Education Week Faces Deep Cuts in Schools
The piece outlines a broad education emergency with 1300 rural schools closed and over 100000 children denied a basic right. It notes shortages of teachers, back pay owed to educators, and many high schools charging tuition or shortening terms. It argues for preserving high school education while trimming other areas as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Office of Education
National Education Associations
South Dakota
What Price Jail Ohio County Man Seeks Compensation
An Ohio county's commissioners faced a moral dilemma after a man sentenced to death spent 22 months in the death house before another suspect confessed and cleared him. He received $12,000 in compensation, prompting questions about fairness and the cost of 80 more months in the shadow of the electric chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Toj
Transition to second stage of recovery program
The passage notes a shift from the initial phase of public approval to a second stage. It observes that the first phase involved broad support even if the details were not clear, with a sense that decisive action was underway.
Democracy debate follows recovery plan cheers
Citizens shift from praise to critique as the recovery program enters analysis. Skepticism grows about planned reforms, yet the public asserts democracy remains intact and capable of constructive scrutiny. Officials acknowledge the need for open discussion to ensure effective governance.
Beadle County Red Cross Drive Urges Local Enrollment
Beadle County citizens will be asked next week to enroll in the American Red Cross by paying a one dollar annual membership. The appeal notes the Red Cross has spent thousands aiding the county with feed, clothing, and medical supplies, and asks those who can to contribute to keep the local chapter ready to assist in future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Beadle County
American Red‘ Cross
Beadley County
PRESS COMMENT ON NRA PERCEPTION IN BRITAIN
British observers show interest in the American National Recovery Act while noting unemployment remains a persistent issue in the British Isles. They praise reemployment efforts but fault the program’s faults and credit facilities, contrasting optimism at home with cautious skepticism abroad. The piece underscores shared aims to revive industry and reduce dole reliance, highlighting a perceived slower American recovery.
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NRA
Carads
England
British Isles
Jover
United States
Elrod Day Honors Sam Elrod For South Dakota Service
A Lake Presto report notes wide praise for Sam Elrod in South Dakota. Citizens view his work across partisan lines and in the governor's chair as worthy of public honor.
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Clank
Sara
Sam
Elred
Wilar
Sam Elrod
South Dakota
Elrod
Rules for Roosevelt awards in Scouting clarified
The November Scouting issue outlines how all units can qualify for the Franklin D Roosevelt award by December 31 1933. Requirements include approved continued project with good attendance, net increase in membership, 12 year old enrollment, and 90 percent new scouts registered, with special provisions for new units and late enrollments.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Teghests
Hoys
Frances Howard Thanks Home Community for 4 H Help
Frances Howard expresses gratitude to Huron Mississippi business and professional men including Dew ing Cave and others for their support during the past 4 H club year. She notes three years as a member and begins a fourth year working on the foods and nutrition project with leader Mildred Lyman. She reflects on learning, past exhibitions at state and county fairs, and hopes to make the coming year the most successful yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Howard
Huron
Miss Dewing
Mr. Cave
Mildred Lyman
Award Trips To Young Farmers
Eight South Dakota vocational agriculture students in state high schools earned trips to the national Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City November 17 to 22. Winners include Walter Lassen Brookings Mervin Hockenstad Garretson Orville Waxdahl Egan Andy Sundstrum Lennox Kenneth Keith Canton Jean Guse Bryant Lyle Derscheid Wolsey Edgar Sagas. Chaperones Sivert Nelson and Wetter Parmeter will accompany two groups departing November 18 and 19, with one day in Chicago. Southwest Dakota officials cite scholarship activity and strong supervised practice programs as basis for selection. Bex Nelson Barnard will lead the convention coordination at the Barnard high school term.
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Jean Guse
Bryant
Lyle Derscheid
Wolsey
Edgar Sasgas
Hartford
Beard
Future Farmers
Kansas City
Chicago
Sivert Nelson
Wetter Parmeter
Brookings and
Platte
South Dakota
Testo
Barnard High
Bex Nelson
Barnard
Louisiana Purchase explained by Jefferson aides
The article recounts Jefferson's effort to acquire New Orleans and the Louisiana territory. Robert Livingston and James Monroe negotiated with Napoleon, who offered the entire Louisiana purchase for 15 million dollars, a deal that doubled the United States’ size.
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Louisiana Purchase
Jime Knouse
Banner No
Iroquois
Louisiana Ti
Mississippi
Jefferson
New Orleans
Robert FR
Louisiana
Robert
Livingston
Monroe
United States
Halloween Party Enjoyed By League Members
A fragment describes a Halloween party enjoyed by league members. It mentions boys and girls of the group the Rombud Young sith and hints at activities like games cocoa and cake. The text is incomplete and contains garbled phrases.
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League ‘We Boys and Girls
Rombud Young Sith
the ‘Toes School
Scouts Hold Badge Shoot For Senior Troop Zz
LaNae Wright, troop scribe, reports Girl Scouts Sakajawes troop Zz Seniors held a badge shoot last Saturday afternoon. After singing, Captain Mits Helen Buchanan explained minstrel and sciences badge concepts and taught songs related to the badges. The group postponed activities until Friday afternoon at 8 for a brief session.
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Girl Scouts
Sakajawes
LaNae Wright
Mits
Helen Buchanan
Eac
Alpena Girl Scouts Host Halloween Party Night
Alpena Girl Scouts entertained at an eight Halloween party in a home economics room decorated with ghostly rays, black hats, and witches. Each scout invited two friends and played various games during the evening, with refreshments served later.
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Alpena
Cwhled
Scouts Save Five at Camp Linsted in Lifesaving Effort
The Red Cross and Boy Scout lifesaving training saved five people when two scouts John Blakeslee and Thomas E Burns of troop 29 Balt swore Md responded to a capsized boat on the Severn River. They guided four men and a woman to shore and assisted others to safety using trained procedures. A later accident in the city claimed a drowning boy who lacked such training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Boy Scout
Syis
Linsted
Severn River
John Blakeslee
Thomas E. Burns
Balt
David Hess
Life
New York
Halloween Party at Spring Valley School Left Us Laughing
Parents invited to a school party aboard Halloween night at Spring Valley School. La Vira Winter reports the event featured games races and bobbing for apples along with sandwiches pickles and cold drinks.
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Vira
Spring Valley
Wei
Halle
Unknown Puzzle Clues Reflect Historical Word Match
A fragmented OCR puzzle lists vertical and horizontal clues with numbers and partial phrases such as Italian river and natural power, asking who is the man, plus other cryptic terms like genus and trading notes. The readable items suggest a crossword style, lacking coherent dated context or full solution details.
Daily lessons with We enjoyed doing this work
A fragmented note expresses enjoyment of daily lessons and the satisfaction of completing work. It emphasizes positive attitudes toward ongoing study and practice. No clear names, dates, or places are present to anchor further details.
Little Boy Visits Sheffield School
Melvu Peterson writes that Elmer Van, in the fourth grade, visits Sheffield school all week and studies near the fourth graders. Next week Howard Van from Spreng Valley school plans to visit, as a third grader, with Marshall-Keut hosting and showing him trapping.
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Sheffield
Van
Elmer van
Melvu Peterson
Elmer
Howard van
Spreng Valley
Howard
Marshall-Keut
Extension and 4 H Clubs Have Session MEULER
In Meuler County Extension and 4 H clubs held their annual get together day Friday in the city auditorium. Mrs. B Croll, county chairman, led the meeting with more than a hundred attendees in the afternoon and a larger group at the noon dinner in the auditorium dining room. Mrs Gleh Lin and Mrs F Dennis of Gilbert York directed community singing with Jeisies as accompanist Neva Allen’s rendering of Sis Hopkins pleased the audience. The program included accordion selections by Feul Sr of Orient and a dance by Sharon Wood and Dorothy Ann Long. The afternoon featured an hour of games.
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Gilbert York
Jefisies
Neva Allen
Sis Hopkins
Feul
Orient
Sharon Wood
Dorothy Ann Longt sEace
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Salt Pork Cooking Tips
Cooking salt pork for meals and sandwiches with various serving options. Instructions cover soaking times, preparation for chowder and gravy, and how to combine pork with vegetables, milk, and seasonings. Includes methods for whole wheat chowder and stuffed vegetables with detailed steps.
Frugal Cookery: Crisp Salt Pork Stuffing Ideas
The article suggests frying salt pork until crisp and mixing with bread crumbs cooked rice or other cereals to use as stuffing for peppers or tomatoes. It notes good pairings such as sweet potatoes and apples cabbage and apples and tomatoes with kidney beans lentils potatoes or hominy.
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Sara L. Dewing
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Social Notes
Twenty years ago I Jay in Huron lists visitors and returns from Sioux City tied to cases Montgomery and Attorney Gardner. Several residents like Mrs. Claymore, Mrs. Flower, Rev G M Richmond, and families arrive home after travel or witness duties. Ernest Wintle reports a western business trip and others visit Hitchcock or Broadland friends.
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Tea Kemeter
Fair Cry Supply
W. W. King
Sioux City
Monteceery
Jattorney
A. K. Gardner
F. BH. Dwyer
Joh Dineen
Montgomery
Roy Flower
G.-M. Richmond
C. B. Alford
CE. Bryant
J.C. Lemme
Barr
A.M. Urquhart
Ier
L . Potter
Hitchcock
Ernest Wintle
Radio Features See Rest in EADFOLAND
New York reports test of NBC WXAF broadcasts from old studios with Saturday Night review and Byrd expedition coverage. Walter Winchell and Ruth Cambridge appear as hosts with Doc Rockwell MC. List includes Burns and Allen, Ozzie Nelson orchestra, John McCormack, Poet Prince and more across WEAF WABC WIZ NBC schedules.
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New York
Radio City
Gme
Ate
Wsamimute
Ute
Walter Winchell
J: Beard
NBC
iRuth
Cambridge
Doc Rockwellig
WXAF
Ime
Senator Lewis
Wabc-Cbs
Albert
Spalding
Burns
Allen
Moran
Mack
Ozzie Nelson Orchestra
WIZ
Warden Lewes
John McCormack
Poet Prince
WEAF
Women's Radio Review
WABC
CBS
School of the Air
Premier MacDonald
London
WJZ
Rochester Philharmonig
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