Display planned for new Lockheed Sirius airliner
A high speed passenger aircraft, born from Lindbergh inspired streamline ideas, will be completed next week in Burbank and flown to the national air show in April for display. It features retractable tail wheel and wing gear, a 425 horsepower engine, and a top speed around 225 mph, with six passengers and four hours of fuel plus reserve.
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Burbank
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Los Angeles
New York
Ias
Bank remodeling adds space and mahogany fixtures
Belle Fourche March 28 The First National Bank began spring scene work to create more room for clerical staff. Office fixtures were rearranged with the upper wire cage torn down. Desks for the vice president cashier and deposit customers were moved. Fixtures finished in mahogany, ceilings and walls retinted. The changes aim to aid workers and improve customer experience.
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Belle Fourche Bank
Belle Fourche
Mar
Firatational
Weather forecast and regional precipitation notes
Forecasts describe generally fair conditions with cold nights and rising temperatures. Regional notes cover South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota, and surrounding areas with cloudiness, unsettled weather, and warmer trends into Sunday. Local sunrise and sunset times are noted along with hourly temperature readings.
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Muron
South Dakota
Towa
Minnescota
Fee
Regional Road Report Summary
Weather data for several cities shows mixed conditions with temperatures ranging from a low near 0 in Rapid City to highs in the upper 20s or teens elsewhere. Precipitation entries vary, roads mostly listed as fair or clear, with some snow or cloudy conditions noted in Yankton and Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
Rapid City
How to Get Relief From Stomach Trouble Billboard Ad
An advertisement proclaims relief from stomach ailments through Plunder's Tablets. It notes an ethical local druggist as exclusive Beadle County agent, touting benefits for gastr ic hyperacidity gas disturbances belching heartburn and appetite issues with a regional endorsement.
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Himelf
Beadle County
Sioux Falls Barber Given Fine for Advertising Failures
In Sioux Falls a transient barber told municipal court he had poor ideas about advertising after Judge Gibbs fined him 25 dollars. The judge noted many in court had been barbered by him and urged him to change his practices. The judge granted three weeks to pay the fine.
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Sioux Falls
M & Berber
Gibbs
Foster
Hoover's Party Speeds Toward Washington in Rough Seas
The presidential party aboard the Arizona has traded summer whites for winter blues and battles a northeaster 300 miles off Georgia. The ship hurls through rough seas, yet officials report little discomfort as it nears Norfolk, with plans to reach Washington by night. A mock battle with the destroyer Dupont entertained the crew as gun salvos loomed but were not fired. The president rose early and wore a heavy overcoat for the first time in a week.
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Arizona
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Georgia
Cnto
Norfolk
Washington
Dupont
Campaign To Repeal Truck Fee Bills Gains Momentum
Sioux Falls on March 23 report says Dakota Motor Carriers association resumed its drive against state legislature truck bills. Secretary O E Shade calls for referendum on higher truck license fees. Sioux Falls chamber official KL D Springer says the bill harms shippers and livestock trades. speakers include Senator Bielaki and Representatives Burns and Whisman.
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Sioux Falls
Dakota Motor Carriers Association
O. EL Shade
Mitchell
KL. D. Springer
R. A. Bielaki
Roy Burns
H. M. Whisman
Huron
Vision lore twists Lingle murder trial in Chicago
Jurors hear Leo Brothers case testimony from Ruthy whose head injury in 1924 sparked visions. He described seeing a policeman killed in the tunnel and a second vision guiding him along Handelph street. Court adjourned to Monday with further vision testimony planned for next week.
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Chicago
Mar
Leo V. Brothers
Egor Lingle
Michigan
Linge
Lingle
Bays
Rethy
Ruthy
Brothers
Frenk Fos- Brothers
Foster
Abraham Lincoln
Handelph Street
Frankfort Speakers Win In District 17 Contest
Frankfort high school won first honors in the district 17 high school oratorical contest at Redfield high school. Doland placed second and Northville tied for Letitia Hahn of Doland in standings. Constitution won the oratorical section. Bonnie Rhodes of Doland high school won humorous with Little Mabel. Myla Overby of Brentford led dramatic with A Forgotten Witness.
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Frankfort
Redfield
Mar
Frankfort High School
Redfield High School
Doland
Northville
Letitia Hahn
Constitution
Bonnie Rhodes
Critics Fault World War Memorial Monuments
The National Sculpture society criticizes post Civil War style and World War I memorials as crude and overcommercialized. Herbert Adamson, former National Academy of Design president, laments repetitive, flawed statues and urges free advice to towns on memorial projects.
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Roncrets
National Sculpture Society
Herbert Adamson
National Academy of Design
Vivid Colors Forecast For 1931 Fashion Season
The article predicts a spring of vivid and pastel shades with beige stockings as a neutral base and ivory or off white hosiery pairing with white outfits. It notes more gloves for summer, a shift from black to navy for street wear, and jade greens and pale blues as popular tones. Individuality remains the season’s keynote.
Elinor Smith May Have New Record in Flight
Elinor Smith, famed girl aviator, may set a new altitude record after diving from a dizzy height over New York. Her barograph was sent to Washington for calibration as officials evaluated whether she surpassed Ruth Nichols 28,734 feet mark. She fainted at peak, recovered, and planned another attempt next week.
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New York
Elinor Smith
Ntl
Washington
William Ward
National Aeronautical Association
Bliss Smith
Ruth Nichols
Roosevelt Field
Study Aims Revenue for South Dakota Higher Ed
Madison March 28. Regents and institution presidents examined revenue options to sustain efficiency amid $243,000 budget cuts imposed by the recent legislature. The meeting addressed funding strategies for state colleges and universities facing reduced appropriations.
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Madison
Mar
South Dakota
Board of Regents
Regents and Presidents Meet Over Tuition and Fees
The regents and presidents met to discuss tuition and matriculation fee increases for freshmen and library fees as revenue sources. Dr. E. C. Highie resigned as president of Eastern Normal and will head a Washington D C. school. Alvin Waggoner said a new president may not be chosen this meeting though 15 applications were received. an acting president will be appointed. Uniform tuition and fee increases are required across seven state institutions. Budgets were trimmed by the legislature with two year course appropriations limited for Spearfish Springfield and Madison normals.
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E. C. Highie
Eastern Normal
Washington, D. C
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Regents
Highie
Waggoner
State University
State College
School of Mines
Aberdeen
Madison
Springfield
Spearfish
Four Die In Loyal Fire In Wisconsin Village Blaze
Four persons burned to death and two seriously injured when a fire destroyed three business buildings and several residences in Loyal Wisconsin early today. The victims listed include Mrs Natt Bever aged 30 Mrs Joseph Shober 30 Robert Christensen 11 Marie Christensen 4 and Mrs Frank Christensen mother of the Christensen family.
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Marshfield
Wis
Loyal
Here
Natt Bever
Joseph Shober
Robert Christensen
Marie Christensen
Frank Christensen
Two Children Dead After Incident at Local Home
Two dead children and Jane Christensen, another daughter, were brought to St Joseph's hospital here. Physicians said their injuries were critical.
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Jane Christensen
St Joseph's Hospital
Sioux Falls High Wins District Declamatory Cup
Sioux Falls high school claimed the district declamatory contest cup by securing one first place and two fourths in the fifth district meet held Friday in Dell Rapids. The district includes Minnehaha and McCook counties with fights schools represented. Parker high school won two events at Hurley and Canton won the other, covering Lincoln and Turner counties.
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Sioux Falls
Bioum Falls
Mar
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