Huron Publishing Co schedule and press affiliations
Publication details for The Huron Publishing Co include editor Robert D. Lusk and tolls on mailing rates for South Dakota and elsewhere in the United States. The piece also notes Associated Press membership, circulation information, and contact telephone numbers for departments.
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THE
Huron Publishing CO
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
R&d
Cartier
South Dakota
United States
War of Machines Signals New European War Dynamics
The piece argues Europe awaits a future conflict defined by mechanized warfare and factory readiness. It notes Germany's revival of universal service and a shift from infantry to highly trained technicians in armored, air, and mechanized units. Victory hinges on industrial preparation and industrial capacity.
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Europe
Germany
Wisconsin Clears Way for Weekend Truck Bans on Routes
Wisconsin Public Service Commission orders barring heavy trucks on 21 main highways during weekends and holidays from Memorial Day to late September. The move targets holiday traffic nuisances, placing the burden on motorists as road users.
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Wisconsin
State Public Service Commission of
Union
Road Travel Frustrations Highlight Wisconsin Truck Toll Reasoning
A traveler laments long winding hill roads blocked by slow freight trucks at nine miles per hour. He endures fumes, dust, and noise, chasing pauses behind multiple trucks, while reflecting that taxpayers funded the roads trucks use. The piece critiques Wisconsin commissioners for proposing road-improvement ideas worth copying and expanding.
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Wisconsin
Sign of Progress in Social Security Focus
The article notes rising attention to social security from voters and candidates. It emphasizes consensus on protecting the average person from economic disaster, while acknowledging method disagreements but praising the progressive national shift toward social protection. It frames social security as a long-standing goal with recent steps marking progress.
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United States
Eckener Disgrace Tied to Hindenburg Flight Coverage
The piece notes German newspapers omit Dr. Hugo Eckener from official Reichs airship accounts, citing his refusal to back the Nazi Reichstag campaign. Americans question the motive as Lakehurst reporters produced extensive coverage, highlighting a perceived German absurdity in the retaliation.
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Hugo Eckener
Dr. Eckener
Lakehurst
State and federal roles in crime fighting debated
Assistant US attorney general Joseph B. Keenan urges preserving state and local primacy in crime control. He argues federal involvement should not replace state law, citing Capone's tax case as an example of overreach. Keenan advocates amending flawed state laws rather than federal intervention.
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Joseph B. Keenan
United States
Keenan
Feds
al Capone
Sam
Townsend plan falls on Pacific coast in primary losses
California primary results deal a damaging blow to Townsend plan backers as candidates are defeated. Oregon sees Townsend advocates lose with a four to one and two to one margins, signaling waning coast support and possible extinction of the plan beyond the West. The piece notes enthusiasm spreading then burning out and discusses broader pension reform implications and political blowback.
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Mitchell Daily Republic
California
Pacific Coast
McNary
Oregon
United States Senate
National
Wiliams
Pacific
Townsend
Philip Tyrrell Describes YCL Trip to Pierre Convention
Philip Tyrrell and six others from Friendly YCL of Fairfield No 2 School left Huron May 16 to attend the YCL convention in Pierre. They toured key sites, attended sessions at the Capitol, saw a state monument, heard Irvin Shannon speak on conservation, and ended with a banquet before returning to Huron.
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Philip Tyrrell
YCL
Fairfield No. 2
Huron
Pierre
South Dakota
North America
St. Charles
Missouri River
Fort Pierre
Verendrye Brothers
Soldiers and Sailors
State Capitol
Hines
Irvin Shannon
Capitol
Masonic Temple
Sands
Johnson
Department of Fish and Game
Lakotah Scouts Circus Meeting Opens With Song
Three Lakotah Scout units met for a circus planning session led by Doris Peterson. Girls Merrill Galeo Virginia Shirley and Marthe Phillips joined as new members while committees formed to handle the ostrich act and circus fundraising for Juliette Low fund.
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Flying Dutchmen
Lakotah Troop
Doris Peterson
Merrill Galeo
Virginia Shirley
Marthe Phillips
Shooting Star
Mari Jn McKinley
Maxine~Lundgren
Beverly Erickson
Glora Christopherson
Juliette Low
Maxing Lund
Boys Drill Practice for Scout Circus Meeting
Members of Troop 4 of the Boys Scouts held their regular drill and then assigned roles for the upcoming circus. Sixteen boys practiced ois drill and were to represent two committees. O.R. Whitney and Dr. A. Fosmum were present as observers.
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Scout Circus
Ois
R. Whitney
de. A. Fosmum
Camp and Samp Equipment Discussed At Meeting
Camp and samp equipment were discussed and an overnight hike in the near future was also on the agenda. The brief notes indicate planning for outdoor activities and gear readiness for upcoming trips.
Musical Program Presented Scouts and Troop Tales
The Titonka Girl Scout Troop 6 held a music week with Mrs. Dunbar sharing Parsifal and Miss Gertrude Null discussing the composer. Elsa Dream was performed by Null, patrol plans for a Saturday breakfast hike were set, and cookie sales and circus ticket reports were reviewed as Mary Webster was noted as reported for the troop.
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Titanka Girl Scout Troop
Parsifal
Miss Nult
Elsa Dream
Beadle
van Dyke
Miss Fritz
Jackie Christopherson
DunBar
Taps
Mary Webster
Scouts Pass Tests On Hike Up River
Members of troop 4 of the Boy Scouts hiked up the river on Saturday morning taking a 14 mile hike and passing first class cooking tests. Some fishing was done with few catches noted. Most boys returned home before noon though some stayed all day. Sunday afternoon they gathered at Ward's Grove for supper and camp craft. Parents drove out in the evening to give rides home. Three committeemen O R Whitney J T Johnson and Gus Jacobson attended the meeting. The regular meeting Tuesday evening was well attended.
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Orly
Boy Scouts
Ward's Grove
O. R. Whitney
J- T. Johnson
Gus. Jacobeon
Graca Episcopal Church
E. We Pigion
Thomas Campbell
Beryl Kinkead
Gertrude Null
Wilder
Br. Burill
Pigford
Henry Lampe
J. W. Campbell
F. Koepp
A F. Miller
George Sener
Wolsey
Sule
Margaret Wright
Chicago i
O. R. Wright
Aya
Huron College
Fox
Heron
Kani
Huron
Japan
Fall City
Paris
Huron Alphamega
Muron
Wilma Bliss
Lara Whitney
Aberdeen
Self Help: Bend A Hand Salads Molded Cottage Cheese
A fragmented recipe describes a molded cottage cheese salad with fruit, gelatin, and liquids. It instructs dissolving gelatine in cold water, mixing cheeses and creams, and chilling before serving atop lettuce with fruit and dressing. It mentions options for fruit and whipped cream, and notes mold or wire molds and individual molds.
Airship Commander 13.5 Meal fa mous dirigible commander
Fragmented OCR listing varied terms and phrases related to airships, handlers, and nautical figures. Contains scattered clues like silkworm, Jupiter, winged code, mail ship, vertical bell, and craft terms. Difficult to extract a coherent news item or event beyond a historical glossary-like snippet.
Fruit and Chicken Molded Salads for Lettuce Serves Varying
Recipes describe preparing Froven Fruit Salad with orange pulp lemon juice pineapple cherries peaches and mayonnaise dressing before chilling or molding. Chicken Salad combines chicken celery cucumbers almonds and dressing served on lettuce with garnish. Molded Fish Salad uses gelatin tuna or shrimp olives pickles and vegetables in a chilled mold served on lettuce with parsley garnish. Serves range from 10 to 16 depending on recipe.
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Squires
Entertain at Blunt Blunt hosts dinner and bridge party
Mrs George Wiedenman and Mrs Alfred Kier entertained 16 guests at a six o'clock dinner and bridge party at the George Wiedenman residence. Bridge partners were drawn by the names of movie stars.
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Blunt Blunt
George Wiedenman
Alfred Kier
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