Bulow Says Debate Is Turning From Neutrality To Aiding Allies
Senator Bulow of South Dakota argues the neutrality bill debate is shifting toward aiding the Allies. He contends repeal of the arms embargo could profit certain interests, and warns against propaganda while urging preparedness against Hitler. He asserts Poland's restoration lies with Polish youth, not Britain or France, and cites dangers of arming rivals.
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Bulow
Washington
Congress
United States
South Dakota
Senate
Burke
Nebraska
Wheeler
Montana
Hitler
Aung
Reynolds
North Carolina
Italy
Russia
Poland
Wsotan
Britain
France
England
Germany
Fanrrow
Burow
Pittman
Mid-Continent Buys 3 Planes From Lockheed Lodestar Order
Mid-Continent Air Lines of Kansas City signs for three Lockheed Lodestar aircraft at about 250000. Delivery is scheduled for March with operation on the Minneapolis to Tulsa route via Omaha and Kansas City. The Lodestar promises speeds of 220 to 236 mph and seats 17 passengers.
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Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft
Mid-Continent Air Lines of
Kansas City
Thomas Fortune Ryani
Carl B. Squier
Lockheed
Minneapolis
Omaha
Tulsa
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Squier
United States
Huron
Sioux Falls
Bismarck
Twin Cities
Births and deaths in South Dakota in 1939 report
The 1939 South Dakota year saw 13,173 births and 6,455 deaths. Last year 11,826 babies were born, with 6,063 males and 5,773 females. Triplets numbered four, 145 twins, with ten twin sets dying. Mothers aged 10 to 14 appeared four times. Two mothers were aged 50 to 54 at birth. The 20 to 24 age group produced 3,520 babies, and 3,264 fathers were aged 19 to 29. 73 men were 55 or older. Mean mother age was 28, father 32.7.
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Eigatt
Huron S
South Dakota
Oscar Olson Named To Succeed Hutton At State College
Oscar Olson will fill the vacancy in State College soils department caused by the death of Prof A G Hutton. Olson has researched selenium in South Dakota soils linked to alkali disease in livestock. Hutton taught soils for 28 years and was a noted poet, contributing to anthologies and hosting a Farm Rhymes program on KFDY.
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Oscar Olson
Hutton
Brookings
State College ‘Chemistry
A. G. Hutton
Olson
South Dakota
State Colnees
KFDY
State Shares In Cement Profits
RAPID CITY Oct 13 The state Cement Plant Commission paid 100000 into the state general fund the first profits turned over since the bill authorized surpluses. The sinking and interest fund stood at 2263395 as of June 1. Bonds totaling 270000 will be retired in 1941 and the remaining 2000000 issue by 1943. Production this year reached 406213 barrels up from 349969 last year, boosted by eastern highway programs. Members include Carl Johnson chairman EF Hammitt and John Garber with Julius Sieler secretary reporting the rise in output. Governor Bushfield approved the transfer though absent.
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Rapid City
State Cement Plant Commission
State General Fund
Julius Sieler
Bushfield
Steler
Carl Johnson
Watertown
EF. H. Hammitt
Amour
John Garber
Freeman
Kingsbury Court Decision Reversed
FAIEKKE, Oct. 18. The state supreme court reversed a Kingsbury County court ruling that set aside the sale of stock in the Sunshine Company of De Smetto. The high court ordered the lower court to undo the sale only after defendants are reimbursed and to consider dividends paid to the defendants. Plaintiffs Knudsen Holm and Weidenkept, directors, sought 2043 shares sold at $1 each, asserting the stock was worth 6 to 74 dollars a share. Defendants Burdett Haxton Reed Elmira Reed Jensen Smith and Chautley Haxton appealed.
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Faiekke
Supreme Court
Kingsbury
Sunshine
Company of
de Smetto
Circuit Court
Carl ©. Knudsen
Christ T. Holm
Leo Weiden
W. J. Burdett
J. ¥. Haxton
George P. Reed
Elmira Reed
James Jensen
Charles H. Smith
Chautley Haxton
Beer Stamp Revenue Split Among Counties
State Treasurer W G Douglas reports September beer stamp revenue shared among counties totals 14303 dollars, 30 percent of the income. Armstrong Sousey receives 14 cents while Minnehaha County gets 1086 dollars. A separate 61476 dollars is allocated from four cent gas tax for county road and bridge funds. Dinner guests noted at Doland as Mrs Patience Wilkins hosts at one oclock last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Kim Foster and Miss Iva Foster among attendees.
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Pierre
Treassurce
W. G. Douglas
Armstrong Sousey
Minnehaha
Doland
Patience Wilkins
Kim Foster
Mansfield
Iva Foster
Faulkton
Florence Thomas
Guida
Klingelhofer
WEOF
Seaman
Fannie Ewing
Rally Day at Frankfort Methodist Church
On Sunday October 13 the Frankfort Methodist Church plans a special rally day with a basket dinner following worship. Members of the church and Sunday school will participate in a program afterward.
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Frankfort
Death of Joseph Kindler Reported at Hillerry
Cavour residents were informed this week of the death of Joseph Kindler at Hillerry. Mrs. C O Bergstrom received the notice detailing the passing and the local community began to make arrangements for funeral services.
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Hillerry
Cavour
C. O. Bergstrom
Aoseph Kindler
Hii
Purebred Rams To Be Sold Here In Two South Dakota Sales
Farmers in Huron and Watertown areas may buy purebred rams at two sales on October 14 and 15. Eighteen head at Huron include Hampshire Shropshire and Corriedale with judging and ribbon grades. Watertown offers Hampshire Shropshire Southdown Cheviot and Corriedale rams in the pavilion, all graded blue red or white or not offered.
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Brookings
Huron
Watertown
G. A. McDonald
McDonald
Walter Wormstad
Herold Strand
Ellendale
N. D
J.W. Fritz
Bath
H. A. Schwidt
Menno
Everett Baxter
Hazel
A. C. Gould
NLHS
Fox
Vic Johnson
Altamont
John Noonan
L. B. Ladd
Rebekah Officer Visits Doland Lodge in Strong Attendance
Elizabeth Sexauer of Bison served as assembly warden during a Monday visit by Rebekah officers. Gladys Itzman of LaDelle attended as guest. A school of instruction and degree work followed by a luncheon prepared by Mrs. Lyle Culver. Sexauer teaches in a rural sod school house near Bison.
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Rebekah
Doland Lodge
Doland
Elizabeth Sexauer
Bison
Assembly
Rebekah Lodge
Gladys Itzman
LaDelle
Lyle Culver
Sexauer
United States
Doland Study Club Opens New Members
Six women joined the Doland Study Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Al Kuehn. Members discussed the birthday calendar project with local business support and heard a talk on neutrality and propaganda by Hazel Kit zman. Lunch was served by Kathryn Shore Daisy Shouse Lucille Beck Mildred Gelston and the hostess.
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Doland Study Club
Doland
al Kuehn
Edwards
C. A. Peterson
Hanson
Wesley Wandell
Charles Schumacher
O. Hanson
Willard Doty
Caljendar
Hazel Kitzman
Kathryn Shore
Daisy Shouse
Lucille Beck
Mildred Gelston
Parole Violator Galligo Sentenced in Sioux Falls
Federal Judge A Lee Wyman sentenced Denver C Galligo of Pine Ridge Reservation to one year and a half in the reformatory at El Reno Oklahoma as a parole violator. Galligo had pleaded guilty to larceny while on probation.
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Sioux Falls
Oct
A. Lee-Wyman
Denver C
Galligo
Pine Ridge Reservation
el Reno
Okla
Preach In Huron Rev Nelson to Lead Gospel Meetings
The Rev Marvin Nelson will begin a series of meetings at the Huron Gospel Tabernacle October 15. He is described as a young yet seasoned evangelist with both evangelistic and pastoral ministry. Topics include Soul Thirst What is Religion Is Christ Sufficient for a Happy Life Rapture and Revelation Drifting To the Unknown God This is That Heavenly Standard Time Man as Sin Has Made Him Weighed in Gods Balances A Passport for the Rapture Destination Unknown Unclaimed Riches and A World Without a Bible. Pastor C L Conklin welcomes the public. Services start each night at 7 except Saturday at 360 Ohio Avenue Southwest.
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Huron
Marvin Nelson
Huron Gospel Tabernacle
Nelson
C. L. Conklin
Tabernacle
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Springs Pastor To Be Ordained In 1939 Oct. Ceremony
Kenneth E. Seim, graduate of Huron College and Chicago Theological Seminary, will be ordained as a Christian minister at a special service October 19 in the Congregational Church of Wessington Springs. The service features sermon by Dr Fred Eastman and a dinner for out of town guests. Seim has served several SD pastorates and now leads Wessington Springs and Templeton churches. The ordination follows a career rooted in South Dakota. Also reported is the installation of new American Legion Auxiliary officers in Frankfort with Mrs Floy Basseler as president and Mrs Lena Kearney as secretary.
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Wellington Springs
Kenneth E. Seim
Huron College
Chicago Theological Seminary
Congregational Church of
South Dakota
Arthur Green
Nisland
Hans C. Juel
Lake Preston
Horace Parsons
Milbank
Clark Harshfield
Faulkton
Max Staley
Sioux Falls
Seim
Vienna
Cottonwood
Grindstone
Winfred
S. D
Congregational Church
Dover
Wessington Springs
Templeton
Frankfort
American Legion Auxiliary
Martha Bastian
Floy Basseler
Lena Kearney
Pearl Drayer
Liana Kearney
George Motley
Carnival Date Set for Lake Preston School Event
Lake Preston votes set November 3 for the annual school carnival. Senior candidates for king and queen are Norma Ostroot and Gordon Mydland, junior nominees Marguerite Jensen and Jack Howell, sophomores Esther Garlock and Dean Alseth, freshmen Neema Sirlet and Dale Allen.
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Lake Preston
Norma Ostroot
Gordon Mydland
Marguerite Jensen
Jack Howell
Esther Garlock
Dean Alseth
Neema Sirlet
Dale Allen
Demo Women Convene in Huron Dinner Speaker Oct 18
The Democratic women of the First Congressional District plan an all day Institute of Political Organization at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel in Huron on October 18. Mrs May Thompson Evans of the Democratic National Committee will direct the program and speak at a 6:30 dinner. South Dakota officials will honor county chairs and vice chairs.
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Huron
May Thompson Evans
National Committee
First
Marvin Hughitt
BL. Crowle
South Dakota
Democratic National Committee
A. W. Powell
Birth rate down for fifth straight year in South Dakota
Census Bureau reports 1939 births total 11,826 and deaths 5,462 in South Dakota. Birth rate 17.1 per 1,000. death rate 7.9 per 1,000. Trend has declined since 1934, with the downward movement continuing for a fifth year.
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Washington
South Dakota
Census Bureau
Anniversary surprise for Doland couple marks 20 years
Oct 13 neighbors gathered to honor Mr and Mrs Irving Paul on their 20th wedding anniversary. About 45 friends attended a pleasant surprise fill with gifts and a light luncheon served by a committee after an informal social hour.
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Doland
SperiaN—air
Irving Paul
Bing
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