificial ice plant and begin installation work immediately upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Holton
Ice Company
St. Louis
Mr. Holton
Nobel Prize Winner Lewis Avoids Slapping Topic in Toledo
Sinelsir Lewis, Nobel prize winner, arrived in Toledo after being slapped by Theodore Dreiser in New York. Lewis avoided comment on the incident, noting he would discuss literature with reporters during a dinner and later deliver a lecture.
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Lewis
Toledo
Sinelsir Lewis
Theodore Dreiser
New York
Dreiser
Timothy Healy Reported Seriously Ill in Dublin
A Dublin report says Timothy Healy, famed Irish statesman and Ireland's first governor general in 1922, is seriously ill. Healy is a central figure in modern Irish political history and English politics.
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