35 Club Members Take Free Trips to Short Course
About 500 South Dakota 4 H club youths will visit the State college campus for a week of instruction after Christmas. Thirty five club members from various towns including Huron and Beadle will attend as guests of local business leaders and The Evening Huronite. Delegates were selected from clubs based on summaries of outstanding members and project work, with a committee choosing delegates from written records.
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Highmere
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Hitchesck
Léota Caldow
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Quland
Mrn
Amanda Hallett
Gettysburg
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Telegate
Helen Goudie
Weather signals mixed near Hareweed and South Dakota
Readable fragments note fair conditions tonight with warmer Thursday in Hareweed vicinity and western areas. South Dakota forecast shows fair tonight with warmer Thursday. wording is fragmentary but indicates a warm trend across multiple zones.
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West Portion
Red Grass Victory Program Tonight In Huron
The Red Cross Victory program at Muron college auditorium features four local musicians Foster Krake baritone Helen Colley Krake Besse Stackpole and John Wharton who perform gratis to aid Beadle county Red Cross. A surprise song by Krake will close the concert and a silver offering supports the drive toward a 1200 quota.
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Oberlin Conservatory
New York
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Times
Bradle County
Bond Board Members Called Into Parley
Pierre South Dakota Democrats invited to join Gov Green at a Dec 2 meeting of the state bond and rural credit boards to discuss immediate rural credit refinancing needs. The rural credit department faces 2 million dollars additional income requirements from January to June 1933, with about 300 thousand needed in January.
Olson proposes forest cleanup jobs in northern Minnesota
Gov Floyd B Olson in Washington seeks Reconstruction Finance Corporation aid to fund a $500000 effort to remove brush and dead timber in northern Minnesota forests, creating jobs for the unemployed during the effort. He also considers funds for a Twin Cities sewage disposal plant to curb Mississippi River pollution with private financing discussed.
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Minnesota
Floyd B. Olson
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mississippi
Reconstruction Corporation
Reese Appointed To State Athletic Commission
Governor Green announces William Reese of Sioux Falls appointed to a three year term on the state athletic commission. Reese succeeds John Cogley of Sioux Falls whose term ended July 1132.
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Pierre
William
Sioux Falls
State Athletic’ Commission
Green
John Cogley
Prisoners Jubilant as Head Cook Returns to Detention Hall
DETROIT NOV 24 There is joy in the house of correction as Head Cook William O'Brien returns for Thanksgiving. O Brien, a prisoner released a week ago, inspired mixed feelings about holiday meals until he appeared in court and received 60 days for stealing an overcoat, telling Judge Edward J Jeffries he would be “right back” to resume duties.
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Dettroit
House of Correction
William O'Brien
Obrien
O'Brien
Edward J. Jeffries
Workers Return to Ravine Dam Project Amid Relief Push
The Ravine dam project resumes with 54 workers under county relief director C. R. Smith. An emergency $5,000 appropriation allows continued employment through Thanksgiving week, with priority to those most in need and re registration required for all applicants. By early next week about 100 men are expected to be at work.
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Ravine Park ‘Dam
Ravine Dam
C. R Smith
Smith
Hitler backs authoritarian presidency to resolve cabinet crisis
Adolf Hitler urged President Hindenburg to form an authoritarian presidential cabinet answerable to the president rather than parliament. He proposed a government that could govern without parliament and offered to head it, signaling possible weakening of opposition and openness to negotiations.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
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R. F. C. Employes To Enjoy Turkey Day
Washington reports Thanksgiving brings a new grateful element for Reconstruction Corporation employees. For the first time since its start the doors will close Tomorrow. The agency has had heavy workload with some divisions operating three shifts 24 hours daily and workers often laboring into the night.
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R. F.C
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Jamalulu Aims to End Moro Turmoil on Jolo Voyage
Jamalulu, the aged sultan of Sulu, sails for Jolo hoping to quell the half million Moros and end the ongoing break within his followers. He plans to meet several dozen Sulus upon arrival to personally address the conflict.
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Religious Films Shown At College Program At Huron
Freshman Louise French attends a college film program at Huron College featuring motion pictures on religion. Ronald Urquhart and his parents join the event as reels titled Egypt and related topics are shown.
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Huron College
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Egypt
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Ani
Roosevelt Busy Meeting Callers
President elect Franklin D. Roosevelt spent a day in Washington meeting a stream of callers. Notables included Justice Brandeis and Gov Floyd Olsen as well as several congressmen and state officials. Roosevelt then departed Washington at 2 20 pm for Georgia amid discussion of farm legislation and deer measures.
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New York
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Texas
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Department of State
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William Mitchell
Swager Sherley
Kentucky
House Appropriations Committee
Mayo family honored as pioneer doctors in Le Sueur tribute
In Le Sueur Minnesota a ceremony honored Dr William W Mayo known as the doctor for frontier sick and wounded. The Minnesota Historical Society dedicated a marker at the Mayo home and praised his sons Dr William J Mayo born 1861 and Dr Charles H K Mayo born 1865 in Rochester.
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Minn
William W. Mayo
Minnesota River Valley
Mayo
Minnesota Historical Society
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
William J. Mayo
Charles HK. Mayo
New Ulm
Robbery at Woonsocket Hardware Store
Thieves entered the R. L. Collignon hardware store by breaking a rear window and stole about $40 in cash with only a few pennies left behind. The theft occurred around 8:30 PM and was discovered shortly after by city officers investigating the scene.
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The
R. L. Collignon‘ Hardware Storm
Hoover Opposes War Debt Suspension and Proposes Exchange Agency
President Hoover declares against delaying the December 15 war debt payments and asks Congress to form an agency to exchange views with debtor nations. He favors non cash compensations like expanded markets for American agriculture and labor and urges study of mutual advantages to aid recovery.
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Washington
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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United States
War Debt Commission
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New York
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Italy
Roosevelt
Debts Agency Not Likely Garner Says
Speaker Garner said at a press conference that congressmen who attended the debt conference with President Hoover were convinced that Congress would not create any agency to handle foreign debt at the present time. He noted three questions: cancel debt, reduce obligations, and discussion. Hoover had released a statement on the subject.
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Four Die in Oklahoma Bank Robbery Shootout
In Boley Oklahoma on November 23 a bank robbery ended in a furious gunfight. Bank president C J Turner and three robbers were killed, with two suspects identified as white men. Assistant cashier H C McCormick and city marshal J L McCormick led vigilantes in the confrontation.
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C. J. Turner
McCormick
Iowa Corn Husking Falls Behind Schedule
Iowa corn husking is behind schedule with not more than sixty percent completed by Thanksgiving as reports from Des Moines indicate slow progress in the fields. Officials and farmers monitor the pace as firms adjust expectations for the harvest window.
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Des Moines
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