South Dakota E A convention in Huron forecasts 3000 attendance
The 1935 South Dakota Educational Association golden jubilee convention in Huron is expected to draw about 3,000 teachers from across the state. Registration passed 1,000 Sunday with early figures showing strong turnout as hotels fill and private homes host visitors. The event marks the association’s 50th year with roundtable discussions and general sessions set for the opening day.
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South Dakota
Educational Association
Huron
George Bell
Dana Harlowe
Hera RS. Gleason
Sioux Falls
SDEA
Huronia
Gleason
Mitchell
Rapji City
Bell
Aberdeen
Rapid City
de. E. A. Roschman
Dakota Wesleyan University
Phi Delta Kappa
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Weather forecast for Horns and Vicinity Adjusts Outlook
A weather notice indicates a somewhat unsettled period with showers likely. Skies remain unsettled in South Dakota as a cooler air mass arrives Monday and Tuesday, with colder conditions expected through the region.
Idea Program sets packed schedule for fiftieth SDEA convention
Monday program at Huron and various venues outlines dozens of sessions by departments teachers superintendents and boards. Highlights include general sessions at Huron college auditorium and numerous meetings across schools churches and civic spaces with times ranging from noon to 5:30 p.m.
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South Dakota Educational Association
Huron College
St. Teresa's
Washington
Congregational Church
Teachers Have Crowded Program First Day Of State Convention
State teachers association opens in Huron with two general sessions at 9 45 a m and 7 45 p m at Huron college auditorium. Ella B Swanson Brookings vice president presides as Loftus Ward directs the chorus with Dorothy Drew accompanist performing Byrd and Klickmann selections. Mrs Camden Rayburn of Huron and Dr CW Pugsley Brookings address attendees.
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Fopan
Huron College Auditorium
Vicw
Bla B. Swanson
Morris Bammann, Jr
Almeda St. Clair
Huron
Huron College
Gros
Ella’ B. Swanson
Brookings
SDEA
Loftus H. Ward
Dorothy Drew
Change to Morning Edition for Ripley Evening Huronite
The Evening Huroni t will publish in the morning for a temporary shift to better serve guests at the South Dakota Educational Association convention. It will include all news to an early hour Monday morning and distribute free copies to convention attendees.
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Ripley
Huronite Co
Huronite
Huroniic
Mate
South Dakota Educational Association
A W Hurd to Speak at Science Meeting
A W Hurd, president of the International Association of Research in Science Teaching, will discuss Justification of the Science Sequence at a combined sciences program. The event runs in room 215 at Junior High School at 2 p m with demonstrations by students from State Colleges and local exhibitors.
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A. W. Hurd
International Association of Research In Sciience
George Eade
M. Hasse
Aberdeen
Hhage
Mortis Kammanu
Sone
Pair Convicted Of Manslaughter In Second Degree
Nels Olson of Huron brewery worker was beaten and robbed after a drinking brawl last August 25. Olson died in a hospital on September ? Circuit Judge Frank R. Fisher set sentencing for Monday December 3 at 9 30 a m. Mrs Ford convicted of a felony faces up to eight years under habitual criminal law. The second degree manslaughter penalty ranges up to four years in state prison or one year in county jail or a $1000 fine.
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Nels Olson
Huron
Olson’szakull
Frank R. Fisher
Miller
Ford
School Fund Presents Problem and Education Outlook
South Dakota Education leaders discuss protecting the permanent school fund created by federal lands and loan programs. President Pugsley stresses repayment by counties, curriculum reform, and broader support for education as key issues shaping the state’s schools.
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C.W. Pugs Joy
SDEA
Pugsley
King
Pug’ ‘Bie
Yen
Drs.Pugsley
Scott
Tevald
Who's Your Ally in Europe Rises Tension Across Nations
Widespread warlike mood grips Europe as nations question alliances amid Yugoslav military leave cancellations and rumors of Soviet ties. The piece notes Moscow's ambiguous stance and Britain and United States strategic considerations as tensions intensify.
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Associated Press
London
Europe
Maritar
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Austria
Geneva
Buingary
Alexander
Russia
Moscow
Britain
United States
Behind the News. Japanese Aim Not to Endanger U.S.
In Washington a Nov 2 report notes that Japan does not intend to endanger American interests by drastic actions. The discussion highlights cautious diplomacy and the potential for continued pressure rather than open confrontation.
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Washington
Seven Billion Owed to Uncle Sam Under New Deal Loans
A Washington report notes that overall loans outstanding to public and private entities reached about 8.97 billion dollars. It says future conditions will determine when money tied to corn cribs mortgages banks and bonds will be repaid and at what interest.
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Associated. Prost
Washington
New Deal
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