Pay raises for SD teachers amid surplus absorption
South Dakota's surplus of educators has been absorbed by the national defense program, yielding 5 to 10 percent pay increases. State Superintendent J. F. Hines says no relaxation of qualifications. renew certificates with six hours of credit for reinstatement if teaching during the emergency. Shortages remain in high schools and some rural areas. salaries discussed at upcoming district meetings. Preliminary survey shows 37,282 high school pupils enrolled, 2,000 fewer than last year. 2,300 teachers including principals and superintendents involved in high school teaching.
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Pierre
Natonal
South Dakota
J. F. Hines
Hines
South Dapta Education Association
Hot Springs
Watertown
Sioux Falls
R. D. Falk
Late Screen Star and Other Crossword Clues
A mixed list of crossword style clues and partial answers includes references to a late screen star, elements like Roman philosopher and Sun god, and abbreviations for places and units. The item weaves multiple clue lines, suggesting a puzzle page layout with vertical and horizontal entries and cross-referenced hints.
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South Carolina
Trucker trio fined for hauling timber without authority
Pierre reports Mc Laughlin truckers Emil dunat John C Fisher and Oscar Melby pleaded guilty to hauling timber without motor carrier authority. They were fined 25 dollars each plus court costs. one noted driver exceeded authority. All fines partly suspended as first offenders.
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Pierre
McLaughlin
Emil Dunat
John C. Fisher
Oscar Melby
Justice Court
Dis Rector
Mel G. Barnes
Public Utilities Commission
Yundl
Fisher
Barnes
Melby
Auxiliary Officers Installed At Erwin
Erwin reports Mrs. Frank Garvey installed as president of the American Legion Auxiliary with officers Mrs. Joe Kazmerzak Mrs. Dan Jones Mrs. Nick Schnell Mrs. J. Clark Hodges and chaplain Mrs. Anna Anderson. James Sorenson acted as installing officer and hostesses were Mrs. Harry Hodges and Mrs. Fred Johnson. Mrs. Fred Jones named delegate and Mrs. Harry Hodges alternate to the district convention at Plandreau.
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Fred Jones
Harry Hodges
Plandreau
Huron Soldier Transferred to Engineers Unit
Private Charles Hanson from Huron in Company M of the 54th Infantry has been transferred to Company C of the 109th Engineers at Camp Claiborne Louisiana. The move was announced on October 23.
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Huron
Camp Claiborne
Charles Hanson
54Th Infantry
109Th. Engineers
Editorial argues for immediate U.S. entry into war against Nazi Germany
The guest editorial asserts that a broad American consensus supports Roosevelt’s policy and eventual war with Germany. It condemns isolationist rhetoric, defends armament and lend lease measures, and urges decisive action based on practical expediency rather than formal declarations.
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Nazi Germany
Roosevelt
United States
Germany
Congress
Senate
Britain
Debate on War Declaration and Allied Strategy
The author argues for a formal declaration of war to end national confusion, unite the public, and pressure labor and political figures to sustain a total war effort. He asserts that even with war status Britain retains freedom of strategy and that Germany’s future actions depend on Berlin’s timing. The piece outlines strategic goals in Europe, North Africa, and supply lines, plus political implications at home.
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Germany
United States
Britain
Hitler
Western Hemisphere
Berlin
New York
Boston
Che
Atlantic Ocean
London
Great Britain
Europe
Africa
mid-East
Near
North Africa
England
Russia
Egypt
Washington
Iaty
Japan
Urals
Siberia
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
I Don’t Trust Hoosevelt Opposes Formal War Status
The speaker argues that until the Nazi threat ends there can be no freedom of choice on the matter. He contends that the assertion against formal war status is unsupported. The text reflects skepticism toward Hoosevelt and wartime policy.
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Hoosevelt
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