Bicycle safety in Huron and Aberdeen sparks spring concerns
Editorials from Aberdeen News urge strict bicycle safety after a two year old was injured and recent mishaps. In Huron, city leaders enacted an ordinance to regulate cycling to protect children, pedestrians, and motorists, but enforcement has waned. Riders on downtown sidewalks and two person per bike violations are common, threatening the statute’s aims.
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Aberdeen
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Co-Operative Club
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Ordinkos
City Commission
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Wildlife stamp sale supports regional conservation effort
The Izaak Walton League and General Wildlife Federation affiliate in Huron urge residents to buy wildlife stamps at 1 for 100, with 35 cents kept locally to fund erosion control stream pollution forest fire prevention and wildlife restoration. Led by John P. Walsh, the drive aims to boost native mammals birds and habitat, restoring the area’s sportsman heritage.
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Huwanians
Izaak Walton League
Ike Waltons
Huron
Focal
General Wildlife Federation
John P. Walsh
Huron Committee
Lawless Youth Critique by NYU Professor
Dr Jay B Nash a New York University professor attributes a high rate of lawlessness to American youths, arguing the United States houses a notably unruly generation in a critique that sparks debate about youth behavior in civilized society.
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Jay B. Nash
New York University
United States
Warns on lawlessness and youth camps influence
Professor Nash warns that neglecting organized law risks a country ruled by force. He cites totalitarian regimes and notes how youth camps and youth movements play a central role, comparing Germany’s absorption of Boy Scouts into Hitler’s youth. He argues American youths and educators underestimate this danger.
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Nash
Germany
Austria
Hitler
America
Too Good Too Thrifty Thomas Bamford’s changing habits spark court fight
In a Philadelphia court Mrs. Jennie Bamford testifies her husband Thomas, once thrifty and abstinent, began drinking smoking and flirting after 72 while retaining thrift. She cites limited dining and a $12 weekly support order. Judge denies reduction. The tale blends thrift virtue and changing morals with a Hollywood note on income.
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Thomas Bamford
Philadelphia
Jennie Bamford
Thomas
Bamford
Ben Franklin
Women and the hard way the viewpoint on house chores
Ruth Mili argues that many women cling to doing household tasks themselves to prove virtue and martyrdom. A good executive, she says, can show how to save effort, and if money allows, hiring help frees time for family joy. say the business world could share the same logic.
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Mars
NEA Service, Inc
Fragmented 1920s Letters Reflect Confused Public Opinion
A jumble of quotes and attributions, including Albert Bushnell Hart and Artur Schnabel, hints at public debate on Germany and Czechoslovakia. The text references envelopes, development, and offers from Edward Detrick and E. 8. Dorsett, with scattered notes on politics and society.
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Germany
Czechoslovakia
Lbert Bushnell Hart
Prat
C.D. Powts
Franklin and Marshall College
Artur Schnabel
Vee
Bos Burns Laughs At Timing And Fame
A quip about waiting for the right moment mirrors Bos Burns remarks on patience. He recalls a poet who left writing for film and prospered, then notes a joke about a lawsuit as a newspaper prints his poems.
Troubadours in Town Face Ban in Britain’s Capital
The Christian Science Monitor notes Britain’s plan to curb street musicians in the West End. Authorities argue such acts disturb workers while some applaud the troubadours’ charm, urging limits on hours or strict roaming rules to reduce disruption.
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Christian Science Monitor
Britain
West End
Diary entry notes spring hopes and family life
A March diary recounts warm sun, farm work, and moisture framing a hopeful spring. Beadle farmers in the 1984 Conservation program receive soil checks while a friend with ten children inspires hospitality and reflections on values and personal upkeep.
Ten Years Ago Today In Huron Notes
Ten years ago today in Huron many small events appear including visits and travel plans. Mrs RD Sinclair and husband left for Du anant Iowa to spend two weeks visiting. A Tulare High School building fire caused 35000 to 7000 dollars in damage and students fled. Barber Frank Staley injured in a car overturn in Northville. Harald Smith sustained facial cuts and rested at Northville. Mrs C L McKinley and daughter Marian left for Marshall Minnesota for a few days. The film Wild Geese illustrated by Martha Ostenso shown at Lyric with cast Belle Bennett Anita Stewart Donald Keith Eve Southern Joan Robards. Mrs Clarence Pracel hosted her club with bridge honors to Mrs Mark Spong and Mrs W P Haley. C B Matteson attended as guest. lunch served. Mr and Mrs G Hy Lammers and sons Theodore Elmer and Adrian visited Manchester for a golden wedding anniversary. Kinney funeral attended by Glen Price Earl Buseell and LM Buseell. Hans Christiansen and family visiting daughter Dearold Miller in Lawton Iowa.
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RD. Sinclair
Huron
Harald Smith
Northville
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Martha Ostenso
Lyric
Belle Bennett
Anita Stewart
Donald Keith
Eve Southern
Joan Robards
Clarence Pracel
Olson Apartments
Mark Spong
W. P. Haley
C. B. Matteson
Mir
Radio Features Preview Busy New York Schedule
Radio programs from WJZ NBC WEAF and WABC CBS highlight upcoming talks by Senator William Borah on foreign policy and a Benny Allen collaboration. The schedule lists musical hosts Fred Allen Kate Smith and Abe Lyman along with multiple daytime and evening shows across stations.
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Uy C. FE
Butterfield
New York
William E. Borah
Idaho
WJZ
NBC
Forview Amuirs
Senate Foreign Att Committee
Jack Benny
Froy
Radio City
Hollywood
Fred Allen
Benny-Allen
Kate Smith
Abe Lyman
Benny
WEAF
Uncle Ezra
Tommy Dorsey
Enale
Boris Karloff
WABC
CBS
Hobby Labby
Eddie Cantor
Lawrence Tibbett
Ben Bernie
Harriet Parsons
Mav
Harvard
Expert Ocean Flyer and Zeppelin Links Puzzle
The puzzle lists clues across horizontal and vertical lines with numbered items like 1 Zeppelin designer and commander and 62 His native land, plus references to Hindenburg and transatlantic flights. It appears as a crossword style wordplay connecting names, terms, and objects across categories such as ships, measurement, and language.
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Mohammed
Hindenburg
Inside Washington Pushes One Boss for Federal Agencies
Washington report outlines plans for a single administrator over federal missions including TVA with an advisory board. President privately favors the change while Senate debates abolishing civil service and shifting control to one manager. Also discussed are potential processing taxes on food and wage hour talks, plus Mexico oil seizures and Roosevelt's stance on TVA governance.
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Marz
TVA
Uiree Ran
Sind
Congress
Senate
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Undec
Club Demonstrators Attend Instruction Orient Meeting
Special bulletin reports Nellie McLaughlin hosting a training school at M. Matter's home for Faulk County home extension agents and neighboring clubs. The oil and der on tion aimed to improve efficiency with a demonstration on the marks of a good ready to wear garment.
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Orient
Nellie McLaughlin
Faulk County
M. Matter
Fren
Highmore student elected to honorary society
Mar 22 Special report from Highmore notes Bors Mitchell of Eastern Normal Madi and son of Mr and Mrs B. Mitchell was elected to Kappa Sigma Lotsa honorary scholarship society by a vote of the faculty, recognizing academic achievement and character.
Returns From Illinois
Mrs. T. H. Tomter returned Saturday night from Borkelle, Tl, the residence of her mother, who has been very ill for several weeks. Her mother is now improved.
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Illinois
Llghmore
Mar
T. NH. Tomter
Borkelle
Workmen to erect bottling factory at Mitchell Highmore
Con tector Frank Ranking and a crew left Monday for Mitchell to work several weeks on a building to house a bottling factory.
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Mitchell Highmore
Mar
Frank Ranking
Mitchell
Ill child in Highmore linked to prior whooping cough
Patricia Paul aged two, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Paul near Highmore, is gravely ill with bronchial pneumonia following a severe attack of whooping cough.
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Highmore
Mar
Patricia Paul
Ed Paul
Boy Enters Hospital After Illness
Highmore reports Gor Idan Kopecky son of Mr and Mrs William Kopecky was admitted to Pierre hospital Friday with an illness diagnosed as laphengitis.
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Highmore
Gor Idan Kopecky
Wiliam Kopecky
Pierre Hosespital
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