South Dakota Leads Nation In Meat Production
BROOKINGS November 12 Special South Dakota ranks high nationally in meat output with 80 percent of lamb 82 percent of beef and 86 percent of pork produced in state surplus for other markets. B C Pollock National Live Stock and Meat Board manager outlines nationwide meat education efforts and benefits for consumers and producers.
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R. C. Pollock
National Live Stock and Meat Board
State College
Brookings
South Dakota
B.C. Pai- Jock
the Nations
South Caleor
Pollock
Boston
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Rochester
Chicago
Alf
Cavour Boy Wins Sweepstake Honor this Week
Elias Wipf of Cavour captured the sweepstake honors in the coloring contest, earning a free ticket to the Huron Theatre. Other winners include Maxine Carter and Adlen Powarll of Hitchcock, Charlotte Waldner and Lillian Jean Waidner of Huron, Eldora Vetch of Buran, Richard Hanson of Huron, Irma Freeburg of Carpenter, Mable McSutt of Huron, and Eileen Hofer of Huron. Weekly tickets go to top colorers of comic pages for the Huronite, with entries due by 6 o clock Wednesday.
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Cavour
Elias Wipf
Huron Theatre
Maxine Carter
Huron
Adlen Powarll
Hitchcock
Charlotte Waldner
Lillian Jean Waidner
Eldora Vetch
Buran
Richard Hanson
Irma Freeburg
Carpenter
Mable McSutt
Eileen Hofer
Kingsbury Players Win Recognition in Rural One Act
Kingsbury Turner and Day County casts earned two points toward the silver roving cup for the 1938 Farm and Home Week one act tournament. Kingsbury County presented Dumb Dorn with Mrs. Lloyd Smith and others. Turner County offered Kidnapping Betty with Clifford Be for and Rita Merrigan. Day County performed Bread featuring Joe Becht and Isabell Long in a rural arts showcase.
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Brookings
Kingsbury
Turner and
Day County
Kingsbury County
Lloyd Smith
Albert Cobb
D. C. Smith
Evelyn Brown
Resettlement Administration Likely To Be Retained
Washington Nov. 2 A shift of the Resettlement Administration appears likely to occur with a major role in a federal farm tenant program. Rexford Tugwell heads the agency created by presidential order and may see it join the agriculture department as drought relief funds remain strained and farm tenancy affects the Midwest and South.
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Washington
Resettlement Administration
New Deal
Agriculture Department
Rexford G. Tugwell
Tugwell
Columbia University
Roosevelt
Turnell
Secrenty Wallice
Campron
Progran
Wallice
South
Middle Western
Conger Opens Y Conference at Huson College
Registration of about 1 million delegates for the annual E conference completed at Huson College. Dr. George F. Conger of the University of Minnesota delivered the initial address on Broadening an Education Without Flattening. Delegates from Dakota Wesleyan Yankton College Sioux Falls College Augustana State College Northern Normal State University Spearfish Normal Merning asia Western Union College and Buena Vista attend.
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Huson College
George F. Conger
University of Minnesota
Conger
Eversall
Presbyterian Church
Marcia Seeber
Ethel ‘Parrett
KYM Ousinm
Dakota Wesleyan
Yankton College
Sioux Falls College
Augustana
State College
Northern Normal
State University
Spearseh Normal
Merning~ Asia
Western Union College
Buenaa
Huron
McGrady Proposes Talks to End Maritime Hiring Hall Strife
In San Francisco on November 13 Assistant Labor Secretary Edward F. McGrady outlined a plan to push a peace conference between employers and striking maritime unions. The fifteenth day of the wartime wave of strikes idled ships along coast ports and sparked sympathy actions. He warned of spying accusations and court actions while signaling a guarded proposal to jointly control waterfront hiring halls. If employers show support, a conference with union leaders may be convened to resolve the dispute.
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San Francisco
Edward F. McGrady
Iive
Atlantic
Gulf
Federal ‘Maritime Commission
New York
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
McGrady
Lownars
Jong
Refugees in U S Embassy Are Well
The United States embassy in Madrid reported all refugees within its gates well today after a telephone conversation with officials in Paris. Supplies of food were sufficient to feed the American nationals sheltered there.
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U.S
Paris
United States
Madrid
Scotch Tightwad Stories Blasted By Edward Corsi
UTICA New York November 13 Edward Corsi former Ellis Island immigration chief blasted stories about Scots as tightwads saying the Scots hang on to money poorly while he notes they are generous with cash if available He also contrasted Mussolini in private with his public image after visiting the Duce and observing a different demeanor.
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Edward Corsi
Utica
Ellis Island
Corsi
Americanization Council
Bonito Mussolini
Ft Duce
South Dakota Potato Show Displays Finest Harvests
In Brookings South Dakota farmers display 56 samples from 34 exhibitors at the annual potato show. Charles Starigmar, president of the state potato producers association, calls the lot among the finest yet despite adverse weather. E G Fletcher of Garden City wins top honors in divisions A and B for certified and uncertified potato lots, receiving a portable beam scale and a silver loving cup, while Asa Lebert of Grover claims sweepstakes for uncertified peck totals.
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Brookings
South Dakotas
Charles Starigmar
Prowee's Association
Garden City
Fletcher
Jubers
Asa Lebert
Grover
Courts Of Law To Go In Italy Mussolini Plans To Set Up New State Boards
Rome reports Premier Mussolini plans to abolish existing Italian courts and replace them with state committees, socializing the legal profession. A committee of lawyers and justice officials is drafting details while the report is prepared for the ministry of justice.
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Italy
Mussolini
Rome
Ministry of Justice
Ministry of Pustice
GSDA Plans Parleys and Committees Meet in Huron
The Greater South Dakota Association teams plan a week of meetings in Huron for its first annual convention. Key events include a water conservation conference for James and Missouri River cities, an agricultural session, a highways and tourists discussion, and a board dinner and directors’ meeting to set the 137 program and review the year. Delegations from across the state are expected.
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Huron
Greater South Dakota Association
George, A. Starling
Julius Shaug
Chambers of
James and
Missouri
South Dakota
Missouri River
North Dakota
Sel Gsda
Board of
Highway Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Gsda Board of Directors
Starring
Asid
Wolsey High Names Carnival Queen Candidates
Wolsey High School four classes nominate queen candidates for the carnival. Freshman Ruth er and Meyer, sophomore Beth Gordon, junior Eileen Keelin, and senior Gladys Rodman will have class members sell tickets to support their candidates. The class selling the most tickets will crown its queen at the carnival night on November 0 at the school.
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Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Ruther
Eminent Farmers Briscoe and Fryer Named Honorees
Brookings special reports Henry J. Briscoe of Gorman Potter County and Albert R. Fryer of Doland Spink County have been chosen to receive the Eminent Farmer title at South Dakota Farm and Home Weeks. Briscoe, a long time Potter County farmer and stockman, and Fryer, a pioneer Doland resident active in cooperative enterprises, are lauded for leadership in farming, soil improvement, and community service. Portraits will be unveiled at South Dakota State College with speeches by E Peart Regent W Dalon and others, and the works will be hung in the Agricultural Hall of Fame. Briscoe’s career features Shorthorn cattle Ches ter White hogs and extensive soil-building methods. Fryer’s career includes diversified farming, heavy involvement in cooperatives, and preservation of agricultural history.
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Brookings
Henry J. Briscoe
Gorman
Potter County
Albert R. Fryer
Doland
Spink County
South Dakota
Sia College
E. Peart
Flandres
Regents of Education
Briscoe
Jeet
W. S Dalan
Milbank
Desa . Larsen
Division of Agriculture
Mr. Briscoe
Benny J. Briscoe
South Rakara
Winais
Sully
Hulda Wes
Brisése
Sioux City
Briscoes
Harold
Mary Elen
Lebanon High School
Central Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Potter County Agricultural Extension Board
Last Yar
TJ. 5
Department of Agriculture
County Agricultural Planning Committee
Aberdeen Production Credit Corporation
County Friz Association
Farm
Albert KR. Fryer
Rome
New York
Albert R Feyer
Frankfort
Dakota
Tertary
Ladelle
Louisa Beinie
Toland
Fryers
South Dakota State College
Doland High Schol
Carrie
Julia
Florence
Albert
Ensie
Nellis
Aling
Russell
Robert
Iversidied
Poland
Farmers ’Cooperative
Farmers’ Elevator Company of
Doand
Busincey
Ryer
Belle Pinine Telephone Company
Wessington Pupils Get Milk Rations
Wessington pupils in the first six grades now receive milk in half pint bottles under a plan sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and supported by donations from groups including the Legion Auxiliary PTA Eastern Star Catholic Order of Foresters Union Ladies Aid Rebekah Fortnightly Study Club Dewres of Honor and Church of Christ Ladies Aid. Parents able to pay are asked to donate to the milk fund as the program continues for a short time.
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Wessington
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Auxiliary
P.T. A. Eastern Star
Catholic Order of Foresters
Union Ladies Aid
Rebekah
Dewres of Honor
Church of Christ Ladies Aid
Tigers Lead Junior High Volleyball Circuit
The Tigers remain undefeated after the second and third matches. On Tuesday they beat the Monkeys while the Eagles defeated the Bears. Thursday the Monkeys defeated the Wolves and the Tigers beat the Panthers to stay on top.
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Tigers
Monkeys
Eagles
Bears
Wolves
Panthers
Miracle Baby Hoax Splits Family Over Mystery Child
Pearl River Louisiana, November. Mei Louia Crawford admitted fabricating a tale that she bore a miracle baby named Moses found by a dog. Her husband Louis Crawford stood by her as authorities investigate maternity claims and the child’s origin. The case centered on a six pound newborn cared for at a New Orleans hospital while detectives consider testing.
City Briefs From Huron District News
Mrs D W Anderson of Mason visits Huron for a weekend at the Geifer sisters home. A marriage license was issued to Alvin Thoons and his bride in Onion. Mrs Henry Ray is confined at home after a knee injury from a basement fall. Red Sievers performs on Saturday at the Dauming. Dr Miry Admire returns home after visits in Anthony and Kansas City. Mrs Kenneth Nave travels with her sister to visit relatives in Wasitta Texas. Public suppor Baptist Church events planned for November. Gor Shannan McCune of New York, formerly of Huron, sustains a hip fracture in NYC. Dr McCune now with the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions. Vermillion trip for football game attendees, returning tonight. Lutefisk bazaar and dinner Friday at Lutheran Churchill. Mrs B J Coughlin admitted to St Joseph’s Hospital for medical care showing improvement.
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D. W. Anderson
Mason Cis, Jr
Huron
Edin
Nellie Geifer
Sumeda
Alvin Thoons
Henry Ray
Third Street
Red Sievers
Miry Admire
Anthony
Kansas City
Kenneth Nave
Ninth Street
Rae War
Ir lii
Mary
Wasitta
Suppor Baptist Church
Kpee
Gor Shannan McCune
New York
Hurot
McCune
New York City
Presbyterian Hospital
Board of Foreign Missions of
the Presbyterian Church
U. S.A
St. Gevernian’s
R. Crawford
M. C. Welsh
J. B. McGinty
W. C. ‘Peterson Jett
Semh da- Rosa University-North Dakers University
Donight
Lutheran Churchill
Adoer
Service Clubs Hear Tommey American Legion Official Tells Of Ideals
Lea A. Tommest, national vice commander, outlined Legion ideals to Huron Rotary and Kiwanis at a joint Thursday noon meeting. He urged unity and training value, noting baseball and youth programs as supports. Kiwanis and Rotary held the session together to honor Rotary Club week with plans for Thanksgiving events.
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Tommey American Legion
Anthony le Kion
Lea A. Tommest
Huron Rotary
Kiwanis
Legion
Toms
Ngtloyal
Union Baseball
Uos
Agaemen
Kinoulans
Rotary
Alog
Semre
General Derhardt Held Par Pares in Kentucky Case
NEW CASTLE Ky May WP Gun Heo VW Denard traded greatest fight in his turbulent and military car while indi vine in ree sale field to fee from a choice of playing big comet year old fiancee Mrs Verna Garr tasty Le Grange by widow The former officer Matd ports ind ty sanined isselusion Ath J farm near La Grangs ghout oay northeast of Louisville at Liberty am 3 3 000 bond for hic oups by any s amining trial hese Nov 20 His arrest yesterday came ung and ended dramatically before had gotten underway et inquest intera fatal shouting of dark a week ago tonight Her crimps a bullet wound through the heart wes found it a roadside ditch Denhardts 45 calibre revolver lay nearby Defense attorneys refused to discuss the situation but Denhardt declared If they had felt me testify Td have told them quick who killed her The body of Mrs Taylor way guard by four mans Including Dewhardt was be gan searching for her afer two shots were heard Dewhardt told the coroner he and Mrs Taylor were motoring In the country at tempting to relieve her headache The car stalled and while they waited for help Mex Taylor left him to seek a soft glove The coroner quoted the general at saying he believed Mrs Taylor took the gun from his car and killed herself because her two teen age daughters opposed war marriage to him
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New Castle
Heo VW
Denard
Ree Sale
Verna Garr
Wes
Taylor
Dewhardt
Wessington Rebekahs Meet Described as Successful
WESSINGTON Morning Star Rebekah Lodge met Monday evening. The report of the exam held last Saturday was freed. A profit of 18.32 was reported. A public card party was planned for November 2 with lunch served. Contracts and five hundred notes were to be arranged.
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Wessington Rebekahs
Wessington
Novetapa Morning Star
Rebekah Lodge
Tt Wag
Tadtesa
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U. S. Department of Agricuture
Tosrd
Twowell Agency
Agriculture Dept
GSDA
H. J. Briscoe
Potter
A. E A. R. Fryer
Spink
Robert KR. Fryer
Pearl River
Mei Louia Crawford
WPA
Baby Moses
EL Jove
Crawford
Elfie
Walter Galatac
Annuut-vatue
Geertry
Derhardt