AMA Opposes Wagner Health Bill In Unified Resolution
The American Medical Association with 174 delegates adopted a resolution in 20 minutes, opposing the Wagner health bill as harmful to the American people. It argues the bill would fail to use existing facilities for the sick poor and push federal control of spending. The alternative calls for expanding current facilities and allowing states to seek federal aid as needed.
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Medical Association
10500 Wheat Growers Insured Crop Insurance
Al fred B. Barnes chair of the State AAA committee announced that 10500 wheat growers in South Dakota with at least 3 million bushels would receive insurance if their crop is destroyed by drought or grasshoppers. Premiums cover 515,070 acres and cost about 400,000 dollars, while potential payouts based on Minneapolis wheat quotes would total about 2.3 million dollars, 1.9 million more than the cost of insurance.
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South Dakota
Alfred BR. Barnes
AAA Committee
Minneapolis
Barnes
British Plan For Palestine Ends Hopes Of Jewish Home
Associated Press reports that Britain’s new plan for a transition to an independent Palestine preserves a permanent Arab majority, effectively ending the goal of a Jewish national home. Jews denounce the policy as abandoning promises made since 1917, with ongoing clashes and property losses amid Arab and Jewish tensions.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
New York
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Israel
Arthur Balfour
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England
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Visit at Wayland Bonilla
Mrs Glen Boyd and daughter Ardis from Denver California visited Fred Boyd and his brother Leonard and family and then went to Wayland to visit other relatives on May 18 special report.
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Glen Boyd
Ardis
Denver
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City Extends Paying Job PWA Street Piling Project
The city commission adopted a resolution Wednesday to amend the PWA street piling project. The amended plan adds five blocks on Frank Avenue between Third and Eighth Streets South. Surplus funds due to lower paving and guttering costs will cover the extension. original scope remains 53 blocks in southeast and southwest city areas.
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Eighth Streets
Woman With Kiss of Death Caught in Insurance Murder Case
New York reports arrest of Rose Carina, dubbed the professional widow, linked to a mass murder for insurance ring. Authorities say twelve widows are in custody and about 50 deaths are attributed to the conspiracy. Carina is sought for questioning in the death of grocer Piero Stea. a physician tester was guarded after a death threat linked to the case.
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New York
Philadel
Dwight Brantley
FBI
Rose of Death
Philadelphia
James Kelly
Ring
Piero Stea
Stea
Alond
Henry E. D'Alonzo
Herman Petrillo
WPA
Petrillo
Five More Overtime Parkers Bonded Under City Ordinance
Chief of Police Jake S. Nelson reported five more offenders in overtime parking violations posted one-dollar bonds. The latest offenders included Elsie Tanger Helen Dwyer Robert D. Lusk Adolf Neuharth and I R Hobart in the city.
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Parkers
Jake S. Nelson
Elsie Tanger
Helen Dwyer
Robert D. Lusk
Adolf Neuharth
I. R. Hobart
Troquois Senior Play to Be Given Saturday
Iroquois High School senior class presents What Happened to Jones on Saturday May 20 at 8 30 p m. The play features an all star cast of 13 seniors and includes humorous situations. Scratches on walnut or fumed oak furniture can be treated with iodine.
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Iroquois High School
Jones
District Essay Winners Named by Legion in South Dakota
Belle Fourche, May 18, 1971 R P Harmon state Americanization chairman announces 14 district winners in the Legion student essay contest. The state champion will be invited to the American Legion convention in Rapid City in August. District winners include Evangeline Gronseth Hudson Ruth Matthews Arlington Genevieve Geise Clark Ann Louise Holden Milbank Betty Schneider Conde Eleanor Jean Larson Canistota Mary Ann Konser Tyndall Margaret Ann Ruffing Gregory Philip Ward Norris Marion Shea Timber Lake Albert Miller Spearfish Marvella Sickles Rapid City Ellen Cogley Aberdeen.
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Clark
Ann Louise Holden
Milbank
Betty Schneider
Conde
Eleanor Jean Larson
Canistota
Mary Ann Konser
Tyndall
Margaret Ann Ruffing
Gregory
Phillp Ward
Norris
Richard Grasclase
Qkaba
Marion Shea
Timber Lake
Albert Miller
Spearfish
Marvella Sickles
Rapid City
Ellen Cogley
Aberdeen
Florida Canal Plan Defeated In Senate
The Senate defeated the 200 million Florida canal project amid economy concerns and House cuts to a 20 million river and harbor bill. Vice President Garner and President Roosevelt backed the waterway, but the vote fell 36 to 45 with bipartisan opposition. sponsors vow to press again.
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Erwin Seniors Visit Yankton On Skip Day
Erwin High School seniors skipped classes and traveled to Yankton with a stop at a Mennonite colony. They toured the State Hospital for the insane, visited radio station WNAN, toured the Yankton Press and Dakotan building, and then headed to Vermillion for the University of South Dakota museum.
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University of South Cadots
Hines Speaks On State Education Changes
J F Hines South Dakota superintendent spoke at Huron College chapel detailing rapid education reforms over fifty years. He noted growing high school enrollment surpassing past levels and shifts toward gender balance, emphasized college value in SD, and the need for high school and college credentials across professions. He warned about ethical shifts between generations and the importance of choosing the right college to shape lasting character.
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South Dakota
Huron College
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Colege
Jap Marines Leave Kulangsu After British Protest
Tokyo announced Britain rejected Japan's Amoy Island landing and naval withdrawal followed a British ultimatum. Marines were moved onto nearby warships after a forceful show by United States France and Britain. Sawada said troops protected Japanese life and property and are being withdrawn.
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Emile Bettin
Percy Nobie
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Kelangsu
Renzo Sawada
Robert Leslie_Craipie
Sawada
Admiralty
National Debt Week Proclaimed by Governor Bushfield
Governor Bushfield declares May 22 to start National Debt Week urging sober deliberation on national spending and debt. He cites South Dakota taxpayers contributing 1 970 675 to the U S Treasury last year and notes taxation now takes about 25 cents of every dollar of national income. The governor links a 49 090 000 national debt to recovery efforts and private industry layoffs, saying citizens’ welfare is harmed.
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Bushfield
South Dakota
South Cas
United States
Young GOP Meet set for June regional parley in South Dakota
Planning notes show Earl H. Best organizing a two day regional session at Marowin Huphitt Hotel June 26 27 with Donald Hornbeck and Governor Harlan J Bushfield headlining. The event includes a luncheon reception for party officers and a closing banquet. Real estate transfers and county notices appear in the page.
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Hornbeck
Bushfield
South Dakota
Harlan J. Bushfield
Tennis Courts Opened In Winter Park For Recreation
Loftus H. Ward, city recreation director, announces the first phase of Huron's 1939 summer program, including tennis courts in Winter Park. Warren Case returns to lead tennis activities. Ward attends a 10 day Watertown conclave with state and district leaders offering instruction. A similar meeting will be held in Huron, with a full program to be announced soon and staff organization to be completed by late May.
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Winter Park
Loftus H. Ward
Warren Case
Ward
Huron Recreation
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Take Independence
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Thejr
Daughter Born in Lane Names Haroldson Family
An eight pound daughter arrived May 12 at a Madison hospital to Mr and Mrs Henry Haroldson of Lane. The Haroldsons are tied to Lang Hayes Lucas Lumber Company. Also noted, Canada 1938 maple syrup and sugar production doubled prior year.
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Henry Haroldson
Madison Hospital
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Lang Hayes Lucas Lumber Company
Dominion of Canada
Soap Triggered Eruption in Geyser Incident
A bar of soap dropped into a geyser caused an eruption observed by visitors. Officials are investigating the incident and reminding the public to avoid inserting objects into hot springs.
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