De Smet Girl Wins State Y C L Speech Contest
Rachael Paterson, 11, of Manchester rural school De Smet, wins the statewide Young Citizens League speech contest at Pierre. Clarice Carroll of Lead takes second, Anna Goldin of Mellette third, with multiple district winners competing. Rachael will represent South Dakota in a May 18 world goodwill telephone event. Governors and state officials addressed the convention as leaders spoke at the banquet and sessions.
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Pierre
Kingsbury County
Rachael Paterson
Young Citizens League
Rachael
Manchester
Clarice Carroll
Lead
Lawrence County
Anna Goldin
Mellette
Spink County
Tocul
de Smet
South Dakota
Warren Green
Whitney
Philip
League
One Killed In Minnesota Fire
In northern Minnesota a settler named Balm was found dead in Koochiching county from apparent exhaustion and suffocation after aiding fire fighting. Fires burned across several thousand acres, with cabins and shacks destroyed near Northome as crews battled 15 blazes in Itasca county and others along fire lines.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Balm
Koochiching County
John Hubbard
Hubbard
Northorne
E. W. Backus
Itasca
Chamber of Commerce President To Speak at Church
Blake F Patton president of the Chamber of Commerce will speak at the Sunday evening service at First Methodist church on The Philosophy of a Business Man His address echoes his Rotary club talk and will cover conditions from his boyhood to present day, urging optimism about community future possibilities.
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Chamber of Commerce
Blake F. Patton
First Methodist Church
Rotary Club
Roommates under scrutiny in strangling case
Police announced they are searching for Harry Gould and Frank E Jones after a man was found strangled and his clothing pockets turned out in what appears to be a domestic incident involving two room mates.
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Harry Gould
Frank E Jones
Weather notes forecast for South Dekets region
The forecast shows fair conditions with a light frost tonight and on Sunday. In the eastern portion frost is likely overnight with partly cloudy skies and warmer daytime temperatures expected.
Alarm Clock Find Sparks Odd Morning Chase in Chicago
Harry Masoncup woke to his alarm ringing and found a strange woman half-dressed with his trousers. She fled down the street as Masoncup chased in pajamas until Officer Clarence Bradley intervened. Masoncup grabbed the woman, clutched $18, and she was arrested and later sentenced to 21 days.
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Chicago
Harry Masoncup
Clarence Bradley
Masoncup
Insurgents May Oppose Hoover in 1932 Primaries
Washington May 2 Republicans independents from northwest agricultural states may oppose President Hoover in next spring’s party primaries. Senators Borah Norris and La Follette, Gov Pinchot, and Senator Johnson of California are mentioned as possible candidates. Regulars may rally for Hoover, with old guard leaders hinting at a progressive challenge while acknowledging Hoover’s resilient base.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
la Follette
Wisconsin
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Johnson
California
Herbert Hoover
Old Guards
Brookhart
Towa
Brockhart
Old Guard
Flaherty's Dad in Hospital After Accident
P J Flaherty father of Pat Flaherty awaiting murder trial for Eyeston case in Beadle County jail was reported to be in Mitchell hospital with injuries from an automobile crash. His wife and brother were not seriously hurt and visited him at the jail with Sheriff Con Huntley confirming the details.
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Flaherty
Mitchell Hospital
P. J. Flaherty
Pat Flaherty
Beadle County
Charles Eyestons
Huron
Con B. Huntley
Boy Helps Arrest Bandits in Bold HoldUp Tale
A local boy nicknamed “Sore” aids police in capturing a group of bandits after a holdup. Magistrate J. Sweeney remarks the crime took nerve, while Donald McIntyre blushes and says he acted on instinct, praising the officers. The fragment suggests a scene of community heroism and police collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McIntyre
Mrce
Magistrats J. 2
Sweeney
Donald
Business Chiefs Blame Government Interference For Low Mood
At the US Chamber of Commerce convention in Atlantic City leaders urged government removal of restrictions they blame for a global business lull. Julius H. Barnes urged tariff cuts to spur trade without harming living standards, while criticising anti trust laws and excessive regulation as stifling growth. He called for a campaign to locate and oppose competing government interventions and noted international talks on economic recovery led by business rather than state action.
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Hawley
Brackett
Atlantic City
N. 7
United States Chamber of Commerce
Aekluire Cuyet Ose
Julius H. Barnes
Chamber
Hawley Smoot
Barnes
America
International Parley
Washington
International Chamber of Commerce
Silas H. Strawn
Organization
Start World Cruise With 37 Foot Boat
Tenerife Canary Islands May 2. Enrique Blanco former professor of Spanish at the University of Iowa arrived with wife and seven year old daughter aboard a 37 foot sail boat to begin a world cruise. The voyage from Gibraltar took 13 days and the world tour is expected to last five years.
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Tenerife
Canary Islands
Enrique Blanco
University of Iowa
Gibraltar
Blanco
Townley Plans Comeback for Nonpartisan League in Midwest
MINNEAPOLIS May 2 A Townley, leader of the farm revolt, launches a revival of the Nonpartisan League once dominant in North Dakota. He travels through Minnesota North Dakota Iowa and Nebraska outlining a platform to fight monopoly and rising interest, promising to return to power and "fight till we win or die."
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Minneapolis
A. Townley
Central Northwest
Rome
League
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Townley
Hare
New League
Wesleyan Star Wins Hurdles At Relays
Favorable weather greeted athletes from four northwestern states at the ninth Dakota relays in Sioux Falls. Sam Arnold of Dakota Wesleyan won the 120 yard high hurdles in 15.4 seconds with Wirth of South Dakota second and Welch of State third. Class A high school half mile relay was won by Sioux Falls Ball Wood Ateon Aikens team with Watertown second and City Central third, time 1-25.
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Wesleyan Star
Sioux- Falls
Sam Arnold
Dakota Wesleyan
Wirth
South Dakota
Welch
Sioux Falia
Ball
Wood
Ageton
Aikens
Watertown
Sion
City Central
Freight Cars Derailed At Blunt Yards
Three freight cars derailed on the Chicago and North Western mail line while being switched in Blunt yards early today. The incident blocked the main line but passenger and freight service was not disrupted.
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Blunt
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Paving Project Near Laughlin Corner Nears Opening
Larson-Ering Company of Sioux Falls completes paving east of Laughlin corner on U S Highway 14 and 2 miles into Huron from the James River bridge to the edge of town. The new pavement runs five and a half miles in length and will not open to traffic for three weeks.
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Laughlin Corner
City of Huron
Yea
Tay Juss River
Larson-Ering Company
Sioux Falls
James River
Young People Plan United Meeting At Congregational Church
Young people invited to unite with Methodist and Congregational groups Sunday evening as guests for a supper at six o'clock. Don Streetler will lead devotional discussion following the meal. Vocal solo by Faia Ven Heuve bien and piano solo by Walter Nelson on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist College
Student Killed in Minnesota Car Spill Near University
A University of Minnesota student died and three companions were injured when their car crashed through a highway guard rail and tipped over near Minneapolis late last night. The victims include 22 year old Robert McBrady and two others named Scheer and Hare. Investigators are examining the wreckage for details.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
God
Robert McBrady
Scheer
AH Lve Hare
400 Scouts Attend Big Rally In Hills
Rapid City May 2 400 scouts attend a hill rally with notable banners and a marching display. OrganizersPene Ean leads activities as attendees cheer and photographers record the event.
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Rapid City
Pene Ean
Four factors oppose wage cuts for U S railroads
Across the country reports say four factors keep railroad wages intact. Railroads fear loss of labor support for future legislation and potential demands for a six hour day. A wage cut could break pledges to President Hoover and upset union leaders. If wages fall, agricultural groups may push freight-rate reductions amid 250,000 furloughed railroad workers.
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New York
Trukline
Hoover
Huron People Plan Day Trip to Wessington Convention
A large group from Huron Sunday school expects to travel to Wessington for the Beadle County Sunday School Association annual convention. The program opens with 11 a.m. sermon by Prof. A. R. Escht of Freeman and continues into the evening featuring a play Ordered South by Highmore youth with Huron assistance.
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Huron Sunday School
Wessington
Beadley County Sunday School Association
A. RB. Escht
An of Freeman
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
C. W. Habicht
Rolf 3. Peterzon
Huron College
Mrad
RN. Carlson
Cest
Highmore Young
Huron
Mitchell Catholic Speakers Win Parochial Meet
Mitchell and Sioux Falls Catholic speakers won top honors at the state parochial school meet in Mitchell. Notre Dame and McConnell led the parade in the primary and secondary divisions, with teams from Rapid City and the oratory also represented.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Gasoline Sold At 109 Cents In Omaha Rumor
In Omaha on May 2 a report says four large companies offered gasoline at 6.8c per gallon plus tax, while another plan aims to grade gasoline to 109 cents a gallon, with the fuel labeled as competitive. The text notes differing price points and references competition among suppliers.
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Omaha
Frederick Reds In Demonstration In South Dakota
Frederick Reds in demonstration in Savo ball South Dakota shows the only red protest in the northwest. Speakers Martin Henderson and George Maki outline communism principles praise Soviet efforts. Helge Tangen presided. Despite little outside support, four major offices had candidate entries. The program closed with the Internationale and a labor troubles play.
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Frederick
Savo Ball
Brown County
South
Qokote
Northwest
Martin Hendrickson
George Maki
Minnesota
Helge Tangen
South Dakota
England
Music Week Urges Huron Attendance Across Month
Mayor E T Gitchell urges Huron citizens to attend Music Week events May 3923 to support participants and showcase local talent. Governor Warren E Green backs statewide Music Week, praising music as universal language fostering enjoyment, unity, and productivity.
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E. T. Gitchell
Huron
South Dakota
Warren E. Green
E. T. Gitehell
Wid
Weex
Warren Grech
Ole Aardet Pioneer Of Lake Preston Dies
Ole Aardet aged 67 longtime Lake Preston resident died at his home from heart trouble and related complications after a year of illness. Aardet came to Kingsbury county in the early eighties and lately worked in well drilling. Survived by widow and three children Sigurd of Dearborn Michigan Oscar of Detroit and Mrs Andrew Barlow of Badger. Funeral plans awaiting relatives arrival.
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Lake
Preston
Ole Aardet
Pioneer Lake Preston
Aardet
Lake Preston
Kingsbury County
Sigurd
Deerborn
Mich
Oscar
Datroit
Andrew Barlow
Badger
Mr. Bordet
Clash Between Rebels And Troops Looms Nearby
Rising tensions threaten Senta Boss de Co pan as rebels prepare for a confrontation with government troops. The center of western tobacco growing regions faces potential disruption as clashes appear likely and authorities mobilize security forces.
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Senta
Boss de Copan
Western Tobacco Growang
Sheehy Ae
Machine Gun Ring Is Set Up Around Carmona Ministry
Portugal faced a tense day as a gun ring surrounded the Carmona ministry in Lisbon amid a government crackdown on an attempted rebellion. Barracks shelter officials, protests escalated, and loyal troops patrolled streets while rebels in Madeira surrendered after a four week blockade.
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Carmona
Lisbon
Portugal
Oscar Carmona
Madeira
Souza Thas
Hunt For Explorer Is Nearing Success
British explorer Augustine Courtauld marooned on Greenland’s ice cap advances toward rescue by land sea and air. Swedish flyer Captain Albin Ahrenberg landed from Bergen last night with plans to resume flight. Odin reached the ice barrier unloading an airplane for Sigvard Janssen. Dog teams head toward the meteorological station where Courtauld stays. Another plane under H G Watkins of the England Canada Air Route Expedition prepares to depart Angmagalilik.
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Reyrjayvie
Jusuany
Augustine Courtauld
Angmagsalik
H G. Watkens
Courtauld
Angmag‘salik
Brooks Film To Be Preview Attraction At Huron Theater
A pre release showing of The Tornished Leg featuring Clive Brooks and Tallulah Bankhead will headline tonight’s midnight preview at the Huron theater. Delays in El Hrendel’s Mr Lennon of Orange delay the ad announcement. The Brendst film arrives for tomorrow’s program. The Hardy roaper sits at six teen in Laxfrence county at 6600 feet, the highest point of any station in South Dakota.
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Clive Brooks
Tallulah Bankhead
Huron Theater
el Hrendel
Mr. Lennon
Orange
Ning Huronite
Laxfrence County
South Dakota
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Waubay
Mrr. Patton
Community Fe
Harry
LaFollett
Francis M. Stephenson
Start World Cruise
North Dakota Political
Trower
Nonpartisan League
U. S
Philadelphia
Taylor Society
International Organization of Management Engineers
Society
Industrial Code Committee
Morris L. Clare
Public Works of
Cooke
Barattee
Willard E. Hotchkiss
Stanford University School of Business
Florence Kelley
National Consumers League
Morris E. Leeds
Philadelphia Metal Manufacturers’ Association
Joseph Willits
University of Pennsylvania
Mary van Kienck
Russell Sage Foundation
Henry Bruere
Bowery Savings Bank
S.D
Gov. Green
Madeira Islands
Funchal
Mideira
Correia
Diaz
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