County Contest Winners Chosen
Clark county district Young Citizens League held speaking and essay contests for grades 1 through 8. Winners by district and grade include Joan Beth Erling Raymond and Diane names among many others with contests conducted at Bradley and Willow Lake. Judges listed as Mrs. Barold Schroeder Aline Rasmussen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark, Mar
Clark County
Young Citizens League
Highway 212
Bradley
Willow Lake
Joan Beth Erling
Raymond
Betty Lou Peterson
Lavonne Urevic
Maybelle
Darlene Barkley
Garden City
Jackaline Williams
Willis Danekas
Allen Benvivais
Robert McGuire
Crocker
Florence Phipps
Ethel Wagoner
Lucile Lehna
Charl Telford
Collins District
Donna
May Kretchmar
Darlington
Audrey Peterson
Pleasant
Jimmy Foy
Vienna
Joyce Franzen
Loan
Doris Pinholdt
Mavis Class
Janet Davis
Etrod
Mary Donnelly
Rathedale
Virginia Smith
Logan School
Verla Tervithick
Lake District
Wallace Seefelt
Katherine Delaney
Garfield
Barold Schroeder
Clark
Manning
Hurlbut
A. J. Benlow
Aline Rasmussen
J. T. O'Neill
Cluck
Industry Raises Wages After Roosevelt Plea Across Sectors
In three weeks since Roosevelt urged higher pay and shorter hours, wage boosts affecting about 300,000 workers were announced. Steel and auto sectors lead the increases, with Ford restoring the $3 daily minimum for 47,000 employees and major mills adding 10–11 percent raises. The automobile chamber recommends a 36-hour week with wage increases. impact on overall employment debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mar
Roosevelt
National Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
Detroit
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Corrigan-McKinney Steel Company
American Bollinz Mill Company
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Schenley Products Company
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Kentucky
Ford Motor Company
Corn Products Refining Company
Federal Reserve
Mach
Foints Pa Cwa
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Civil Works Administration
Automobile Mediation Board
Leo Wotman
Jentral
Nicholas Kelley
Richard L. Byrd
Jaber
Johnson
Appalachian
Joseph 5B. Eastman
Capitol
Wagner Labor Board
Mehlhorn Leads North and South Open Two Strokes Ahead
Mehlhorn, the Brooklyn pro from Brooklyn N C, shot 67 to lead after the first round of the 32nd North and South Open. Three rivals tied at 63 including Tommy Armour Witty Cox and Henry Picard, with strong play by Cox and Picard in damp conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehlhorn
Pinehurst
W. C
Mark
P—“Wild Bitl Mehlhern
Brooklyn
N. C
Tommy Armor
Chicago
Witty Cox
Henry Picard
Charleston
Sunday School Class Elects Officers at Bancroft
The Bancroft Presbyterian church Sunday school class held its annual meeting electing Grace Frye president Guy Barter vice president and Betty Frye secretary treasurer A motion approved an April foals party due to Easter Sunday Invitations will be sent to members and prospective members Lumen served after the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft Bancroft
Mar
W.hs
The
Presbyterian Church
Grace Frye
Guy Barter
Betty Frye
Lumen
Chiang Kai-Shek Seeks Presidency With Offer to Opposing Leader
Reports from Hong Kong say General Chiang Kai-Shek offers General Chan Chan Tong the national vice presidency as part of a plan that could lead Chiang to become president of the republic. The move comes as the Kuomintang adopts a committee control system after Sun Yat Sen's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hong Kong
Chiang Kai- Shek
Nanking
Chan Chai- Tong
Sun Yat Sen
Kuomintang
Aberdeen youths given suspended burglary sentences
Three Tacit youths received suspended six month terms after pleading guilty to burglary at the Country Club clubhouse in Aberdeen. Frank Ochs, 22, Martin Hartman, 2, and Donald Daly, 21, were sentenced with their younger brother not prosecuted. loot recovered. Separate chicken shack burglary remained unsolved. Suspicion falls on three Oregon youths held on federal auto theft charges for roadhouse footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Frank Ochs
Martin Hartman
Donald Daly
Ochs
Frank Sieh
Oregon
Duce Awards Medals to Italian Aviators in Chicago Flight
Premier Mussolini conferred gold medals on 23 Italian aviators who took part in last year’s mass flight to Chicago. Medals were also given to the families of Lieutenant Squagliola and Sergeant Quintavalle who joined the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duce
Rome
Mar
Mussolini
Chicago
Hiers
Jon‘ed
Squagglia
Quintavalle
Character Study To Be Continued
Sioux Falls reports continuation of character-building studies by 22 organizations after a one day conference. Five resolutions call for informal continuity, county studies in select areas, county and city inclusion, a committee to draft course suggestions, and training for leaders and parent awareness. An executive board was named including S. B. Nissen H. M. Jones and Mrs. Freda Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Mar
South Dakota
Lake County
Nissen
Sdea Journal
H. M. Jones
Brookings
Freda Kramer
Thei ‘American Legion Child Welfare Committee
Escher Baumbhoff funeral and community notices
Rebekahs set funeral service for Sister Escher Baumbhoff at Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon. Esther Blumholf funeral details announced. Local residents travel to Rapid City for family visits and job changes.
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Kansas Avenue Southeast
Kansas City
Kan
L. A. Turner
Rebekahs
Presbyterian Church
Thurs
Escher Baumbhoff
Floyd Willard
Rapid City
Max
School of Mines
R. V. Haedt and
Robert
Roy
Kiel Bros. Inc
Elin Isaacson
Carthage
Warren, O
Huron
O. E
Esther Blumholf
H. J. Steele
Lela
Mary
Avis Rice
Bridgewater
Rice
D. C. Glennon
Mirs
J. F. Buckmier
Aberdeen
Agnes Mathjet
Nelson sighting rumor in Sioux Falls discounted by police
Police in Sioux Falls discounted a report that bank bandit George Baby Face Nelson, who shot Hale Keith, was seen riding in a Taege cat last night. There appeared to be no reason for Nelson to return to Sioux Falls. Meanwhile Bancroft Eastern Star lodge held a special meeting with state officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandit
S. F
Sioux Falls
Mar
George
Baby Face
C. E
Bancroft
Eastern Star Lodge of
All Bran praise letter from Amy Person promotes Kelloggs All-Bran
Enthusiastic reader Amy Person from University Park Iowa endorses Kelloggs All-Bran for years. The letter extols its taste and regularity claims and contrasts it with patent medicines while urging continued manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Person
University Park
Iowa
Massacre at Huron Theatre Delivers Indian Trilogy Drama
Richard Barthelmess stars as Thunder Horse in Massacre, a Western style drama showing at the Huron theater. The film follows a once boastful Sioux youth who returns to aid his people after witnessing government mistreatment, with Ann Dvorak and Claire Dodd in supporting roles and Dudley Digges as a villainous agent. The production features authentic tribal customs and a romance with an Indian maid, amid a backdrop of real Indian appearances and a Seminole powwow highlight in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Barthelmess
Huron
Seth Parker
Florida Everglades
Barthelmess
Red Man
Thunder Horse
Haskell Institute
Spotted Eagle Reservation
Minth Guest Brings Stage Murder Mystery to Screen
Chief Standing Bear of the Sioux advised on authentic rites for the picture while Richard Barthelmess Digges Hohl and Toler star in Massacre reviewed as a strong adaptation. Tonight EWOY airs The Minth Guest, a successful stage murder mystery transferred to film with Genevieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standing Bear
Carlisle
Soas
The
New York Times
Richard Barthelmess
Digges
Arthur Hohl
Sidney Toler
Alcer
Ewoy
Genevieve
Leading Men Tobin and Donald Cook in Focus at Local Theaters
At Huron the program features This Side of Heaven with Lion el Barrymore portraying a beset family man alongside Mae Clarke Fay Bainter Una Merkel Tom Brown and Mary Carlisle. Elmer The Great continues at state venues with Joe E Brown in a noted baseball comedy. The Ninth Guest plays at Bijou and Massacre is listed at Huron along with Elmer The Great.
Weather Summary for Huron Vicinity and Surrounds
Snow tonight and Thursday with a cold wave and strong northerly winds. South Dakota expects snow tonight and Thursday with a cold snap. Iowa unsettled tonight and Thursday with possible rain then snow and a warmer low in the extreme south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Dakrota
Towa
Colder North Weather Brings Snow Possible Tonight
Minnesota forecast shows generally fair skies in the extreme north with a chance of snow in central and southern areas tonight. A modern cold wave grips the north tonight and Thursday, bringing much colder conditions and a sharper cold snap in the south and extreme northern regions.
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North
Minnesota
Ceneral
South
Routh
Cai
Road Report From Brookings And Surrounding Areas
Road report from Associated Press updates conditions in Brookings Sioux Falls Yankton Aborded Pierre Huron Rapid City with temperatures from 2 to 63 degrees and varied precipitation. Roads are reported as good or cloudy with some areas hazy or parity cloudy.
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Associated Press
Brookings
Areca
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Pierre
Huron
Rapid City
Mrs John Cogley Reported Seriously Ill at Home
Mar 28 report notes Mrs John Cogley seriously ill at her Raymond home. Family members including sons Walter of Mitchell Arthur of Buckeye Mont and daughters Pansy of Wisconsin and Wilda of Raymond are present with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
John Cogley
Walter
Mitchell
Arthur
Buke
Mont
Pansy
Consin
Wilda
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Matson
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Quality
South Lawn
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VEAL
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K Stores
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