Air Mail Week Plans In Huron Area May 12 1914
G O P leaders warn aid bill threatens solvency as Huron area towns prepare a special airmail pickup service next week. Two planes will dispatch Thursday from W Huron Municipal Airport to cover Wolsey Wessington Mitler and other towns, returning mail to Huron for onward air routes with coordination from Aberdeen Watertown Pierre Rapid City and Mitchell. Local celebrations include a high school band welcome in Wessington Springs and a breakfast meeting of retailers and chamber officials to boost observance of the one day airmail service.
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Huron
South Dakota
W. W. Howes
Lixt
Kenneth Neville
Wolsey
Wessington
Mitler
Wessington Springs
Wounsedlset
Alpena
Virgil
Austin L. Lythe
Irequois
Buneral
Willow Lake
Do Smet
Lake Preston
Madison
Carthage
Lytie
Turon
Daakote
Aberdeen
Watertown
Pierre
Rapid City
Mitchell
Ethag
Mt Vernon
Loomis
Springs Wa
Fharon
Marvin Hughitt
Chamber of Commerce Retail
G. V. Gassman
Gussman
Baby Colan Makes Normal Recovery
CHICAGO May LP Appearing alert and happy Baby Helaine Colan is recovering from surgery to remove her left eye after glioma of the retina threatened her life. Surgeons report the 5 week old infant rests quietly when awake and show a good chance to save her from total blindness. doctors have not decided if removal of the right eye is necessary.
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Chicago
Helaine Colan
Robert H. Good
Irving Berlin Turns Fifty As Songwriter Keeps Busy
Hollywood notes reveal Irving Berlin, famed for modern American folk songs, reaching his 50th birthday. Berlin downplays the milestone, already juggling melodies for a Broadway revue and continuing to shape musical trends.
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Irving Berlin
Hollywood
Irving Bertin
Pinko
America
Uko
Doctors named to head South Dakota Medical Society
The 1939 South Dakota Medical Association convention in Aberdeen announced Dr. J. C. Shirley of Huron as president-elect with plans to move the office to Aberdeen in 1939. Other officers include Dr. E. A. Pittenger as retiring president, Dr. J. R. Westrby as delegate, and Dr. J. H. Lloyd and Dr. B. M. Hart as district counselors. The Aberdeen meeting also created a new Mobridge district and named Dr. C. B. Lowe as councilor. Newby heads the Ophthalmology Otolaryngology Academy in Rapid City, with Dr. M. D. Newby elected president and Dr. H. L. Saylor as secretary. The convention featured clinics, scientific addresses, and Roentgen-Magie diagnostic discussions.
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Aberdeen
J. C. Shirley
Huron
South Dakota Medical Association
Marvin Hughitt
Dr. Shirley
J. F. D. Cook
Langford
Theste
Shirley
E. A. Pittenger
O. J. Mahte
Mitchell
State Society
J. R. Westrby
Madison
American Medical Association
C. E. Sherwood
J.D. Whiteside
W. G. McGeo
Watertown
B. M. Hart
Onida
J. H. Lloyd
Mabee
Society
M.holt
Yankton
Itha North Dakota
South Dako Group
Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology Division
Northwest
State Medical Society
Walter Fansler
University of Minanesote
Virgil “S. Coun
Air Mail Speed Reflected Here in Huron
A letter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kingdon of 231 Seventh Street Southeast shows the rapid air mail service. Sent by Rev. Robert Kingdon from Honolulu on May 6 at 11 a.m. it arrived in Huron by 1 p.m. Sunday for Mother's Day delivery after routing via Cheyenne, Wyoming. The China Clipper carried the mail, shortening transit from nine to 15 days.
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Huron
Henry Kingdon
Seventh Street
Robert Kingdon
Pilgrim Church
Honolulu
See Problem In Big Wheat Crop See Problem In Big Wheat Crop
Washington reports a crop forecast that the 1938 winter wheat crop would be the second largest in history. Officials warn that to prevent price declines a processing tax may be needed and a loan program likely to hold prices above 60 cents per bushel. Rep Hope argues current controls may be insufficient to cut acreage.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
AAA
Hope
Kansan
Hous Agriculture Committee
Brazil Faces Fascist Revolt in Rio De Janeiro
A brief battle in Rio de Janeiro ended with the surrender of integralist fascists who failed to seize the presidential palace and other government buildings. The revolt drew in army unions and civilians amid global tensions from China and Spain. Haile Selassie sought recognition from Britain and France as Ethiopia’s fate hung at the League of Nations.
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Brazil
Weak O
Fie
de Janeiro
China
Spain
Italy
Rebela
Integralist
Getulio Vargas
Unien
Geneva
Haile. Selassie
Ethiopia
League of Nations Council
Selassie
Great Britain
France
Iuly
Haile Selassie
Asheville
Diana
Amoy
Castellon
Valencia
Utilities strike accord on death sentence clause
Washington May 31 The Securities Commission chairman William O Douglas welcomed a constructive move as 14 utilities firms agreed to work out methods to comply with the death sentence clause of the Utilities Holding Company Act. Five executives will confer with the SEC while officials foresee a possible early resumption of utilities construction and defense related power needs.
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Washington
William O. Douglas
The
Securities Commission
Utilities Holding Company
Dougina
SEC
Roosevelt
Senate Confirms South Dakota Postmasters
The Senate confirmed Tuesday the nomination of Joseph A. Crowley of Sioux Falls SD as postmaster. It also confirmed SD postmaster nominees Gertrude Severson Brandt James Kohlman Conde Alfred Paine Doland John Dunn Norbert King Frankfort George Foltz Herrick J Russell Anderson Irene Anna Dithmer Kadoka Florence Langer Oliver Charles Stutanroth Redfield Kathryn Speirs Rew Heights Helen Kiefer White Lake.
Students Plan To Rebuke Hague On Princeton Campus
Princeton University students plan a demonstration against Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City. They sought a permit for a meeting on the Mayor’s own town and invited Hague to debate with Norman Thomas. Senator Willem Borsh and others urged moving the scene to Jersey City.
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Hague
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University Studs
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Joh van Ness, Jr
Willem Borsh
Idaho
Norman Thomas
van Ness
Society
U.S
John Milton
Thomas
Seek Inquiry Of Hague Activities
Washington May 4 The Senate Civil Liberties Committee has received hundreds of requests to probe the New Jersey municipal government led by Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City Senator Thomas Utah said the panel must decide if it has authority to investigate and whether extra funds are available before acting President Roosevelt called the matter a local police issue and said the federal government could do nothing A Jersey City visit by Rep OConnell and Rep Farm Labor was canceled after fears of possible bloodshed emerged
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Washington
Senate Civil Liberties Comannee
New Jersey
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Thomas
Utah
Ol “Thomas
Fromersey City
Roosevelt
Free Assembly
O'Connell
Montana
Hague
la Follette Civil Liberties
Bernard
Buronians pledge support for Highway 14 plan
A Buronian delegation met with the South Dakota Highway Commission in Pierre to pledge full cooperation in the Federal Highway 14 development. The Huron group backed rerouting Highway 14 via the Bad River Valley from Fort Pierre to Midland, shortening Pierre Rapid City travel by about 20 miles. The Highway Aid Association was reorganized with Judge J. F. Hughes of Fort Pierre as president and voted to back the Bad River relocation and ongoing Highway 14 efforts.
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Pierre
State Highway Commission
Huron
Parley-Wareing
Chamber of Commerce
L. C. Hoffman
Chamber
W. Chitty
A. B. Blake
Highway Commission
Highway 14
Hhron
Fort Pierre
Midland
Rapid City
Highway Aid Association
3. F. Hughes
Minnesota
Deadwood
House Approves Navy Compromise
Washington May 11 The House approved a Senate House conference report on the administration's naval expansion plan. The compromise authorizes 46 warships 26 auxiliary vessels and one experimental airship at an estimated cost of 5 109 656 000. Senate approval is expected before Roosevelt's signature.
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Washington
Howse
Senate House
Senate
Roosevelt
Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate Naval Committee
Believe Crest Reached In River
Aitkin food zone evacuees moved from flooded areas as the Mississippi river rose one and a half inches. Governor Elmer Berson planned a visit to stricken territory while tributaries receded giving hope the crest had reached. Twin Cities industries faced a river stage near danger, Minneapolis pumping stations reported slight seepage but no supply danger.
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ST. Paul
Mississippi River
State
Elmer Berson
Ft Meade Soldier Fatally Injured In Motorcycle Crash
An enlisted Fort Meade Troop B Fourth Cavalry soldier, Neugebauer, was killed in a motorcycle accident at the focal fair grounds near dusk Tuesday. He struck a spectator rope, was thrown, and suffered a fractured leg and broken neck. Survived by parents Herman and Irene, two brothers Helmuth and Elmer, and sister Mine Irene. burial in Parkston.
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Sidiwas
Aney Usay
Merman
Neugebauer
About
Parkston
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Meade
Focal Fair
Clarence Hoel
Rex Jeide
Dale Short
Herman Neugebauer
Helmuth Neugebauer
Elmer Neugebauer
Irene -Neugebauer
Rapid- City
Doctor Speaks On Socialized Medicine At Lions Luncheon
Dr J R Westaby of Madison and past president of the South Dakota Medical Society spoke to the Huron Lions Club at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel Tuesday noon. He warned that socialized medicine threatens care quality, citing failures in European systems as a basis for his discussion.
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Lions
J. R. Westaby
Madison
South Dakota Medical Society
Huron Lions Club
Marvin Hughitt
Westaby
Cleaning House For 60 Cents In Want Ads
Notice describes selling unwanted items to clear clutter and earn extra money. It emphasizes spring cleaning and using want ads to move old furniture and generate cash promptly. The ad invites readers to place a want ad to prove its usefulness for clearing space and boosting income.
Republicans Urge Probe Of WPA Relief By Local Boards
Republican members of the House appropriations committee press for an investigation of the Works Progress Administration and relief handling. They call for bi partisan local federal relief boards, curb lending via a $3 billion program, and broad changes to Roosevelt era economic policy. The 12 point plan urges tax revisions, welfare reforms, and limits on federal grants, contending relief is politicized and tied to the New Deal.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Taber and Eaton
New York
Wigglesworth
Massachusetts
Republias National Committee
Works Progress
Bacon
Ae “House
Towal Artisan Boards
New Deal
Chaim
Treasury
Debme
Senate
Rules Committee
Administration
Bee Congress
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Highway 14 State Commission
Socal
Minority Report
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