Rubio Sets About To Name Cabinet
Mexico City reports indicate President Ortiz Rubio cleaned the decks by resignations and began naming a new cabinet centered on General Plutarco Elias Calles as secretary of war. Fourteen politicians, including cabinet ministers and department heads, returned to private life to aid reorganizing and calm unrest. The four generals Amaro Almazan Cardenas and Cedillo were expected to retire from government.
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Mexico City
Ortiz Rubio
Plutarco Elias Calles
Yever
Amaro Almazan
Cardenas
Cedillo
Blunt Scout Earns Bronze Palm and Promotes Scouts
Blunt Scout Gadson received the bronze palm while Alvin Moore and James Moore of Blunt advanced to Star Scout as the Pierre district court of honor convened Wednesday night. Troop 40 members Kyle Fossum and Kenneth Harte of Pierre promoted to First Class, with Blunt’s Johnnie Erickson and others advancing to Second Class. Merit badges were approved for many scouts, with Creed items including automobiling, firemanship, carpentry, and bird study among the reads.
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T'S Canning Troop
Troon 38
Blunt Harold Carlson
Reading
Alvin More
Faum
James Moore
Robert Hughes
Loyd Carlson
Yack Roach
Bustec Tromsland
Pierre—Roy Darner
Dwight Campbell
T. F. Riggs
C. H. Gebner
Karl Goldsmith
H S Journalists In Annual Convention
BROOKINGS Oct 19 Two hundred delegates from more than 50 high schools attended the 19th annual convention of the South Dakota High School Press association at State college. State editor Ralph Hillgren spoke. Round table discussions were led by W Herbert Roberts Aubrey Sherwood H R Rishol R A Turner and A A Applegate. Winners in the annual contest included Vermillionnaire Elk Point The Printer La Pampa Faith Pep-A-Graph Lennox The Arrow Watertown The Cactus Edgemont The Mirror White Lake.
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Brookings
Fred
South Dakota High School Press Association
State College Today
Ralph Hillgren
Sioux Falls Argus Leader
W. Herbert Roberts
Sioux Faux
Aubrey Sherwood
de Smet
H.R Rishol
Arlington
R. A. Turner
A. A. Applegate
State College
Elk Point
la Pampa
Faith
Lennox
the Arrow
Watertown
The
Cactus
Edzemont
Mirror
White Lake
Japanese Steamer Is Believed Sunk
The 8000 ton freighter Yonan Maru, carrying 40 to 38 men, sent a distress call at 4 28 a m as it sank, while the liner President Jefferson near the scene radioed unsuccessfully for help. Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh were aboard the President Jefferson, which aimed to reach the stricken vessel by 1 15 a m effort.
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San Francisco
Jefferson
Charles A. Lindbergh
German Prince Joins Ford Plant Laborers
DETROIT Oct 16 Funding 8 time clock at the Ford Motor company plant here with other employees. Pri Louis Ferdinand Von Hohenwollern, formerly Kaiser Wilhelm’s relative, admits he is having the tire of his life. He says Americas slang is hot stuff and shows pride in a philosophy degree from the University of Berlin. Before arriving here weeks ago he spent two years at the Ford plant in Buenos Aires.
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Louia
Ferdinand von Hohenwollern
Kaiser
University of Berlin
Buenos Aires
Manufacturers Give Employees Wage Boost
Cleveland dispatch reports the A. K. Wellman Company raising salaries by fifteen percent this year as business strengthens. Seaver, the vice president, says the firm aims to win more contracts by improving product quality and pursuing new business opportunities.
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Cleveland
the & K
Wellman
Avery
Seaver
Pewaident
Bank Debits Fall Off In September In South Dakota
The Ninth Federal Reserve district activity fell sharply in September due to the cash crop failure reducing grain marketing and rail traffic. Huron totals declined from August and last year, while Aberdeen Lead Mobank Rapid City Watertown and Yankton edged up versus August with Lead the sole city to gain from September last year. Here is a table comparing leading South Dakota cities.
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Federal Reserve District
South Daketa
Huron
Aberdeen
Lead
Mubank
Rapid City
Watertown
Yankton
South Dakota
Hoover says Navy budget cut will not impair service
President Hoover asserts the navy has trimmed millions from the 1933 budget without harming efficiency. The curtailment reduces nearly 961 million from a 401 million expenditure plan, with White House noting the effort was strong and successful, while Secretary Adams offered a cautious reaction.
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Washington
Hoover
Navy Department
White House
Adams
Navy
Marine Corps
Herndon and Pangborn Start Outreach to Columbus
After 39 hours rest, Hugh Herndon Jr and Clyde Pangborn lifted off from Omaha for Columbus at 9 05 am heading to New York by easy stages. They aim to collect the 25000 prize for crossing the Pacific from Tokyo to the United States. K D Vale of Peoria stands with the pilots at the field and had aided their trip since Tokyo.
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Omaha
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Clyde Pangborn
Pacific Ocean
Tokyo
United States
Columbus
Chioo
Japan
New York
Pacific
Pangborn
Tobin Former City Official Addresses Huron College Students
ML L Tobin, once city commissioner and state fair board member, addressed Huron College students in a public session. The remarks highlighted civic involvement and local governance, drawing attention to community service and leadership.
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ML L.tobin
Ad Membber
The
State Fair Board
Huron College
Indian Village Theme Planned for Pow Wow Day
The campus plans a Pow Wow day on October 31 with an Indian village setup. Henry Marten of Canova heads the committee and estimates 20 to 25 tepeca will be scattered on the grounds. Students may be fined if they fail to dress in Indian costume as officials urge participation.
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Henry Marten
Canova
Marjorie Brooks
Mrs. Caroline Ulrich Dies in Huron Hospital
Mrs. Caroline Ulrich aged 89 died this morning at a Huron hospital after a year as a patient. Funeral arrangements await her son’s arrival from Galena Kansas. She had long resided in Beadle County, living on a farm near Huron before hospital admission.
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Caroline Ulrich
Diea Eany
Huron Hospital
Galena
Kan
Ulrich
Beadle County
Huron
Alseth Services To Be Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for John C. Alseth who died Wednesday morning will be held Saturday at 2 PM from the Congregational church in Lake Preston with Rev. A H Br tnt caven officiating. Burial will be in East Whitewood cemetery. Alseth, an early Kingsbury county pioneer who settled here in 1878, was 74. He leaves a wife and three children Oswald of Modesto California Hilda J of Urbana Illinois and Charles A Alseth of Lake Preston.
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Alseth
Lake Freston
John C. Alsath
Congregational Church
Hbr
Tnt Caven
Meade
East Whitewood
Kingsbury County
Oswald
Modesta
Calif
Hilda J
Urbana
Til
Charles A. Alseth
Lake Preston
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Herndon
Ohio
C. Ulrich
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