U S Hot Dogs Invade Algiers
Washington reports a quirky glimpse of U S trade efforts as American hot dogs appear at a fair in Algiers. The piece notes consular help, broad export data, and a 1929 to 1932 context, highlighting export dominance and a 1.13 billion dollar trade surplus last year amid global economic strain.
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Washington
Algiers
Foreign Service
Frankfurter
Commerce Department
Rommierce Department
Commete
Iradu
United States
Bob DeLay Named on College Paper Staff
Bob DeLay of Wessington Springs, a sophomore, has been named associate editor of the 1940 Jack Rabbit yearbook. He belongs to the Industrial Collegian staff, Military Beats Tenian Club, college chorus, and is a pledging member of Sigma Delta Chi journalism fraternity.
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Bob DeLay
Wessington Springs
Assoc
Colleda
Bob
Industrial Collegian
Ladies Aid Meeting In Wessington Springs
May 22 Mrs C H Farrington entertained the local Methodist Ladies Aid with assist ant hostesses Mrs Minnie Bars ber and Mrs Howard Cochran Mrs Sohn Cashman led der thonals Officers of the Westigton Springs Music Club elected Mrs Donald Vessey chair man Mrs Barrett Lowe vice chair man and Mrs Charles R Hach secretary treasurer
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Ladies Aid
Wessington Springs
CLUE
Weslington Springs
Westigton Springs
Rockham school ends year with picnic at Fishers Grove
Students and faculty of Rockham FIign School closed the year with a picnic at Fishers Grove last Friday. Miss Fanny B Mills, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, plans a trip to Iowa to receive medical care.
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Iowa Wolsey
Fanny B. Mills
Presbyterian Church
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Towa
Many Changes At De Smet Indicate Business On Upbeat
De Smet shows upbeat spring business with changes in ownership and merchandising. A. J. Ryland adds a new front to Burns Cafe building, with similar work planned for the adjacent bank by T. H. Meye. Clyde Riley adds a deli and ice cream shop to his grocery, Ferdinand Wulff plans a cream and produce department with his filling station and retail ice cream. Miss Doris Halpin of Miller bought the Bonnie Belle Beauty Shop from Mrs Beile Newton.
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DE Smet
A. J. Ryland
Burns Cafe
T. H. Meye
Clyde Riley
Ferdinand Wulff
Doris Halpin
Miller
Beile Newton
Foreman Olson Named To Council
John N. Yaomson of the Bank of Centerville announced L. C. Foreman Elkton and F. A. Olson Toronto named to the executive council of the South Dakota Bankers Association. Foreman succeeds C. A. Stensland and Olson succeeds W. S. Given, with both already active in association affairs. The council governs the association which will hold its annual convention at Pierre on June 2 and 3.
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John N. Yaomson
Bank of Centerville
South Dakota’Bankers Association
L. C. Foreman
Elkton
Corn Exchange Bank
F. A. Olson
Toronto
Bank of Toronto
Suc
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Madison
Security Bank and Trust Company of
Olson
W. S. Given
Baccalaureate Held for De Smet Graduating Class
De Smet high school held its baccalaureate at the Congregational Church with a large crowd in attendance. The program included processional, prayers, readings, music by the girls’ glee club, and benediction.
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de Smet
de Smet High School
De Smet Seniors Stage Early to Bed Early Rise Play
The De Smet senior class presented Early to Bed Early Rise at Klinkel auditorium with a matinee for Grace School children. Cast included Donna McMasters Billy Coughlin Alda Lesson Varn Beixey Ruby Fox Robert Purinton Lillian Satrum Jean Curley Merle Pratt Sid Grotta Buoy Thedorff directed by Martha Schroeder with interludes by the high school quartet led by Lucille Gunderson and performances by grades five and six tonette band under Gerlardine Ostroot and Marjorie Linton.
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Spore
Lucille Gunderson
Tonette
Gerlardine Ostroot
Marjorie Linton
Gene Swanson Heads W. S. Student Body
Gene Swanson a junior at Wessington Springs High School was elected student association president at a recent meeting Charles Reedy was named vice president and Susan Kearton secretary Cheerleaders for next year include Nellie Bell Mary Wade Darlene DeVore Bob Bell Donky Swanson and Jerry Novotny Two will serve as alternates.
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Gene Swanson
W. S
Wessington Springs
Charles Reedy
Susan Kearton
Nellie Bell
Mary Wade
Darlene DeVore
Bob Bell
Donky Swanson
Jerry Novotny
Baccalaureate Held by Wessington Springs Seniors
The Wessington Springs senior class chose Rev. A. Parnell Nelson to give the baccalaureate address Sunday evening at the high school. Life's Choices was the theme with musical numbers by local students.
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Wessington Springs
A. Parnell Nelson
Beadle County Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers listed for Seward H. Bowers and others with parcels in Beadle County. Local health clinic notice in De Smet offering free smallpox vaccinations and diphtheria inoculations with nurse assistance. Community notices include Lane Aid meeting plans to attend district convention and hospital updates for Burdette and Ree Heights. A Pierre hospital patient and a Brookings visit are noted along with a personnel move to Egan Wolsey for Bertram Jungemann.
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Mabel Glenn Robinson
Lee Patrick
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Adda
Huron
DE Smet
Paul ‘Tychetter
Cecile Munson
Tschetter
Poor Eyesight Costs Hunters in Court Case
In Sioux Falls on May 22 two marksmen Charles Benson, 30, of Sioux Falls and Fred Tjaden, 21, of Humboldt faced a judge for shooting a game bird out of season. Deputy Warden L C Hawley arrested them seven miles south of Humboldt on March 26. Benson claimed it looked like a rabbit at that distance. Judge Gibbs fined them $25 each and ordered their rifles confiscated.
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Sioux Falls
Charles Benson
Fred Tjaden
Humboldt
L. C. Hawley
Depurty
Traden
Gibbs
Burglars Hit Bay Drug Store in Dell Rapids
Looters smashed a rear basement window to break into the Bay Drug Store in Dell Rapids Saturday and stole narcotics valued at 50 to 75 dollars plus cash. Sheriff’s office said FBI agents in Aberdeen were notified.
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FBI
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Wolsey Seniors Awarded Diplomas at Commencement
Wolsey May 22 Special Twenty three Wolsey High School seniors were awarded diplomas at a ceremony in the Wolsey Opera House. Dr J D Weeks University of South Dakota president gave the address. The program included salutatory by Genevieve Jungemann and valedictory by Marjorie Christopherson with musical selections by the girls sextet and mixed chorus. Diploma presentations were by Judson M Guige and Lawrence Larsen. The class list includes Marjorie Christopherson Robert Eichstadt Robert Fleming Philip Gillenberg Marion Gogalin Bob Gordon Hugo Haeder Richard Haeder Joyce Hagedorn Cleon Heckensable Edward Hoskins Jeanette Iverson Catherine Jungemann Genevieve Jungemann Richard Kohlmyer Norman Langbehn Ethel Mnium Lydia Moeller Thelma Rodman Velma Rodman Carroll Salisbury Richard Schieman and Everett Whorton.
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Wolsey High School
Wolsey Opera House
J. D. Weeks
University of South Dakota
Genevieve Jungemann
Marjorie Christopherson
William Fritz
Judson M. Guige
George Dirksen
Lawrence Larsen
Board of Education
Dorothy McGinnty
Hugo
Richard Haeder
Robert Eichstadt
Robert Fleming
Philip Gillenberg
Sixteen drivers qualify for Memorial Day 500 at Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on May 20 sixteen drivers qualified at speeds from 130.138 to 120.935 mph as speed trials resumed for the annual 500 mile race. Only Babe Stapp of Los Angeles completed a full run amid a downpour that drenched about 35,600 fans and slicked the north track curves. Stapp posted 125 mph in a ten mile test. his Alfa Romeo was the same car Rex Mays drove last year and two years prior.
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Babe Stapp
Los Angeles
Stapp
Rex Mays
Ill Residents Recovering In Huron Area
Merlin Kenison, once critically ill, left a Huron hospital last week and is convalescing at home. Mrs. Thomas Westby and George Atkinson, previously ill and hospitalized, are reported recovering.
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Merlin Kenison
Huron Hospital
Thomas Westby
George Atkinson
City Employes In Court Over Street Truck Driver Fight
City case centers on Frank McKean facing assault and battery charges after a dispute with Patrolman H C Coolidge. McKean allegedly refused to dismount a police car running board near the East Side athletic field. Coolidge says McKean struck him. McKeon denies striking. Judge Ransom Gibbs set trial for June term with bond fixed at $1,000.
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Siouk Falls
Frank McKear
H. C. Coolidge
McKean
East Side Athletic Field
McKeon
Coolidge
Ransom Gibbs
Flashes Of Life And Wacky City Pranks Shake Eugene
Police Lieut John Flynn arrested captain Robert Maynard of Brooklyn after he blew a tanker whistle for 20 minutes to protest a bridge opening delay. In Oregon constable Mark Hathaway tracked two mariners on Water Street after an attachment was served. In Kansas Beeler Grace and Ruth Stull earned high school co valedictorian honors. In Fremont Ward Psechorer of Midland College used a sound truck to serenade his disciplined date outside her dormitory with I Love You Truly.
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New York
Flynn
Robert Maynard
Brooklyn
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Ore
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Lake
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Nek
Summer Band Practice Plans at Community Ball
Summer band practice will continue during the summer under director Eric Junger. The Community Ball will host rehearsals while seniors fit practice around field work. In Tulare, Mrs. D. Cashman of Letcher arrived May 22 to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ed Binger.
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E. A. Holm
Irvin Olson
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D. Cashman
Letcher
Ed Binger
South Dakota Bankers Meet in Pierre June 2 3
Bankers from across the state will convene in Pierre on June 2 and 3 for the annual South Dakota Bankers association convention. Notable speakers from FDIC and state and national figures will discuss financial topics and a 1940 convention site. A banquet, dance, and social events accompany business sessions and officer elections.
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Lawrence R. Lunden
Minneapolis
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Financial and Investment Review
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U.S. Seroe
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Wahoo
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Frank P. Powers
Minnesota Bankers Association
Hal Bushfield
E. ‘Sparks
School of By Ness
Univers F of
South Dyakota
Harlan Bush
Governor's Mansion
Picnic Brings Idje Hour Ext Club Members Together
Spec members of the Idje Hour Ext Club and their families gathered for a picnic in a Tulare grove east of town last Wednesday evening, sharing a relaxed social event with relatives and friends.
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Idje Hour Ext
Graduation Attended by Huron and Westport Families
Mr and Mrs G P ng of Hur on and Mr and Mrs J Andersen of Westport attended graduation exercises at the Wolsey school Thursday.
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G. P. Ng
Huron
J. Andersen
Westport
Wolsey School
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