Party Leaders Plan Comeback
Associated Press reports from Pierre on May 30 show South Dakota Democrats outline a strategy for a comeback before the next election. They eye governor’s race, with D. A. McCullough or Jorgen Boe named as possible candidates, while Republican Warren Green faces scrutiny over rural credits reforms. Green plans to run rural credits under a new system starting July 1, as McCullough’s future and party balance remain unsettled. Potential rivals Walter Willy, Jay Williams, and Hi L Lawrence are mentioned for rural credits director posts.
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Associated Press
Pierre
Jeferson
W. J. Bulow
South Dakota
United States
Warren Green
D. A. McCullough
Democraty
McCullough
Jorgen Boe
Presho
Green
Rural Credits Department
Greene
Walter Willy
Mitchell
Jay Williams
Gettysburg
Hi. L Lawrence
Sammission
Urge Hills Residents To Get Better Posted
Rapid City May 3 In order that Black Hills residents should be able to give better information to tourists they should make themselves better acquainted with their surroundings in the opinion of boosters for South Dakota's playground It has been pointed out that a very small proportion of people here are well acquainted with points of Interest in the Hills Local residents have been urged to take advantage of Sundays during the early summer for trips to Wind Cave Mount Coolidge or other points of interest Many tourists have been seen in the Hills already and it is expected that a record number will visit here during the summer.
Start Work Soon On New Hand County Jail MILLER
Hand County selects Majerus Construction Company of Watertown to build a new jail adjacent to the courthouse. Excavation will start immediately with materials already arriving. George Metcalf of Waterloo Jr. will supervise, directing a two story structure 48 feet wide and 171 feet long with a full basement to match the courthouse.
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New Hand County
Miller
Majerus Construction Company
Watertown
Watertown Company
Gorge Metcalf
Waterloo
Hand County
Burdette Woman In Serious Condition After Amputation
Mrs. William Shoebring of two farms southwest of Burdette is reported in critical condition at a Miller hospital after her right leg was amputated just below the knee on Thursday. She has suffered from dropsy and Brights disease for years.
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Burdette
William Shoebring
Miller Hospital
Shoebring
Aberdeen Silver Fox Industry Expands At Banquet
May 20 report shows the Aberdeen unit of International Fur Farms shipped 65,000 dollars worth of Mascot foxes to Germany. A R Marser founder and chief executive of Mascot and Marge Rosencrants of Berlin were special guests at the banquet of 1 percent officials.
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Aberdeen
International Fur Farms, Inc
Germany
A. R. Marser
Mascot Organization
Marge Rosencranta
Berlin
Dykes Reclaim Fertile Lands Harness Rio Grande Project
Albuquerque New Mexico covers 150 miles along the Rio Grande and 50 miles north and 100 miles south of the city for a $10 million flood control and irrigation project. It includes four diversion dams storage dam and 400 miles of levees and 519 miles of irrigation ditches to reclaim thousands of acres, safeguard Albuquerque, and support irrigation water needs. The plan envisions a storage dam on Rio Chama 80 miles north, 175 feet high and 1 300 feet long holding 200000 acre feet of water.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Congress
Placement Bureau Sees 83 Teaching Placements at USD
Vermillion May 90 Eighty three teaching positions have been filled this year by the University of South Dakota Placement Bureau according to Dr W H Benson. The Bureau, previously free to graduates, will begin charging a $1 fee from July due to reduced legislative funds. Last year 168 appointments were made by November 1. The report notes USD aims to support graduates while managing costs. The document also notes a growing school census in Custer independent district with 62 more children than 1980 rising to 417 names. Water service will be shut off June 1 at sites with unpaid bills per City Water Dept adv.
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Bureau
Custer
Custer, Independent School District
I. M. Donaldson
City Water Dept
State Democrats Plan for 1932 Campaign in South Dakota
Bierre May 30 P Democratic plans for the 1932 campaign unfold at a Jefferson Day banquet and conference called by A. L. Putnam party chairman. Attendees include state committeemen county chairs and leaders as Democrats map strategy for future elections. Potential attendance by Nellie Tayloe Ross noted as tour progresses. Historically such banquets preceded key candidate announcements in the state.
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Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Putmam
Bulow
W. W. Howes
Huron
T. B. Werner
Rapid City
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Ross
Putnam
South Dakkota
D. A. McCullough
Chadbourne Has Surplus Problem
The United States sugar control plan devised by Thomas L. Chadbourne faces challenges in applying cartel style controls to wheat exports. Experts note sugar is easier to regulate via private agreements, while wheat involves millions of independent farmers and many firms. A single global agency or cooperative is unlikely, as Russia’s stance and lack of central marketing bodies in key producers hinder cartel feasibility. Governments may resist restricting private property, leaving a government led approach uncertain.
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Washington
Thomas L. Chadbourne
New York
Russia
Farm Board
Canadians
India
Australia
Argentina
Divorce Question in Education Policy Debate
An exploration of how New Mexico educational history informs a conference led debate on the future of their operations. The discussion weighs governance, funding, and policy shifts, seeking a recommendation while considering regional historical context.
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New Mexico
Dr James Continues Commencement Talks in South Dakota
Dr James, president of the University of South Dakota, continued his tour of commencements by speaking to Britton high school graduates. He warned that 1931 marked the darkest period in South Dakota education and outlined education’s history before heading to Albuquerque for a June 2 address titled Education at the Crossroads.
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Dr. James
Britton
South Dakota
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
Britton High School
James
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Class Advisor Is Feted At Lake Preston High
Lake Preston May 30. The Lake Preston high school junior class honored their long serving class advisor Miss Ruth Sterwalt who resigned after guiding students since they were freshmen. A program of games and music preceded a refreshments with a gift presented to Miss Sterwalt.
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Preston Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Ruth Sterwalt
Miss Sterwalt
Sterwalt
Gardeners Meet by Six Ragged Sailors Club in Carthage
The third regular meeting of the Six Ragged Sailors Garden Club was held at Ed McCann home in Carthage on May 26 with all members present. Ruth Jones reported on early and late flowers discussed during the gathering.
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Ragged Sailors
Carthage Mower Garden Club
Ed McCann
Ruth Jones
Financial Genius Caldwell Faces Court as His Fortunes Crumble
Roger Caldwell once a wealthy financier and social figure sees arrest warrants and indictments from federal and state grand juries in Greeneville Nashville and Louisville. His Caldwell Co. collapse triggered Tennessee bank crashes and a political storm as authorities pursue bankruptcy and court actions while his Brentwood Hall assets and horse empire are tied up. Sioux City bank rates to be cut from 3% to 2.5% starting July 1.
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Nashville
Tenn
Roger Caldwell
Criminal Court
Board of Directors
Greeneville
Nashville, Tenn
Louisville
Caldwell and Co
South
Tennessee
Luke Lea
Caldwell & Co
Lusitania
Caldwell
Vanderbilt University
Chicago Bond House
Waverly
Chicago House
Brentwood Hall
Cooperative Movement Shapes Turkey's Economic Strategy
In Angora Turkey President Kemal pushes cooperatives as a central economic tool. The plan calls for producer and consumer co operatives with standardized product quality and direct sales through cooperatives, reducing middlemen. A model cooperative grocery near the presidential residence in Angora is to be opened.
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Angora
Turkey
Anatolia
Kemal
Tchan-Kays
Black Bay
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