New Highway To Link 5 States Aimed at East Parks
A proposed eastern park to park highway forms a rough figure eight from Kentucky to the Atlantic linking Mammoth Cave Great Smoky Mountain Shenandoah National Park and historic sites across five states in about 1950 miles. The route supports loops and alternate paths for a 1 to 3 week tour with signposted segments awaiting approval and mapping for official park designation.
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Washington
Kentucky
Atlanti
Mammoth Cave
Great Smoky Mountain
Shenandoah National Parks
M. H. Thatcher
Adbright
Na~ Tional Park Service
Lincoln
Middlewest
Marcunoth Cave
Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountain National Park
Smoky
North Carolina
Wytheville
Natural Bridge
East Ward
Richmond
Lee Hall
Yorktown
Staunton
Students Strive To Earn Prizes In Walton League Essay
Eighth and ninth grade students at Huron junior high school submit essays on Ravine park development for the Izaak Walton league contest. Judges Miriam Speirs and Cieata Thorpe will review essays next Tuesday morning. $10 awards divide between divisions.
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Huron Junior High School
Ravine Park
George G. Bell
Park
Miriam Speirs
Cieata Thorpe
Bell
Daughter Born to Former Huronians
An eight pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Allen Chesire at St Pauls last night. Mr Chesire is an installation engineer for Fairbanks Morse at St Paul. His wife is the former Ann Ritchey, daughter of Mr and Mrs D E Ritchey of Illinois Avenue Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Chesire
St. Pauls
Marion Ritchey
Mrs
D. E. Ritchey
Illinois Avenue Southwest
World Of Fashion Comes To Britain Debutantes At Buckingham Palace
Edward Stanley reports on the royal courts at Buckingham Palace scheduled for May 19 20 and June 9 10 with hundreds of invitations and about 32 Americans among 6000 to 8000 attendees. Debutantes practice curtseys learn royal protocol and look to potential attendance by the Duchess of York and others as Cecila Bowes Lyon and Lady Anne Hope head the season's notable entrants.
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London
Buckingham Palace
England
Lord Chamberlain
Prince of Wales
Palace
Cecila Bowes- Lyon
Glamis
Duchess of York
Anne Hope
Scotland
Marquis of Linlithgow
Anne
North
No Sign Of End Of Youths Visit
A 13 year old youth invited by President Hoover to the White House remains in residence for a extended stay with no announced departure. Harmonicas and a visiting band appear daily as Bryan enjoys guided tours and interactions with the First Lady and Peggy Hoover.
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Washington
Bryan Untiedt
Colorado
Hoover
White House
Bryan
Peggy Hoover
Herbert II
Washington Capitol Flag Flown Day and Night Year Round
The national capitol in Washington stands as the only U S building where the American flag is officially flown continuously, without pause, throughout the day and night every day of the year.
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National Capitol
Washinton
United States
Millions Of Bushels In One Grain Deal
Minneapolis reports the largest day’s grain transaction in state history with about 23 million bushels of wheat delivered to Farmers National Grain for roughly 18 million dollars as May futures contracts due. Most grain owned by commission firms and elevators, stored in Minneapolis and Duluth, with 200 million plus bushels held by the grain stabilization corporation. Also police guard the Gateway district for May Day protests and Red Cross chairman Payne offers aid to Russia after the quake.
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Minneapolis
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Minnesota
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Grain Commission
Northwest Farmers
Duluth
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Washington
Payne
The
Red Cross Today
Red Cross
Russia
Livestock Co Op Study Moves Through South Dakota
J B R Howard from the federal farm board and A M Eberle of South Dakota State college tour extensive livestock markets in the state. They plan to form a cooperative marketing body for producers after evaluating east and west river regions and will convene a meeting to organize the effort.
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Pierre
J. BR. Howard
Federal Farm Board
A. M. Eberle
South Dakota State College
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Huron Second in Music Meet Shows Broad Talent
Results from a regional music meet highlight Huron taking second place while multiple students from Aberdeen Mobridge Britton Clark Redfield Doland and others earn top five finishes across instruments including violins violas clarinets saxophones piano and brass. Notable performers include Harlan Knutson Dorothy Woodland and Maurice Dobbins with officials noting strong showings in saxophone piano cello and horn categories.
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Bowdle
Fordyce Voss
Clark
Rollin Silfred
Alice Smith
Brentford
Donald Gould
Mobridge
Elven Binger
Tulare
Hazel Gilby
Redfield
Leu Zolman
Groton
Anna Ekla
Esther Kein
Academy
Maurice Dobbins
Aberdeen
Irving Hoekelheide
Northville
Marguerite Tiede
Redfield Academy
Madeline MacCleland
David Lane
Heele
Marjorie Bascomb
Harlin Knutson
Britton
Leslie Hanson
Sisseton
William Wells
Laurence Bryles
Dr Roberts Praises Sargon as Vital Health Aid
Dr C J Roberts M D of Philadelphia, long time medical examiner for the Pennsylvania Railroad, states after testing the Sargon formula that it revitalizes vigor and endurance, enriches blood for anemia, and is valuable for public knowledge. He notes Sargon Pills as an important treatment, sold by Longstaff Drug Co.
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C. J. Roberts
M. D
Philadelphia
Graduate University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Longstaff Drug Co
District music contest concludes with citywide chorus concert
About a thousand students from 45 high schools compete in the district music contest at Eastern Normal. Tonight's closing concert features all choruses. Yesterday's solo winners include Centralto Genevieve Pfeister and Grace Prewitt among others, with top placers across soprano, alto? tenor and baritone categories.
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Madison Madison
Eastern Normal
Centralto
Genevieve Pfeister
Dell Rapids
June Wilburn
Parker
Marjorie Fauquet
Sioux Falls
Nedra Curtis
Lennox
Stanford Strang
Stone Falls
Malcolm Stivers
Colton
Arnold Ornseth
Valley Springs
Leroy Salmon
Spencer
Grace Prewitt
Viborg
Leona Crampton
Notre Dame Academy
Mitchell
Mary Frances Feeney
Letcher
Verna Larson
Bob Morris
Maurice Rundell
Hurley
Vernon Eletson
Gorden Bulbrandson
Garretson
Cello and Trombone Winners Named in Sioux Falls Event
Cello-Matie Monserud of Sioux Falls earned first, Evelyn Humphrey of Woonsocket second, Trombone-Noble Millie of Canton first, Eugene Campbell of Woonsocket second, Lavern Rayburn of Hurley third, and Law rence Thompson of Sioux Falls fourth. Ensemble winners: Class B band Ramona first Hartford second Egan third Letcher fourth. Class B orchestra Woonsocket first.
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Matie Monserud
Sioux Falls
Evelyn Humphrey
Woonsocket
Noble Millie
Canton
Eugene Campbell
Lavern Rayburn
Hurley
Lawrence ‘Thompson
Ramona
Hartford
Egan
Letcher
Egan Second and Letcher Second in Chamber Contest
In Sioux Falls, the chamber music event ended with Egan in second place and Letcher securing the second spot while the top award went to another performer. The competition showcased local artists and notable ensembles in a tight ranking.
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World of Fashion
Britain
Edward Stanley
Hoovers
Harmonica
Seibrand Brothers
Seibrand Bros
Congress of Freaks Athletic Stadium
Hawaiian Village
Mechanical City and Model Farm
Carnival
Fair Grounds
Sed Street
Gateway District
Scotland Yard
Scotland Yards
Charlie Chan
Fox Movietone
Warner Oland
Marjorie. White
John Garrick
Marguerite Churchill
Earl Derz Biggerp
Oldsmobile
Paramount Sound
Fusay
EL Brendel
Huron
Dr. Roberts
Sargon
Madam Verona
Royal Hotel
High Seas
Featuring
Geo. O'Brien
Marlon Lessing
Sharks of the Navy
Pactore
Nash
Dersons
Nash Tavar
Nash Engineering
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Wisconsin
S. W
the Bank of Personal Service
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Bank of Persona
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