Alcott Predicts War With Japan
Former South Dakota newspaperman D. Alcott warned at Sioux Falls College that war between the United States and Japan is likely, driven by shortages of rubber tin tung oil and hemp. He said an economic blockade is the only path to victory, noting Japan’s strategic position and the danger of a prolonged conflict. He also suggested US controlled Far East radio stations to counter domestic propaganda.
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South Dakota
U. S. Sioux Falls
Carroll D. Alcott
United States
Japan
Sioux Falls College
Shanghai
Alcott
Burma
Far East
Indo China
Siam
Russia
Siberia
Parents Invited To Visit State College Campus Saturday
John Billington state college student body president invites parents to visit the campus this Saturday for Mom s and Dad s Day. Parents may meet students and faculty, tour rooms and classes, with a tea to follow the State College Morningside game in the Union.
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State College
Skookings
John Billington
Arlington
Billington
Harrold Young People’s Society Dance Night
Richard Huber and Lawrence Mascher hosted the Lutheran Young People’s Society at the Gott Huber home. The evening featured dancing with prizes won by Wallace Misterek and Richard Winkler.
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Harrold Group
Harrold
Richard Huber
Lawrence Mascher
Lutheran Young Peoples Society
Gott Huber
Wallace Misterek
Richard Winkler
Hobo King Joins Canadian Forces
BROOKINGS November 5 State College apologizes to the student body as J Leon Lazarowitz national president of the Benevolent Order of Hoboes explains his enlistment in the Canadian Active Overseas army kept him from attending Hobo Day on October 18. He sent a brief card expressing hoboes cherish freedom and readiness to battle when threatened. He asked for a report on Hobo Day progress and to be remembered by hoboes on campus.
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Brookings
State College
J. Leon Lazarowitz
The
Benevolent Order of Hoboes
Lazarowitz
Miller Group Heads to Farm and Home Week
Six home extension members from Hand County clubs join Nellie Me Loughlin to attend Farm and Home Week at State College Brookings. Travelers include Mrs Ethel Westenhaver Mrs Bud Nelson Mrs Corey Jenkins Mrs Archie Davis Mrs Marge Sanger and Sylvia Engleman representing Help One Another Jolly Ten Prairie Homemakers Modern Matrons New Deal and Friendly Circle clubs.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Graham at De Smet church
Mrs. Mary Graham 82 died October 25 at the home of her niece Mrs. Joe Goldsmith where she had lived for several years. Funeral services were held last week at St. Thomas Catholic Church in De Smet following a broken hip sustained six months earlier.
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Erwin
Graham Erwin
Mary Graham
Joe Goldsmith
St. Thomas’ Catholic
de Smet
Graham
Preacher D Van Houte to Serve At Bancroft Church
The Rev D Van Houte and family from Pownal Maine travel to Bancroft to occupy the pulpit at the Orthodox Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 11 20 a m The arrival is scheduled for this week as announced in a local special report.
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Bancroft
D. van Houte
Pownal
Maine
van Houte
Orthodox Presbyterian Church
Combined School Program at Holden Hall Fete
A joint event by Sunbeam Holden and Odessa schools took place last Saturday evening at Holden Hall. Activities included bingo a fish pond fortune telling and a plesocial.
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Sunbeam
Holden
Odessa
Holden Hall
Colorful Homecoming Pageant At Miller High School
Miller High School held its annual homecoming events with a Thursday pageant about liberty in the United States, crowning Rosemary Glennon queen. Friday judges honored floats by the dramatic club and FFA. Rustlers beat Faulkton 6 0 in the football game, then a carnival and dance closed the celebration.
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Miller High School
Miller
Dramatic Club
Alice Scott
United States
Rosemary Glennon
Barbara Bridenbaugh
Beverly McCarl
Phyllis Hazard
Vera Don- Tin
M. W. Wiseman
Charles Gardner, Jr
Winifred Lorentson
FFA
Edward Bauer
Minnie Dixon
Alfred Meyer
Shirley Palmer
Rustlers
Faulkton
Alpena Carnival Set For November 14 At High School
Alpena High School prepares for its annual carnival on November 14 with a minstrel show. King and queen candidates include seniors Joyce Evenson and Junior Risenbrey, juniors Doris Pawlowski and Earl Burnison, sophomores Helen Winters and Chester Peterson, and freshmen Vivian Teveldahl and Cecil Burnison.
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Alpena
Alpena High School
Joyce Evenson
Junior Risenbrey
Doris Pawlowski
Earl Burnison
Helen Winters
Chester Peterson
Vivian Teveldahl
Cecil Burnison
Preaches at Wolsey and Hitchcock Farewell Party
Miss Mills former pastor of the Wolsey Presbyterian Church for nearly 14 years preached to a large Wolsey audience last Sunday. Bonilla residents attended as she had also served there. June Gordon and Margaret Thompson sang a duet for Alice Seeley now in California. A farewell party and dance at Rockwood Hall honored Jimmie Klug who left for California while Harold Dubois celebrated a birthday with prizes awarded to P. Be Dickson and Mrs John Blume.
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Wolsey Wolsey
Miss Mills
Wolsey Presbyterian Church
Bonilla
June Gordon
Margaret Thompson
Alice Seeley
California
Hitchcock Hitchcock
Rockwood Hall
Jimmie Klug
Harold Dubois
P. BE. Dickson
John Blume
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Huron
Turkey
Gloria and
Barbara Brewster
Bedford
Sibli
Otero
Alpagora
Osborn
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