No Courtesy Cars At 1894 Meeting
Millard Rice recalls the 1944 Huron convention of the South Dakota Education Association. R S Dad Gleason notes there were no courtesy cars due to only ten autos, trains being main transport, with under 380 teachers attending. Aberdenn Vermillion contested venue. Aberdeen won. Equalization of school funds a major topic. the organization had been South Dakota Teachers Association before changing its name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Rice
Huron
SDEA
R. S
Dad” Gleason
Sioux Falls
Association
Mr. Gleason
Fourth Street
Abereen
Vermillion
Aberdeen
Gleason
South Dakota Teachers Association
South Dakota Education Association
Recognition Of New Missouri River Project In Congress
Senator Norris pushes Missouri river development as a key link in nationwide waterways planning. He argues it should be part of a broader program under President Roosevelt and the National Resources Board, highlighting irrigation power navigation and flood control as essential goals for the region.
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Washington
Missouri Authority
Tennessee Valey Authority
Genator Norris
Nebraska
Atici
Roosevelt
Norris
Miluaizbipri
Huron Post Office Serves SDEA Convention Address
The Huron post office acts as the main pick up and delivery for SDEA visitors at the convention headquarters in the Masonic Temple. Outgoing letters may be deposited at the information bureau on the Chamber of Commerce. Blanks are on sale there and carriers pick up mail from the convention box before each airmail plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SDEA
Huron
Wessington Springs College Holds Meet at Methodist Church
A gathering was held at the Methodist church for the college faculty and former students now enrolled, including Belén Nateboom, marking a reunion and present faculty reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Springs College
Methodist
Public relations banquet at Macvin Hughitt hotel
Twenty attended a noon banquet on Monday as part of ongoing public relations efforts. The piece mentions annual banquets at the BDEA convention and a note about a public solicitation notice intended to interpret schools to the public. Judge Max W. Nohl of Milwaukee was briefly cited while discussing a dictionary on the term highball in a legal solicitation case.
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Macvin Hughitt
BDEA
Max W. Nohl
Milwaukee
IDEA Program schedule fills Huron and city venues
The program lists multiple sessions across colleges churches and schools in Huron and nearby areas. Entries include general sessions at Huron college auditorium Washington school rooms and various church auditoriums with times from 1 p m to 7 30 a m for numerous subject groups and organizations such as A A U W T A B Baptist church and Congregational church, with venues including Marvin Hughitt St Martin's and Lincoln school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
Boron College
Association For Childhood Education
Presbyterian Church
Dimier
Baptist Church
Washington
Lincoln School
Wilson
St Teresa’s
Sioux Falls College
Marvin Hughitt
Spearfish
St. Martin’s
University of Minnesota
T. Am
North Central Association
U. W
Lutheran College
American Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Carleton College
Dakota
Wesleyan University—Methodist Church
N.S
T. C
Eastern Normal
Masaic Temple
Lamba Theta
Mildred Friese
Rapid City
Gretchen Sauer Roghi
Huron
Besse Stackpole Shobter
Washington School
Ella Sever
Redfeld
Russell Washburn
L. C. Mitchell
Vermillion
Rosa Lambert
Lillian Love
E. K. Baillie
Aberdeen
Josie Wilson
C. H Fairall
Sioux Falla
Merle Howe
Marr Gotsas
Pierre
M. Greene
National Educators to Speak at Huron General Sessions
Nationally known educators will speak at SPEA convention general sessions in Huron today. Dr. Coffman of Minnesota and Dr. Bradford of Nebraska will present principal addresses, with a choir, violinists, and student ensembles adding to the program. Additional talks cover school challenges, higher education methods, and teacher training, featuring educators from Iowa, South Dakota, and surrounding states.
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Lotus D. Coffman
University of Minnesota
SPEA
Huron
Coffman
Harry E. Bradford
University of Nebraska
Paul E. Franklin
Harry Barnes
Department of Speech
University of Iowa
T. J. Tormey
State Teachers College
Flagstar
Ariz
Huron Junior High School
Helen Buchanan
Helen Randy Knabe
Washington and Jefferson
Paul Z. Franklin
Freeman Heads Hickory Sticks at South Dakota banquet
Harold Freeman of Mobridge was elevated to leader of the South Dakota Hickory Stick club at its annual banquet at Hotel Marvin Hughitt attended by 300 to 400 men. Leopold Rutter of Northern Teachers College performed on violin, Aberdeen High School capella directed by Miss R. Russell sang, and introductions of new officers and members followed.
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Harold Freeman
Mobridge
South Darota
Marvin Hughitt
Leopold Rutter
Northern Teachers’ College
Rutter
Aberdeen High School
Miss.r. Russell
S of Men
Beadle
Dan Jones
Strandburg
R. W. Kraushaar
C- L. Werden
Geddes
C. J. Calthorp
Big Stick
Dick Bunt
Kimball
Little Stick
Fred Helett
Chamberlain
Knot
Aberdeen
Millard Rice
No Major Railroad Receiverships Foreseen
Washington November statement by Reconstruction Finance Chairman Jones at a press conference denied any major railroad receiverships. He said he had not made such a statement, and as far as he knows none are impending.
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Washington
Jones
The
Reconstruction Corporation
Riot at Los Angeles streetcar strike ends in tear gas
Police used tear gas to break up a downtown demonstration during a streetcar strike. About 25 Los Angeles railway workers and hundreds of onlookers clashed as trolleys were jerked and brakes released. Ten arrested and one officer injured after arrests of seven railway workers and two others.
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Los Angeles
Seventh Street
South Broadway
Patrollman L. A
Photographers Licenses Set By Huron City Commission
Huron city commission approved an ordinance requiring licenses for photographers. Permanent operators pay 10 dollars yearly, transient photographers 5 dollars daily, with a 2500 dollar bond for those intending to become permanent. The panel also approved Pomona Pump Company contracts for two 500 gallon pumps and a west wells road project as a relief measure along with a Ravine park swimming pool plan.
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Huron City Commission
Pomona Pump’ Company
West Wells
State Fair Grounds
Ravine Park
Isbor
Teachers Seek Rides Home After Convention
Teachers request transportation help after a convention with drivers needed for various state destinations. One rider seeks a ride to Minneapolis. Paul Myers of the Chamber of Commerce information bureau asks willing volunteers to leave names at the Information booth in the Masonic Temple.
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Minneapolis
Paul Myers
Chamber of Commerce Information Bureau
The A F L Letters To White House Now Explained
A column corrects an earlier item about A F L Chairman Green sending three letters to the White House on November 5 with the union’s convention demands. He did not seek a presidential appointment. three routine replies from the president’s assistant secretary followed ten days later. The resolutions were referred to departments, clarifying the correspondence angle but not the underlying situation.
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A. F. of L
Green
White House
Roosevelt Faces Shuffle Amid New Deal Strains
A column outlines political maneuvering around President Roosevelt, Senator Norris, Bronson Cutting, and a possible shift involving farm-labor senator Shipstead. Notes discuss Garner, Secret Service, FDIC economist Morgenthau relation, and an upcoming unemployment census by the American Statistical Association as tensions rise with public utilities.
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Missouri
Oday
IDEA
Progam
South Dakota
Cclanion
Weeks
St.Teresa's School
Kenneth Harkness
Mitchell
C. A. Fullerton
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Presbyterian Church Auditorium
May Smith
Monte Jeanette Rice
R. K. Compton
Margaret Townsend
Watertown
Vivian Ruhlman
R.W. Schlich
R. L. Hunt
Madison
Albert Shierling
J. W. Hinds
Paul Tschetter
Webster
George Fade
Brookings
K. J. Stubblefield
Round Table
Freeman
Beadle Club
Buelges
Ziegfeld
Ues
Wagner
Manhattan
Cardi Rien
Whits House
A. F. of
Warm Springs
Bronson Cutting
Senate
Farmer-Laborite
Shipstead
Cutting
Chavez
Brookhart
V. P
Garner
Secret Service
Murphy
FDIC
Fox
Treasury
Morgent ‘Thau
Morgenthau
Crowley
American Statistical Society
Exerly
Mr. Roosevelt
Public Utilities
Horner
Calmenson
Bulova
Westfield
Harom
Huesgen
Jack’s Market
J. Harvey
Stuart
Nis
Golden
Baby Stuart
Farina
Huron State
Aleip
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