Huronians Readying for District 5 Legion Meet in Redfield
A Huron Legion delegation led by Dr. Ray A. Stratton, commander of William Reaves Post, heads to Redfield for the District 5 convention tomorrow. Sessions include speeches by Turner Rudesill, Leo Temmey, and Walter Burke, with dancing and entertainment planned. The trip caps a week of activity after Woonsocket veterans host a star gathering tonight. Members should meet at the Legion clubrooms 6 to 7 p.m. for the 7 p.m. caravan departure.
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Huron Legionnaires
Ray A. Stratton
William Reaves
District 5 Legion
Redfield
A. L. Coleman
Turner Rudesill
Rapid City
State Department
Leo A. Temmey
Huron
Walter Burke
Pierre
Redfeld
Huron Legionnaire
Woonsocket
Woonsocket Post
Huron Legion
Stratton
Huron Post
Legion
Woonsocket Caravan
Mrs Jake B Stahl Taken By Death in Huron
Mrs. Jake B. Stahl 454 Seventh Street Northeast died in a Huron hospital early this morning. An infant daughter preceded her in death Tuesday morning. Susie Hofer born Bridgewater March 7 1898 married to Jake Stahl November 23 1916. They lived near Freeman then farmed near LaDelle and moved to Huron in 1930. Surviving husband and children Anna Paul John Elmer Jake Mary Katie Darlene all at home except Anna at school in Holland Michigan. Funeral services not yet completed.
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Jake P. Stahl
Seventh Street
Huron
Susie Hofer
Bridgewater
Jake Stahl
Freeman
LaDelle
Spink County
Gides
Ning
Childdren
Ine
Anna
Paul
John
Elmer
Jake
Mary
Katie
Darlene
Holland, Mich
Margaret Kauth Of Cavour Dies
Miss Margaret Kauth of Cavour longtime Crawford School teacher in Pearl Creek Township died late Tuesday afternoon at Huron hospital after illness She will be buried in St Patrick's Cemetery Cavour Funeral at 9 AM Saturday Rev Father Barre officiating Survived by brothers John and Carl sisters Mrs James McGuire Georgiana Kauth plus eight nieces and six nephews born November 2804 all her life in the Cavour area
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Margaret Kauth
Cavour
Crawford
Pearl Creek Township
Huron ‘Hospital
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Father Barre
Miss Kauth
John Kauth
Carl Kauth
Huron
James McGuire
Georgiana Kauth
Huron Debaters Reach State Tourney After Regional Win
Huron High School debaters Don Gross and Harlan Blake won the divisional meet at Mitchell to earn a spot in the state tournament at Vermillion on April 3 and 4. They defeated Mitchell in the final, with Huron advancing past Tyndall and Woonsocket after byes and two rounds.
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Huron High School
Don Gross
Harlan Blake
Vermilli
Mitchell
D. C. Reutter
Huron
Tiger
Tyndall
Woonsocket
Don Lilibridge
Arthur Riven
Scotland
Wessington Springs
Watertown
Watertown High School
de Smet
Brookings
Arrows
James McBathy
Alec MacKenzie
Vermillion
Milbank
Coleman
Headway Made In Controlling Barberry Infestation Areas
Washington March rewrite: Ar very S Hoyt, assistant chief of the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine, told a House appropriations subcommittee that western states will see barberry infestations largely controlled by year end. He cited North Dakota, South Dakota, Manitoba, Wyoming, eastern Colorado and western Nebraska as near eradication with further screening in those states. He noted large infestations persist in Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio, plus Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and western Colorado. The barberry plant spreads black stem rust fungus, harming wheat oats barley and rye regions.
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Washington
Mar Za
House Appropriations
Arvery S. Hoyt
Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
Tee
Bureau
Hoyt
North Dakota
South Dakota
Manita
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Hoyi l
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Government Plans To Buy More Land In Submarginal Areas
The Department of Agriculture expects options on 1,060,000 more acres of submarginal land before July 1, raising total acquisitions this fiscal year to 2,100,000 acres. Secretary Wallace opposes returning dust bowl areas to cultivation, while Rep. Lambertson notes Kansas southwestern land now yields strong wheat prospects and fears farmers will plow it again if bought.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Appropriations Subcommittee
House
Wallace
Kansas
Rep
Lambertson
Kansas Republican
Work Is Resumed On Golf Course In City
With mild weather, work has been resumed on the citys new municipal golf course near W. W. Howes Municipal Airport under city park superintendent Robert Fair. Dow T Sears says NYA labor backs the project which began last fall. Aims to open part of the nine hole layout late this summer.
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Dow T Sears
W. W. Howes Municipal Airport
Robert Fair
National Youth Adminnistration
Extradition papers sought in labor organizer case
Seek extradition papers to custody of Ralph Johnson a Sioux City labor organizer to answer charges in a March 3 truck bombing. Johnson arrested in Sioux City Monday held on 2500 dollar bond after arraignment on fugitive warrant. Joe Santi 29 also arrested freed after officers questioned Johnson claimed alibi.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Ralph Johnson
Sioux City
Pierre
Johnson
Joe Santi
Fred Searls
Funeral at Miller for William Ulmer
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Lutheran Church for William Ulmer, 57, who came to Hand County four years ago from Hutchinson County. He bought the Simon Eaton farm near Miller and made many friends. He leaves a wife, one son, and three daughters. Burial followed in a rural cemetery near Menno.
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Miller
William Ulmer Miller
Willhelm Ulmer
Hand County
Hutchinson County
Simon Eaton
Menno
FASTEETH Promises Firm Teeth and Comfort
An ad claims FASTEETH, an improved alkaling powder, tightens loose teeth and reduces embarrassment. It promises soothing cooling effects and relief from wobbly teeth, suggesting quick comfort and a fresh mouth feeling. Available at drug stores.
Insurance Murder Leader Convicted
In Philadelphia a jury sentenced Herman Petrillo to die for murder by poison in a case tied to an insurance fraud scheme. Detec tives plan exhumations and warrants as they pursue 70 alleged victims across Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey.
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Philadelphia
Mar
Herman Petrillo
WPA
Samuel S. Riccardi
Petrillo
Riccardi
Ferdinand Alfonst
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Harrys. McDevitt
Lea
Paul Petrillo
Herman
Susie di Martino
Doubt Feasibility Of Blending Farm Alcohol With Gas
Washington March reports Agriculture Department experts doubt blending agricultural alcohol with gasoline is feasible at present prices. Congress was informed as hearings on the department's annual supply bill disclosed the department refused to sell corn at 28 cents a bushel to Atchison Agro Company in Atchison Kansas. Two midwestern Republican representatives Dirksen and Lambertson disagreed with department policy on this matter.
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Washington
Mar
Agriculture Department
Congress
Atchison Agro] Company, Inc
Atchison, Kenand
Dirksen
Lambertson
Earth Shocks Trigger Brief War Scare Near Frontiers
Earth shocks near the Romania Hungary frontier caused a brief panic among thousands of civilians and border troops. The tremors lasted about 40 minutes centered at Debsczem with toppled chimneys and cracked plaster. Villagers fled to cellars and streets seeking safety before order was restored.
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Budapest
Rumania
Debsczem
Business Women To Wear Dr Saxton Event Friday Night
A Federated Business and Professional Women's Club study group, part of a series, plans a Friday night session led by Dr. Saxton. The event aims to discuss professional development and networking opportunities for members.
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Dr. Saxton
Federated Business and Professional Women's Club
Socialized Medicine Meeting Slated at Recreation Center
A note lists week meetings including Dr. W and H Saxton on a discussion about Socialized Medicine at the Recreation Center located at 3 W Avenue Southwest. The event is planned for the upcoming week, not Thursday.
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W., H. Saxton
First Lady Withdraws From DAR Over Constitution Hall Issue
First Lady confirms withdrawal from the Daughters of the American Revolution in protest against Constitution Hall decision. President Roosevelt affirmed the move in Los Angeles after Mrs. Frank J. Nelson, registrar general, said the withdrawal had not been received. The reports say the action followed DAR’s refusal to allow Marian Anderson, a Negro singer, to perform in Washington.
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DAR
Los Angeles
D. A. BR
Huron Camera Club To Meet Tonight In Taos Chamber
The Huron Camera Club will meet tonight at 8 30 in the Taos Chamber of Commerce. Members are asked to bring supplies for tinting and retouching pictures.
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Huron Camera Club
Chamber of Commerce
Taos
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H. R. Hanson
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Penney
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