South Dakota climbs in per capita wealth rankings
The Greater South Dakota Association cites National Industrial Conference Board data showing South Dakota rising from 19th to 17th in per capita wealth for 1936, with farm income, govt payments, and tax and vehicle sales gains cited. Figures suggest strong recovery vs regional peers.
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South Dakota
Greater South Dakota Association
National Industrial Conference Board
Nevada
Wyoming
Boston
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Missouri
GSDA
Dexota
Miles
State Banking Department
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
George M. Starting
South Dakota Bankers’ Association
Central States Conference of Bankers Associations
All News
George A. Starling
Manaster
George, Jr
Sioux Falls Argus Leader
Russia Keeps War Narrative On Finland And Ententes
Russia asserts it started the Finnish war to defend borders against invasion and justifies it by a western war that supposedly threatened Leningrad. While claiming liberation of Finns from a fascist regime, a separate tale about emancipation has faded as treaties bend with time.
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Russia
Finland
West
Leningrad
Remeember
Skaggerak
Scapa Flow
Washington
Mussolini
France
Spain
Hitler
Franco
Marsal Petair
Judge voices harsh remedy for juvenile delinquents
Circuit Judge Fremont Evars of Benton Harbor Michigan laments that reform schools fail to deter youth crime. He suggests a severe punishment approach, describing an old fashioned woodshed, a large strap, and an enforcer as a rough remedy for juvenile offenders.
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Fremont Evars
Benton Harbor
Mich
Missouri coed studies to become veterinary surgeon
Fragmentary historical note hints at youth, crime avoidance via detention, and a Missouri female student pursuing veterinary medicine as homes settle bills promptly for human patients. The garbled text references schooling, crime, detention, and professional aims without clear specifics.
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Missouri
Incubator woes and recipes mingle in a farm diary
A personal diary entry recounts incubator experiments at a Dury farm, notes on keeping chick temperatures, and the writer’s two special recipes for shortcake and beef stew. It reflects on aging friends, death, and a strange gift called Death as a ponderous closing meditation.
Parents form aid group for tough questions to kids
Ruth Millett notes parents face a hard task answering children’s questions about world events and values. She suggests a local support group including teachers to swap answers, improving guidance as youths trade ideas in informal "bull sessions" and challenge adult teachings.
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Ruth Millett
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Finland
Tog
Quotes on business certainty and wartime policy
A series of brief statements from industrial leaders and public figures on economic stability, employment, and postwar expectations. Republic Steel chair Torm M. Girder emphasizes certainty as essential for expansion and reemployment. Mrs. David Hays weighs in on savoring literature. Representative Thomas A. Jenkins calls for better judges. O’Neil of General Tire criticizes wartime orders and faux war pricing. Finland’s Foreign Minister Vaisto Tanner comments on democratic support.
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Torm M. Girder
Republic Steel Corporation
Epec
Oan O'Neil
General Tire and Rubber Company
Vaieno Tanner
Finland
Phelps flubs Tenafly talk art of living fraud
Tenafly New Jersey women club hosted Yale professor William Lyon Phelps to lecture on The Art of Living. He arrived late after claiming he lost his way, faced rebuke, and received a $200 fee. A disputed $0.50 refund request followed, with questions about accountability and credit to his father’s prominence.
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William Lyon Phelps
Yale
Tenafly
N. J
Lothee
Hilly
Dr. Phelps
Woman’s Club
New Haven
Billy
Tennafly Sch
Phelpe
Roosevelt Moves to Expand National Labor Board
Washington dispatch reports the White House, aided by Senator Wagner, pressing a plan to add two members to the National Labor Relations Board while keeping them in the minority through packing. The piece cites timing for Madden and Smith terms, predicts political maneuvering, and notes broader economic and wartime international observations.
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Washington
White House
House Labor Committee
National Labor Relations Board
Wagner
Roosevelt
Madden
Smith
Congress
Radio Listings Highlight Easter Broad Casts Across Networks
Central Seba's Time New York will feature Easter fashion highlights with links to Atlantic City and Buenos Aires via WEAF-NBC. The schedule lists George Jessel, Crosby, Crosby, Joe Penner, Rochester Philharmonic, and Florence Wy man, with varied music, talks, and plays across WEAF, WABC CBS, WIZ NBC, and other stations.
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WEAF
NHC
George Jessel
Rudy
Walloa
Crosby
Bob Burns
WABC
CBS
Jim McWilliams
Quijz
Major Bowes
WIZ
VENERABLE MUSICIAN AND OTHER CLUES LISTED
Fragmentary OCR from a 1930s broadcast page lists names and clues for a quiz show with references to Kate Smith and Quixie Doodie. Includes puzzle-like vertical clues, radio schedule notes, and musical program entries across many stations. Names such as Gibbons, Kate Smith, and Elmer Davis appear in a dense, partially garbled format.
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Sar Quixie Doodie
Robison
A. Wallenstin Sinfonietta
Lone Ranger
Elmer Davis
Wabe
Abel Lyman
Johnny
Che
Raymond G
Mbs
Chain
Mbe
Nbc
Twenty Years Ago In Haw On Two Carthage Men Enlist
Twenty years ago today John McQuistion and Arthur Recknagel both of Carthage enlisted for three years in coast artillery. They chose the Philippine Islands and were sent from Huron to Fort Logan Colorado before sailing to the Philippines. The piece also urges Beadle County voters to elect Vernon C Miller for sheriff to ensure a clean government and safer communities.
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Carthage
Arthur’a. Recknagel
Coast Artillery
United
Philippine Islands
Huron
Fort Logan
Colo
Philippines
Beadle County
W.C. Miller
Haran Siti
Beadle
V. C. Iefer
Brooks
V. C. Ier
Vernon C. Miller
Oue
Beltet Cape
New Smock Frock Pattern For Maternity Wear 6679
Four updated versions of the smock frock pattern 6679, praised for comfort and style for expectant mothers. Describes materials, features like side-fastened adjustable skirts, Edwardian details, trims, and adaptable designs for gingham or linen home versions. Includes sizing 12 to 40, yardage estimates, and ordering details for The Evening Huronize Pattern Service in Chicago.
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Wire Drive
Chicago
Atyl¢S
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