Plight of American Indian Highlighted by Woman in Huron
Mrs. Mabel Blacksmith, Sioux descendant, tells Evening Huronite readers that many South Dakota Indians live in extreme poverty due to public indifference and misperceptions about government aid. She notes some benefits come from land sales but most Indians lack direct support, praises education programs, and urges Americans to understand Indian history and rights. She sells crafts for fundraising and works at J C Penney in Huron.
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Mabel Blacksmith
Strikes the Bee
Penene
Blacksmith
America
All America
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
United States
Hopper Bait Ready For Spink Farmers
Redfield reports grasshopper bait is now available at the WPA mixing plant in Mellette as hatchings progress amid warm weather. County agent RL Venard advises farmers to monitor fields roadsides and fences for young pests while awaiting infestation estimates. Redfield Boy Scouts aid defense by collecting paper and rags for fiber board and insulation, earning about 32 a ton for Camp Dakotah.
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Redfield
Spink County
Mellette
RL Venard
BOY Scouts
Camp Dakotah
Miller
Planning Group Seeks To Minimize War Impact On S D Agriculture
The state land use planning committee discussed a unified program to position South Dakota farming for the present crisis. Aimed at parity income and national defense, the plan would adjust production, payments, and marketing quotas, with final guidance due to Washington by June 1.
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S.D. Agriculture
South Dakot
Washington
John V. Hepler
George Larson
Lake Preston
State Secretary of Agriculture
H. Everson
State
AAA Committee
AR. Barnes
State Aaa
Paul W. Opshal
Brentford
O. S
Thompson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hepler
South Dakota
Hemisphere Defense
United States
Harl Hammerquist
Pierre
Nurses to receive Registered Nursing diplomas at Sprague
Four Sprague Hospital nurses will graduate on June 1 after completing a three year course. Dora Rose Heidenreich of Kin dren North Dakota Miss Margaret Laureta Rudy of Cavour South Dakota Miss Amanda Peterson of Naples South Dakota and Miss Ida Qlive Peters of Naples South Dakota will receive diplomas. A son was born last night to Mr and Mrs Leonard Davis of this city at Samaritan Hospital. Geraldine Crawford is very ill with plural pneumonia at her home on Utah Street.
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Sprague Hospital
Inez Grover
Dora Rose Heidenreich
Kindred
N. D
Margaret Laureta Rudy
Cavour
Amanda Peterson
Naples
S. D
Ida Qlive Peters
Don Medbery Davis
Leonard Davis
Samaritan Hospital
Geraldine Crawford
Utah Street
Charles Tipton
Mer
Frank Williams
Lake Ben Minn
George Anderson
Mattie
Agnes
Elk Point
John Yesto
C. & N. W. Roundhouse
Europe
Yetto
United States
BR. C. Gibbs
Strand Theatre
Huron
Gibbs
Constance Talmadge
Mackenzie Feasibility of Operation Against Strong Defense
The article discusses the feasibility of a certain operation despite a strong prepared defense. It notes considerations of risk, strategic viability, and potential outcomes examined by officials or analysts. Further details on participants, locations, and exact context are not fully readable.
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MacKenzie
Gliders Bring Troops as War Tactics Expand
The article discusses glider airlift in warfare, noting this first use to drop soldiers into an enemy camp. It argues Hitler could invade England by air, warns of potential losses, and mentions Crete as a learning experience for German forces while highlighting Crete’s strategic value for British defense and offensive operations in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Poland
Norway
Butt
Hitler
England
Mother
Eoen
Crete
New Zealand
Berlin
Mediterranean
Skip Day at Iroquois High School
The senior class held its annual skip day, traveling to Water town to visit points of interest. They participated in a radio broadcast over station KWAT, accompanied by L. Nide and Mrs. James Levang.
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Iroquois High School
Watertown
Kwat. L
D. Nide
James Levang
Vacation Bible School Aids Tie Tipton Nance Township
Miss Leta James assists at the daily vacation Bible School held in Tipton school, Nance Township this week. Miss Elaine Meyer, teacher at Ideal, is spending the summer vacation there.
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Bonilla
Leta James
Tipton School
Nance Township
Elaine Meyer
Ideal
Bonilla Residents Host Guests and Move In
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Meyer hosted the event. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Milles and Mrs. Alma McKichan attended in Plankinton on Sunday. Mary Smith of Logan Iowa has rented the Parkinson house and plans to remain in Bonilla permanently.
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J. D. Meyer
Delbert Milles
Alma McKichan
Plankinton
Mary Smith
Logan
Iowa
Parkinson House
Bonilla
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Sherman & Moe
Wheeler Jug
Ellin Pharmacy
The
Emily Conklin
American Way Cooking School
Rough Chicken
Pheasant Lounge
Marvin Jhughitt
Tel
Frances’ Beauty Shop
Alot
National Defense
General Auto
F&r Motor Service
Wis
Anwee
Stiver’s
Joni Ye
Costains
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