Market Seen For S. D. Manganese
Senator Chan Gurney says South Dakota manganese could compete with imports if Congress passes the strategic War materials bill. The report keeps a buy American clause, allows a bidder up to a year to complete delivery, and would authorize 100 million to be spent over four years for strategic materials, with South Dakota boasting 100 million tons of deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South Dakota
Senate
House
Chan Gurney
Gurney
Congress
United States
Missionaries To Hold Service Here Tonight
The Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Shirley long time missionaries in South America will lead a service at the Gospel Rescue Mission 172 Dakota Avenue South tonight. An invitation is extended to all to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Shirley
South America
Gospel Rescue Mission
Dakota Avenue South
Dutch Theme at St. Lawrence Junior Banquet
At the St. Lawrence junior-senior banquet in the dormitory dining hall on May 20 a Dutch decorative theme featured a windmill and tulips in apricot and blue. Harrison Ford served as toastmaster. the program included welcome and response, several talks, class history and prophecy, plus a cornet duet, brass sextet, contralto solo, and a vocal duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Lawrence
St. Lawrence
Finishes Radio Course Highmore Ends Training
Virgil Hanson returned from Kansas City where he earned a first class radio operator certificate. N A NaDeau from Seattle arrived for an extended visit with niece and husband Ira and Mrs. McDonald. Mr and Mrs. McDonald drove to Aberdeen to meet the guest. The South Dakota Supreme Court admitted J B Peterson formerly of Minneapolis to practice law, to be based in Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Virgil Hanson
Kansas City
Arhives
Coast
N. A
Pierre
State Supreme Court
J. B. Peterson
Minneapolis
South da« Ree
Sloun ‘Ally
Young Chevrolet Company Incorporates in Custer
The Young Chevrolet Company of Custer with $10,000 capital stock filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Directors are E. M. Birdsall Temple Birdsall and M. M. Young of Rapid City and Custer respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Young Chevrolet Company
Custer
Secretary of State
E. M
Temple Birdsall
Rapid City
M. M. Young
Operation for appendicitis performed in hospital
Peter Liliehaug underwent an appendicitis operation in a Mitchell hospital on Wednesday morning May 26. The procedure was described as routine and successful with no complications reported.
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Peter Liliehaug
Aberdeen Man Ranks Highest in Navy Class
Midshipman Joseph Materi of Aberdeen South Dakota ranked highest among third class midshipmen at the U S Naval Academy for 1929 in government studies. He will receive a pair of marine binoculars at a May 31 ceremony in Annapolis. The prize is awarded by the American Legion national organization and will be presented by Edward E Spafford of Brewster New York a past national commander.
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Aberdeen
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Materi
Fourth Avenue
South Dakota
Amercan Legion
U. S Naval Academy
National Organization of the American Legion
Materi
Naval Academy At Annapolis
Edward E. Spafford
Brewster, N. Y
American Legion
Mines Graduates Hold Jobs At High Rate
Rapid City May 26 The South Dakota School of Mines reports only nine or 2.9 percent of living graduates are unemployed. Of 735 alive, 98.75 percent are employed. The study, directed by BR Palmerton, notes Mines graduates show strong job acquisition compared with peers such as New York University College of Engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
South Dakota School of Mines
Howard Lee
State Engineing
Department of English and
Social Science
School of Mines
BR. Palmerton
College of Engineering
New York University
Delinquent motor carrier fees and patrol activity report
South Dakota motor patrol collected 10 456 in delinquent compensation fees during April. Patrol superintendent Walter Goetz reported fifty four arrests were made and violators paid 1 243 in fines for overloaded trucks and improper plates. Patrolmen traveled 29 427 miles, weighed 144 trucks with 43 over weight, aided 91 motorists and issued 901 warnings. Also Merrill Van Camp left for Chilliothe Mo to attend business college and Dale York assumed Van Camp position at WNAX garage and service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota Motor Patrol
Walter Goetz
Highmore
Merrill van Camp
Chillicothe
Business
Dale York
Lake Prestom
van Camp
WNAX
Hendersons Return Home After Short Visit
Mr and Mrs Harve Henderson and Mr and Mrs Lee Henderson and Mr and Mrs Lee Savills of Canton NL left Monday for home after a brief visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Henderson near Highmore. The Henderson men are brothers of Sam Henderson and Mrs Saville is a niece.
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Highmore
Harve Henderson
Lee Henderson
Lee Savills
Canton
Sam Henderson
Henderson
Saville
Roberts County Farmers Union Creamery Incorporation
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state for the Roberts County Farmers Union Cooperative Creamery. Authorized capital stock $50,000. Directors include Walter Okeson Peover August Stagman Thomas Hovland Sisse ton O. L. Wike Wanbay Arthur Faith Wilmot.
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Pierre
Roberts County
Union Cooperative
Secretary of State
Walter Okeson
Peover
August Stagman
Thomas Hovland
Sisseton
O. L. Wike
Wanbay
Arthur Faith
Wilmot
Annual Convention Opens At Brookings Sunday School
Brooklyn Brookings May 26 The State Sunday School Convention meets next Wednesday to Friday with theme Christian Youths Challenge to Our Modern World Speakers include Dr Robert Gammon Chicago secretary of revision of Christian education and former Senator Gladys Fyfe Huron. Other talks cover Christian youth goals civic life and personal development. Thursday features a pageant Fifty Fears of Statehood directed by Mrs Perry Clifford Cresbard with talent from Yankton Sioux Falls Watertown Vermillion Madison Aberdeen Pierre Hyren Spearfish.
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Brookings
Robert Gammon
Chicago
Theevision of Christian Education
Board of Congregational Churches
Gladys Fyfe
Huron
Phillip Johnson
Sioux Falls
TI. D. Weeks
University of South,Dakota
Vermillion
Perry Clifford
Cresbard
Yankton
Watertown
Madison
Aberdeen
Pierre
Hyren
Spearfish
Miller School Graduation Held
Commencement for Miller High School class of 1939 was held at the city auditorium with Governor Harold J Bushfield delivering the address to 48 graduates including his son Harlan Jr. The program featured a band prelude, a flower-decorated platform, invocations, songs by the girls glee club, and solos. Awards honored merit and athletic societies, Nathelle Rudd named valedictorian, Marjorie Molesworth salutatorian. scholarships awarded to Nathelle Rudd, Gene Biddie, and Marjorie Molesworth.
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Merrritt Bomhoff
Girls’ Glee Club
Margaret Ellis
Jinna Shouse
Kenneth Lewis
Dor«rothy
Sylvia
L. H. Rowse
National Honorary Society
Ben Barnes
Richard Neiblen
Helen Bridenbaugh
Dorothy Johnson
National Athletic Honor Society
Kenneth Brown
Oral Wilson
Rodney Heas
Robert Schroeder
Nathelle Rudd
Marjorie Molesworth
Gene Biddie
Vielin
Mat
Graduation Honors at Local School With Baccalaureate
Jorie Molesworth and Anna Shouse accompanied by Clifton R Viinn. Governor Bushfield presented diplomas to the graduating class at the ceremony. Rev. Joseph Andrews gave the benediction and Rev. Albert Hartt delivered the sermon Sunday May 21 in the auditorium with the theme Life is Like an Arrow.
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Jorie Molesworth
Anna Shouse
Clifton R Viinn
Bushfield
Joseph Andrews
Albert Hartt
Eight Highway Contracts Let in South Dakota
South Dakota highway commission awarded eight road projects this week including concrete pavement on Cliff Avenue in Sioux Falls to C. A. Wagner Construction Co. for 35971.36 dollars. Gravel surfacing near Accester awarded to C. E. Weir Construction for 8825.86 dollars. Grading in Todd and Bennett counties to Jarvis Construction Co. for 56956.42 dollars. Grants and Deuel counties grading to Jarvis Construction for 46919.25 dollars. A triple box culvert on U.S. 77 south of LaBolt awarded to Booth and Grier, Inc. for 7923.20 dollars. Guardrail work in Minnehaha and Union counties awarded to W. R. Lindelager and W. R. Lindekugel for sums ranging from 773 to 4734 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd and Bennett
Rosebud
Jarvis Construction Co
Sioux Falls
Grant
U.S
LaBolt
Booth and Grier, Inc
Sioux City
Minnehaha County
Sioux Fails
W. R. Lindelager
Spencar
W. R. Lindekugel
Spencer
Union County
Alcester
Spenteer
Local Visit Highlights Highmore Weekend
Mrs. S. A. Prior and son Clifford of Sisseton South Dakota visited the Welcome Prior home in Highmore over Sunday May 26.
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Highmore Highmore
S. A. Prior
Clifford
Sisseton
Highmore
Time profile paints Floyd Reeves as new head of youth commission
Time magazine highlights Floyd Wesley Reeves former Huron man and Huron College graduate as the newly appointed director of the American Youth Commission succeeding Homer P. Sairey. It traces his path from South Dakota ranch life to Wisconsin and Chicago education work and notes his push for youth voting at 18 to expand opportunity.
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Floyd W. Reeves
Youth Commission
Time
Floyd Wesley Reeves
Huron ‘College
Time Magazine
Reeves
American Youth Commission
Homer P. Sairey
University of Texas
Kemmens
South Dakota
Custec
Robinson
Tennyson
Wordsworth
Shakespeare
Horatio Alger
iHuron ‘College
Wisconsin
University of Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Floyd Heeves
U. S
Hutchins
Roosevelt
TVA
Floyd Reeves
Reeves and a youth image shape campus politics
Director Reeves and a Texas high school class differ from typical U.S. Youth. The history professor planned to run for police commissioner of a university town facing defeat by the city machine. The class acted, pursuing a completion of the plan, and the article includes a photo captioned Youth's Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves
Texas
WPA
U.S
Sandier College
No Evidence Of Poisoning In Doctor's Wife Death
Fairfax coroner's jury rules death of Mrs. J O Cook as natural causes after state lab report shows no poison traces in stomach contents. Coroner H L Clausen announced verdict during South Dakota Funeral Directors convention in Mitchell.
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Fairfax
J. O. Cook
Gregory County
H. L. Clausen
South Dakota
Mitchell Clausen
State Chemistry Laboratory
Vermillion
Mystery of Mrs Cook Death Inferred Heart Attack
Coroner reports no poison detected and jurors find no self harm. The death on May 15 appears linked to a heart attack after Mrs. Cook was found in her bedroom with a bottle of chloroform nearby. Laboratory analysis of contents was not completed due to timing and unclear sequence of events.
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Cook
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