Spain Seeks Church State Separation Amid Turmoil
In Madrid and Granada reports outline the provisional government moving toward church and state separation. Fernando De Los Rios announced a basis for separation to be presented to a future constitutional convention. In Atarfe, four were killed and ten injured as locals defended churches from incendiary attacks, with locals blaming anti church demonstrators and some claiming attackers were communists.
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Atadrid
Vigerius
Spain
Fernando de Los Rios
Judicial Advisory Board
Granada
Atarfe
Santa Fe
Y W May Meeting Planned For Monday
Beadle Young Women's Christian Association plans its May meeting Monday at 7 30 pm at 561 Kansas Avenue SE. Devotions by Mrs E E Dean open the program with Prof A J To discuss unemployment International, followed by the college quartet and a national aspect by Mrs W H Thrall. A duet by Mrs C Laughlin and Mrs C J Darey with Mrs Fred Hurst on piano, plus a local talk by Rev F E Lochridge and the assembly singing Follow the Gleam, then refreshments and a social hour.
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Beadle Young Women’s Christian Assarts
A. M. Chenoweth
Kansas Avenue Southeast
E. E. Dean
A. J. To
Robert In
Donald Streeter
Robert Hough
Eugene Kingdon
W. H. Thrall
CS. Laughlin
C. J. Darey
Fred Hurst
F.E. Lochridge
Rev Bristor Returns From Clergy Council Visit
The Rev Wallace Bristor rector of Grace Episcopal church returned from Washington D C where he attended the College of Preachers as a South Dakota representative. Main sessions led by Rev Dr Stephen A Keeler newly elected bishop coadjutor of Minnesota covered Preaching Parochial Mission. Regular services set for Sunday at the usual hour.
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Bristor
Wallace Bristor
Grace Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
College of Preachers
South Dakota
Stephen A. Keeler
Minnesota
Father Bristol
Weather Huron Report Sees No Major Change Ahead
The bulletin notes no decided shift in temperatures with Sunday turning inclement and possible showers in western portions. Forecasters warn of a slight rise in temperatures later, as conditions remain unsettled over the weekend.
Nicholas Plays Part Of St Nick To Sly Swindler
Evanston Illinois May 16 A swindler visited Nicholas Draces restaurant posing as buyer Charles O Wiler. He dined with patrons for a week paying no checks then left after the check bounced. Nicholas filed a warrant for the man.
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Nicholas
St. Nick
Sly
Evanston, Iil
Nicholas Draces
Charles 0. Wiler
Mr. Wiler
Tim
Murray Moves To Oust Utilities
Oklahoma Governor W H Murray moves to oust 19 public utility companies via a state supreme court suit filed by special attorney Leon S Hirsh. The action seeks forfeiture of holdings, property confiscation, and an injunction to curb operations, alleging a monopoly and public nuisance since May 2 1980 with interlocking ownership and false reports for rate fixing. A transfer meeting was planned in New York.
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Oklahoma City
W. H
Murray
Leon S. Hirsh
State Supreme Court
Oldahama
Hush
New York
Hirsh
Oklahoma Natural Gas Corporation
Southwestern Natural Gas Company
Quinton Natural Gas Company
Muskogee Natural Gas, Inc
Texokan Oil Company
Oklahoma Natural Building Company
Ozark Public Service Company
Quark Holding Company
American Natural Gas Corporation
Tri-Utilities Corporation
Oklahoma
Rev Disrud To Study In New York In June
Forty workers of the American Lutheran church attended a dinner in the church basement with members of the church council and officers of various organizations. The pastor was granted a three week leave of absence in June to take a course at Columbia University in New York City. Neighboring pastors will supply the pulpit for the two Sundays he is away.
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Disrud
New York
American Lutheran Church
Church Council
Ladies’ Aid
Columbia University
New York City
Diarud
Mrs Carrie Palmer Appointed to State Child Welfare Panel
Pierre May 16 Governor War ren Green announced the appointment of Mrs Carrie Palmer of Rapid City and the reappointment of Judge Lewis Larson of Sioux Falls to the State Child Welfare Commission for two years. Mrs Palmer succeeds Alyce Alexander of Sturgis. The panel will operate under increased funding after July 1 as the legislature granted it more than 1,000 annually.
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Carrie Palmer
Green
Pierre
Warren Green
Rapid City
Lewis Larson
Sioux Falle
Palmer
Alyce Alexander
Sturgis
Girl Wins National Essay Contest on Peace Pact
An 11 year old high school student from New London Connecticut Mortis Leviloif was announced winner of a national essay contest on What Pacific Means Should Be Developed to make the Paris Peace Pact Effective. Others tied for second include Gordon Pierce of Lincoln High Portland Oregon and Rosemary Nolen Andrews Catholic High School Pendona California with Lois White Lake South Carolina taking third and Uriko Yamamoto Ofkchala Territory of Hawaii placing fourth.
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White Lake
S. D
Washington
Mortis Leviloif
New London
Uriko Yamamoto Ofkchala
Territory of Hawaii
Blanche Rothenberg
Omaha
Ath
Thomas Says Farm Problem Perplexes Socialist Leaders
Norman Thomas, longtime socialist and 1928 presidential candidate, argued last night that farm relief needs diversification over subsidies. He urged public ownership of key sectors, warned against debenture plans, and criticized Hoover era rhetoric of rugged individualism as inconsistent with public welfare.
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Thomas
Norman Thomas
League For Industrial Democracy
Hoover
Soviet Russia
Campbell
Montana
New York State
New York City
Nomination of Pierre Banker for Ninth District Fed Post
J B McKnight president of the Pierre National Bank is nominated for director of the ninth district federal reserve bank to fill the vacancy left by J C Bassett. Nominations close Monday with several other candidates in consideration. A Huron meeting and dinner at Hotel Marvin Hughitt will assemble reserve bankers to discuss unofficially.
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Basset
Pierre
J. B. McKnight
Pierre National Bank
Ninth
District Federal Reserve Bank
J. C. Bassett
Aberdeen National Bank
South Dakota Federal Reserve Bank
Hevon
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
George C. Fullinweider
Camden Rayburn
National Bank of Huron
F. D. Greene
C. W. Boteler
Security National Bank
South Dakota
Federal Reserve
New Heat Records Set Across South Dakota
ABERDEEN May 16 The heat wave pushes South Dakota to new May records with 103 degrees in Aberdeen and 1 degree in Mitchell. Other readings include 97 at Pierre 96 at Huron 91 at Yankton 81 in Sioux Falls and 88 in Rapid City as showers are forecast to late tonight into Sunday and temperatures show little change.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Mitchell
Mercury
Pierre
Huron
Watertown
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Land Values Drop Across South Dakota in 1930
Brookings May 16 A federal agricultural statistician reports South Dakota farm land values declined 11 percent in the year ending March 3, mirroring a 11 percent drop for the western corn belt while eastern states fell 9 percent. Nationally values are 8 percent lower than the prior year.
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Brookings
South Dakota
J. Horum
Federal
Wever
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
United States
Borum
Huron Netsters Fall In Pierre Tennis Finals
In Pierre on May 16 Richard Hanten of Watertown and Jamior Donaldson of Yankton reach the South Dakota high school singles final after semis. Donaldson, defending champ, defeats William Bruscells of Aberdeen 6 4 6 4. Hanten beats Thomas Bird 6 4 10 3. Doubles see Brussels and Dobbins of Aberdeen advance over Hanten and Richards, while Donaldson and Klimisch beat Stahl and Greene to reach the final. The singles final is a best of five set match at 2 pm, followed by the doubles final.
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Huron
Pierre Pierre
Richard Hanten
Watertown
Jamior Donaldson
Yankton
South Dakota
Hanten
Thomas Bird
Draper
Donaldson
William Bruscells
Aberdeen
Forning, Greene and Stahl
Raish
Aldiich
Pierre
Brussels
Dobbins
Richards
Klimisch
Stahl
Greene
Overseas Veteran Added To Force
A World War veteran, F. E. Ranney, begins duties as a motorcycle policeman in Huron for the summer, assigned to enforce traffic laws with the American Legion backing. Chief A. W. Hopkins announces intensified efforts to curb speeding and violators with Ranney and the force. Also a note on fresh vegetables from Chandler Beach’s radish harvest at the corner of Wisconsin Avenue and Fifth Street Southwest.
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France
F. E. Ranney
Monteneovene Southwest
Huron
Ranney
American Legion
A. W. Hopkins
Chandler Beach
Omba
Wisconsin Avenue
Fifth Street
Reduction In Cost Of Government To Be Tax Group Aim
South Dakota Volunteer Tax conference to study reducing government expense over two years. A five phase plan divides work into finance valuation of farm and city property revenue sources and overall cost reduction. Committee chaired by W C Lusk includes L E Covey H B Test Frederick J G Hutton J C Lindsey and Kellar.
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South Dakota
L. E. Covey
Wegner
H. B. Test
Frederick
J. G. Hutton
Brookings
J. C. Lindsey
Mitchell
Character Kellar
Lesch
W. C. Lusk
Yankton
State Chamber of Commerce
H. F. Brownell
Stone Falls
W. C. Allen
Aberdeen
F. D. Ericles
Huron
Roy L. Emey
Lusk
State Chamber
Presa Association
Corey
Manufacturers
C. J. Lavery
Pharmaceutical Association
George Sherman
Will Butt
Automotive Trades Association
H. M. Whitman
Joe Wood
Business Women To Meet Tomorrow in Yankton
South Dakota federated business and professional women clubs will open their annual state convention in Yankton Sunday with sessions through Tuesday. Special guest Miss Marjorie Shuler of New York City will give one of the principal addresses. Events include a reception at the Masonic Temple, an entertainment program, luncheon, banquet, and a club breakfast. Mrs. Elele Snow Hanson of Mitchell will preside. pressed constitutional amendments are among the matters to be acted upon.
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Yankton
South Dakota
Federated Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Marjorie Shuler
New York City
National Federation
Masonic Temple
Elele Snow Hanson
Mitchell
Ses
Phillies Rally Fails In Outhit Defeat Of Cubs
In a May 16 doubleheader opener the Phillies lost 5 to 1 as Chicago outhit Philadelphia 12 to 8. Dudley allowed 12 Cubs hits while Philadelphia managed eight off three Chicago pitchers. The score by innings shows Chicago 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 for 12 hits and 1 error, Philadelphia 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 for 8 hits and 1 error. Root Teachout and Grace worked for Chicago with Dudley and Devin for Philadelphia.
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Phillies
Cubs
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cube
Dudley
Phila
Philadelphie
Root
May
Teachout
Grace
Dud-ley
Devin
Odd Coincidence In Police Round Up Of Bandits
CHICAGO May 18 Sergeant Charles Mueller of the Town Hall police called Mrs Emma Girard owner of a delicatessen store last night to view robbery suspects at the detective bureau. Nine men in custody. He noted she was robbed six months ago by three gunmen who took 43 dollars. Another pair of gunmen just now took 35 dollars.
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Chicago
Charles Mueller
Town Hall
Emma Giard
Giard
Defective Bureau
Huron Runner Among South Dakota Track Qualifiers
At Pierre on May 16 the South Dakota high school track meet began with ideal weather and preliminaries. Santee of Artesian tied the 100 yard state record with 10.0 seconds. Christian of Huron also qualified. Finals tonight feature top qualifiers including Santee, Christian, and Aikens. Other events list Hamann, March, Williamson, Hoblit, and Santee leading in hurdles and shot put, with finals scheduled for the evening.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Ossie Solem
Drake University
Santee
Artesian
Christian
Huron
Gregory Nosed
Smith
Yankton
Negro
Schimkat
Salem
Johnson
Centerville
Aikens
Sioux Falls
Strain
Gregory
Wessington
Hamann
Timbers
March
Wetland
Kastner
R. Henry
Volga
Williamson
Aberdeen
Hoblit
Phone The Evening Huronite for late delivery
An advisory instructs readers to call office number 4151 if the Evening Huronite does not arrive by six o clock. It notes earlier routes are arranged to ensure prompt delivery and that a missed issue will be sent promptly upon phone notification.
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Western Union
Earrier
Administration Stands Firm on Pay Maintenance Policy
Washington officials maintain wages remain steady despite calls to cut pay as hours shrink in some industries. President Hoover monitors reactions after William Green of the AFL urged workers to resist wage reductions. Secretary Mellon urged maintaining living standards, saying drastic experiments are unwarranted, while a cabinet review found no general wage cut, with only a few auto makers and no utilities lowering salaries.
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Washington
Igbor
Hoover
Pres
William Green
American Feders— Lion of Labor
Howev
Mellon
Banker
International Chamber of Cmmerce Congress
Treasury Department
Labor Federation
Hoover's Vacation Will Include Work
President Hoover's Hayidan camp weekend plans center on cost cutting. Attending are Wilbur and interior department chiefs to discuss economy across agencies. Also joining are Herbert Hoover Jr., Mrs Hoover, Edward Butler, Mrs Grer, and Senator Hastings. post closings and concentration of army activities are noted.
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Washington
Hoover
Hayidan
Wilbur
Interior Department
Rapidan
Weys
Hurley
War Dpartment
White House
Herbert Hoover,Jr
Asheville
North Carolina
Young Hoover
Edward H. Butler
The
Buffalo Evening News
Gr:er
Hastings
Delaware
Wao
War Department
Three prep golfers tied after nine at Pierre
Threshien school golfers Bob Teigen of Sioux Falls Jacob Eckman of Eureka and Bob Dugan of Watertown posted 41s to lead the field in the nine hole Pierre Country Club portion of a 36 hole state championship. Wallace Ameson Irene stood one back with 42 as Bob Walrath Watertown and Lawrence Bartling Brookings posted 43 and 44.
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Pierre Pierre
Threshien School
Bob Teigen
Sioux Falls
Jacob Eckman
Eureka
Bob Dugan
Watertown
Pierre Country Club
Wallace Ameson
Irene
Bob Walrath
Lawrence Bartling
Brookige
Pierre
School Work Displayed At De Smet Exhibit
Parents at De Smet grade school viewed the annual post year exhibit showcasing student work across grade rooms. Highlights the best efforts and displays of poorer work to give parents a broad read on their children’s abilities.
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de Smet DE Smet
Specia
de Smet
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