League Proposes Woman Program For Huron Youth Welfare
The Union League of Women Voters proposes a multi year plan focusing on police department reform, juvenile welfare, public health, and home life. It calls for a Women's Bureau within the police department led by a trained welfare worker and closer cooperation with school officials, nurses, and youth services. A day nursery is also suggested to aid working mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stmird
Union League of Women Voters
Mas
Lars
Angie L. Chaffee
Iscal League
Police Department
YW. CG. AW
High School
Coltege
Uhe
Star Attorney
Ti. Bryan
Huron Board of Education
League
Kferinda Domas
Eighth Grade Finals Held This Week in Beadle County
Beadle County mails notices to eighth grade pupils for the state examination set for Thursday and Friday. About two hundred students will take the final test in the Farmers Assembly room at the courthouse. Designated exam sites include Bonilla, Cavour, Hitchcock, Virgil, Wessington, Wolsey and Yate. Outcomes will affect the number of high school freshmen enrolled in Beadle County schools this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadie County
Farmers Assembly
Court House
Bonilla
Cavour
Hitchcock
Virgil
Wessington
Wolsey
Yate
Beadle County
Marshall Cone Home Recovers From Severe Illness
Marshall H. Cone, son of Mr and Mrs Bree Cone, 640 Idaho Avenue Southeast, has returned home from George Washington University to recuperate after a very severe illness that forced him to discontinue his school work for the semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall H. Cone
Weather Huran Unsettled Tonight Through Wednesday
Unsettled conditions linger tonight and Wednesday in parts of the region. South Dakota trends partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures in the southeast. Cooler readings expected in the north and west on Wednesday as breezes ease.
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South Dakota
South Po
Wartmer
Three Men Battle Sea Monster Octopus in Small Boat
In San Mateo California on May 21 three men Whart Small Charles Ross and Robert Holts fought a two hour sea battle with a 12 foot octopus. The giant creature was brought to the surface after knives boat hooks and gas were used. The octopus was displayed in a sporting goods shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Mateo
Cal
Whart Small
Charles Ross
Robert Holts
Small
Ross
Octopus
Elks Prepare Welcome for Grand Exalted Ruler Hulbert
Huron Elks lodge arrange events for Murry Hulbert of New York City arriving at 6 30 pm from Brookings. A 20 plus candidate initiation precedes his address with remarks by James G Mc Farland and the current grand exalted ruler. A Huron Elkshani concert starts at 7 45 pm followed by the 8 15 initiation and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Elks Lodge
Murry Hulbert
New York City
Elkdom
N.S. Jamis
Brookings
Fhlaron
Mitchell
Yankton
Huron Elkshani
Tlulbert
James G. McFarland
Watertown
Thenneeling
Gas disaster claims another Cleveland doctor
Dr George W Belcher, staff physician at the Cleveland clinic, died from poisonous gas after two explosions last Wednesday. He was the 125th victim and the seventh physician to perish from fumes from burning x ray films in a basement store room. Belcher specialized in bladder diseases and headed research in his field. Four others remain critical. Henry Lustig, a patient at the clinic, is not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George W. Belcher
Henrys W. Lustig
Ask Receiver For Olander Company
A group of creditors of the J. Fred Olander company will apply to the U S court at Sioux Falls for a receiver to take charge of the business. Wilber G. Jones of St Paul represents the creditors and would serve as receiver. If appointed, Jones would continue operations and not dispose of the company assets. The article also notes the average marriage ages of 30 for men and 25 for women.
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Pipare
J. Fred Olander
J. F. Olander
Com
United States
Sioux Falls
Aver
Wilber G. Jones
St. Paul
Mr. Jones
Jones
Noted Americans named for Hoover law commission
Eleven prominent Americans including ten lawyers and educator Ada L. Comstock were chosen by President Hoover to serve on the national law enforcement commission. They will meet in Washington May 28 to plan efforts to investigate and address lawlessness, with Wickersham as chair and Baker as secretary. The group includes judges William S. Kenyon William I. Groneble Paul J. McCormick and attorneys Roscoe Pound Henry W. Anderson Monte M. Lermann Frank J. Loesch Kenneth R. Mackintosh and educator Ada L. Comstock. The commission aims to work quickly, with a final report unlikely for 12 to 24 months, and is viewed as primarily connected to prohibition enforcement. Public reaction ranges from support to calls for noninterference by both sides in the prohibition debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
National Law Enforcement Commission
United States
White House
Congress
Edge
New Jersey
la Guardia
New York
Robert H. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Lindbergh A. Gindberg Flight Lesson Aboard Amphibian
NORTH HAVEN ME May 21 A field sighting shows Colonel Charles Lindbergh paired with Miss Sune Morrow aboard a Big Six amphibian. The craft taxied before takeoff suggesting Miss Morrow finished a ground lesson while observers note the colonel may not be at the controls. The flight over Camden and along the Maine coast lasted about a half hour, with the pair aboard in a private teaching point of aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Haven
Charles “A. Gindberg
New York-Paris
Sune Morrow
Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
Morrow
Miss Morrow
Camden
Maine
Women Editors Grateful To Huvenite By Huron League
The Huron League of Women Voters makes its first stage appearance in journalism. Readers are asked to support the paper with goodwill toward the rising newsroom craft. The piece praises the editors and proofreaders for their steady humor and exacting standards. (Continued on page 13)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huvenite
Huron League of Women Voters
Medbery
League OF Women Voters
Senate moves to limit debate on census reapportionment bill
Washington May 21. Senate leaders plan a vacation through early July after a vote on the census reapportionment measure. Debates will resume after Norris attacks on power interests and newspaper purchases, as Johnson secures debate limits. House pursues tariff and farm bill action before recess. Immigration quota repeal faces close fight between Read and Nye.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Republican
California
Norris
Nebraska
Power Trust
House
Hoover
Read
Pennsylvania
Nye
North Dakota
Storm forecast delays hop off to Paris flight
The start of the Bernard flight from Roosevelt Field to Paris was postponed for three to four days due to Atlantic storms. Sponsor Armend Lotti Jr cited squalls fog and winds over the route and poor field conditions after heavy rain. Pilots Reus Letevra and Jean Assolant remained aboard while crew awaited better weather.
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New York
Atlantic
Bernard
Paris
Armend Lotti, Jr
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
France
Reus Letevra
Jean Assolant
Roger By Williams
Lewis
Yancey
Kenner Bcedecker
Pesef
Gage to Study Latin American Relations in Mexico City
Professor Daniel J. Gage of Huron College joins a July 18 to August 3 seminar in Mexico City on Latin American relations. The program, in cooperation with the National University of Mexico City and the Mexican government, covers archaeology, Mexican history, government, social issues, oil, health, and education with weekend trips to historical sites.
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Daniel J. Gage
Huron College
Mexico City
Gage
Mexico
National University of
Europe
China
New York City
Vera Crux
St. Louis
Huron
Ohio
Army Reserve mock court to be staged in Huron unit
Lt Col John M True will visit the Huron unit of the Reserve Officers Corps for a mock court martial demonstrating the U S Army military law course. Local officers E A Bryan Kenneth Boggs Glenne R McArthur William Wipf Isaiah Hagen Glen McAllister Arthur Thompkins Irving Crawford H Am Cass will participate alongside Beadle County youths and their fathers. Dinner at 6 30 precedes the event at Marvin Hughitt date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. True
Regular Army
Eluron
Reserve Officers Corps
U. S. Army
E. A. Bryan
Kenneth Boggs
Glenne R. McArthur
William Wipf
Isaiah Hagen
Glen McA
Fire at Smithy Cleaners Sparks Smoke
Firemen answered a second call today at 12 20 for a blaze reported at the Smithy Dry Cleaning establishment. Little damage occurred beyond much smoke with the building largely intact.
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Smithy Dry Cleaning
Incorporation of First Ocean Airway Is Filed
Augusta Maine May 21 In corporation papers of the Great Atlantic Airways of Portland have been filed at the state department. The company is authorized to develop and maintain a regular air service linking Portland and Stockholm via Bell Isle straight Julianshab Greenland Agmansalik Reykjavik Thorshaven and Oslo. Jr V Mann of Portland is president. Capital stock listed at 200000.
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Augusta
Great Atlantic Airways
Portland
State Department
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
Bell Isle Straight
Julianshab
Greenland
Agmansalik
Reikjavik
Iceland
Thorshaven
Saroe Islands
Oslo
Norway
Jr. V. Mann
Capital
Jerauld farmer killed in early morning auto crash
Wellington Springs May 21 Special The Dehne 22 unmarried farmer living 13 miles west of here was killed when his Ford touring car tipped over while enroute to a neighbor's farm to help in the field. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm at the Dehne home with burial in Lane cemetery. survived by parents two sisters and brother William of Seneca.
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Wellington Springs
Dehne
Here
Lane
Ere
William Dehne
Seneca
Huron College student Victor Peterson located in Rock Island
Victor Peterson a Huron College sophomore was found at his sister Mrs M H Rehs home in Rock Island Illinois. The 20 year old disappeared from his home May 12 while studying a French lesson with another student. Authorities planned a nationwide search for his two brothers Rob and H V Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Victor Peterson
Huron College
M. H. Reh
V. QO. Peterson
Rob Peterson
H. V. Peterson
Illinois Avenue
Victor
Wim
Students Demand Decent Recreation From All Angles
Three hundred seventy-nine high school students from Hu ron demand more wholesome recreation. A student questionnaire shows 338 want a decent place to dance, 327 want an indoor pool, 281 desire a central recreation building, and 290 seek strict supervision. Outdoor sports appeal include skating, tennis, and a court-building engineer. Local sites proposed include Wirth and Dakota, Fourth and Wisconsin, and Wheeler lots at Fifth and Wisconsin. Conventions might help fund the project. Principal Dunbar notes a social center is needed amid student support.
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Huron
Lois Bowen
G& Tobargan
Don Streeter
Catholic parochial school to cost eighty five thousand dollars
Ground breaking for a new 85,000 dollar Catholic parochial school occurred today on St Megan’s church property. The two story twelve classroom building with gym, showers, boiler room and modern plumbing will resemble the Jefferson grade school and be fireproof. Ground was broken Sunday by Rev Bishop Mahoney in a ceremony marking the campaign’s success.
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EB. Cs. Walsh
Geny C. Hunt
St. Megan's Church
Oresonnue
Miu Walsh
Bishop Mahoney of
Stons
Citizenship Teacher Goes Fast For Training
A citizenship teacher will leave the local school to pursue special training at the State College in Pennsylvania. The program aims to deepen instructional work in Americans studies and related civics subjects at the state level.
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W. J. Braskamm
Dastreeter
Fiat
Ameri 2 Ry
Tiuroit Senanis
Patel
Pennsylvania
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My Games
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Associated Press
Lindy
Fiancee
Mexican College
Mojor
First Ocean Airway
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Black Sea
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League At Women
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