Wolsey Names Honor Pupils For 1932 33 Class
Gordon Custer named valedictorian for Wolsey high school 1932 class with Dorothy Braun saluatorian for 1933. Both active in clubs and activities. Senior play May 12 at Wolsey Opera House. baccalaureate May 14. commencement May 18 with 14 diplomas. Listed graduates include Babcock, Bonnes, Braun, Custer, Larsen, Lumbard, Morse, Nelson, Risetter, Soberg, Siemens, Staufiacher, Thompson, Zebarth.
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Wolsey
Gordon Custer
Wolsey High’ School
Future Farmers Organiztion
Dorothy
Science Club
Girls’ Glee Club
Wolsey Opera House
Presbytian Church
Fanny Mills
G. R. McArthur
Huron
Bessie Babcock
Margaret Bonnes
Dorothy Braun
Jeanne Larsen
Burdette Lumbard
Elton Morse
Bonnie Nelson
Chester Risetter
Gladys Soberg
Katherine Siemens
Ruth Staufiacher
Dale Thompson
Melisena Zebarth
Ryan Named South Dakota Chairman for Legion Parade
A. B. Ryan of Sturgis was appointed by H. C. Kohm to lead the South Dakota section of the American Legion parade at the Chicago convention. The department plans to include four Legion drum corps and an auxiliary corps from South Dakota, anticipating large local attendance and many visitors to Chicago.
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American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Chicago
Legion
South
Dakota Legion to Camp for Chicago Trip Train Details
A Dakota Legion contingent is expected to travel to Chicago by a special train. Central points will host an adé pup event while details of the journey are announced.
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Dakota
Legion
Chicago
Slater
The Whirligig continues themes of politics and war costs
The column discusses Democratic publicity tactics after Alf Smith's defeat and a lobbyist secretary opposing army cuts. It notes skepticism about the U S Chamber of Commerce salary increases, budget figures on June debt payments, and British budget advice. It also covers Open Door tensions with Japan over Manchukuo and open-door policy responses.
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Budget Bureau
MacDonald
Lord Snow
Austin Chamberlain
Britain
Roosevelt era remarks and party views amid open door debate
The article discusses international policy clashes over Manchukuo and the open door, noting U S officials’ denials of seizing territory while accusing opponents of puppet state creation. It references Roosevelt impeachment charges, a Michigan tour for Roosevelt support, and a Republican senator’s shifted tone and farm belt letters.
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Geneva
Tokyo
Manchoukuo
Hoover
Roosevelt
Shoemalker
Minnesota
House
Michigan
Britain Eyes Argentina as Base for Trade War
In confidential reports from London, British bankers urge aggressive trade moves against the United States. They fear a depreciated dollar harms their trade and expect the Anglo Argentine pact to shift South American business away from the U S. Britain plans to use Argentina to dominate the region, owning railways and expanding investments while American capital is limited to smaller firms.
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Britain
New York
England
United States
Roosevelt
Ottawa
Argentina
Canada
Investments in Canada exceed England in scale
The article notes that investments in Canada now outpace those in England, with figures hard to pin down due to evasive tactics by American capital to dodge the home tax. It discusses fashion shifts in South America favoring French styles, and outlines stabilization concerns for Britain amid pound gains and debt burdens.
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Canada
England
Rockefeller Company to Move Sales Offices to Center
Notes indicate a New Jersey Rockefeller company will relocate its sales offices to Rockefeller Center as a strategy to attract tenants. The piece also cites a 40 percent drop in the dollar's buying power for cheese, attributing it to inflation and beer. A stock market veteran quips he owes less in the changing bulk movement.
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Bies
New Jeresey
Rockefeller
Rockefeler Center
How She Lost 29 Pounds in 3 Months
Mrs Thelma Gravely of Roseville California reports losing 29 pounds in three months using Kruschen Salts. She describes feeling better and plans to continue. The ad promises weight loss with a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast and offers a four week jar at Corner Drugstore with a money back guarantee.
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Thelma Gravely
Roseville
Calif
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al Smith
Angel
Amy
Champee of Commerce
State Department
China
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Washington
Manchounkuo
James McMullin
Tuscany
Batiste
Infant
Man's Man's Nautisook Union
Gannon
Cannon
Daria' Teel
Eac
Nuts
Spaniab
Huron, South Dakota
Newberry
France
Dariac
Huey Long
Bosmen
Sherriff
Pexade
A. United
Harriman
Liberty National
Liberty
Foreign Office
Leon Fleischman
New York World
Man Shuster
Persia
Fleischman
Amsterdam
Germany
Gerard
James G. MacDonald
The
Foreign Policy Association
Hitler
Riza
Russia
mid-Volga
Curtiss Dall
Stock Exchange
Curtiss Dal & Co
Wall Stent
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Gamble
Pei Ey
Invincible
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Gue
Avin Gale
Sam Oll Senge
Chean
Simp
Armour
Coron
Grkte
Exchange
Micre Horn
Hes
Lante
Theuynde
Ogretomer
Creepunall
Rives
Chuart
Cease Ace
Vic
Bentot
Rena
Med
Fish
Favertia Real
Beater Golf Iil
Gamble Stores
Rce
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