Aberdeen Wins 1935 SDEA City Choice Amid Convention Wave
The South Dakota Educational Association selects Aberdeen over Mitchell and Rapid City as the 1935 convention site with 324 ballots cast of 400 possible. Aberdeen officials credit a thorough local campaign and business support for the win as 3,012 register for the Huron meeting and two Apollo Club concerts entertain at the college auditorium.
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South
Dakota Educational Association
Huron
Apollo Club
Minneapolis
College Storium
William MacPhail
MacPhail
Wil
College Auditorium
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Rapid City
Roritalva
Rapids City
SDEA
Aberedeen
N. Douglas
Association
C. J. Calthorp
Charles W. Pugsley
Apollo Club To Give Two Concerts For SDEA Visit
The Apollo club will present two afternoon matinees and an evening concert for visiting teachers and registered visitors. Beadle County and city officials urged teachers to attend, with 60 musicians arriving in three Pullman cars for the program at Huron College auditorium.
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Apollo Club
Vinson
SDEA
Huron
Beadle County
C. F. Schumacher
Minneapolis
H .L. Hurley
A. J. Lang
Schorls
Amy Mwvalery
Oe Ih
Huron College
Sub
Pullm
Apollo- Club
Cate
Big Stick Honor for Mobridge Leader Harold Freeman
Harold Freeman of Mobridge was named Big Stick of the South Dakota Hickory Stick club, the second Mobridge school superintendent honored after B. W. Krausbane of Pierre who led as first presiding officer in 1917. The Hickory Stick club, a group of men teachers, promotes fellowship and goodwill in teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Freeman
Mobridge
Big Stick
South Dakota
B. W. Krausbane
Pierre
Pope Defends Relief Aid Amid Borah Criticism
Senator James F Pope of Idaho challenged Senator William Borah over federal relief management. Borah demanded a congressional investigation into Hopkins headed FERA funds citing waste in two unnamed counties. Pope warned against broad inquires but acknowledged some grounds for criticism while noting relief has aided millions.
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Washington
Idaho
James F. Pope
William £. Borah
Borah
Harry L. Hopkins
Pope
Relief Administration
Federal Relief Administration
Hopkins
FERA
Dole
Special Letters Being Held For Visitors At Chamber Bureau
The chamber of commerce information bureau at the headquarters building holds special delivery letters for visitors including Mary Bristow a demonstration teacher Indian service Elsie R Hyde Parker Orvald Parish and Harry Rhoades of Athol for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Information Bureau
Mary Bristow
Indian Service
Elsie R. Hyde
Parker
Beac County Red Cross Roll Call Ends Tonight
Blake F Patton urged Roll Call workers to intensify efforts to reach the goal of 1200 members. The Roll Call, scheduled to close tonight, had 959 memberships recorded so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake F. Patton
Bea
Yankton College Receives 150000 Endowment Boost
President George W Nash announced a $150000 addition to Yankton College endowment at a banquet for alumni trustees and friends held at the First Congregational church parlor. Dr Nash noted record enrollment and ongoing facility improvements as key developments.
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George W. Nash
Yankton College
First Congregational Church
SDEA
Robert D. Falk
Tripp
Alumni Association of
Emma Meistrike
State Department of Education
Pierte
Nash
Germany orders cease fire in Saar region
In a report from Saarbrucken dated November 21, Adolf Hitler instructed Nazis to largely rely on the press to keep the swastika high while avoiding disturbances ahead of the January 13 plebiscite. A purported understanding with Pierre Laval could alter the Saar status, potentially negating the vote.
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Associated Press
Saarbruecken
SAAN
Reichsfuhrer
Adolf Hitler
France
Pierre Laval
Germany
Saar
Nations
Hitler
Radera
League of Nations
Laval
Suspended journalism students condemn university actions
President James M. Smith of Louisiana State University announced that 25 journalism students were suspended for gross disrespect after signing a petition denouncing university authorities for censoring the Reveille student publication. Acting Postmaster appointments announced with Rolland L. Morlett named for Ashton S.D.
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Baton Rouge
James M. Smith
Louisiana ‘State University
Washington
Postoffice Department
Rolland L. Morlett
Ashton
S.-D
Germany Fears Unrest Amid Military Strain
Berlin reports say the reichswehr and Folica forces face emergency orders amid a long feud with the tehuia Staffel. Christmas furloughs for soldiers and police marriages are postponed as Nazi storm troop drills increase and official denials label rumors as malicious lies.
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Berlin
Reich
Folica
Reichswehr
Tehuia Staffel
Azi
Germany
Today
Vienna Prepares as Austrian Leaders Fear Putsch
Vienna tightened security with mounted police and auxiliary forces after street protests turned anti government and pro Nazi. Students attacked the Czechoslovakia legation amid riots at Prague University. newspapers faced brick and stone bombardment. Authorities closed the Ballhausplatz district and recalled the aborted Nazi coup sparked by the July Dollfuss assassination.
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Mienna
Vienna
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Ballhausplatz
Dollfuss
Half Inch Of Snow Falls Here Tuesday
A light snow in the Huron area yielded 0.5 inch of precipitation yesterday melting on sidewalks and paving as it fell. It began about 2 10 a m Tuesday and ended near 2 p m, with other towns like Sioux Falls, Pierre, Aberdeen and Yankton reporting varying snowfall and slushy ground conditions.
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Huron
Pierre
Aberdeen
Lachés
Yankton
Public mood swirls around Roosevelt policy hints
Washington dispatch notes confusion over what the public expects from President Roosevelt. Secretary Wallace dodges questions as aides hedge on relief plans. The piece hints at political pressure and unclear messaging as readers seek clarity on policy actions.
Ozarks Reject Huey P Long as Their King
JOPLIN MO Nov 27 The Dark Playgrounds association objects to Senator Huey P Long courting the Ozarks. The executive committee adopted yesterday a call for self-respecting Ozark citizens to reject and condemn any effort by the Kingfish of Louisiana to associate himself with the Ozarks.
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Joplin
Huey P. Long
Ironic twist in slaying as youth kills priest and bride
New York paper reports Joseph Steinmetz, 22, killed his wife the bride of 17 and Rev. Joseph Leonard in a hotel. Defense says weapon bought at wife’s suggestion on honeymoon and unwritten law may be invoked. Steinmetz arraigned in Bogie court held without bail for Monday hearing.
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New York
Joseph Lieb Steinmetz
Joseph J. Leonard
Meyer Mechlig
Steinmetz
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Machlis
Leonard
Commercial Group Elects Officers and Plans Union
May meeting of the Commercial Teachers association elected Merle Tricky of Northern State Teachers college Iberdeen president Lorens Rasmussen of Sisseton named vice president Catrin Hangen of Madison secretary and Dorothy Travis of Pierre treasurer A committee was formed to study joining the National Edut and National Council of Commercial Education with a decision to be made at the next meeting
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Merle Tricky
Northern State Teachers College
Iberdeen
Commercial Teachers Association
Lorens-Rasmussen
Sisseton
Catrin Hangen
Madison
Dorothy “Travis
Pierre
Na- Edut Association
Nai Council of Commercial Education
Weather for Huron and Vicinity Wednesday Outlook
Forecasts indicate mostly cloudy conditions with potential temperature changes. South Dakota area expected to see some rain or precipitation, with colder air moving in Thursday and possible southwest cooling.
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Huron
Vickity
Dakota
Dillinger Hunt Ends With Agent Hollis Killed
Federal agents pursue George Nelson near Barrington in a gun battle that mortally wounds Agent Herman Hollis and critically injures Samuel P. Cowley. The operation follows long hunts linked to Dillinger's gang, with Purvis leading the Chicago bureau effort. Cowley and Hollis were key Dillinger pursuers, and the clash marks the fiercest manhunt since the Dillinger shooting.
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Chicago
George
Baby Faye) Nelson
Dillinger
Herman FE. Hollis
Samuel P. Cowley
Purvis
Blane
Nelson
Cowley
Hollis
Holliy
Indiana
Washington
Cowrey
Dillingers
Barns
Wisconsin
Hadca
Barrington
Agenta
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University of Minnesota
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Department of Vocational Education
University of Nebraska
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Colar
Andrew Jackson
Big
Congressional Naval Committee
Japan
House Naval Affairs Committee
United States
Great Britain
Public Enemy No 1
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Co Bal
Ans
Ozarks
Huey
Bureau of Investigation
Taki
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