Huron College Commencement Week Schedule Released
Huron college announces commencement week activities starting Friday June 7 with a reception for the senior class by Dr and Mrs Royal Clyde Agne at Foster Cottage 1009 Illinois Ave SW. The plan runs four days ending Tuesday with a commencement address by Rev W P Lemon and a town and college luncheon.
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Liquor Seller Sentenced After Prohibition Violation
In Watertown yesterday afternoon deputy federal prohibition agent Fred Wergus observed Severa Alire sell a pint of intoxicating liquor. About an hour later Alire began serving a 30 day county jail term and paid a $2500 fine for the offense.
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Flying Club Names Officers At University of South Dakota
Harold Netgan of Lions City was elected president of the Ki-Wiix flying club at the University of South Dakota. Maurice Kirby of Vermillion is vice president and Felix Wattner of Freeman is secretary-treasurer. The club plans to build a glider as the first student aviation group in the state.
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Five Families Attend Reunion at Cavour Home
Five families gathered at the Martin home west of Cavour for a reunion. A picnic dinner was served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs WM Walsh and family of Yale, E M McDermott and family of Huron, Mr and Mrs M C Walsh and family of Mitchell, Ed Schneller of Palisade Colorado, Mrs Ida Dunlevy and family, and Myron Martin of Cavour.
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Cave Talks To 4-H Club At Bonilla
Bonilla May 30 Thirteen Bonilla Butter Boosters 4 H club members and seven visitors heard R A Cave Beadle county agent and Louis Thompson Faulkton speak at Ross Palmer home A lunch followed the meeting The next meeting is set for June 24 at Truman Walton s homes
No Blame Fixed In Fatal Accident
A coroner jury found the death of Mr and Mrs Mike Dvorak and their two daughters was caused by being crushed by a Milwaukee stock car with no blame assigned. Testimony included train conductor F H Smith two brakemen doctors Landman Pangburn and witness Ruby Kadlee. Funerals for the four victims were held Tuesday.
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Springs Man Plans Move To Huron Soon
WESLINGTON SPRINGS May 30 Special Kyitrude of this city plans to move to Huron soon where he will open a headquarters for handling national bank receiverships at Eureka Frankfort Wessington Springs and Huron. Mr Kuitrud is a representative of W Hookway national bank receiver.
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Motor Fuel From Sugar Cane Waste Reported
A Queensland Australia plant will manufacture motor fuel from sugar cane waste as part of a new anti knock gasoline additive project. The department of commerce in Washington was informed via its Sydney trade commissioner. Experiments show the sugar cane waste teaser can be mixed with gasoline in any proportion.
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National Power Alcohol firm in Australia fuels big output
The company named National Power Alcohol of Australia plans to produce between five hundred thousand and six hundred thousand gallons of the new fuel annually.
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National Power Alcohol Company of Australia
Skyscraper Plans Target New York City Heights
New York May 30 construction will bring the Bank of Manhattan Chrysler Woolworth Chanin Metropolitan Life Wall Street Lincoln 10 East Singer New York Life Municipal New York Central Hotel Warwick Equitable Trust Transportation Ritz Tower Bankers Trust to 68 stories and heights from 539 to 840 feet. If stacked the first six would reach a mile. The country’s tallest current building is Chicago’s Apparel Mart at 880 feet.
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Springs Schools Age Totals 376 In Wellington
Wellington Springs May 30. A survey by Alden Cutler shows 190 boys and 186 girls of school age in the city, totaling 376, matching the census figure from last year.
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Income Tax Not Burdensome To French Farmers
Paris May 30 Only twenty firms in France report annual turnover above four million dollars More than two million people or one in twenty pay tax on incomes The average income is eleven hundred fifty dollars yearly Farmers declaring profits over the exempt figure at a rate of about one in two hundred remain on sea while half the country is rural
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Arrest Doctor in Torso Probe
Los Angeles authorities arrest Dr. Frank Westlake on suspicion of murder in the Laura Belle Sutton torso case. Investigators say Westlake and Sutton shared a bank account and planned marriage while Westlake was named as beneficiary in her will and life insurance policy. Forgeries are alleged in letters and a $200 note said to come from Sutton.
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Motors Allow Own Judgment on Speed in Los Angeles
After a week of letting drivers choose their pace, Los Angeles Police Chief James B. Davis said the result has been thus far satisfactory. He had announced last Thursday that speeds up to 50 miles per hour would be allowed in certain districts, noting more traffic is moving without evident reckless driving.
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Bomb Explosions Damage Chicago Stores
A night blast targeted the Pioneer Wholesale Grocery entrance and the Fahey cigar store in the stock yards district. Damage runs to several hundred dollars. Twenty five families in the cigar store building escaped injury as their residence was shaken but unharmed.
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Fraser Couple To Visit In Sioux City
Mr and Mrs D Fraser depart for Sioux City to spend a few days with Mr and Mrs GH Fraser and enjoy a family visit during the trip with relatives in the Gann Valley area as part of their travel schedule.
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