Wages Rise Signal in Nation as Steel Output Expands
President Roosevelt cited improving business conditions with concrete signs across the country. In Youngstown Ohio steel production jumped after three open hearth furnaces opened, boosting activity to 36 percent capacity. Two more blast furnaces slated to come online this week. Greenwood South Carolina mills announced a 10 percent wage increase effective immediately, affecting hundreds of workers. In New York J S Bache and Company granted a 10 percent salary rise for all staff prior to January 1. These scattered reports suggest a favorable trend in wages and industry.
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The
Nation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Youngstown
Associated Press
Ohio Works
Carnegie Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Republic Steel Corporation
Greenwood
S. C
New York
Stock Exchange
J. S. Bache and Company
Wall Street
America's Naval Strength Faces Funding and Policy Dilemma
The general board of the navy warns American naval inferiority and urges immediate construction of 43 warships including carriers cruisers destroyers submarines and a cruiser. But critics question timing given federal finances and an upcoming international disarmament conference. The piece notes a split in public opinion over armament reductions versus maintaining a capable navy while aiming for a dull treaty strength.
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General Board of the Navy
Navy
General Board
England
Japan
Wasted Education and the Washington Delegation
A group of graduates in cap and gown visited Washington to highlight the lack of job opportunities for diploma holders. The piece notes colleges have worked to train leaders despite shortcomings, producing capable young graduates who now face a bleak job market.
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Washington
Wasted Brain Power Amid Depression’s Drag on Talent
A fragment notes lack of chance to use talents and develop leadership during the depression. It laments wasted brain power as a key negative consequence, portraying a society stifled by economic hardship and limited opportunity. The brief reflects concern for potential unfulfilled due to systemic constraints.
Attorney General studies plan to curb racketeers
The attorney general is reported to be studying the possibility of new legislation to let the department of justice attack racketeering in American cities. Present laws mainly allow federal action for income tax or interstate commerce interference. Advocates call for a direct offensive with more federal power, noting state and local authorities often fail to fight racketeers.
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Cummings
Department of Justice
Sam
Debt Burden and Inflation Drive Farm Mortgage Debate
National debt figures from the Twentieth Century Fund led by Edward A. Filene show long term indebtedness at about 40 percent of wealth and 20 percent of income, with total debt around $134 billion. The piece urges equal consideration of borrower and lender rights in farm mortgages, arguing relief for the farmer who risked savings while values fall.
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Edward A. Filene
Boston
United States
South Dakota tree bounty law draws growing interest
Public Opinion notes rising inquiries about the state tree bounty. The digest outlines eligibility and county requirements for bounty payments up to five dollars per acre for up to 11 acres over ten years, with detailed spacing rules by species and planting standards.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Board of County Cemmmissioners
A Boy and His Book Prompts Quiet School Year Reflections
A column reflects on the last days of school and the lasting value of reading for boys. It notes how freedom from classes often prompts boys to read, imagine, and learn beyond the classroom, shaping discipline of thought and personal growth through books.
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America
Frank P- Graham
University of North Carolina
Jamboree Trip Planned for 28 Scouts at $250
Regional executives in St Paul sponsor a 28 member Region 10 Jamboree party to Godollo Hungary for the World Jamboree August 2 to 15, 1993. Block chairs a committee to organize travel by ship and rail with a total per person cost not to exceed 250 dollars. Ralph A Dunnings named scoutmaster. applications due May 29 and must be paid by participants or families.
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Godollo
Budapest
Hungary
W. C. Block
Birkstohead
England
St. Paul
Bleck
Godolla
Black
Minesota State Fair Grounds
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
New York City
New York
Malaga
Cannes
Monte Carlo
Genoa
Naples
Venice
Vienna
Budpest
Trieste
S. S. Vulcanis
Spalato
Piraeus
Negles
Palermo
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Azores
W.S. Block
Minneapolis
Mr. Block
J. N. Collins
Minn
F. D
Davis
Faribault
A. M
Perssonal
Block
Ralph A Dunnning
Duluth Toomedil
Mc Dunning
Duluth
Grant League Marshmallow Roast Plans
Grant Young Citizens league held a meeting led by president Helen Smith with flag salute pledge and roll call. Minutes were read, officers elected, and a humorous contest ended with a planned marshmallow roast for the winners or, as no side won, a group marshmallow roast.
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Grant League
Grant Young Citizens League
Helen Smith
Rosst
Allen King
Skillet Squad Meeting Set at Halene Irving Home
The Sand Creek Skillet club will meet at Halene Irving's home on May 10. Alice Dwyer prepares a marketing report while Doris Diekhoff presents on The Care of the Skin. Mavel Eggleston reviews the month's music. judging quick breads is the main topic. samples of muffins will be judged. Sara Dewing plans a visit to explain judging methods. Halene Irvying invites all members to attend.
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Skillet Squad
Sand Creek Skillet Squad
Halene Irving
Alice Dwyer
Doris Diekhoff
Mavel Eggleston
Sara Dewing
Halene Iryviig
Homecraft Club Formed At Cavour High School
An organizing meeting for a Home Craft 4H club was held at Cavour High School. Miss Sara L. Dewing served as chairwoman until Mary M. Maag was elected. Ethelyn Bloodgood became vice president and Genevieve Fenton secretary. The large group split into two study groups, one in Richland township and one in Cavour, with Mrs Otto Lather and Mrs W G Beniston assisting as local readers. Dewing showcased project demonstrations, club literature was distributed, and a May 17 meeting at the schoolhouse was planned.
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Cavour High School
Sara L. Dewing
Mary M. Maag
Ethelyn Bloodgood
Genevieve Fenton
Richland Township
Cavour
Otto Lather
W. G. Beniston
Hughes Co Rural Pupils Rally in Blunt Saturday
Hughes county rally day drew teachers, pupils, and parents to Blunt with rural school exhibits in the high school and adjacent rooms. The all county chorus directed by Mrs Cecil Ludwig performed in the gym, followed by a parade and a circus procession.
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Hughes Co
Hughes County
Blunt
Blunt School
All County Chorus
Cecil Ludwig
DeGrey School
Blunt High School
Poultry Talks For Beadle Biddies Club Meetings
Beadle Biddies Club members will hold talks at each meeting covering Feeding the Young Chicks Poultry Diseases and related topics. The educational demonstrations aim to help members care for poultry and gain speaking experience. After talks, questions and lively discussions follow with Mil dred Svee reporting.
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Beadle Biddies Club
Mildred Svee
Alpena Girl Scouts Name Cast for Play It's a Ming
Alpena Girl Scouts met at the schoolhouse Tuesday after school to choose the cast for the play It's a Ming Theda Leighton troop reporter notes others will perform between acts. Girls also work Saturdays on flower beds they are planting.
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Alpena
Theda Leighton
Do You Know Her Horizonta Puzzle List and Clues
Puzzle list presents numerous cryptic style clues with numbers and partial words. It appears as a mixed set of definitions including names, foreign terms, and common vocabulary items. The page shows fragmented entries, some indicating marriage notices, gazette like notes, and miscellaneous wordplay across vertical and horizontal sections.
School Teacher Honored By True Spirit League
Members of the True Spirit league of Murray school in Custer township surprised their teacher Miss Margaret Long on her birthday. Vernon Stahly and Robert Pamp presented an angel food cake made by Mrs William Stahly and Laura Pamp. Miss Long received a handkerchief shower.
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True Spirit League of the
Murray
Custer Township
Margaret Long
Vernon Stahly
Robert Pamp
William Stahly
Laura Pamp
Miss Long
Ethelyn Beck
Fairfield School Surprise Picnic Honors Teacher and Pupils
The Fairfield school staff and students, taught by Miss Walraven, were honored with a surprise picnic on Friday noon. Mothers and district friends provided dinner. the afternoon featured visiting, music, and photos. Attendees included several local families as well as Mrs. Meggie Walraven and Evelyn. The event celebrated an early end before final exams.
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Fairfield School
Walraven
H. L Pownell
H. S. Bushfield
Steve Boosma
William Broer
Arthur DeVries
Mayvis
Meggie Walraven
Evelyn
W. Kruse
RC. Lytle
Ralph Kaump
Broadland
Bernadine Motley's Industrial Tour Aboard a Train
Bernadine Motley recounts a city tour through Huron including a Pullman sleeper filtration plant courthouse gas company Nebi Bottling and the Huronite newsroom. She notes the Marvin Hughitt hotel Tootview overlook a dinner stop a ball game and a train ride before returning home with best wishes.
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Marvin Hughitt
Nebi Bottling Company
Bernadine
Sewing Spinsters Club Plans Summer Meetings
During a May 6 business meeting at Loraine Burnside’s home Ruth Fuller read the treasurer’s report and Lila Mae Gut reported on the stunt committee. The group decided to hold a meeting on the first Tuesday of each month in summer to ease attendance and discuss plans to raise funds to attend. Refreshments were served and croquet followed.
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Loraine Burnside
Ruth Fuller
Lila’ Mae Gut
Cmp
Lucky Strivers Club Begins Work On Quilt
The Lucky Strivers 4 H group met Friday at the Hill home with seven members and seven visitors. Girls' dress inspections were followed by quilting blocks. several songs and games engaged the group. Norma Rae led the activities and Dorothy Hintermeister hosted the next meeting, as noted by Eva Belle Baum.
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Lucky Strivers Club
Lucky Strivers
Tone
Hill
Norma Rae
Dorothy
Hintermester
Eva Belle - Baum
Golden Rule Y C L Holds Final Meeting of Year
The Golden Rule Y C L of Grant district held its last meeting this school year in May. Layira Winters, president, called the meeting to order and minutes were read by secretary Bar Alet Marons. Plans were made for Peavey to be held May 21 on the school grounds. Irene Bailey made the motion to adjourn at 8 o'clock, seconded by Ralph Van.
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Golden Rule Y.C. L
Golden Rule League
Grant c
A.trict
K ‘Eting
Layira
Winters
Bar
Alet Marons
Peavey
Irene Bailey
Ralph van
Carnival at McBride School Sparks Quilt Mislaying Tale
At a McBride school social last Saturday hosted by Miss Amy S Radcliffe Edith, a Willing-Workers member, recalls members present who allegedly used the Sunbonnet Girl quilt made by the girls and then reportedly hid it away in the basement where some boys were seen.
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McBride School
Amy S. Radcliffe
Edith
Willing - Workers League
Boxing Match and Carnival Weather Postponement
A boxing match and two shouting booths drew crowds while foods and other goods were sold. Due to weather the play and carnival were rescheduled for May 13 with a repeat performance expected.
Sewing Club Plans Holding Candy Sale
Queen's Star Stitchers met Saturday May 6 at the leader's home with full roll call. A cookie sale report sparked plans for a candy sale, to be scheduled. Practice judging used new laundry bags as subjects. A play titled School Bell Fever was performed by Esther Hage Esther Passerheim and Gloria McFee. The next meeting is set for May 27 at 2 PM at Ella Mae and Elsie Disney's home.
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Esther Hage
Esther Passenheim
Gloria Mc Fee
Ella Mae
Elsie Disney
Satway
Esther Passerheim
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs B L Styer and daughter Misa Kathleen left for Salem to visit relatives. Brookings track meet entrants from Huron high school included Miss Cloudis Harnes Tila Storksor Fern Finnicle Ruth Jones and Helen Oviatt who will stay for the visitors reception. Ethel Gardner left for Rapid City to visit. Mrs Gertrude Rolph returned from Watertown. Rev Hubert Ketelle returned from Sioux Falls after business. Kora W Snyder returned from Aldimore and other western points on business. Hitchcock News Leader Denny Sauer in Huron as Hitchcock business visitor Wednesday.
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B. L. Styer
Misa Kathleen
Salem
Brookings
Huron High School
Cloudis Harnes
Tila Storksor
Fern Finnicle
Ruth Jones
Helen Oviatt
Wate
Ethel Gardner
A. K. Gardner
Rapid City
Gertrude Rolph
Watertown
Hubert Ketelle
Sioux Falls
Kora W. Snyder
Agidmore
West
Hitchcock News
Denny Sauer
Huron
Was & Hitchcock
Real Estate Transfers From Beadle Coury Abstract Co
Frank E Stratton transfers listed to M G Wharton and Wolsey in Wol sey area with lot measurements and project notes. Bee line indicates transfer of Lot 1 Bik 3 0 P Wolsey and other parcel details.
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Beadle Coury, Abstract & Title Co
Frank E. Stratton
Inger’b. Barnes
Virgil
Wit & Sem
HG. Wharton
M. G. Wharton
Wolsey
Bik
P. Wolsey
Singing Family Is Convention Feature
Dr William Louis Poteat and his wife long known in North Carolina music circles featured at a convention. The Wake Forest president emeritus and his alto partner performed with a family group as their son sang a solo, highlighting five decades of choir involvement and deep musical interest.
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Raleigh
N.C
Houbert- Mi
Wake Forest
North Carolina
William Louis Poteat
Wake Forest_collage
Wis
W. TL. Poteat
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McCannon
Robert D. Lush
Auron
Associaies Press
Burgan
Hocmarrow
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers
Inu
Poveyey
Christian Science Monitor
Tribune
Central
Evelyn Hartnagel
Horizonta
Lacy
Persia
Lera
Samuel
Jagy
Adams
Bernadine Motley
Frankfort
Sewing Club
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