Why the United States Holds to Far East Peace
Walter Lippmann argues two core reasons for US concern in Manchuria and broader Asia. First, regional disorder threatens global peace and Pacific trade, risking European fronts. Second, to uphold the postwar collective peace machinery, as echoed by Earl of Lytton, stressing collective responsibility to maintain peace and deter aggression.
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U. Ss
Manchuria
United States
Japan
China
Soviet Russia
Orient
Far East
Walter Lippmann
East
Asia
Russia
Pacific
Earl of Lytton
America
Political parties and looming realignment debate
The speech analyzes the durability of major parties amid factional splits. It notes Republican resilience despite internal strife and contemplates Roosevelt's potential tariff reform. It forecasts possible party reorganization as leaders like Norris Brookhart La Follette and Moses challenge the GOP and seek a broad middle ground.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Mills
Norris
Watson
Brookhart
LaFollette
Moses
Brook
Bart
la Follette
Norris, Brookhert-LeFollette
Halieve
Middle grounders seek balanced government influence
The text argues for a government focused on governing with caution against abuses by business leaders. It rejects pure Mills Hoover concepts, urging tariffs to aid factory and farm, while prioritizing human rights and property protections. Middle-grounders, it claims, are a majority and could rebuild the party without multi party chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Hoover
Germany
Republican Party
City lights debate splits merchants and charity needs
A Huron merchant questions contributing $5 for Christmas district lighting while arguing feeding the unemployed takes priority. Chamber of Commerce backs lights as an investment, noting total installation about 250 dollars and electricity costs lower than last year.
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Huron Chamber of Commerce
Pressure on Farmers as Income Falls Sharply
PRESS COMMENT notes farm income this year drops to five billion dollars from nearly twelve billion in 1929, due to depressed prices for staples. It highlights widespread mortgage burdens, tax and interest strain, and argues farm buying power must improve before broader industrial recovery. The piece compares 2019 values and warns that farmers suffer most as national gross income declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Ais
Bradstreet
American Federation of Labor
Signs of Bank Credit Expansion Amid Sioux Falls Recovery
The Argus Leader reports a Sioux Falls business source noting a local bank seeking favorable commercial lending as part of a broader cautious yet improving national trend. Banks hold ample reserves after years of losses and frozen assets, now aiming to profit by expanding credit to spur general business recovery.
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Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
United States
Governor Green Pushes Budget Plan After Election
A Pierre dispatch notes the coming legislative session will consider a two year budget totaling 650000 dollars more than the current plan. Since his election, Governor Green has remained active, making recommendations to aid taxpayers. His record shows continued engagement and proposed fiscal measures.
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Pierre
Green
Opening Exercises in Schools by Young Citizens League
Russell E. Jonas urges Young Citizens League groups to lead engaging opening exercises to start the school day. He suggests seasonal activities from November through December, study plans on holidays, fabricating decorations, and programs highlighting natural science and weather. Students could perform plays, read Christmas stories, study seals, and create weather and nature themed lessons.
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Young' Ms League
Russel E. Jonas
Public Instruction
Meade County
The
Young Citizen
C. L
Jonas
Aleen
Klawiter
League
Daikr
Y. CL
Christos
Ax “Bird
Flanders
Atc
Major project teased at Huron G meeting
In a brief business session at Huron G, plans surfaced for a major project titled Trips Around the World. The reporter noted the outline and potential scope discussed during the close of the meeting.
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Huron
Wessington Leaguers Plan School Equipment Purchase
A carnival at Wessington School attracted a large crowd Wednesday. Katherine Peters reports the event aims to raise about $12 to buy picture frames and library books for the school room and library, with further items like a hitting ball equipment included.
Club Members May Compete For Trips To Washington
Four South Dakota 4H club members will be named December 29 as delegates to the national club camp at Washington DC next June. A committee of state extension service leaders will consider scores and records of outstanding club members aged at least 15 with three or more years of work. Competitors must submit records by December 10. Last year’s delegates included Myra Boden Lawrence County Shirley Jones Brown County Milo Opdahl Harlin County and Barth Maher Brookings County.
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Brookings
South
Dakota
Washington, D.C
Tate College
South Dakot
National Air’club
Myra Boden
Lawrence County
Shirley Jones
Brown County
Milo Opdahl
Harlin County
Barth ‘Maher
Brookings County
Central South Dakota Boy Scout Council Plans Eighth Annual Meet
The Central South Dakota Boy Scout council announces its eighth annual meeting at the Marvin Hughitt hotel on Wednesday December 28 at 6 30 p m. Fred C Eggers area executive says Augusta W Abel chairs the program committee Dr CK Walker the nominating committee and Dr George A Youel the attendance committee Invitations have been sent to registered supporters and their wives who will be special guests Council officers for 1933 will be elected Present officers include Dr W H Saxton president A F Miller treasurer August W Abel commissioner Region 10 regional scout executive Paul H Love will be principal speaker The Eagle nest group will attend and at least two boys will receive the Tagle badge presented by Rev C H Geener Pierre
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Area Council
Central South Dakota
W. H. Saxton
A. F. Miller
August W. Abel
Paul H. Love
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Moglana
Wisconsin
Eagle’s Nest
C. H. Geener
Pierre
Springs Scout Advances in Rank at Well ington Court
Wallace Churchill of Wellington Springs Troop 13 is advanced to first class at the Wessington Springs court meeting held in the high school building Monday evening. The court also approved 13 merit badges and elected district officers for 1933 including Fred N. Dunham as district chairman and J.J. Carson as camp committee chair.
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Fred N. Dunham
Roy Jones
Court of Honor
John Cashman
Willan T. George
Lloyd Tamblyn
J.J. Carson
Howard Blackburn
Chester Brown
Merle
Cowman
Merlyn Englund
Eugene Hablcht
Donald Locke
Gerald Phifer
Raymond Schrejerer
Prizes Offered For Short Stories By Young Citizens League
Young Citizens League members can again submit short story entries for monthly prizes announced today by Aleen Klawiter editor of The Young Citizen official league publication. Prizes go to four tonic themed stories each month with winning entries printed in The Young Citizen. Submit name and address on upper left of page and include grade and school. Entries must reach The Young Citizen Pierre SD by December 20.
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Young Citizens League
Acti
Aleen-Klawit
Young Citizen
Bovent” Jott
Barid
Pierre
Loyal Levilie Plans School Meeting in Beadle County
A regular Beadle County meeting was held on November 25 with two visitors present. The flag salute and pledge were conducted, followed by roll call.
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Loyal Levilie Plans
Beadle County
Field
Ite
Mountain Question Horizontal 1 Puzzle Clue List
A misread puzzle page lists many clues across horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and garbled spellings including items like theater guide, drops of eye fluid, depart, doctrines of Arids, administrations of medicine in doses, unjust, genuine, fish, sea eagle, door rug, striped fabric, poison in putrid blood, goddess of awe, pedal coupler, auriculate, freshers, and various corrupted words.
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Northern Ireland
Goddess of Awe
4-H Handy Hemmers Name New Officers in Huron
Florence Meor was elected president of the Hendy Hemmers 4-H club in Huron at Erma Hale’s home. Dorothy Disney named vice president and club reporter. Grace Finski secretary, Mary Nendrig treasurer, Velma Clem mens pianist. Grace Fenski to attend Junior Short course in Brookings after Christmas as guest of local business leaders. Club awarded a Hamite fee trip for news writing. Dorothy Disney alternate. Three members earned perfect attendance and prizes. Refreshments served after the meeting.
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Handy Hemmers
Florence Meor
Hendy Hemmers
Huron
Erma Hale
Dorothy Disney
Dorothy
Grace Finski
Mary Nendrig
Velma Clemmens
Grace Fenski
Brookings
Charlotte Lenzer
Marian Calivert
Eman Hale
Christmas Gifts Plan By Scouts At Lutheran Church
Wambie Ononka Troop 4 met Sunday afternoon at the American Lutheran church under Miss Kreth troop lieutenant and scribe Amas. Plans were made for making Christian gifts as the White Owl patrol served refreshments. The meeting closed with a song.
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Wambie Ononka
Lutheran
Miss. Kreth
Bigna Amas
White Owl
Huron Scout Troop Holds Regular Meeting
Hawn Boy Scout Troop No. 7 met Tuesday evening with 10 scouts responding to roll call. Assistant Scoutmaster Orion Fufler supervised the meeting, opened with the flag salute, tests were passed, games were played, and the gathering closed with the scout chant.
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Huron
Hawn
Orion Fufler
Hilllie Hebron
Catc
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
By Sara L. Dewing the article explains honey butter as a simple dressing for salads and fruit. It provides a 2 to 1 ratio of honey to butter and suggests uses with biscuits cakes puddings and rolls including a honey date roll and pecan toast with honey and nuts.
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Sara L. Dewing
Recipe Snippet for Cinnabon Inspired Honey Toast
A fragment describes creating a paste from cup chapped vecans with 1g cup warm honey or 74 cup Honey butter. The toast may be cut in strips and served cold with fruit salad.
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Huron Publishing CO
Third St
SE Chas
J. Mitchell
Treas
F. McCannon
Robert D. Lusk
Buron
F.C
Luek-Mitchell
Dnc
Kansas City Star
Affairs of Young Folk
APSR
Iecua'soun Duce
Hazel Christoffersen
Citizens League
Washington, D. C
Ireland
Adam
Wits
Gies
Nelly Don
Newcat
Bradley Frocks
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