Agricultural Credit School to Be Held by S D Bankers Association
South Dakota Bankers Association and South Dakota State College announce an Agricultural Credit School on December 8 and 9 at Brookings campus. The program includes lectures by bankers, college staff, and Federal Reserve officials, with discussions on farm credit, loan strategies, and the Farm Credit Administration. A luncheon, dinner, and livestock tour precede a closing summary and a dairy unit tour.
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S.D. Bankers Association
BR. M
South Dakota Bankers Association Committee On Agriculture
Brookings
Pugs- Tey Memorial Union
South Dakota State College
Bankers Association
Committee On Agriculture
DePuy
Lyman E. Jackson
L. T. Morris
Watertown
South Dakota Bankers Escciation
Gabriel Lundy
State College
South Dakota
Mr. DePuy
N. Thomson
Prosho
South Dakota Bankers Association
W. E. Perrengud
Sioux Falls
First National Bank& Trust Company
A. W. Powell
Sisseton
Roberts County National Bank
Fred Lewis
Lemmon
First National Bank
Frank Messner
Au- Tora
Union Building
R. C. Engberg
Omaha
Research Farm Credit Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Union
Ward Miller
Harry S. Ziemer
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Tom Harkison
National Bank of South Dakota
J. R. McClenahan
Mitchell Production Credit Association
LH. Loken
Farmers and Merchants Bank
H. B. Loyard
Philip
A. G. Berger
Clear Lake, View
Devel County National Bank
W. H. Feet
Wagner
Commercial Blaze Bank
L. L. Limbridge
Burke
Burke State Bank
L. Roy Houck
Gettysburg
Claude Parker
Artington
A. G. Brown
New York
Agricultural Credit Department
American Bankers Association
Experiment Station
Sioux Falls Women Top Bowling Event
Sioux Falls bowlers held firm in the Women's Tri State Handicap Tourney with McNeeley of Mitchell capturing the all events. Sioux Falls earned top money in the team event at 2538, while Maxwell and Olson won doubles with 1074 and Dan Carbaugh led singles with 657. Elkina and Fredrick of Watertown took third in doubles, and Ericks onson of Huron placed fourth in singles with 581.
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Sioux Falls
Berave
McNeeley
Mitche Zherspoon Motor
Maxwell
Olson
Elkina
Fredrick
Watertown
Dan Carbaugh
Ericksson
Huron
Three men to library board appointed in Huron
Three men J W Kelier C M Wider and A J Lang were appointed to the Huron public library board at last nights city commission meeting Lang was re appointed for another term Keller fills the unexpired term of William Plummer who resigned Wider succeeds County Judge H M Russell whose term expired The meeting also considered bids on patrol cars for the police department and Dinneen Wright Inc offered a Studebaker for 520 cash plus the existing 1937 Ford patrol car The board discussed a sewer laid by John O Kane at Eleventh Street and Nebraska Avenue and Water Commissioner John W Kautz will decide after arguments Shaw the city plumbing inspector ordered O Kane to dig up and reconstruct the sewer per ordinance The commissioners agreed to meet with the County Board to obtain a resolution allowing removal of water mains in Prospect Park WPA approval pending and a vote on bills and tax abatements.
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J. W. Kelier
C. M. Wider
A. J. Lang
Public Library Board
Huron Board of City Commissioners
Lang
Keller
Wiliam Plummer
Wider
H. M. Russell
Dinneen-Wright, Inc
Studebaker
John O'Kane
Eleventh Street
Nebraska Avenue
A. Shaw
John W. Kautz
Shaw
O’kane
Board of County Commissioners
Prospect Park
WPA
Stalin to push for frontiers in peace talks say Wisconsin editor
A Wisconsin editor asks what role Stalin may play in deciding Germany's fate at a postwar peace conference. He surmises Stalin will press for rectified western frontiers and restoration of lost territories to secure Russia's defense and domination of Europe. He cites gains for Finland, the Baltic states, and Romania, plus control of Danube mouths to secure the Black Sea.
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TI MacKenzie
Oday
Berlin
Wisconsin
Stalin
Britain
América
Hitler
Russia
Moscow
Germany
Europe
Finland
Baltic States
Rumania
Black Sea
Danube
Flashes of Life and Oddities Across Cities
A Richmond convenience store hold up yields $390 as a young bandit departs to supper. In Inland a televised slogan spurs a farmer to plant three acres of garlic amid scrutiny. Seattle jurors hear a defendant claim advertisers are liars, then run. Salt Lake City a man smiles at a cop and gets a suspended sentence for a two hour parking overstay.
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Richmond
A. B. Cook
Cook
Calif
Frank
Montana
Salt Lake City
M. Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Frank E. Moss
Johnsons Lead In 34th Division Names In Camp Claiborne Article
CAMP CLAIBORNE La Every sixty second man of the 17 000 now in the 34th Division is a Johnson records in the personnel office show and next to the Johnsons the Andersons with 179 the Smiths with 116 the Olsons with 104 the Millers with 98 and the Petersons with 104 are the most numerous Counts on other common names are Thompson 67 Hansen 65 Jones 63 Brown 60 and Williams 56 Then on the uncommon names there is Private First Class A M Gandon of Atlantic Ia who is not related to the 1936 Republican presidential nominee and Sampson PF One Skunk of Cherry Creek S D private in Battery A 151st Field Artillery Lasman in the division alphabetically speaking is Private Vernon Zylstra Tracy Ia and Company H 133rd Infantry By the same taken Private Tunis Aalburg of Given Ia and Company 5 66th Infantry is first There are only 27 men in the division whose names begin with Q and the hardest name to spell begins with a C it is Ceapiowski There are three of them Stanley and Richard both from Minot N D and Company D 164th Infantry and Private First Class Ernest who is from Oslo Minnesota and Company M 64th Infantry Other odd names are those of Corporal Aas Minneapolis Minnesota Battery F of the 151st Private Arthur Czick Sauk Rapids Minnesota first battalion headquarters of the 151st Private First Class Oscar Die Colfax N D Company T1 64th Infantry Private Vivian App Colfax Ia Company D of the 109th Quartermaster and Private First Class Earlington Ex cession Minnesota Battery F of the 151st
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Camp Claiborne
Johnson
Johnsons
Andersons
Smiths
Olsons
Millers
Petersons
Thompson
Hansen
Jones
Brown
Williams
A. M. Gandon
Atlantic
Sampson PF
Skunk
Cherry Creek
St Field Artillery
Lasman
Vernon Zylstra
Tracy
133Rd Infantry
Tunis Aalsburg
Given
66Th Infantry
Ceapiowski
Stanley
Richard
Minot
N. D
Ernest
Oslo
Mina
64Th Infantry
Corp.ivar Aas
Minneapolis
Arhur Czick
Sauk Rapids
Minn
151St
Oscar 1 Die
Colfax
Vivian App
109Th Quartermaster
Earlington, Excession
Pastor may leave De Smet for Hartington Neb
The Rev. L. Leverson, pastor of the American Lutheran Church in De Smet, has received a call from Trinity Lutheran Church in Hartington Nebraska. He has not decided, but if he leaves it would be around January 1. The Educational Clinic of City College New York, opened in 1913, was the first in the nation for treatment of maladjusted children.
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DE Smet
Rev. L. ©. Leverson
American Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hartington
Neb
Educational Clinic
City College
New York City
Communist aims and European power shifts amid postwar era
The text outlines Bolshevik aims to expand influence across Eastern Europe, with Russia as the dominant power if Allies prevail. It discusses possible halting of German expansion, Bulgarian naval basing issues, and the Comintern as Moscow’s world revolution staff. It notes Stalin’s 1925 shift and ongoing communist tactics via nationalism and fronts.
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Constana
Bulgaria
Russia
Europa
Britain
Bolshevists
Germany
Reds
Europe
Moscow
Comintern
Stalin
Severe Storm Misses Major Damage in Montana
A late November storm ripped through central and northern Montana causing power and communication outages. Winds averaged near 50 mph with gusts to 80 mph, breaking trees and delaying motorists but few injuries. A Forest Service radio report noted a large Corvallis store on fire while Missoula and other towns faced darkness as lines were down. Temperatures rose to 51 degrees in three hours aided by a chinook before conditions eased and damage remained light.
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Northagit
Amatet
Forest ‘Service
Corvallis
Kalispell
Hamilton
Missoula
North Africa and Moscow War Fronts Report Mixed Progress
The report chronicles clashes in North Africa with Tobruk siege dynamics around Rezegh and El Gobi, Axis claims of destroying British armored units, and substantial prisoner captures. Concurrently in the Moscow region Russian defenses hold near Klin amid heavy German pressure, with reports of large Nazi troop deployments and intensified combat.
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London
Alan Cunningham
Berlin
Rome
Britain
Mussolini
Ialian
Axis
Bardia
Tobruk
Cairo
High Command
Bir el Gobi
Ariete
Middle East
Rezegh
New Zealand
North Africa
Fedor von Bock
Moscow
Moscow-Leningrad
Klin
Hitler
Clozer
Solyetschnogorski
Leningrad
Ites Teadarpien Ok Ser
Gregory K
Volokolamek
Mozhaisi
Capi
Weather wrap for Huron area and Midwest forecast
Temperature figures show a high of 46 and low of 25 for today compared with a record high near 79 and record low around 28. Forecast covers Huron and vicinities with partly cloudy days through Wednesday, cooler midweek, highs near 40s, lows 20s to 30s, plus South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota outlooks with mild to cool conditions and westerly to southerly winds.
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Huron
South Dakota
Southeatery
Iowa
Minnesota
Auto Dealers To Meet South Dakotas Convention Dec
The South Dakota Motor Association holds its 19th annual convention in December. Registration opens at 10 am. luncheon at noon at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Speakers include D G Kely NADA Fargo WN H De Bake Reserve Bank Minneapolis H M Whisman Minnesota Auto Dealers A s Ringrud secretary of state WWJ Goetz superintendent of the South Dakota Motor Patrol and Leon Rozum association president. A banquet Monday features moving pictures and a travelogue by A M Urquhart.
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South’ Dakota
D. G. Kely
NADA
Fargo
WN. D
Ae Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
H. M. Whisman
Minnesota Automobile Dealers: Association
Miss. Live Eo Ringmrud
WW. J. Goetz
Dakota‘ Motor Patrol
Leon Rozum
The
Association
Joe Ya
Ur. Qquhart
Mrs Emma Caulson of Hetland Dies at 73
Mrs Emma Caulson of Hetland died at 5 30 am after hospital treatment since last Thursday. She was 73 years old.
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Emma Caulson
Hetland
Emma‘Catlaot
Caulson
Scientists Test Soft Steel Copper Shell Casings
Washington November 25 Army ordnance experts test a method combining soft steel and copper to make shell casings. If successful, mass production could ease the copper shortage. Debate among officials centers on copper use and whether the mix can match brass in efficiency. Potential savings of up to 400000 tons of copper yearly could relieve non defense shortages.
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Washington
Army Ordnance
War Department
United States
Russia
Germany
U. S
Sresenk
OPM
Annual Turkey Hop Tomorrow at High School Gym
The annual Turkey Hop hosted by the high school vocal music department takes place tomorrow night in the school gym. Don Shaw and his orchestra provide the music as Louise Roghi and Bob Murphy are chosen Milk Maid and Hired Man. Ruth Lowry and Dwight Wagner with Merle Gitchett place in contests, a fifteen pound turkey serves as prize, and a Sprint floor show features six dollar couples in square dance. Helen Buchanan directs the show. New students only may attend, admitted as farmers and farmerettes. guests include parents, faculty, and the board of education.
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Don Shaw
Louise Roghi
Bob Murphy
Ruth Lowry
Dwight Wagner
Merle Gitchett
Helen Buchanan
Board of Education
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