Musicale program set for May 11 at Huron College chapel
Preparations completed for the Wednesday Musicale to be held in the Huron College chapel next Wednesday night. The program features long ensemble pieces and piano duets, with Gladys Murray as committee chair and Mrs. Crawley in charge of stage arrangements.
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Huron College
Sind
Marian Kalayjian
Rare iv
Huron
South Dakota
Musi‘cale
Nina Hager
Camden Rayburn
The
Musicale
Marjan Lof
Kurtis
Primary results crown Norbeck in home county race
May 5 special returns from Redfield and 50 precincts show U S Senator Peter Norbeck with strong support in his home county. GOP rivals Hartsough and Brownell trailed. Democratic tickets also reported, including Cher ted for U S Senate and Berry for gubernatorial race. County contests featured close races for state senator and county offices.
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Redfield
Pink County
Peter Norbeck
United States
Hartsough
Brownell
C. A. Christopresson
Congress
Harold King
Warren
Carl Gunderson
Tom’ Vres
Rogal C. Johnson Deletes
Alan Bogue
Cherry
U. S. Senate
Ckack
Sheafe
Fred Heidebrandt
Arthur Wearwood
Henry K. Warren
Berry
E. Corey
W. F. Coopsmith
Ste's
John T. Grigsby
W. J. Craig
Eorge W. Kreger
Wato . N. King
C. E. Stutenroth
M . McCay
Charles H. “Ieting
Fredaselhorst
Harry B. Wallar
Vieting
Haselhorst
Wallan
A. R. Fryer
Joe B. Nicholl
Ernest Rehnke
County
Treasur
John Fargo
W. Ewing
Case
Rank B. Tinker
Otto Johnson
Roy T. Bull
Co. A. Williams
Reinstatement Bid Arises From Campus Ballot Box Incident
Zapfie seeks reinstatement after dismissal for his role in a ballot box disturbance amid university troubles. Friends claim a petition gathered 1500 signatures with graduates pushing toward 4500 while campus elections may be voided. Nancy Hurst, 14, cast her first vote in the city election.
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Zapfie
Tabor
Nancy Hurst
Reverend Bird Not Named Delegate for World Sunday School Meet
The Rev K H Bird formerly of Draper who aided revival meetings here last month will not represent the David C Cook Publishing Company of Elgin IL at the World Sunday School convention in July A letter from the Cook company says no appointment was made and implies another Mr Cook may be involved The misunderstanding was brought to light by Mrs Earle Divine of Draper with a reply from the publisher clarifying they are not attending or sending a representative.
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David C. Cook
First Lady Receives New Title At Wooster Pageant
Mrs. Herbert Hoover will be called Lou Henry Hoover L H D after May 14 as Wooster College awards her the honorary litterarum humaniorum doctor degree during the citys 125th anniversary pageant. The program includes a color day parade and a historical pageant depicting Wooster College’s founding and the arrival of William Henry. A crowd of about 1000 people is expected.
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A. G
Goethe
Hoover Wille
Wooster
William Henry
Jury Fails To Agree In Murder Hearing
A Seattle jury could not reach a verdict in the murder case against Dr Albert G McKeown who allegedly killed his elderly mother in Muscatine Iowa to obtain her money The prosecutor urged a first degree charge if retried and the doctor claimed temporary insanity after the lengthy deliberations ended at midnight
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Seattle
Wash
Wit
Albert G. McKeown
Emmett G. Lenihan
Round Trip Hop No More Prank
Captain J P Saul discusses future trans Atlantic flights with Kingsford Smith, outlining navigation plans and the need for specialized instruments. He describes methods including Marc St. Hilaire, Dreidenstock tables, B7 Altitude tables, and Weems star curves, plus radio bearings if wireless is available. He notes wind drift and instrument design as key challenges.
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Saul
Charles Kingsford-Smith
North Atlantic
Associated Press
J. P. Sall
Dublin
A. Mollison
Atlantic
New York
Newfoundland
Kingsford-Smith
Marc St. Hilaire
Dreidenstock
Weem
Mary Nolan and Husband Plan Probation or Appeal
Mary Nolan and her husband Wallace T. Macsery indicated through their attorney they would seek probation or appeal to the state supreme court. They were convicted of violating state labor laws on Merwill and the appellate department upheld the conviction and sentences yesterday.
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Mary Nolan
Los Angeles
Wallace T. Macsery
State Supreme Court
Merwill
Superior Court
Kansan Backing Allotment Plan Sees Potential
Rep Hope of Kansas praises the domestic allotment farm relief plan as having great possibilities. He urges an educational program to mobilize farmers and organized agriculture to win congressional support. The plan would return tariff benefits to farmers with Farm Board directing and local administration and acreage cuts. Wheat would gain a 42 cent per bushel bonus atop world price. Wilson will draft a bill. Norbeck may handle in the Senate while Hope offers House sponsorship.
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Washington
M. L. Wilson
Montana State Agricultural College
Hope
Kansas
Falks Groton Team Upset Columbia To Maintain Undefeated Run
The Groton high school shock team defeated Columbia 0 to 0 in seven innings as pitcher Tre Groton struck out 12 while facing 21 batters. The Theda homer and three Groton singles highlighted the win, with Columbia’s Carlen giving up 1 hit and four strikeouts.
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Falk
Groton
WVI
Tre
Groton High
Shock
Wig Stre
Columbia
T Tae
Columbia West
Sid Carlen
Columbia Hurler
Neithr
Theda
Groten
Machinery Barter Offers Farmers Corn Wheat And Cotton Deals
Machinery companies in the Panhandle offer barter terms to farmers. They propose 80 cents a bushel for wheat 50 cents for corn and 10 cents a pound for cotton in exchange for machinery. Purchasers often face no down payment and no mortgage except on the machinery.
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Amarilg, Tex
Panhandle
Oklahoma farmers urged to grow food not cotton this year
Oklahoma A and M College extension division urges farmers to plant food crops for human and livestock consumption amid a record cotton carry-over. The plea emphasizes self sufficiency and reducing reliance on cotton exports as markets stabilize.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A. & M. College Extension Division
Water farmers warned pamphlet about livelihood dependence
A pamphlet urged water farmers to diversify beyond cripple sources, warning that reliance on a single crop or method could jeopardize their livelihood. The fragment notes distribution of the pamphlet as guidance for resilience.
Poison Gas Used In Killing Rodents In Alameda County
Poison gas is being used in Alameda county to kill rodents as a control measure. Authorities report localized use in Livermore and nearby areas with safety guidelines in place for residents and workers.
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Livermore
Cal
Alameda County
Tribute to the Independent Grocer’s Heroic Aid
A heartfelt tribute lauds the independent grocer for selfless aid to the distressed during hard times. The piece praises his leadership in communal progress, service with food, and quiet generosity versus cash-driven institutions, urging the hope his light never fades.
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Independent Grocer
Ground Squirrel Killer Device Leads to High Efficacy
McGraw and A. Schmitt developed a gas-using device to terminate ground squirrels. The machine pumps poison gas into holes, achieving high efficiency. It uses straw fuel and a steel sulfur chamber, producing up to 40 pounds of sulfuric compound daily.
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McGraw
A. Schmitt
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