Numerous Social Events At Local Labor Temple and Community Happenings
Local clubs and organizations schedule Friday meetings at Labor Temple and Wheeler's Hall including B of RT, Huron Cenizal Labor union Mizpah O E S Women of the Moose and T U. Bird hike for Girl Scout leaders, Baptist Sunday school party, Elks party with dinner bridge and dancing, Newman Club activities, missionary society at Mrs Wilcox home, and a Pupils recital. Also Tugstay club meeting with officer elections and Alpha Delphians with guest Ruth Sutter. Weather forecast notes fair conditions.
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B. of
Labor Temple
Huron ‘Cenizal Labor ‘Union
Mizpah
Masonic Temple
Women of the Moose
Wheeler's ‘Hall
W.C. T
W.C. T. U. Will Meet With Mrs. Charles Miner, 967, Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Hubert Ketelle
Third Street
Idaho Avenue
the Baptist Church
C. 8. Laughlin
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Weather Outlook South Dakota Iowa Tonight Through Thursday
South Dakota forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Iowa expected mostly fair while cooler in eastern and central sections tonight, with increasing clouds and showers possible in the far south later Thursday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
City Briefs From Huron and Surrounding Areas
Judge A K Gardner returned from St Paul after a term of court. Mrs L E Baker of Kasson Minn visits Haron with Mr and Mrs H A Tice. Marjorie and Mary Walker visited Pierre with Mary Helen Warren. Lucille Wie of Wisvisiting Huron with Mr and Mrs O E Wright. Elva Adsit returned from St Paul circuit court of appeals. Glenn McAllister returned from Rapid City on business. Mr and Mrs Henry Hantex and family visited Watertown. Lewis Benson of Huron on business in Philip. Merrit Hagelstrom called to Huron for uncle Wilfred Martin’s illness and death then to Fergus Falls. Mrs William Wilson returned to Sioux Falls after visiting here with the Whitneys. Beryl Cottington and Merrill Gene returned from Stanhope visit.
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A. K. Gardner
St. Paul
L. E. Baker
Kasson
Minn
Harom
H. A. Tice
Tice
Marjorie
Mary Walker
C. G. Walker
Pierre
Mary Helen Warren
E. W. Feige
Lucille Wie
Wises
Huron
O. E. Wright
Elva Adsit
Circuit Court of Appeals
Glenn’ McAllister
Rapid City
Severa
Henry Hantex
Betty
Watertown
Lewis Benson
Igin Philip
Merrit Hagelstrom
Wilfred Martin
Bryant
Fergus Falls
Mina
William Wilson
Sioux Falls
Laie Whitney
Beryl Cottington
Merrill Gene
Stanhope
Minnesota Forecast: Fair Tonight Into Thursday
The east portion is expected to see generally fair skies tonight and Thursday with only small changes in temperature.
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Minnesota
Road Weather Report From Rapid City Area
Rapid City reports 54 high 66 low with 86 precip and poor roads while Huron shows 60 and 67 with none and good roads Pierre 56 54 with 25 precip. Mitchell 4 58 with OL and good roads Aberdeen 60 69 with none and good roads Watertown 58 74 with 4 and good roads Sioux Falls 66 63 with none and good roads cloudy.
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Associated Press
Rapid City
Huron
Pierre
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Missouri River Development Debate Stalls Delegation Visit
Senator Bulow questions value of sending a South Dakota delegation to Washington to press the Missouri River development project. Will G. Robinson reports an association committee may travel to advocate the plan, if deemed advisable, as South Dakotans weigh the case for Missouri development.
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Washington
Missouri River
Missouri
South Dakota
William J. Bulow
Will G. Robinson
Association
Bulow
Thea
Public Works Inclusion Aims in Ongoing Program
A speaker said the group will continue efforts to ensure inclusion of the project in the public works program now under consideration. The statement emphasizes ongoing advocacy and pending approval within the funding process.
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Low
Farley Drives Push to Speed Repeal of Prohibition
Postmaster General Farley, Democratic national chairman, announces a broad campaign urging every Democrat worker from the last election to promote repeal. He notes repeal would create new revenue from liquor sales and help fund public works, with six states already signaling ratification as efforts aim for earlier action before March 15.
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Washington
Farley
Democratic National
Roosevelt
Michigan
Wisconsin
Wyoming
New Jersey
Rhode Island
New York
Congress submits measures to states last session
The report notes that several bills were forwarded to the states by Congress in the previous session, outlining proposed actions and potential implications for state governments.
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Congress
New York Votes For Repeal In State Wide Ballot
Albany reports a 12 to 1 repeal majority in the state Senate and a strong repeal tilt in New York City. statewide results show 1,478,607 for repeal and 120,142 against across 5,930 of 8,837 districts. 150 delegates pledged to repeal will meet June 27 to add New York to other states committed to repeal.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
New York State
Impeachment Trial Nears Vote on Judge Louderback
Washington May 24 The impeachment trial of California federal Judge Louderback moved to its final stage with 89 senators to decide removal. Closing arguments by House prosecutors and defense counsel were heard to finish the record on charges of malfeasance in appointing receivers and paying fees. Voting expected about 4 p.m. and to end within three hours after roll call on five counts.
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Washington
E.role
Louderback
California
House
Senate
Fragmentary Historical Note on Officials and Trade
A garbled relic mentions the removal of Judge Louderback by automatic means, a note on Switzerland raising import duties on radios by over 300 percent, and ancient coal money auctioned in London for two guineas found in Dorsetshire claimed to have been used by Phoenicians.
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London
Dorsetshire
England
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Jelke
Newport
Eugenia Jelke
F. Frazier Jelke
F. Bartholomay Jelke
ELKS
Elks Hall
Newman Club
Ross Minson
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Anna Tobin
Home Missionary Medical Field
Society
Sibley Memorial
Washington, D. C
Wilcox
H. Carlson
T. J. Wood
Wesley Hall
The
Methodist
Puis
the Evergreens
Hourine
June Ida Iverson
Joe Salbert
Tugstay
Winds Avenue
Vera Johnson
Katherine Johntreasurer
Shris Palub
Mabel Ne
Igh
Bernice
Yavere Johnson
Alpha Delphians
LM. W. Smith
Lilie Meigs
Red Gables
Lake Byron
C. N. Mellvaine
Alva Way
San Francisco
Ruth Sutter
Sutter
Cronnoble
W. F. Cronnoble
Frank Avenue
Scott Taylor
Mire R.A. Spurrier
Zunch
W. J. Withers
Virs
O. E. Rutherford
R. A. Hyde
Werner
Mys
Theo B. Werner
Iit
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Mee
Aneea
Saint Paul
Sheridan
Williston
Plorre
Pena
Jewelry
Marvin
Bughiil
City
Simplex
Cflexies
Switzerland
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