Illogical and unwise on Russia recognition says columnist
Rodney Dutcher argues for or against recognizing the Soviet government amid expanding US-Soviet ties. He contends nonrecognition hurts, but warns the Russian regime may fail, criticizing alleged coercive farming and population shifts. He says direct diplomacy could improve information flow but doubts it suffices.
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Rodney Dutcher
Charles E. Hughes
Russia
South Dakota
Dutcher
U. S
Soviet Union
Stimson
Resignation of Huron school nurse Mrs Hervida Domas
The resignation of Mrs Hervida Domas who served as the Huron school nurse for five years is announced with praise for her work improving children's health. She showed deep interest, coordinated with doctors dentists and service groups to aid restless or handicapped students, and earned the gratitude of the community.
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Hervida Domas
Huron
Domas
Not So Poor A Writer on Jackie Coogan
A reader signing as The Obeerver writes to Rear Seat in Sioux City Journal criticizing the Associated Press portrayal of child star Jackie Coogan. The note laments Coogan’s upbringing in a glamorous, adult world and argues he will be poverty stricken in soul for life due to denied real-life experiences.
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Sioux City Journal
Associated Press
Jackie Colgan
A. P
Jackie Coogan
Jackie Coogan Proves Real Life Through Service
The Observer defends Jackie Coogan against pity and argues his youth has included real life through global service. He has brought amusement and clean fun to audiences, delivering pleasure and happiness across the world while many peers simply played.
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Jackie Coogan
Jackie
Jackie 2
Jackie Cam
It Was Worse J W C Comments on Congress
Sioux City Journal columnist notes a 40,500,000 word count by the seventy first congress in its short session, suggesting the bill at two dollars per word would total eighty one million dollars, while the actual cost runs into billions. The piece cites Dean Larson on cream exports and mentions regional prosperity and a Mitchell basketball crowd.
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Sioux City Journal
Literary Digest
Seventy-First Congress
Congress
County Agents Seen as Vital Despite Criticism
A South Dakota press column defends county agricultural agents against a western critic who calls them guardians. It notes 1930 figures show 52 agents handling thousands of office and phone inquiries and letters, plus substantial local funding through taxes. The piece credits 4-H clubs for state progress and argues agent services yield high dividends for farmers and communities.
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Ides
South Dakota
Lows
Radio to be replaced by television in bold plan
Sioux City Tribune comments on a proposed national radio city project in New York costing 250 million dollars. It argues television will supplant radio and cites quotes from NBC president David Sarnoff. The piece reflects on progress, public spending, and the impact of broadcasting on society, noting South Dakota highway programs and federal aid amid wartime stress.
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Sioux City Tribune
Tor
New York
Radio City
Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
Percel
Hadis
South Dakota
Selboe
Gils
Soumty
Huron
Buren
Yas Legiedatury
Health Hero Honored By Aili Detective Rocies Feature
Hy Gene writes a health column in Tha Young Jam praising Theophile Laennec the 19th century inventor of the stethoscope. The tale recounts Laennec’s chalkboard discovery after hearing a heartbeat via a hollow tube and notes his lasting impact on medicine.
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Sory
Bealth Cows
Menth
T. L
Miss. Alem Bricksos
Ferre
Theophile Laemnec
Hoo
Fe Tree
Leenage
Pacheer
Leemee
Anl
Hy Gene
Eboys Acre Health
Rocies
True Spirit League Names New Officers
The True Spirit league of Murray School in Custer township Beaches county held roll call on Friday. New members chosen include Fred Beck Even Beck Ethelyneck Ida Beck Doris Swearinger and Betty Swearinger. Fred Beck named president Laura Pamp vice president Ida Beck secretary. Edwin Badger Doris Badger Kenneth Peterson and Lawrence Johnson entertained the league.
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True Spirit League
Murray School
Custer Township
Beaches County
Epring
Fred Beck
Even Beck
Ethelyneck
Ida Beck
Doris Swearinger
Betty Swearinger
Laura Pamp
Edwin Badger
Doris Badger
Kenneth Peterson
Lawrence Johnson
Club Meeting Reviews Dairy Cattle Feeding Value
H H DeLong district club agent spoke on minerals in cattle feed during Rudy Cilf club session held Friday March 20. James Fuller presided as the new charter was presented. daily records were reviewed and most club heifers are fresh with good milk potential. Next meeting set at Oscar Knoll's home the first Wednesday in April. Walter Singer reported details.
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H. H. DeLong
Rudy Cilf Club
James Fuller
Delong
Oscar Knoll
Walter Singer
John Landrigan
Merry Maids Plan Poultry Tasks At Club Meeting
Members of the Merry Maids Poultry club of Cavour plan to take over the farm flock year while others raise 208 chicks. Madonna McNabeo, club reporter, notes a March 21 meeting at the Pepe He Ciciles Plang where five cent dues were set and a district club agent demonstrated bedding and supplies.
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Merry Maids
Merry Maids Poultry Club
Cavour
Madonna McNabeo
Pepe He Ciciles
de Lang
Opeter
Willing Workers Improve Equipment Meeting Report
The regular March meeting of the Willing Workers club was led by President C. See. Harold and Mable Pownell hosted the social hour. The group will meet again on April 11, as noted by the reporter.
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I Sione
Harold and
Mable Pownell
Wide Awake League Program Broadcast
Wide Awake league program members were announced over station 8 in a short broadcast. Secretary Gray notes the event occurred recently with Buford Sheeee present. The program now moves to a securities offering in Denver to sell stock and bonds.
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Wide Awake Leaguer
Kalouy
Pared Gray
League
Buford Sheeee
Anvugneated Securities Paretion
Denver
Beth
Outdoor Etiquette Rules From Girl Scouts
A fragmentary item notes how Girl Scouts promote outdoor etiquette for hikers. It cites practices like staying on paths, avoiding disturbing plants, not building fires without permits, and not throwing stones, aiming to protect nature and neighbors.
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A. Serker
Enners
Missing School Is Hard Work Says Boy
George Verelst, a Valley student, explains the impact of illness on schooling. He recalls missing a full week and exams, noting how quickly classmates progress and vowing to attend school even when sick in the future.
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Ssye
George Verelst
the Valley ¥. GC
L. Beadle
Viola Hill Elected Scout Patrol Leader
Viola Hill leads Minnehaha troop Huron Girl Scouts new patrol with Betty Burns Alice Galbraeth Lenore Westling Lois Stuart Jean Neirmeyer in Bob-O-Link name. Marjorie Erown directed Flag match as girls held reguar rhesting and learned Morse code compass directions and second class test.
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Viola Hill
Huron Girl Scouts
Viola FG
Bonnie Jean’ Dunbar
Betty Jean Burns
Alice Galbraeth
Lenore Westling
Lois Stuart
Jean Neirmeyer
Bob-O-Link
Marjorie Erown
LaKeTab
Girl Reserve Club Plans Boat Purchase for Camp Wilson
The Girl Reserve Junior Hi inter club Council of Huron agreed to fund a boat for Camp Wilson benefiting visiting groups. Clubs will contribute financially as the Huronite contest was urged. The upcoming Girl Reserve conference set for April 11 was announced. Several members from Wessington grade school attended. The meeting closed with a group singing.
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Huron
Wessington
Cackleberry Poultry Club Meeting Reported in Carthage
The Cackleberry Poultry Club of Carthage Miner County held a regular 4-H meeting on March 3 at the home of Effie Oie. Mrs Jorma teasats and Misa O trees attended and lunch was provided.
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Cackleberry Poultry Club
Carthage
Miner County
Effie Oiea
Jorma Teasats
Misa
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local News
A roundup of Huron area notes reports travel departures and arrivals from Donald Dennis and James Venables to Mrs. C F Dike and C R Huntley. Senator Crawford plans a Washington trip and summer stay. A large baseball meeting outlines season plans with committees. A marriage license was issued to Frank Wurtz and Clara Van Buskirk.
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Donald Dennis
Huron College
Sioux Falls
James Venables
Sioux City
Seattle
Wash
Shariff
C. R. Huntley
Hitchrock
Nick Denahoe
Broadland
van Dalseny
William Spracue
Cae S. Crawford
Washington
Beter Comrie
John Koernerome
Tracy
Winona
A B
Bialke
James Murphy
Harlan
Whisman
Pete Eity
Frank Wurtz
Huron
Clara 2
van Buskirk
A. N. Holbrook
Texas
Obituary of Howard Maver Miller from Vermont to Huron
Howard Maver Miller born December 1 1874 in Vermont Illinois died March 19 1931 at Hitchcock aged 56. He married Elva Atherton October 13 1901 and had five children Ming Mil dred White Nance township Stella Johnson Lucille Miller Leonard Miller. Survived by eight grandchildren one sister Mrs Charles Ellison and one brother Elwood Miller both of Vermont plus a Minnesota brother who died recently. Moved from Illinois to White Lake South Dakota in 1910 then Harrold and finally Huron. Joined M E church at Underwood Maryland in 1911 and belonged nineteen years to Modern Woodmen of America.
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Howard Maver
Vermont, Il
Hitchcock
Mr. Miller
Elva Atherton
Ming
Mildred White
Nance Township
Stella Johnson
Lucille Miller
Leonard Miller
Huron
Gilbert Miller
Rapid City
Charles Ellison
Elwood Miller
Vermont
Minnesota
Miller
M. E. Church
Underwood
M. D
Modern Woodmen of America
Traver Child Stanley Morse Traver Dies at 9
Stanley Morse Traver son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Traver was born November 1921 in Bonilla and died March 15 in a Huron hospital at age 9 years 3 months 21 days after a long illness He attended McBride school then Bonilla schools with teachers Ruth Houseman Luella Stewart Dorothy Castain and Dorothy Springs Bend Funeral services were held Tuesday with Miss Fanny H Mills officiating and burial at Hitchcoth Church Contributed Card of Thanks expresses gratitude from Leroy and Howard Traver and families for support from Bonilla community Amairiesa Legion and neighbors
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Stanley Morse Traver
Leroy Traver
Bonilla
Huron Hospital
Stanley
Hhe
McBride
Wolsey
Ruth Houseman
Julius Johannsen
Roy Traver
Bouilla
Howard
Finneral
Fanny H. Mills
Walsh
Heron
Hitchcoth
Club Adviser Mrs Gladys Li Attends Meeting
Mrs Gladys Li, club adviser, attended the meeting while others discussed agendas. Diya Hoya participated briefly, contributing remarks before adjournment.
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Gladys Li
Diya Hoya
Radio Features The Best In Radioland
New York dispatch reports Germany's Helmut Butterfield makes first U S radio appearance in New York. A weekly miniature movie program appears on WJZ at 6 05 starting March 31. Canada’s new governor general Lord Bessborough visit to Halifax on April 4 to be broadcast via NBC CBS WABC. NBC and CBS WABC networks share slots with WIZ WEAF WEAF hosts and guests including Paul Whiteman, Dr Louis Newton Robinson, Sally Kay and Bobby Jones golf chat.
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New York
UFI
Bellmut H. Helmut
Germany
United States
America
Libert
Svezk
Tr. Paw Schwartz
Gennsi Sonsut
Gua van
Cotectian
WJZ Group
Marcel
Can
Canada
Lord and Lady Bessborough
Halifax
Cbs-Wabc
Iso
R. B. Bennett
Prove
Paul Whiteman
W92z
Sanderson and
Cruinit
WEAF
Armchair
Model
Louis Newton Robinson
Maest
Wiz Chain
Sally Kay
Bluesinger
Richie Severes
Wabc Hockup
Tumcheon
Princip
Wash Young
Eastman School
Rochester
WIZ Net
Eugene
Leggett
Washington
Detroit Free Press
Washington News
Bill Schulz
WAGC
Network
Bobby Jones
Weaf and Chain
Musical Crusaders
Toronto
Vie Wiz
Son Of Legislator Takes Wife At Erwin
Erwin Iowa March 21 7 o'clock morning marriage of Erwin A Noyes son of State Representative C J Noyes to Margaret Cilbertenn daughter of Mr and Mrs Col Gilbert at the farm home east of Erwin witnessed by few attendants Jason brother of groom best man Miss Alice Welson bridesmaid Rev P J Kussman of the Erwin Congregational church officiated. The couple will honeymoon in Sioux Falls and vicinity and then reside in their future home.
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Erwin Erwin
Mar
Erwin A. Noyes
C. J. Noyes
Margaret Cilbertenn
Col Gilbertson
Erwin
C.J. Noyes
Jason
Alice Welson
P. J. Kussman
Erwin Congregational Church
Sioux Falls
Property Destroyed, Lives Lost In Fires
Two fires in three days in North Dakota cost two lives near Rugby and Granville with extensive property loss. In Granville ten business places were destroyed, including a rear fire at a confectionery store and the post office building, with post office vault records largely saved. At Rugby a farm home belonging to Mr and Mrs Walter Jeller burned, killing two children by suffocation.
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Minot
N. D
Rugsby
Here
Granville
Walter Jeller
Rugby
Wolsey Concert Band To Play Free Show
The Wolsey concert band will present a free concert at the Wolsey opera house Friday evening, March 27.
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Wolsey Wolsey
Wolsey
Wolsey Opera House
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