Chicago Prepares For Club Visitors
Plans for the National Clubs Congress move forward with similar delegate numbers as last year from 43 states and Canada. The event runs December 1-9 with the International Live Stock Exposition at the Chicago stock yards. Headquarters return to Auditorium Hotel with overflow at top hotels. Reduced rail fares and an identification plan aid delegates. certificates needed in advance to claim passes.
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Tovany
Mian
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Washington and public mood shift on policy recalls Moscow ties
The piece argues that public opinion can flip quickly on major policy issues such as Russia relations and prohibition. It notes earlier protests against Moscow rapprochement and a wet platform in 1928, comparing past resistance to current repeals and shifts in Washington’s stance.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
Russia's Salesman Puzzle Clues and Answers
Puzzle provides a crisscross of clues including maritime, furniture, and legal terms. Notable entries reference sailors, cattle pastures, and angels, with mentions of Russian officials and a cabinet member. The solution page links the various across and down hints to final words and positions.
Most Business Men See Value in Public Spirit
An editorial argues that while greed harmed the pre NRA era, the majority of American business men remain decent citizens. It praises the need for broad cooperation among business and industry, notes some executives’ failings as exceptions, and calls to restrain the Mitchell-Wiggin pattern while recognizing the public-spirited goals shared by most business leaders.
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Wiggin
Mitchell
Senate
Henry Wallace
Mitchells
Wiggins
The
Advertising taste survey by Los Angeles Advertising club
The Advertising club of Los Angeles surveyed 1000 people from 300 organizations to learn consumer preferences in advertising. Results show 38 percent of men and 65 percent of women object to pictures of beauty, 93 percent see educational value, 60 percent impressed by testimonials, and 82 percent dislike substitutes. Men are bargain conscious while 86 percent of women follow advance sale notices. only 23 percent read yard handbills and 38 percent note direct mail ads.
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Advertising Club of
Los Angeles
Wells
Minds Change East in American Life Prohibition Repeal
The piece notes sudden reversals in American policy and sentiment, citing prohibition repeal and Russian recognition as examples. It discusses how since the Kerensky fall Washington has not recognized the Russian government, reflecting rapid shifts in national stance.
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f-Kerensky
America
Promises From Litvinoff Not End Bolshevik Influence
The Aberdeen American notes that despite Litvinoff pledges, revolutionary activities by diarists and Bolshevik allies persist in the United States. It argues third international funding and enduring Leninist ideals fuel dissent, and even if Moscow curbs actions, malcontents will push for world revolution, making the Russian model unlikely for America.
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Mitvinofe
Third Internationle
Stalin
Third “Internationale
Bolshevists
Kerensky Igovernment
Litvinnis
U Splead
Lenin
Russia
Politics and Civil Works Plan Under Roosevelt
The administration proposes a 4,000,000 man civil works program to run before Christmas. President Roosevelt insists politics has no role in job allocation. The program could be invaluable if kept free of party influence, but risky if politics intrudes.
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Roosevelt
Deposit Guaranty Plan Seen As Temporary Fix
The article reviews a congressional deposit guaranty plan tied to banking reform. It analyzes the temporary up to 2500 dollar guarantee starting January 1 and a permanent plan extending coverage for larger accounts, while critiquing its failure to address core banking system weaknesses and suggesting broader reform.
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Congress
Touth Fundancental
Creserve
Ldrich Commission
Napton
Democratic stockholders govern mighty firms in crisis
A Detroit News style critique asserts corporations are democracies where stockholders vote and executives siphon funds through bonuses and pensions. It condemns big capital as political power, noting the world’s largest corporation pays its president 115 thousand dollars yearly and hints at disarmament debates.
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Tammanes
Dayton News
Highmore 4-H Clubs Merge into Handy Five Club
The Handy Five 4-H club forms from Snade Em Ang Hoe Em Garden Klub and Can Em Right Canning of Highcore. Cathryn Bouzek leads. officers include Gladys Zemlicke president Avis Ko pecky vice president Jillia Ondricek secretary Antoinette Ondricek reporter Josephine Ondricek treasurer. The group plans 1100 per cent posture and 100 percent in keeping club records plus perfect attendance, a demonstration team, one social function, and strong music study. The next meeting is set for December 10 at Anton Ondricek home.
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Highmore
Handy Five
Anton Ondri
Troop 3 Scouts Plan Roosevelt Award Contest
Scoutmaster JW Keller led Bay Scouts through a meeting focused on the Roosevelt award. A new inter patrol contest was proposed as Black Bear patrol demonstrated First Aid and compass skills while Flying Eagle patrol organized games and a scout relay. The pledge of allegiance closed the gathering.
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JW. Keller
Bay “Scouts
Ulrichster
Flying Eagle Patrol
Harold Owens
Cleaning Day At Prairie Knoll School
Alice Graham of the Sunshine League describes a Tuesday noon cleaning session at Prairie Knoll school. Students removed pictures swept dusted curtains washed windows blackboards polished sills woodenwork dusted hooks erased erasers and desks before replacing pictures and desks on the walls.
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Alice ‘Graham
The
Sunshine | League of the Prairie Knoll School
Ross Pupils Stage Pioneer Family Play in School Pageant
Sixth graders at Ross elementary presented A Pioneer Family of the Great West with characters Mrs Burton Carlos Ed Jackson Betty Meisenhelder Kate Burton Shirley Barringer Ted Burton Lyndon Barringer Grandma Uxton Velaria Lynch. Visitors Rose Turcotte Harold Turcotte and Mrs. Gear Turcotte attended and the audience hopes for another program from the fifth and sixth graders next year.
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Ross
Clare"Haboon
Ith
Aioneer
Great West
Ted Burton
Lyndon Barringer
Grandma Uxton
Velaria Lynch
Rose Turcotte
Harold Turcotte
Garje Turcotte
Thas Akey
Valois Clemmens Named Club Winner Amid Ties
In Huron and Chicago area clubs, VaLois Clemmens is cited as a top winner, with ties noted across multiple events. Officials from the National Club Congress report strong support and a sense of achievement within state organizations.
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VaLois
Moon Event Details and Attendance Request
An event titled ieee moon will be held in December at Chae Wee Tints heane. Vega bio prompts attendees to participate, referencing invocations to attend the meeting.
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Ieee
Chae Wee Tints
Heane
Vega Bio -Ip
Beadle County Girl Wins National Essay Title
Maxine Culver, a Beadle county girl and daughter of Burton Culver, won first place in the farmers union essay contest at Omaha. She advanced from the preliminary in Omaha, faced one other finalist, and was declared the national winner at age 16. She wrote on the subject Money and Credit and was educated at Peat Township school.
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Beadle County
Gil
Maxine Culver
Barmers Union
Nallonel
Sne
Peat
Sunshine Leaguers Yays Write Examinations
Examinations were held Thursday and Friday at Prairie Knoll school. Eris Wogan of seventh grade Sunshine YCL reports the boy and girl with the highest averages have their names on the honor roll. Margaret Rex and Dorothy Rex tied at 93 percent, Erwin Stahl led the boys with 92 percent. The next six weeks aim to raise averages.
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Sunshine
Yays
Prairie Knoll School
Eris Wogan
YCL
Margaret ‘Rex
Dorothy Rex
Erwin Stahl
Girl Scouts and junior activities reported in Wamblee event
Wamblee Ohonka juniors of troop 4 held a Wednesday cookie sale announced at their meeting. They studied the new handbook and finance requirements. Muriel Meiselbach earned first aid and junior citizen badges. A story about Sarah Elizabeth edits the News was read by Charlotte Lenzner. A coed party was held Monday night at the high school in Miss Tait's room with a potluck supper and dancing after programs arranged by the boys.
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Wamblee Ohonka
Smeeting
Muriel Meiselbach
Sarah Elizabeth
Charlotte Lenzner
Muriel
Meiselbach
Help Yourself And Send A .Hand
The preparation committee of the school plans hot dishes with teachers and ensures food materials are ready for pupils before and after recess. An eating and serving plan, plus an clean up and record committee handle dishes, towels, garbage, and money. Supplies may be donated, fundraisers held, or school funds used to secure lunch items and equipment.
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Sara'l. Dewing
Zella
Eclean-Ap
sUhe
Amy‘ Finance
Itf
Zack
Milo Reno to Speak in Rapid City on December 2
Milo Reno, head of the National Farmers Holiday association, will keynote a Rapid City talk on December 2. The event, tied to a Fifth District Farmers Union convention, draws farm relief workers and others from far regions to hear the national figure who has been in the agricultural spotlight for months.
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Rapid City
Milo Reno
Des Me Town
National Farmers “Holiday Associates
Toinelde
Farmers’. Union
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Community Life
Twenty years ago in Huron reporters note Denney Sauer returning from the west and De Thrall leaving for Springfield to conduct services. Pearl Msteer a schoolteacher from Esmond arrives home to spend vacation. Mrs Coe Crawford hosts a birthday anniversary with three bridge tables and hospitality. Ernest Wintle and Col Ives return from east and south respectively on Mason ic business. Jacob Hofer and Miss Mary Stahl obtain a marriage license to wed in the Russian settlement. Mrs J C Mahaffey of LaPlatte Mo expected to visit Dr Mahaffey during the inter in the city.
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Denney Sauer
W. EL ‘Thrall
Springeld
Pearl Msteer
Bear Esmond
Doven
Ernest Wintle
Points East
Col. B. F. Ives
Eveening
Points South
Jacob M. Hofer
Mary Stahl
Thomas
J.C. Mahaffey
LaPlatte
Dr. Mahaffey
Radio Schedule Notes and City Commission Actions
New York radio features list Saturday programs with WABC CBS WEAF NBC WIZ as stations and times. City Commissioners meet November 1933 with roll call, approve zoning change request for Block 4 Fourth Hill addn, and authorize bond-related Ravine Park plans plus various department bills and payrolls.
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New York
Seymour Simons
WABC
CBS
Detroit
Georgie Jessel
Commissioners Meeting
City Commissioners Meeting
Green
Andesen
Cine Attorney
City of
Ion
4Th Hailoway
Young
Anderson
F.C. WiKuehn
Ravine Park
Dakota U Ve Ecpeyent
Gentealel
Borer Publish Co
Huston Furnace. Co
Albert Anderson
pee Fairbanks, Morse _Co
HL Bonnin
Harold “Kuchns
C. C. Taylor
WN. W. Public Service Co
Public ‘Safety Department
Roth
Wilson-Barker Co
Waibel Hardware Co
Frank Li Beckwick
Aee
Decisive ST
Huron
Mi Beach
Dickinson
Ham Laboratories, Inc
Kiel Brothers
Haley-Neeley Co
Johansson
Huron Machine Works
Laurinet and Geiss
Ol Co
Huron Clinic
Sprague
City of Huron
Wall
Government To Buy Sheep For Indians
Washington announces federal relief will buy 100000 sheep from Navajo range to feed destitute Indians this winter. Relief administrator Harry L Hopkins allotted 200000 dollars to the Indian Service for the purchase.
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Washington
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Hany L. Hopkins
Indian Service
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Tomorow
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Napoleon
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Radioland
E. Butterfield
WEAF
NBC
Rudy Vallee
ABC
Voice of America
Wis
Gen. Johnson
McCormick
Freedom of the’ Press
Wayne-King Orchestra
Twin Cities
Philadelphia Orchestra
WIZ
Greep
Youd
Gitchell
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Gow
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Watt
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