Foes Of FDR Reshuffle Scrapped In House Vote
Washington May 4 Opposition to President Roosevelt's reorganization plan was beaten as the House rejected a resolution of rejection by 264 to 128. The plan creates three new federal agencies for public works welfare and lending, merging PWA WPA and the Bureau of Public Roads, the Social Security Board, Public Health Service, National Youth Administration, RFC export import bank and housing field, effective June 24 unless both houses disapprove.
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Five Scalpers To Represent Huron College At Eflendale Meet
Huron College will be represented in the Inter-State Pentangu lar Meet at Eflendale North Dakota Friday by a five man squad Coach G E Parker announced Scalpers traveling early tomorrow morning are Captain Joe Rogers Clarence Williams Arnold Hohm Melvin Beemer and Elgin Wollman Rogers Williams Beemer Hohm and Wollman will run the 440 and 880 yard dashes Williams will run the half mile and mile Wollman will run the 220 and 440 yard races Rogers will enter shot put discus and broad jump Willams Hobm Beemer and Wollman will run the mile relay
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Huron Briefs Mention Local Residents and Events
Jeannine Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Meyer confined to bed with a broken ankle from school baseball. Elie Ward Taylor and Vida Emelia Freier obtain marriage license in Highmore. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs D M Nelson at 11 05 PM weighing five pounds 15 ounces in a pron hospital. Mrs Cecil Shepherd travels to Aberdeen for brother Hans Andersen Jr's death. Mrs Roy Tredney travels to Lewistown Montana for her son Bill Tredway's wedding to Henrietta Amundson. Various local residents attend events and travel for chapter meetings and shopping in Chamberlain Aberdeen and Minneapolis.
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Herbert Meyer
Lows Angeles
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D. M. Nelson
Arizona Avenue Southwest
Cecil Shepherd
Aberdeen
Hans Andersen, Jr
Roy Tredney
Pine
Lewistown
Mont
Bill Tredway
Great Falls
Misa Henrietta ‘Amundson
Amundson
Owen Wright
Huron College
Carl Ravenscroft
Louis Borkhuis
Wayland
Kat Lampe
Gladys Pyle
Chapter F
Hauge Urges Student Loyalty In Chapel Talk
William Hauge, president of the Huron College Student Association, spoke at Thursday morning chapel on loyalty to and appreciation of the college. He warned students against criticizing the campus, urging positive remarks as the best advertising, and highlighted alumni success and the collective value of students to the institution.
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London Barter Plan in Cotton Talks with Britain
Senator Byrnes said London indicated Britain is open to a barter deal trading American cotton for rubber and tin, with preliminary talks under way in London. He noted Britain’s favorable reception and said no cotton amount or final decision has been set, while possible inclusion of tin may follow.
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Navy surface ships plan for 1949 total 340
The committee said the navy will operate 340 surface ships by 1949 with 28 commissioned this year and 15 decommissioned. The work on the projects will proceed for four to five years and total aircraft reach about 2,100 planes. An appropriation of funds is recommended to support these plans.
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Students Agog Over Elections at Huron College Campus
On the eve of Friday elections the Huron College campus buzzes with campaign signs and speeches. Candidates Gail Hilgenberg and Kenneth Knapp face rival appeals by supporters including Helen Habicht, Robert Jones, Melvin Beemer, and Lyle Schueske, William Cameron, William Beckmen. Campaigns push for expanded social programs, closer ties with businessmen, and elevated status for the Rubsiyat in student leadership.
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Kenneth Kaapp
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Robert Jones
Melvin Beemer
Knapp
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William Cameron
William Beckmen
Yall
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Carl
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Margaret Robertson
Marwin Person
Elgin Wollman
Rubsiyat
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Floyd Ulrich
Frank Tietge
Herbert Lyman
Man Injured When Car Rolls Over in Kinston Incident
John Holbert experienced a rough day with his ten year old car in Kinston North Carolina. The vehicle ran over him and bumped a tree after he started it. It rolled down an incline and struck him again then he threw a wrench at it. The wrench rebounded and injured his ankle.
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Adierika marketed for gas relief by Sherman and Moe
An old ad promotes Adierika as a remedy for stomach gas and heart pressure, claiming it relieves discomfort by cleansing the stomach and lowering bowels. Sherman & Moe, druggists, are listed as sellers in the notice.
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Reformed Church Classis Meets in Alpena South Dakota
The fifty third annual meeting of South Dakota Classis of the Evangelical and Reformed Church convened at the Alpena church led by Pastor Rev W Korn. It reports 2008 communicants and 900 unconfirmed members across nine charges with $70000 church and parsonage value and 1300 Sunday School members and teachers.
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W. Korn
Weather summary for Huron and vicinity forecast
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with a bit warmer conditions. Hourly temps show 61 to 93, rising to 70s by morning. Forecast notes cooler west tonight, unsettled northFriday, with mainly central and east portions warmer.
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Landon Warns Against Economic Quarantines and War
Kansas City May All M. Landon told Methodist delegates the nation faces economic quarantines and aid that would send American sons to Europe and die for democracy. He blamed blunders of world leaders and urged preparedness to resist force and keep neutrality while supporting the President's appeals for peace.
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Richland Center Third Graders Plan Goldfish For Class
The Richland Center School third graders study social studies topics including ree men cave men fishermen Lordsmen and farmermen. Doris Moyer notes they will create a booklet and Miss Rudy plans to bring goldfish for the classroom to teach science and rotation in care. Audrey Peterson Ellen Tod nem and Verle Williams, Bonilla High School alumni from Huron, attended the senior play Monday evening.
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