Huron College Rhythm Will Feature Skits and Dances
Original songs dances and dramatic sketches to be staged by Campus Players and Women's Athletic Association on May 21 in the college auditorium. The show highlights campus life with contributions by Mrs Esther Mace Stahl LeRoy Stahl and Miss Phyllis Hoffman with a chorus directed by Miss Dorothy Drew.
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Huron College
Campus Players and Women's Athletic Association
College
Esther Mace Stahl
LeRoy Stahl
Phyllis Hoffman
Hoffman
William Wright
Gampus Players
the Shrew
Shrew
Dorothy Drew
Stahl
Case Wins Republican Nomination in South Dakota Second District
In the South Dakota second district Republican primary Francis I Case won the nomination with 9 536 votes across 54 precincts more than 41 percent and will face incumbent Wermer in November. He surpassed William Williamson by 3914 votes while Harry Atwater Paul Martin G Troth and Henry Jacobsen trailed.
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National House
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Hot Springs
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Henryacobsen
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Jackson
Tripp
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Atwater
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Chase
Hughes
Roosevelt
Ethiopian Crisis Deepens As Mussolini Seizes Towns
Fascist forces push toward Addis Ababa as Ethiopian resistance collapses. Selassie’s guardsmen are rounded up or sent to cleanup duties while looting and rioting subside under martial law. The League of Nations faces pressure as Britain and France debate sanctions and Ethiopia’s fate. Selassie sails toward exile, plans unclear.
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England
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Paris
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France
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Suez
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Enterprise
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Levant
Europe
Switzerland
Republicans Plan Big Outdoor Rally Ahead of Conventions
Washington May 7 The two parties push outdoor event plans to notify nominees of convention choices. Republicans eye Cleveland Municipal Stadium for 80 000 capacity ceremony near the convention hall while Democrats plan to notify Roosevelt at Franklin Field Philadelphia. President Green backs Roosevelt re election. Farley touts farm relief boosting goods to the West amid primary twists in South Dakota and California.
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Washington
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Philadelphia
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Cleveland Stadium
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Green
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Alton
Topeka Interview Promotes Anti-New Dealers Coalition
Paul Block publisher advocates a coalition ticket with Governor Lenden for president and former Massachusetts Governor Joseph Ely for vice president in a Topeka interview. He, in talks with London yesterday, urges unity against new leaders.
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Topeka
Kan
Paul Block
Coalision
Antinew Lealers
Lenden
Joseph’ B. Ely
Massachusetts
Democrat
Block
Landon
Mrs G A Ross of Wessington Dies in Huron Hospital
Mrs Pearl Mabel Otto Ross of Wessington died in Huron hospital last night about 7 30 o clock. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Presbyterian Church in Wessington with burial in the local cemetery. She was born January 16 1902 in Wessington and married G A Ross of Wessington in Clarke in 1935. Surviving are her husband and infant son, her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Otto of Wessington, six sisters and two brothers: Mrs Minnie Schilling Wessington, Mrs Grece Jeffers Pauline and Emma Otto of Huron, Mrs Elsie Baum of Midwest Wye, Mrs Arnold Williams Wolsey, Ted Otto of Drummond Montana, and Carl Otto of Wessington.
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Wessington
Huron Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Pearl Mabel Otto
G. A. Ross
Clarke
Mr. Ross
Frank Otto
Minnie’ Schilling
Grece Jeffers
Pauline
Emma Otto
Huron
Elsie Baum
Midwest
Wye
Arnold Williams
Wolsey
Ted Otto
Drummond
Mont
Carl Otto
Adams To Speak At Dinner In Huron
About 100 Congregational Church workers from Huron and nearby areas are expected for a laymen’s dinner at the Congregational Church in Huron. Donald Adams of New Haven Connecticut will be the main speaker on laymen and the church. Adams is a former Rotary international president and directs laymen’s work for Congregational Church in the United States. He is touring South Dakota visiting Brookings Huron Aberdeen and Watertown.
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Huron
W. Keck
Donald Adams
New Haven
Conn
General Church Council
Adams
Rotary
Keex
Adama
United States
South da
Borah Loses Out London in Faulk County Returns
Final returns from Faulk County 37 precincts show Borah winning 500 to 490 in the Republican presidential delegates race. Chandler Gurney leads C A Christopherson 757 to 238 in the Republican senatorial race. In the Democratic contest Fred H Hildebrandt leads C L Chase 161 to ...
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Hughes
Clark
Gurney
Christopherson
Landon
Borah
Midwest Agricultural
Faulkton
Faulk County
Chandler Gurney
C. A Christopherson
Fred H. Hildebrandt
C. L. Chase
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