Huronian views Nazism from travels in Europe
Central South Dakotan observers Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Leak report from Merano Italy and Innsbruck Tyrol on Austrian politics Nazi symbols burning on mountainsides and Nazi fervor among locals. They note Dolfuss fascist shifts, Austrian acceptance, and cross removal of insignia under police action.
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Germany
Austria
Italy
Arthur B. Leak
Vienna
Leak
Europe
Merano
Dolfuss
Tyrol
Hitler
Victor Emanuel
Andras Holler
Innsbruck
Sook Se
Thwarting Escape plan targets Alcatraz prison site
The article supports Attorney General Homer Cummings' plan to build a federal prison on Alcatraz Island to isolate the most vicious inmates. It argues the island's location and conditions make it ideal for an escape-proof facility, noting recent prison breaks and public demand for stronger containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Cummings
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco Bay
Prison design urged to hold Desperadoes
Mr. Cummings argues that a captured desperado would stay confined despite strong efforts to escape. He notes the risk of such inmates breaking from cells and urges isolation in a prison designed specifically to hold dangerous men like Capone or Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cummings
Capone
Kelly
Tree Culture and Planting Advocated in Mitchell
The Mitchell Republican argues for proper tree watering beyond trunk soaking. Walter Webb, park superintendent, explains roots spread beyond the trunk and urges planting and maintenance. The piece praises tree culture, rental incentives for tree planting, and urges farmers to use allotment rental for trees with support from civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mitchell Republican
Walter Webb
Mitchell Park
Webb
South
Rotary Club
Roy A.cave
Izaak Walton League
Philippine Independence Move Faces Congress Again
The independence issue for the Philippines returns this winter as Hawes-Cutting is rejected by both houses. Filipino leaders demand a straightforward independence measure with no conditions, a severance seen as likely by a coming Congress. The stance aims to redeem a long ignored pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Three states learn lessons from state run businesses
The Minneapolis Journal argues Minnesota taxpayers will pay two million dollars next year to cover deficits in rural credits, with a 1.25 mill levy. It notes North Dakota and South Dakota face heavier levies for state enterprises and bonds, calling state owned ventures poor investments and criticising political management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Minnesota
North Dakota
Pakota
Dakota
Amd
Tennessee Valley Authority
South Dakota
Foreign rye market from Canada to United States sparks action call
A Washington report warns foreign rye imports threaten American farm prices as 2 000 000 bushels arrive from Canada and 4 000 000 from Argentina. The piece urges immediate tariff increases or an embargo to protect wheat prices and notes farm aid act authority.
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Agus
Washington
United States
Canada
Chicago
New York
Black Sea
Chicago Tribune
Rules for Y C L contest announced in October issue
The October issue of the Young Citizen outlines contest rules for school and county newsletters. Entries must include three issues by April 15 with a slip naming paper and school or county, teacher or superintendent, and pupil participation. Judging weighs appearance 10 percent, make up 25 percent, print 15 percent, children’s work 50 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young ‘Citizen
Y.C. L
Pierre
Kitchen Kiddies Form 4-H Cooking Club in Esmond
Last Saturday October 14 a group of young girls organized a 4-H cooking club at Mrs Earl Corley's home. Mrs Edwin Corley led singing and music. Officers elected June Herricks president Juileta Legw vice president Doris Miller secretary Phyllis Best reporter. Members will rotate meeting places and resume in November with a lunch served by Mrs Corley and assistant Miss Margaret Corley.
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Esmond
Phyllis Best
Earl Corley
Edwin Corley
Dutch wood figures and school club notes from Fairfield
James Clark of Fairfield No. 2 school describes making a Dutch boy figure out of wood with green cap blue waist purple and brown shoes. The Girls at Wessington school plan a Halloween party with a brief meeting noted and two future gatherings planned around October 22.
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Holland
James
Clark
Fairfield
Friendly ¥. C. L
Washington GR
Wessington
Taig Stuart
Fifth Grade Pupil Recalls Huron Industrial Tour
Morine Stahl of the Yale Independent recounts a fifth grade field trip to Huron describing a tour of Hotel Maryin Hughitt and an elevator ride. She notes the rooftop view made cars and people seem small and that they had much fun.
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Huron
Maryin Hughitt
Morine’ Stahl
Yale Independent
Andrew S. Kleinsasseh
Morine
Lly
Sheffield High Flyers 4-H Poultry Club Meeting Report
The Sheffield High Flyers 4-H Poultry Club held a meeting called to order by President Wallis Arbetter with Eleanor Kouf as reporter. Roll was read with Gilbert Pier absent. New and old business led to continuing winter club meetings.
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Ewers
Sheffield Poultry Club
Sheffield ‘High Flyers
Cricket Lesson Sketch From a Language Class
An excerpt describes a cricket in a language class, rubbing its wings together as a fiddle, lifting its front legs, and hopping. The mother cricket digs holes in the ground while the young one eats clover and grass in a small, contemplative scene.
Broadland Scout Enlists in Navy After Farewell Meeting
Earl Bishop, longtime Broadland Scout and assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 15, left Monday for San Diego to join Navy training. The service included a first aid demonstration and a group photo as Arthur Olsen was installed as senior patrol leader. Dale Biggersteff notes he will be missed by friends.
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Earl, Bishop
Broadland
Scouting
Arthur Olsen
Patel
Luick
Earl Bishop
San Diego
Cal
Navy Training Camp
Byrd
Dale Biggersteff
Wes sington Springs Court of Honor Promotes Scouts
At the October meeting Ray mon Schimierer earned First Aid and Personal Health merit badges while Merle Cowman earned Public Health. Gerald Phifer and Elmer Schmierer submitted for the Gold Palm and were approved. The court meets the third Tuesday of each month at the high school with Ray Jones as chairman.
Highmore Scouts Seek Roosevelt Award Amid Campaign
Highmore Boy Scouts led by Mr. Indall aim for the Roosevelt award based on four points including monthly registration growth, new scouts admitted, new scouts aged twelve, and average attendance. A father’s pheasant feed at the Methodist church featured a mothers’ catered banquet and a music program with toasts. Fathers left tips under scouts plates, boosting local funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore Boy Scouts
Indall
President Roosevelt
Methodist Church
Life of Gutenberg reviewed by Timm school pupil
Clarence Riley of the Timm school in Custer township reviews the life of John Gutenberg. The pupil notes Gutenberg learned two trades and early printing methods, from parchment to block books, and describes the shift from hand written to printed pages.
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John Gutenberg
Timm
Clarence Riley
Custer Township
Miss Rhoads
John ‘Gutenberg
Girl Reserves Plan For Halloween Party
Readable fragments indicate a Girl Reserves meeting in October about an upcoming Halloween event at the auditorium. Mentions of president Eveule Olsson and references to roll call and feast hint at typical meeting rituals.
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Wilson
Cial
The
Pew
Eueile Olssn
Who is the man in the picture and related clues
A fragmented puzzle lists numbered clues for a man in a picture and related terms. It includes horizontal and vertical word associations such as country, anatomy, and objects, inviting solving like a crossword portrait.
George Schmidt Recaps World Scout Jamboree Visit
George Schmidt, who attended the World Jamboree in Godel Jo Hungary, gave a talk at Boy Scout Troop No. 3 Huron. He shared snapshots from Europe while Harold Cummins led minutes and the Black Bear patrol recited the oath.
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Huron Boy Scouts
Black Bear
Harold Cummins
George Schmidt
Godel
Hungary
Europe
Harald Owens
Visit by County Superintendent Hurley to Ross School
Clare Hebron recalls H L Hurley county superintendent of schools visiting the Rosebud Ross school taught by Vera Smith. Seventh and eighth graders were in the hall when he arrived and discussed the Junior Red Cross. He spoke with Miss Smith as she led the first grade reading class.
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H. L. Hurley
Clare Hebron
Rosebudg
C. L
Ross School
Vera Smith
Hurley
Red Cross
Misa Smith
Kellogg Keen Kookers Celebrate Year End Efforts
Eva Oestreich describes a busy season at the Kellogg Keen Kookers club of Virgil. Activities included aiding a country school program, feeding and hosting two carnivals, selling food and coffee, and raising funds to send members to a 4-H camp. The club plans to rejoin 4-H next year with intentions to improve and participate further.
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Kellogg Kooker Club
Christas
Eva Oestreich
Kellogg Keen Kookes Club
Virgil
Kellogg Keen
Biscuit Short Cake and Rolls From Baking Powder Dough
Instructions explain making biscuit short cake with flour baking powder salt shortening sugar and a milk water mix then rolling folding and cutting into service squares. Also describes caramel and butterscotch rolls using the same dough with butter brown sugar and chopped nuts, baked in a greased pan.
Huntsman Party At Wilder Home In Mitchell Area
A hunting party visited the Wilder home in the Mitchell region on Sunday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Go Be Wilder and their relatives including E Love joy and sons Donald Jack and Charles from Sioux Falls, H W FrEdine and Mrs Young from Mitchell, Wilder and Miss Elva Wilder.
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Hanters Forsstburg
Jarre Huntine
Wilder
Lovejoy
Donald
Jack
Charles
Sioux Falls
H. W
Fredine
Elva
Mitchell
Farewell Party Held For Carter Family
A farewell party was held at the Berry School in honor of Mr and Mrs Ralph Carter and family who are moving away. The event featured a program and cake served to attendees.
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Berry ‘Chool
Ralph Carter
Faenilyy
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the House of
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Essary
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Alice Nielson
Mra Ro, Richards
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W. S. Bowen
T. E. Campbell
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B.E. Besch
Smcd. Campbell
Ed. Milley
FL. Holbrook
Fred Feasbery
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Aedley
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