Father Writes Harsh Editorial After Believed Daughters Death
A father, initially told his daughter was the victim, confirms the news and writes the story for his newspaper with stark honesty. The daughter had a strong journalism background with work in Pittsburgh and a position at National Geographical magazine in Washington. The piece is cited as a rare blend of love and duty, illustrating a rule of honor.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
National Geographical Magazine
Bulow Dissent Highlights Humor in National Crisis
Gov. Bulow of South Dakota dissented at a Washington conference on reviving American prosperity and mocked the mood with a joke about trading Manhattan. The remark drew attention as he declined to back a nationwide business program, signaling skepticism amid the stock slump.
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W. J. Bulow
South Dakota
Washington
Jackson City
Will Rogers
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Rogers
Rte
Hoovers
South
New York
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Newspaper Ethics Challenge Editor Faces Personal Conflicts
The Editor and Publisher discusses how a strict newspaper code tests ethics when editors must publish unpleasant news about friends or relatives. A recent incident involving Oil r (2a) Derick and Lucy O'Donnell from Washington is cited as a reminder of professional duty over personal ties.
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Journal
Hn-O'Donnell
Derick
Lucy O'Donnell
Smoke nuisance in Huron urged for action by chamber
The Huron Chamber of Commerce calls for a conference of interested parties to voluntarily eliminate downtown smoke. It argues heavy coal burner smoke costs stores money and could be corrected at small expense through saving in fuel, with investigation beforehand to propose remedies and avoid new laws. South Dakota pride in divorces is questioned as too high compared with marriages nationwide.
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Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Chamber Bulletin
Selling One's Way to College in Doorstep Canvassing
The piece argues that college and high school students selling items door to door is a mixed practice. It notes repeated solicitations, mixed motives, and calls for ethics, suggesting students should sell valuable goods and focus on straightforward value rather than sentiment. It emphasizes straight, honest business methods as essential for youth morale.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States
A &d
Fruits of Tyranny by the Sioux City Tribune
The piece critiques the Soviet 12th anniversary celebrations in Moscow, questioning freely expressed feelings under communist rule. It argues Russia remains unfree, notes economic missteps, and urges Americans to understand rather than condemn, linking tyranny to historical pre-revolution Russia.
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Sioux City Tribune
Moscow
Russia
America
Radia
Rusaia
Dairy calf clubs report year in Beadle county
Closing reports from six dairy calf clubs show varied results led by Blue Ribbon Dairy Calf club with 12 boys, 3 girls, 12 exhibitors at county fair and 2 calves at State Fair. Wessington Pioneer Dairy club notes losses offset by profits with several exhibitors and a total livestock value of 1,161.84 against 1,949.04 cost. Happy Sunshine Duly posts losses from one calf death. Clyde Cream Crusaders report labor profit of 121.18 with two on county judging team. Rudy Dairy-Calf club nets 90.78 profit with seven placings at State Fair. Bonilin Butter Boosters tally calves valued at 1,482 with a 267.80 loan. Continuous attendance and multiple county/state fair outcomes highlighted.
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Dairy Cal F Club
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Wellington
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Lee Smith
Happy Sunshine
F. L. Benstead
Lleader
Clyde Cream Crusaders
Thad Guratt
Huron
Rudy Dairy-Calf Club
Bonilin Butter Boosters Club
Patrol Leaders Meet for Central South Dakota Convention
Patrol Leaders from Central South Dakota gather in Huron for a two day convention. Registration opens Friday at 5 30 p m at the M E church with a dinner at 6 30 p m Milo Youel of Huron president will give the welcome. Delegates stay with local hosts Friday night. Saturday features four discussion periods on patrol system and organization with job based groupings and a new convention handbook used for the talks. Handicraft instruction closes with a luncheon and address on scoutmaster expectations. Attendance expected around 2100 with junior officer eligibility for attendees and each troop to register at least one adult leader.
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Huron
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Milo Youel
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Climbing Citizens Hold Bazaar and Thanksgiving Program
The Climbing Citizens league hosts a Friday afternoon bazaar and Thanksgiving program in Teague township. Equipment and school items were sold, with proceeds benefiting Custer school activities.
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Amd
Teague
Denmer
Dramatic Club Presents Under Cover at USD Siagle Hall
Vermillion November 27 Dramatic club at the University of South Dakota staged Under Cover a four act melodrama by Ric Cooper Mogra. The cast includes Jer ome Long John McDonald Harold Steck William Dean Robert Wales Herbert Riegels Nobel Dowell Helen Blankenburg Isabel Herbess Beatrice Drew Heather Jean Douglas and other staff members. The production featured a large university group with several locals assisting in stage management.
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Ric Cooper Mogra
Mask
Wig
University of South Dakota
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Jerome Long
Chamberlain
John Mc‘Donald
Carter
Harold Steck
Belle Fourche
William Dean
Pierre
Robert Wales
Alcester
Herbert Riegels
Herried
G.bottom Lyon
Sioux City
Nobel Dowell
Helen Blankenburg
Fedora
Heather -Jean Douglas
Highmore
Isabel Herbess
Beatrice Drew
Willan
Looby
Nunta
Eve Nelnon
el Point
Herbert Siegele
Herriad
Marjorie Harrington
Elk Point
Marie McCarter
Ipswich
Austin Barber
Tyndall
Junior Girls Plan Christmas Gift Project
Caryle Veith president of the Girl Reserve led the junior night school business session on Monday after school. They planned to meet Tuesday evening to start work on their Christmas gift project. Lela Steele read a play about life in India and Ellen Woodruff Mable Sampson and Marjorie Shepherd gave readings, with a chorus led by Gail Gipbs at the close.
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Girl Reserve
Lela Steele
India
Ellen Woodruff
Mable Sampson
Marjorie Shepherd
Geve
Sophomore Scholastic Debate At Senior High
Debaters from the senior high school competed in yesterday's class event. Finals are set for this afternoon as interest remains high. Principal O D Dinabar notes broad coach selections and keen class competition among the participants.
Wilson Girls Meet and Christmas Play Tryouts
The Wilson Girl Reserve club held its after school meeting with a play performed by members followed by a brief business session. Try-outs were conducted in groups for upcoming Christmas plays.
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Wilson Girls
Wilson ‘Girl
Renarve Club
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron many small items appear. Capt and Mrs Dworak leaving for Oakland then Philippines trip. B F Kline wed Anna Gust of Minneapolis and return to Frank Street home. Mike Minnie Wurfel from Scotland SC visiting sister. Dr Van Dalsem reports birth of daughter to Tess Ipton. Carmen Bell back after Sunday absence. Mrs A Bo Fairbank and Mrs J H King depart for New City. Tom Edwards of McCammon Idaho visiting sister J C Klemme. Miss Cecil Messick returns from Eagle Grove IA continuing visit with Ethel Eckles.
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van Dalsem
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Carmen-Bell
Moraine
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New ¥ City
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Yankton
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Ethel Eckles
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