Appeal Argued in Nesbit Case
Sioux Falls attorney argued before the state supreme court that evidence of a $97,000 Sioux City jewelry robbery should not have been admitted in the Nesbit murder trial. The prosecution contends the crime shows premeditation and Nesbit’s link to Floyd Baker, with the decedent slain on December 31.
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Pierre
Ehlerman
Sioux City
William Nesbit
Tom Kirby
Sioux Falls
State Supreme Court
Kirby
Nesbit
Floyd Baker
Tria
Ellsworth Evans
Dakan
Farm Program Leaders Named in Beadle County Elections
Beadle County district meetings named farm program leaders and alternates as part of preparing for the 1938 federal farm program. Elections reported by County Agent L. Le Ladd list chairmen and vice chairs for Whiteside Allen, Dearborn Carlyle, Sand Creek Vernon and Broulland Harland townships, with several committeemen and alternates at each. Four more meetings were scheduled in Nance Bonilla Altoona Wessington Grant Clifton Fairfield Lone tonight and tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
L. le Ladd
Broulland-Harland
Louie Braun
Otto E. Todnem
Louis Markell
LM. Corgaran
A. J. Stauitacher
Whiteside-Allen
Ernest Eby
Emil T. Datel
Earl Fritzsche
Robert Jungemann
John Feters
Dearborn-Carlyle
J. Simantel
George Kunze
Freed’ Strang
Albert Koester
Carl Judgee
Sand Creek-Vernon
J. M. Fisher
Ray DuBois
Frank McGinnis
Alvin Nelson
P. Getsche
Nance
Bonilla
Altoona
Wessington
Wolsay
Grant
Clifton
Rose Hill
Fairfield
Lone Townships
Fairfield School
Greater South Dakota Association Responds To Soil Erosion Report
The Greater South Dakota Association challenges a Northwest press article claiming severe soil blowing near Mitchell. GSDA manager Starving reports no inherent soil problem, cites continued Casey farm production, and presents U S Forestry Project data showing trees reduce erosion and restore productivity.
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Greater South Dakota Association
Mitchell
Grater South Dakota Association
Northwest
Ed. Casey
Davison County
George A. Starring
Huron
GSDA
A. L. Ford
United States
Mr. Casey
Shelterbelt
Platt Endorsed by Kingsbury Club for BOA Seat
Desmet November 17 Special N J Platte superintendent of schools at Hitch goch was endorsed to fill a vacancy on the High School Athletic Association Board of Control by the Kingsbury Hick ory Stick Club at their meeting last night. Thirty schoolmen and board members attended with Superintendent L Vernon Caine in charge of arrangements. A 6.90 dinner was served by De Smet High School home making class. E A president spoke on South Dakota teachers convention in Sioux Falls next week. Harald Curtis presided over the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmet
N. J. Platte
Hitchgoch
High School Athletic Association Board of Control
Kingsbury
Platt
Plains
Meir
Miller
L. Vernon Caine
de Smet
Ed Bersugel
Aberdeen
E. A
Tie
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Harald Curtis
Oldham
Big Silek
Scouters Head To Central South Dakota Council Meeting
Scouters from the middle section of the state travel to Pierre for the annual Central South Dakota Council Boy Scout meeting. The gathering features an afternoon program, an evening banquet at 6 30 with five scouts receiving badges, and a keynote by George G Bell of Huron Junior High. Dr George A Youel of Huron presides. council chairmen and attendees include numerous leaders such as G RB McArthur and Bry E H Wilson among others.
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Pierre
Central South Dakota Council Boy Scout
gamimittes _ses
George G. Bell
Huron Junior High
George A. Youel
Huron
Central South Dakota Council
RB. McArthur
Bry
E. H. Wilson
Millers Act
Vincement
Frank L. Eversall
Huroni Training
C. K. Walker
Wessington Springs
T Riggs
Paul Bunker
Aberdeen
Elkton Man Held On Statutory Charge
Elkton resident H. V. Feenstra was jailed in Brookings County on a statutory charge with a January term trial set. Bond was $2,500. Feenstra, previously jailed in 1902 after pleading guilty to manslaughter tied to an alleged illegal operation on two girls from SpringNeid, Minn. Authorities reported finding medical and surgical instruments in his home for which he held no license.
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Elkton
H. V. Foon- Aire
Brook
Ings County
Axiel
Marshall
Minn
Bond Wa
Fronstra
SpringNeid
Minn. A
Legionnaires and VFW Meet Tonight With Talk by Lea Tormey
Legionnaires and Veterans of Foreign Wars convene tonight at Dexter ball for a joint gathering featuring a speech by Lea A. Tormey, former national vice commander, who outlines impressions from his European trip with Legion notables. The event replaces the regular meeting and is open to all Legion and VFW members.
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Legionnaires
VFW
Lea A. Tormey
Lagina
Tormey
National Legion
National Legion Convention
New York City
Veterans of Foreign
Legion
Firms Sign Up For Red Cross Roll Call in Beadle County
Beadle County reports eight Huron firms have joined Red Cross at 100 percent membership. Lawrence Zieske chairs the drive, with firms like Gold Medal Dairy Urquhart Sons Royal Hotel F.D. Kingonr Osborn Clothing J C Penney Sherman Moor Hedhloms signing up. Roll call aims for 4200 memberships by November 25 as progress continues.
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James H.eshelman
Beatie County
Red Cross
Huron
Lawrence Zieske
Hbusiness
Gold Medal’ Dairy
D, Urquhart’ & Sons
Royal Hotel
F.D. Kingonr Osborn ‘Clothing’ Company
J. C. Penney Company
Sherman and Moor and Hedhloms
Beadle County
Helman Tw
Sheffield Soil Group Plans Friday Meeting at Schoolhouse
The Sheffield Soil Conservation Association will meet Friday evening at the Sheffield school house. County Agent L L Ladd announced the program featuring a talk by M Hy Simonton on Beeding for Winter Egg Production. Roland Leon Hardt, chairman, teased an entertaining evening with a question contest to close.
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Sheffield Soil Group
Sheffield Soil Conservation, Association
Sheffield
L. L. Ladd
Ladd
Roland Leon Hardt
M. Hy Simonton
Tension Poulleymah
Sort Entertainment
Young And Swope Top Salary At General Electric
Salaries totaling 146500 for Owen D Young and Gert Swope led the 1990 corporation earnings public by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Charles W Appleton was third at 45250, followed by other executives including B L Hupp and John H Wiles with salaries around the mid four figures.
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Young
John H. Wiles
Kengurer
Hanford Main
Churches To Join In Union Thanksgiving Service
Huronians and congregations unite for a Thanksgiving service at 10 30 p m in the Congrerational Church with special music. Dr Hubert Keteller of the First Presbyterian Church is not to perform.
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Huronians Eig
Hubert Keteller
First Presbyterian Church
McAninch Sentenced in Des Moines Court
In Des Moines a man named Anlich, age 42, husband of a woman who killed seven children, was sentenced yesterday to six months in the county jail and fined $10 after pleading guilty to charges of breaking and entering. The defendant sat at home as details from the Oct case emerged.
Mother-In-Law Of Former Convict Is Robbed Of Threat
CHICAGO NOV 17 Patrol records report Harry Burns aged 49, father of eight, surrendered after escaping from a Pennsylvania prison three years ago. Burns claimed conscience prompted self surrender, saying his mother-in-law used the escape as leverage while he lived free for years. No action to extradite was planned by District Attorney Robert Fortney, who noted Burns would not be returned to complete a three and a half year sentence for theft.
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Chicago
Patrick
Collins
Harry Burns
Burns
Northuutherland
Sunbury
Robert Fortney
Chiago
Fortney
Hit Is Scored In Tiger Play
Review of a high school theatre performance of Big Hearted Herbert directed by Sophie Kerr and Anna Steese Richardson, praising inexperienced cast led by Lyte Christopherson for portraying Herbert with confidence. Jane Stam and Janet Thatchor shine in supporting roles. Kalness family dynamics drive humor, with strong ensemble timing and clear diction noted throughout the lively production.
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Vivien Ruhlman
Ens
Herbert
Autgr
Audiatorium
Mike
Sophie Kerr
Anna Steese Richardson
Kalness
Kregdadacio
Huran
Christopherson
Lyve Christopherson
Lytle
Carroll Ray
Robert Leland Hayes
Bown
Janet Thatchor
Sedley Sugart
Helen Hornbeck
Mel. Lawrence
Robert Gehrie
Lawerence
Margaret Sainsbury
Ann Blagmberg
Martha
Cui
Joy Joyce Anderson Elected Vice President at SD College Press
Joy Joyce Anderson, junior at Huron College, was elected vice-president of the South Dakota Collegiate Press Association at a Brookings convention held on the State College campus. She serves as associate editor of the Alphamegs and stars on the Rebaiyar stall staff, while leading the W A A chapter and serving as treasurer of the Junior. She belongs to the Eulaleah Society and maintains a high scholastic record.
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Joyce
Anderson
Huron College
South Dakota Collegiate Press Association
State College
Brookings
Snyce
Alphamegs
Eulaleah Society
High School Stage Show Impresses Under Duane Smith
The performance showcased Ruth Wilcox and a capable director as the cast delivered a lively production. Duane Smith guided the archestry and added pace, heightening audience enjoyment. The event featured unusual sugar concepts described as left and right handed varieties.
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Ruth Wilcox
Duane Smith
Thanksgiving prices ease for groceries this year
Wholesale prices for many Thanksgiving provisions show declines from last year with exceptions. Turkeys and poultry mostly higher than a year ago in Chicago markets, though some items like butter and cheese jump 10 to 15 percent. Retail food prices have eased slightly in the past month despite a 2.6 percent higher government index.
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Chicago
U C T to Hold Saturday Stag Party for Members
Members of the Huron U C T Council will meet after their regular session Saturday night for a stag party. The meeting begins at 7:20 p m with a Judge session and Knights of Pythias ill followed by the stag. All members are urged to attend the Saturday evening affair.
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Huron U. CT. Counscil
Toda
Pythias
Organiztion
Dollar Paris Exchange Rates Report
The United States dollar closed at 29 2573 francs in Paris with 1 cent to the franc, compared to 309 rents to the franc in New York overnight. Foreign exchange trading shows the dollar fluctuating against major currencies in today’s market.
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Paris
United State
New York
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Kingsbury Club
Hitchcock
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Raron
Aake
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Tod
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