New Subsistence Project Planned
Federal discussions consider a five year program to spend 500 million to 1.5 billion on subsistence homesteads. Ickes aims to advance low cost housing with government backing while Moffet warns against altering the national housing act. Relief officials favor continued aid at five to five and a half percent mortgage rates for rent calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wea
Ickes
PWA
James A. Moffett
White House
Capitol Hill
Fulmer
South Carolina
Farm Credit Administration
Apollo Club Appears Today At Rural Education Meeting
The Apollo club appears today with a rehearsal at the auditorium and a11:15 lunch in a group at the Marvin Hughitt hotel before dressing for the afternoon performance. The event is the fifth and final session of the convention with a series of group meetings and lectures on rural education, Indian life, classroom enrichment, and arts activities across multiple South Dakota towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hughitttel
Apollo Club
SDEA
A.H. Seymour
Aberdeen
St. Teresa's School
South Dakota
Mary A. Bristow
Pine Ridge
Loftus H. Ward
Huron
Wolfe
Rural Education
May Smith
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Paul B. Franklin
Post Office Extension Plans Reviewed In Hu Ron
An inspection by inspector Goshey and K J Hull sick of the treasury department examined post office improvement plans in Hu Ron. They reported construction could begin later but require arrangements to keep operations running in the existing post office building. The extension would expand the federal building to cover most of the block with a large central court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshey
K. J. “Hullsick
Kansas City
Treasury. Department
Roper Pleads For Less Expenditures
In Warm Springs Georgia Secretary Roper urges tapering expenditures to avoid tax increases and taps a vast trade reservoir. He reports growing conviction that business is improving and notes rising interest in relief work as Roosevelt reviews reemployment efforts with him at the White House cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Novesna
Roosevelt
Secretary of Commerce
Roper
Commerce
White House
Huron Alumni Gather for Family Reunion at Church
One hundred sixty alumni students and faculty of Huron College met at the Presbyterian church for the annual Family Reunion. President Frank R. Eversall served as toastmaster while Paul Fuller and Jimmy Norfolk urged fundraising to support presenting this year’s football team with gold balls. Sr. Ven Voorhis and Rev. Charles Wilcox, the oldest graduates, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Huron College
Presbyterian Church
Frank R. Eversall
Paul Fuller
Jimmy Norfolk
Suport
Winston Nelson
Lois Buswell
Samuel Ven Voorhis
Charles Wilcox
Wilcox
Bill Tredway
Student Revolt Over Censorship At LSU Reveille
At Louisiana State University a journalism fraternity demanded press freedom by removing censorship on the Reveille. About 40 journalism students halted contributions until the editorial and managerial staff who resigned under censorship were restored. Petitions and mass meetings circulated while allied organizations planned joint action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Huey Long
Huey P. Long
Louisiana State University
Today
Reveille
School of Journalism
Tschetter Heads 1 and 4 Science Departments
The biology botany and zoology departments elected Paul Tschetter Webster as president H B Thurston Sioux Falls as vice president and K Stubblefield Watertown as secretary Speakers included Albert Schierling Huron on larger classes and Paul Tschetter on developing a museum in a small high school J W Hinds Sioux Falls on maintaining the biology atmosphere for students George Eade Brookings on knowing the trees of your community and Stubblefield on Biology Forum Elynn Heaton
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Tschetter
Paul Tschetter
Webster
H. B. Thurston
Sioux Falls
K. Stubblefield
Watertown
Albert Schierling
Huron
J. W. Hinds
George Eade
Brookings
Stubblefield
Orum
Elynn Heaton
Fiftieth South Dakota Educators Association Convention Schedule
The South Dakota Educational Association marks its fiftieth annual convention with multiple sessions at Huron venues including the college auditorium Apollo Club and Saint Terem parochial hall. Events cover departments in Rural Education Supervisors of School Publications Music Teachers Trades and Industries and more with specific room numbers and start times across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora M. Bieber
Frandzsau
Martha Delbridge
Sioux Falls
E. G
Trexee Million
E. A. Fullerton
Iowa State Teachers
Huron
Besse Stackpole Shobter
Pines
The
Evergreens
Scott Lovald
Evelyn Lupinek
Idea Dea
South Dakota Educational’ Association
College Auditorium
Apollo Club
T Rural
Educationeresa
St. ‘Terem's
Schood
Presbyterian Church
Ats—High
Huron College
Wilson School
Indian Service
Marvin Hughitt
Pi Gamma Mu—Evergreens
Speech Education Urges Curriculum Link to Speech Mastery
Iowa educator Dr Harry G Barnes and Arizona educator Dr T J Tormey urged adding speech and practical communication to all school curricula. Barnes warned 50 percent of youths mispronounce words and called for curriculum alignment with student needs. Tormey pressed for stronger basics and broader value of reading writing speaking music and art as tools of communication to build character and promote living together well. Music performances accompanied the program at the Iowa gathering.
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Harry
G. Barnes
Department of
Iowa State University
General Assembly
T. J. Tormey
Arizona State Teachers’ College
Flagstaff
Tormey
Barnes
Dr. Tormey
Lear
Helen Randy Knabe
Washington, and Jefferson
Huron
Schol Boys Glee
Belen Buchenan
A. Fullerton
Cedar Falls
Lows
Miriam Jacobson
Jennne Slater
Hope To Save Lives Of Poison Victims
In Greenville Texas on November 21 44 two of six people poisoned by biscuits containing deadly insect powder remained critical. Three had died and doctors feared for Otha Phillips and Clara Bell Teague while others showed some improvement as funeral services were held for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Tex
Otha Phillips
Clara Bell "Teague
Local Fragments Highlight Names At Odds and Ends
Fragmentary text lists individuals such as RJ Phillips 72 Bobbie Joe Teague Marcus Teague 33 and a reference to a person connected to biscuits. The snippet appears to be an interrupted notice or casual note with unclear context and relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
Rj, Phillips
Bobbie Joe-Teague
Phil Lins
Marcus ‘Teague
Japan pushes to denounce Washington naval pact
Tokyo seeks France and Italy to join in abrogating the 1922 five power treaty. Britain and the United States remain firm on continuing the 5-5-3 ratio though Japan presses for parity. Talks in London with Admiral Yamamoto and Sir John Simon probe the denouncement timeline with no date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Vodey
Washington
France
Italy
United States
Great Britain
London
Koki Hirota
Britain
Isoroku Yamamoto
John Simon
Staes
Sir John
Washington pact signatories opposed Japan on denunciation request
A fragment notes that neither France nor Italy and other signatories to the Washington pact would agree to Japan's formal call to join in denouncing the existing convention. The remark highlights tensions among allied powers over a collective response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit. Wes
France
Italy
Japan
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