Government in business debate sparks constitutional clash
Fred W. Sargent of the Northwestern argues against government ownership in private enterprise. He warns that federal interference in business would violate the fifth amendment and harm private property values, urging caution before expanding government roles. He recalls South Dakota experiences where state ventures failed or faltered, stressing reliance on private enterprise unless it cannot serve efficiently or honestly.
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Fred W. Sargent
The
North Western
United States Chamber of Commerce
Sargent
South Dakota
Practical observance of Mothers Day prompts action on maternal deaths
The piece notes 16,000 U S mothers die annually with 10,000 preventable deaths and urges practical care. It highlights nationwide efforts to improve maternity and infant care, led by organizations including the South Dakota League of Women Voters urging increased funding for care of mothers and infants.
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United States
South Dakota League of Women Voters
Mothers Day Program Urges Protecting Mothers Lives
Miss Florence Walker, director of the division of child welfare, has led a state drive that reduced the death rate around childbirth. She stresses on Mothers Day from public platforms in Huron and nationwide the need for protecting the lives of mothers. Organized effort can save thousands of mothers.
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Florence Walker
Atete Board of Health
Huron
U. S
Costly complaint over loud children at Huron band concerts
In Huron, residents object to noisy children at J W Campbell park during Music Week as the community band under Carl Christensen performs. City taxpayers fund concerts for the public good yet some parents treat shows as unsupervised play hours. Police may quiet disruptive children. future concerts require supervision or silence.
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Citiceens
Huron
J. W. Campbell Park
Carl Christensen
Haron
King and Boy Share Spotlight at White House Visit
The White House hosted King Prajadhipok of Siam and Bryan Hoover, a Colorado boy, sharing informal chats and a family scene. The king toured social settings while Bryan recounted how his school bus stalled in a blizzard, drawing a contrast between royal dignity and boyhood resourcefulness.
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T King
Christian Science Monitor
White House
Hollywood
Siam
Boydon
Prajadhipok
Bryan Untiect
Mr. Hoover
Peggy Ann
Colorado
Hodyver
Bangkok
Bryan
Mnore
Boydom
Republic
Morelace
Deacon Hill
King Prajadhipok
Bryant
Courlier
Costs of Medical Care in Washington City
A Columbus dispatch notes a committee finds Washington spends an average $50 per person on medical care. One third of patients are treated free or at reduced rates, and the piece argues charges should relate to ability to pay. It also discusses broader implications for national costs and public health.
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Columbus
Ohio
Washington City
Satan
City of
United States
National 4 H Club Congress Awards For Clothing Clubs
Four winners in Chicago will receive a three week education tour to historic shrines in the United States during July 1522. County and state prizes include medals and trips, with Miss Vida Mach as last year’s national champion, competing in tailored wool dress and other classes.
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United States
Chicago
National Committee On Boys
Winnier
Weist
Chicoke
Vida Mach
South Dakota
Europe
Miss Mach
Troop 5 Scouts Track Advances and Camp Plans
Hu ron Boy Scouts troop 5 held a meeting this week with demonstrations and plans for hikes and camping. Samuel Shaw, Kendall Strickland, Royal Janish, Cee Crawford, and Gustafson showed progress on nature, mile hike, first aid, signaling, and Tenderfost tests. Scribe Seving Axelrad is updating records for wall cards showing advancement attendance and dues, with 23 scouts present.
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Huron Boy Scouts Troop 5
Samuel Shaw
Kendall Strickland
Royal Janish
Cee Crawford
Gustafson
Maurice Gowdy
Seving Axelrad
Axelrad
Marshall Townsend
Harold Scadamore
Sixteen Girls Enroll in Highmore Scout Troop
Sixteen girls enrolled in the Highmore Girl Scout troop at a meeting in the county superintendent of schools office. A follow up meeting is planned with Mrs. R. E. Cone expected to attend. All girls aged 11 to 18 are urged to attend as the American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the Highmore Girl Scouts.
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Highmore
County Superintendent of Schools
RE. Cone
Girl Scouts
Hudson
American Legion Auxiliary
Sacajawea Girls To Have Family Picnic
Sacajawea Girl Scouts plan a June family picnic to celebrate the breep’a second anniversary. Mary Jean Scruby reports the group met Wednesday after roll call. Cardinal patrol studied signalling while Owl patrol observed trees around the church. Elaine Ghman earned the Tenderfoot badge. Juanita Stam and Bryne Anderson earned second class and Observers. Gladys White earned the first aid badge. Games followed.
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Sacajawea
Mary Jean Scruby
Vrdep
Cardinal
Owl
Bluebirds
Elaine Ghman
Juanita Stam
Bryne Anderson
Gladys White
Sully County Plans Annual 4H Club Rally
Sully County 4H clubs schedule their annual rally day in Onide on May 23. The program starts at 1 a.m. with a free movie Under the 4H Flag, followed by registration and distribution of 4H club pins. Girls bring lunch baskets, and boys provide homemade ice cream. A program of stunts showcases acts related to state and out of state events.
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Sully County
Onide
Mother Described as Best Friend in Beadle County League Note
A Beadle County league member Schwartz praises his mother as his first teacher and nurse. He recalls her guiding him through games, walking, Sunday school, illness, and injuries. He extols her as the world's best mother, whose love inspires him beyond measure.
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Eee Schwartz
Ge Schwartz
Vay Y. C. L
Beadle County
God
Brule Leaguers Report On Work
South Dakota Young Citizens league members report in Brule county at the state convention in Pierre. They note 74 rural schools and 73 active leagues, with programs to raise money for equipment, emphasis on school spirit, and regional chorus work coordinated by Mrs. Perle Conant. County convention held April 1 with elected delegates and a 25 cent per local organization levy for delegates’ expenses.
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Young Citizens League
South Dakota
Aileen Erickson
Young Citizen
Pierre
Brule County
C. Rae
Fullerton
C. S
Perle Conant
Conent
Serend
Rudy Clubs Plan To Attend Summer Camp
The Merry Maida Poultry club met at the John Rudy home May 6 with most members present. Mereella Mciabee, vice president, led the session. Genevieve Honrath was elected to accompany Mrs. J. P. Rudy to the leader's convention in Carthage on May 9. The club plans to attend summer camp and participate in the stunt program. The exit club and the poultry club will host two picnics soon. The next meeting will be at John Wallace’s home on June 8, reported Madonna McNabor.
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Merry Maida Poultry Club
John Rudy
Mereella Mciabee
Genevieve Honrath
J. P. Rudy
Carthage
John Wallace
Madonna McNabor
Miller Scouts Have Second Outdoor Meet
The Miller Boy Scout troop 12 held another outdoor meeting with Scoutmaster Charles Rudd and Claire Hult guiding the group. Dwight Danburg notes the evening went well with minor mishaps. Five boys earned second class cooking and three earned fire-building. Claire Mull named assistant scoutmaster amid broad troop support.
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Miller Boy Scout
Dwight Danburg
Charles Rudd
Claire Hult
Dwight Sys
Clare Mull
Legion Poppies Arrive in Huron For Memorial Day Drive
The American Legion Auxiliary receives memorial poppies made by disabled veterans in Hot Springs South Dakota as part of a fundraiser for World War II dead. Leaders announce a pledge of cooperation from William Reaves post and emphasize each flower funds a veteran’s family or reintegration, with about 10 million poppies produced and roughly $100,000 paid to veterans this year.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Battle Mountain Aunitarium
Hot Springs
5. D
William Reaves
American Legion
France
Belgium
P. Gordon
Auxiliary Headquarters
Flanders Fields
Col
John McCrea
Huron
Gordon
Collegians entertain Lake Preston students
Representatives of Wessington Springs Junior College entertained Lake Preston high school students Thursday afternoon. The program featured male quartet selections and readings, with Professor H B Ansted, president of the college, accompanying the performers.
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Collegians
Lake Preston
Wessington Springs Junior College
Lake Preston High School
H. B. Ansted
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Highlights Local Events
Twenty years ago in Huron the state’s attorney William Issenhuth of Redfield was shot but only slightly wounded by a deranged son. Doctors Chichester and Murdy located the bullet four or five inches from the spine but could not remove it. Coler Campbell departed for Pipestone and Sioux Falls for Shrine activities. Masons Gordon Erickson and R. M. Barr headed to Sioux Falls for the Shrine meeting. Beadle County Commissioner Otto Mayer returned from Joliet with Runyan Gravity air motor endorsement. Washington reports note Senator Crawford ill with cough and cold, confined to his room. Local residents J J Salisbury H A Perriton J H Elwell attended Shrine events in Sioux Falls. Francis E. Siger and Alta M. Hallaker received a marriage license. Mrs. W. G. Goodrich left for Des Moines for a visit, aided part of the way by Mr. Goodrich.
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William Issenhuth
Redfield
Sioux Falls
Otto Mayer
Cavour
Beadie County
Joliet, NL
A. L Runyan
Minois Steel Company
Mr. Bunyan
Washington
Crawford
Capitol
J. J. Salisbury
H A. Perriton
J. H. Elwell
Francis E. Siger
Alta M. Hallaker
Huron
W. G. Goodrich
Des Moines
Goodrich
Theresa Junior Local Meeting and Mother's Day Program
The Theresa Junior local held a meeting on May 1 with 12 members responding to roll call per secretary Mary Wilson. A Mother's Day program was presented, the regular business session was brief, and lunch was served. The Lakeside Dairy Calf club of Lake Preston will meet today at Art Kopperud’s home with expectations of many new members and plans to organize a calf club and a pig project.
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Theresa
Mary Wilson
Lakeside
Lake Preston
Boms
Art Kopperud
Huron Civic Chorus Seeks 250 Voices for May Performance
To the Editor the citizens of Huron praise the music week effort but urge full city support for the Huron Civic chorus. They promote Mendelssohn Hymn of Praise on May 27 and call for at least 250 singers to bolster arts with the same vigor as commerce. They urge collective backing by all residents.
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Heron
Music Week
Huron
Huron Civic Chorus
South Dakota
Mur
Mendelssohn
Huron Musical
Mitchell
Plans Made For Walther Meeting In South Dakota
Rev Faul Lindeman of Redeemer Lutheran Church St Paul will define the convention sermon for the South Dakota Walther League meeting in Huron next month. Rev DT H Joeckel announced. The event includes a state oratorical contest with zone winners May 17 and a film Excedem about Luther.
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Faul Lindeman
Redeemer Lutheran Church
St. Paul
American Lutheran
South Dakota Walther League
Huron
DT. H. Joeckel
Lutheran Church of the Missouri Synod
State Walther League
W. H. Jurgens
Spencer
A. F. Vandrey
Byron
Ema Thill
Sioux Falls
Selma Schleunes
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Northern Gypsy Queen Wins Swimming Honor
Miss Jeanne Champlin of Aberdeen won high honors at a swimming meet at Northern State Teachers College. She placed first in the 40 yard freestyle and in two dives, second in the trudgeon stroke, earning a loving cup for high honors as upperclassmen beat the freshmen 5244 to 481.
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Aberdeen
Jeanne Champlin
Northern State Teachers College
Champlin
Marjorie Black
Big Stone
Faye Knapp
Helen Giesen
Kidder High School Announces 9 Graduates
Nine students comprise the Kidder high school graduating class this year. Named are Ve Fisher, Clera Satrum, Myrtie Mata Wolf, Beulsh Haverly, Mery Wiopty Masson Marjorie Raho Yngrar St. Netta Fisher is listed as valedictorian. Clare Satrum is salutatorian.
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Kidder
Kidder High School
Ve Fisher
Clera Satrum
Myrtie Mata Wolf
Beulsh Haverly
Mery Wiopty Masson
Marjorie Raho Yngrar
Clase
Vinetta Fisher
Clare Aetun
Torian
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