Prize Book rebuke over farm relief and commodity prices
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma rebukes Secretary Hyde over claiming the farm loan program is the nations prize financial book and argues for higher commodity price levels to restore farmers independence. The piece cites farm price indices and calls for policies boosting returns rather than continued credit reliance.
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Thomas
Oklahoma
Hyde
Associated Press
United States
South Dakota
Congress
Debating Federal Deposit Guarantees and Banking Risk
The piece notes sixteen congressional bills to guarantee bank deposits amid banking upheaval. It argues such guarantees would force the government to prove bank soundness, risk entangling government with lenders and assets, and critiques a depositor funded plan as impractical. It warns no viable model has succeeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bank Deposit Guarantee Affects Bank Management
The text argues the sole guaranty of bank deposits rests with management and officers, stressing integrity and institution character. It urges concentrating on creating an economic system to keep banks open rather than paying depositors after closures.
Dunn report urges immediate state budget cuts to avert insolvency
The Dunn report argues the state must slash expenditures now to avoid cash shortage and insolvency. It contrasts officials who favor good politics with those seeking good government and cautions against complacency amid stock and land speculation blame. It also notes Robert P. Lamont Jr seeks Russia cattle directing role and warns against undercutting global beef prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
William Dunn
Robert P. Lamont, Jr
Russia
Federal home loan bank bill urged to boost housing
The Christian Science Monitor argues that expanding federal home loan bank credit could spur economic recovery by unlocking mortgage funds. It notes that home construction mobilizes more money and credit than the initial spend, and urges Congress to move quickly on the home mortgage measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Building and Loan Association
Home Loan Bank
Congress
Calvin Coolidge Urges Tax Cut By Reducing Government Waste
Calvin Coolidge argues in the Saturday Evening Post that Minnesota townships have cut local taxes by millions by trimming waste and lavish spending. He calls for nonpartisan taxpayer action against tax spenders from Congress to townships, and says central to reform is eliminating nonessentials from the tax budget while balancing the budget with higher federal revenue only for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Coolidge
Minneapolis
Calvin Coolidge
Minnesota
Saturday Evening Post
Coolidge
Congress
Free trips offered to 4 H club girls in 1932 awards
Montgomery Ward and Company announces national and state prizes for 4 H club girls based on overall club records in 1932. Winners receive educational trips to the eleventh National 4 H club congress in Chicago and gold medal honors for state and county winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward and Company
National Committee On Boys and
WII
Chicago
Bona, Fide
4-H
Extension Service
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club
Auditorium Hotel
Michigan Ave
Ill
Pierre Troop 37 Earns Charter Renewal After First Year
Pierre Scout Troop 37 sponsored by the Lutheran Brotherhood of Fierre has applied for a second charter after completing its first year. Troop officials include treasurer Fred C. Eggeers and committee members G. H. Helgerson O. H. Johnson B. W. Kraushaar Rev. R. E. Anderson and Dr. Leonard Harvey. Kermit A. Nelson is scoutmaster with John Berg Jr. as assistant. Members list Clel Green Stacey Helgerson Stanley Helgerson Emil Jarl Carl Jonsen Ralph Johnson Stanford Johnson Martin Largland Carl Linnett Leonard Odemark Russel Peterson Henry Ramsey Robert Labey Donald Thoreson Leslie Zeigler Oliver Hipple George Hurst Harley Hansen, the last three new. The troop, though young, has stayed active in district events and earned an excellent record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tradp
Clel Green
Stacey Helgerson
Stanley Helgerson
Emil Jarl
Cark Jonsen
Ralph Johnson
Stanford Johnson
Martin Largland
Carl Linnett
Leonard Odemark
Russel Peterson
Henry Ramsey
Robert Labey
Donald Thoreson
Leslie Zeigler
Oliver Hipple
George Hurst
Harley Hansen
Pierre
Egeers
Lincoln Girl Explains Easter Traditions and Symbols
Viola Mae Parkhurst a sixth grade Lincoln League member at Timm School Beadle County discusses Easter dates egg color symbolism and the rabbit as a fertility symbol. She notes Easter follows the Council of Nicea rule and explains Lent egg customs and resurrection imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Viola Mae Parkhurst
Timm
Beadle County
Lincoln League
Council of
Nice
Hand County Clubs Stage Washington Tableau Practice
Floreneetta Sewing club and Farm Boys Sheep club met at Mrs. L. B. Croft home on March 24 to rehearse a tableau Days of Washington for the Hard county rally in Miller on March 26. Cast included Statue of Liberty Margaret Coss The Minute Man Thomas Coss Mertha Washington Doris Harrison George Washington Mildred Gamble. A group from each club signed the declaration of independence. Lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hand County
Floreneetta Sewing Club
Farm Boys Sheep Club
L. B. Croft
Washington
Miller
Thomas Coss
Statue of Liberty
Margaret Coss
Minute Man
Mertha Washington
Doris Harrison
George Washington
Mildred Gamble
Easter party treats for primary pupils and Wayland girls meet
Primary pupils received Easter bunnies after the Willing Workers league party. Ruby Mason notes games contests and refreshments, with prizes for some children. Wayland Girl Reserves held a Monday meeting at Verlyn Wood to plan for the spring conference in Huron, with songs practiced for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand Echoo
Beadle County
Ruby Mason
League
Wayland
Verlyn Wood
Genevieve Carlson
Huron
Burr Oak League Crafts Natural History Museum
The Burr Oak League members built a small museum with frame shelving glass and a cupboard. Amanda Meyer describes gathering lumber nails and cloth to house items such as petrified wood onyx crystals bark from the Black Hills and artifacts from Yellowstone and Ree Indians era fort Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L
Amanda Meyer
Burr Oak League
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
Fort Pierre
Louisa May Alcott as Early Scout Model in Home Arts
The article imagines Louisa May Alcott as a pioneer girl scout figure in the United States a century ago noting her skill in home economics and ingenuity while caring for family. It highlights her writing earnings from stories her work aiding household tasks from carpet work to dressmaking and nurturing relatives in 1830s New England.
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United States
Louisa M. Ascott
National Girl Scout
Fromm
Louisa
New England
America
Alcott
Hand Sheep Clubbers Meet At Croll Home
The Hand County Hand Sheep Clubbers met at Leslie Croll's home with six members answering roll call. Thomas Coss reports the group discussed sheep on shares and sheep judging. Members prepared costumes for a tableau completed at the Hand County rally in Miller on Saturday.
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Hand
Croll
Hand County
Leslie Croll
Thomas Coss
Miller
Willing Workers To Enter Contest Here
John Wintle won first place in the Rand school speaking contest in Beadle county. Genie Parkhurst took first in the intermediate contest and Myron Peterson won in the primary division. Winners are Willing Workers league members and will represent their school at the county meeting in Huron Saturday.
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John Wintle
Rand
Beadle County
Alfred Mason
Genie Parkhurst
Myron Peterson
Willing Workers League
Huron
Sturdy Oak Scouts Study Fire Making
The Sturdy Oak Girl Scout troop in Alpena met at the school in the afternoon to study firemaking. The Woodchuck patrol entertained the Squirrel patrol at a party Tuesday as payment for a contest won by the Squirrels. Games were played and songs were sung.
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Alpena
Woodchuck
Squirrel
Squirrels
Georgie Alsenbrey
Washburn Acts as Judge at Speaking Meet
Olga Wahl won first in Division 1 and Ernest Schmidt took top in Division 2 at a speaking contest judged by the Rev J E Washburn. League members hosted lunch for parents and guests after the event and upcoming contests include an arithmetic and a one sleeve speaking event at the center.
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Washburn
Olga Wahl
Wahl
Ernest Schmidt
J. E. Washburn
Fragmented Clue List From Historical Puzzle
A battered OCR list presents a horizontal and vertical word puzzle with numbered clues noting river names, adjectives, verbs, and miscellaneous terms. The fragment mixes language peculiarities, French river hints, and scattered definitions, offering a puzzle-like corpus rather than a cohesive news item.
Troop 3 Prepares For April Indoor Rally
Haron Boy Scouts Troop 3 held an opening ceremony for its regular meeting. Flaming Arrows led the event and plans were made for an April 15 indoor rally with Woodeow Gregory and Churchill Wilcox entering bugling events. A knot tying contest awarded Flaming Arrows first. Pony Express practice and a basketball relay followed as Black Bears won both Pony Express and basketball.
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Flaming Arrows
Haron
Woodeow Gregory
Churchill Wilcox
Pony Express
Black Bears
Fagle
Woodrow Gregory
Rand Leaguers to Attend County Convention
The Willing Workers Y C L of the Rand school held a special meeting to select delegates for the county league convention in Huron on April 23. Dorothy Rex Genie Parkhurst and Glenm Siegenthaler named delegates with Raby Mason and Gerald Schroder as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Willing Workers Y. C. L
Beadle Counts
County League
Huron
Genie Parkhurst
League
Dorothy Rex
Glenm Siegenthaler
Raby Mason
Gerald Schroder
Timm Students Hold Easter Party in Tin School
Members of the Lincoln league in Beadle county celebrated Easter Monday at Timm school. Eight-year-old Ruby Joyce Timm led the group in studying Jesus life and crucifixion. After recess, students colored Easter eggs and played games as the teacher gave each pupil candy Easter bites.
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Timm
Lincoln League
Tinischool
Beadle County
Ruby Joyce
Jesus
Boxing Highlight Of Huron Scout Meeting
Huron Boy Scouts Troop 6 met at the Methodist church to plan an irateor rally at Jefferson school on April 15. Roger Taylor reports seven scouts and one visitor attended the session opening with a flag salute. They practiced rope making and fire lighting by flint and steel, and boxing lasted about a half hour.
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Huron
Methodist Church
Jefferson School
Roger Taylor
Wamblee Ohonka Plans Party Friday at Church
Wamblee Ohonka Troop 4 met at American Lutheran church under Miss Theresa Baum and Miss Kloth. Patrols discussed the Friday evening party for troop members. Games were played and scout songs were sung. The meeting closed with Taps, reported by Mella Haggerty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamblee Ohonka
American Lutheran Church
Theresa Baum
Kloth
Mella Haggerty
Minnehaha Troop 5 Completes Records
Minnehaha Troop 5 held its regular meeting at the Methodist church with Mrs. F Lechridge in charge. Scout songs were sung and games played before patrols met separately. The Bluebonmete group worked on art citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnehaha Troop
Minnehaha
Methodist Church
F. ©. Lechridge
Tenderfoot to First Class Training Under Troop Efforts
Tin Bluebells and Chippewas logged activity as Hiawathas pursued Tenderfoot requirements for one recruit not yet tested. During study hour, three groups formed led by Mrs. Pierzon and Mrs. Bene with Kathleen Conner assisting second class girls. The meeting closed with taps.
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Pas Chippewas
Hiawathas
Ti Pierzon
Bron Ee
Bene
Kathleen Conner
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By SARAL DEWING
Simple exercises aim to improve posture and walking technique with steps and mirrors for feedback. The guide covers shoulder alignment, back flattening, chest development, stair climbing, and clothing adjustments to suit posture issues, noting relevant signs of poor form and possible errors.
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Saral
Tulcier
Timne
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