Action Planned to Abandon Army Posts to Cut Costs
Washington May 2 Congress will be asked to approve partial or full abandonment of 83 military posts as the administration seeks to curb expenses. Fort Meade and Sturgis were not slated for closure. others include Forts and camps across Florida, Arizona, New York, and Washington. MacArthur listed more sites for potential disposal with Congress needing authority for some sales or transfers while postal rate increases remain under consideration.
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Rapidan
Virginia
Fshing
Hoover
Mir. Hoover
Interior Department
Brown
Douglas MacArdur
Army
Buy
Forts Brown
Tex
Hunt
Harry J. Jones
Stephen D. Little
Arizona
Fort Lincoln
North Dakota
Miller Field
New York
Fort Missoula
Montana
Chanute Field
Ilinois
Dade
de Soto
Key West Barracks
Carlstrom Field
Derr Field
Florida
Fisherman's Island
Camp Lee
Virgin Fort
Airplanes Parade Over Chicago Demonstrates Aerial Strength
UMIVAGO May 21 The army showcases its air power as 659 aircraft fly in formation over Chicago’s lake front. Speedy pursuit planes and heavy bombers join the display drawing crowds along Michigan Boulevard and Grant Park, while office towers and windows fill with spectators.
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Umivago
America
Chicago
Lake Front
Michigan Boulevard
Grant Park
Major Davenport Johnson Leads Fort Crockett Air Parade
Spectators fill the green turf beside Lake I as 70 planes from Fort Crockett, led by Major Davenport Johnson of Galveston, pass overhead in a grand procession under a bright blue sky.
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Davenport Johnson
Galveston
Fort Crockett
Radio Features and Events on Air Across Networks
Radio program listings reveal Dennis King set to host a five day a week series on WABC starting June 15 with a 20 piece orchestra. Tulsa high school band contest broadcast features 2,800 musicians directed by Sousa. Grace Hayes and Sir Hubert Wilkins appear on WEAF and WJZ. The night includes Hoover and Hughes at an American Red Cross dinner.
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Associated Press
New York
Dennis King
WABC
NBC
Tulsa
Okla
John Phillip Sousa
Sioux Falls
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Grace Hayes
WJZ
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
WEAF
England
London
Rudy Vallee
Peggy Wood
Salon
Robert Simmons
WIZ
President Hoover
Hughes
American Red Cross
Jouett Shouse
Democratic Rational Committee
Baltimore
Mary Whitney And Lola Leslie Win Comic Coloring Honors
Mary Whitney and Lola Leslie, two Huron girls, won sweepstake honors in this week’s comic coloring contest conducted by The Evening Huronite. They each receive one free ticket to the Huron theatre, with ten total weekly prizes for page colorers. Other winners include Creta Baker, Miriam Nash, Kathleen Henen, Regina Kaminsky, Beulah Bagley, Maxine Anderson, Ruth Anita Fenner, and Catherine Anne Oshmd.
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Mary Whitney
Lola Leslie
Huron
Evening Huvonite
Mary
Simmons Avenue
Southeast
Lola
Fourth Street
Huron Theatre
Huronite
Central South Dakota
Central
South Dakota
Major Hoople
Creta Baker
Arizona
Avenue Southwest
Miriam Nash
Fifth Street
Andy Gump
Kathleen Henen
Kansag Avenue
Regina Kaminsky
Moon Mullins
Beulah Bagley
Wessington
Maxine Anderson
Ruth Anita Fenner
Esmond
Catherine Anne Oshmd
Dakota Avenue South
Class Day Program at Iroquois High School
Iroquois May 21 Special The senior class closed its annual class day with a program in the opera house Tuesday night. June Cameron was chosen judge of its features and received the key of knowledge as junior class president. Francis Emmelius and Leo Moeller presented the class prophecy in a unique form. Eva Gathman read the class history.
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Iroquois
Opera House
June Cameron
Harold McNabee
Francie Emmelius
Leo Moeller
Class Harmony Recital Ends With Equal Honors
Maria Ritter and Veronica Mc Donald presented items with Dorothy Parish guiding the class song. Wilbur Armin led a solo as the class cheered. The judge announced all were entitled for equal honors and suggested joining in a final song.
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Maria Ritter
Veronica McDonald
Dorothy Parish
Wilbur Armin
Shist
All Wee
Heer
Toes Cut to Bar Spirit in Neolithic Hungary Tale
An opera house audience enjoyed the performance while a rare ancient tale from southern Hungary recounts a man dying in neolithic times and his comrades severed his toes to prevent his spirit from returning, a grisly superstition remembered in local lore.
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Hungary
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South Groceries
Wisconsin
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