Need For Larger Navy If Conference Fails
President Hoover says the United States may build its navy to full London treaty strength if arms reduction talks fail. Navy Day observance marked by a Washington ceremony with remarks on national defense and fears of global unrest affecting American commerce.
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Washington
Hoover
George Washington
Adams
United States
Berlin
Foreign Office
Germany
Jean
Amerscr
State Barbers To Meet Here
State barbers from South Dakota will gather in the Marvin Hirghitt hotel on Sunday for the annual meeting expected to draw 1,280 barbers. Merle Coursey of Huron, president, will preside and oversee elections for a new state board member to be appointed by the governor in July. Sessions will cover barber laws and shop sanitation with post graduate lectures, culminating in an evening banquet.
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Bar ‘Bers
South Dakota
Marvin Hirghitt
Merle Coursey
Huron
State Association
Coursey
State Board
Weather Outlook for Huron and Vicinity
Cloudy and warmer tonight with Friday showers for the area. South Dakota forecast shows cloudy and warmer conditions with scattered showers in the north portion tonight and Friday showers, turning colder in the extreme east.
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Huron
South Dakota
North Portion
Parton
Christmas Decorating Planned by Huron Merchants
Huron chamber of commerce retail division votes to decorate the business section early in December with red and green lights to mark Christmas. A follow up meeting will finalize pre Christmas shopping features. The chamber will cooperate with the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars to close stores all day on Armistice Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Huron Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Women’s League Names Officers at South Dakota Convention
Dr. Lucille Calverley of Wessington Springs was named president of the South Dakota League of Women Voters at the thirteenth annual convention in Wessington Springs. Mrs. E. W. Feige steps down after six years and was named director of the fifth region of the National League of Women Voters. New officers include Grace Dowdell as first vice president, C. W. Quinn as second vice president, F. P. Matz as secretary, and Mary Titus as treasurer, with S. Schuyler and Mrs. Fisher as directors. The banquet featured W. R. Ronald as principal speaker. Plans were made for the 1933 program and calendar.
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Lucille Calverley
Wessington Springs
South Dakota League of Women
Orgenziation
Calverley
E. W. Feige
League
Feige
National League of Women Voters
Detroit
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Montana
Matz
Grace Dowdell
Artesian
E. H. Bryan
Huron
C.W. Quinn
Arlington
G. B. Tuttle
Mitchell
F. P. Matz
Quinn
Mary Titus
John McMahon
S. Schuyler
Fisher
E. Bryan
Imdusty
Congregational Church
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell Republican
Ronald
Good Registration At Sire Exchange at State Fair Grounds
Registration went well at Beadle County's sixth annual sire exchange held today at the State Fair grounds. County agent R. A. Cave oversaw the event, one of many exchanges statewide run with the State college agricultural extension service. The Beadle County date was shifted from next Saturday to prevent clashes with events in De Smet and Brookings.
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Searle County
R. A. Cave
State College Agricultural Extension Service
Beadle County Exchange
de Smet
Brookings
Jean Kohler to Leave Corner Drug for Huron Return
Jean Kohler, longtime Corner Drug manager in Pierre, will return to Huron November 1 to serve as pharmacist with the Long staff Drug Co. He previously worked as a pharmacist at Lund Pharmacy in Huron. Fred Vilas 315 will take over Corner Drug management in Pierre after Kohler departs.
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Jean Kohler
Huron
Pierre
Longs
Kohler
Lund
Fred Vilas
Biarrs
Mr. Keobler
Bigger and Better Pow Wow Day at Huron College
Students predict the annual homecoming Pow Wow will be bigger and better as hundreds of alumni return for the football game between Dakota Wesleyan and Huron College. The weekend features Chimes of Normandy, alumni registration, and campus open houses with a luncheon at the Voorhees dormitory.
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Baron College
Harold Lamb
Lemmon
Big Chief
Harold
Dukelow
Pierre
Warrior
Aldene
Delmar Gibbs
Huron
Huron College
Dakota Wesleyal University
Normandy
Planquette
Caroet Awelegr
Everett Butz
Herold Dokelow
Alumi Committee
Prof
Titty
W.C
Elizabeth
Elizabeth “Voorhees
State Dairymen In Convention in Watertown
In Watertown the South Dakota Dairy Association opened its annual convention with Prof T M Olson urging dairymen to adapt marketing and operations to changing public demands. The day featured butter judging and a contest to select a three-dairyman team for the national event, with C W Pugsley of State College Brookings slated for the principal address and board elections to follow.
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Watertown
T.M. Olson
Odangs
Department of Husbaundry
South
Dakota Dairy, Association
John. W. Griest
Watertown Chamber of Commerce
Dakota
C. W. Pugsley
Association
Cherry Speaking Schedule for Democratic Senatorial Run
G Cherry announced a revised speaking calendar with addresses in Grant county today Sioux Falls Friday Devel county Saturday Beadle county November 2 Brookings Ni wn county November 7 Bor ie Hamlin Nor Minnehaha counties Huron Brookings Mitchell Yankton and Watertown slated for major speeches amid campaign stops across South Dakota.
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Huron
Brookings
Mitchell
Yankton
Watertown
Apple Temptation Leads Oshkosh Man to City Shop
Joseph Walkush 29 of Oshkosh Wisconsin confessed after police answered a burglary alarm at a Chicago chain grocery store. Found munching a red apple on the floor, he claimed he was celebrating and merely wanted one. He faced disorderly conduct and malicious mischief charges.
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Chicago
Joseph Walkush
Oshkosh
Wis
Walkush
Baby Chick Men Close Convention in Huron
South Dakota Poultry Association winds up 1933 convention in Huron with lectures and business items. Mrs Alyana Bernard files the annual secretary report as Luty Hawkins of Mount Vernon discusses selling methods across 1925 1983 and 1935. State officers absent. separate Brookings spring meeting for elections noted. Dr Sivert Eriksen of Charles City led a public crime highlight event. banquet judge Rev Hubert Kettle spoke with about 30 attendees.
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South
Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota Baby Chick Association
Alyana Bernard
Jefferson
Luty Hawkins
Mount Vernon
State Association
Huron
Brookings Aring
W. C. Wulley
State College
Brookings
O. J. Weimer
Extension Poultryman
State Colege
Sivert Eriksen
Charles City
Iowa
Eriksen
Augeust P. Hagen
Selby
Elks Ball Room
Hubert Ke~ Telle
Coffey Speaks on Olympics at Kiwanis Meeting
Frank Coffey, principal speaker, addressed Kiwanis club on recent Olympic games. He outlined California plans and detailed stirring events of the meet, with Mrs. RB Jy Moulton and companions accompanying.
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Frank Coffey
Kiwanis
California
Amcet
Jy Moulton
R-Lt Nordness
Clyde’ Smith
Chas
Mitchel
Hoover prepares intensive windup campaign
President Hoover readies a western campaign swing starting tonight and an eastern push Monday covering eight states with 158 electoral votes. He plans Indianapolis speeches and a parade style event in Baltimore and Philadelphia, aiming for broad coverage before election day. Roosevelt returns to state duties as Ritchie heads to Indianapolis for a Democratic rally. Norbeck criticizes butter prices in Watertown.
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Roosevelt
New York State
Washington
Hoover
Indianapolis
Indiana
Palo Alto
Cal
Minneapolis
West
Chicago
Springfield
Ill
St. Louis
Kansas City
Virginia
Ohio
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Newark
New York
Betteet
Wilmington
Det
Phidelphia
Plaza
Bedisin Square Garden
New ci
Ritchie
Maryland
Bologna Sausages Enter Campaign By Way Of Berry Speech
DANTE, Oct 27. Bologna enters state campaign as Tom Berry Democratic nominee for governor attacks President Hoover on tariff talk. Berry claims Mexican cattle useless compare to ours. vows to cut state expenditures and proposes cutting $700,000 in state payroll. He spoke in Corsica and Plato before arriving here.
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Dante
Bologna
Tom Berry
Hoover
Berry
Corsica
Plato
Kidnap Suspect Won't Talk Yet
Seville Spain October 27 Jean Saul detained by police for questioning in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case said he would reveal nothing except to American police. He claimed knowledge of parties involved in the $50,000 ransom but insisted on speaking only to U S authorities. He referenced time in a Florida hotel and said his parents were Russian but unknown to him. Authorities seek to verify the man’s identity as they press inquiries.
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Seville
Spain
Jean Saul
Seulds
Alias
Effort to Boost Prices Continues Across States
Des Moines reports leaders from 13 states of the farmers holiday movement met in Sioux City and agreed to carry on for higher prices. Milo Reno, president of the Farmers Holiday association, said the movement continues with its objectives intact and that the real effort begins now as officials in fourteen states unite for ongoing action. A mass meeting is planned during the Farmers Union national convention in Omaha on November 16.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Milo Reno
National Farmers Holiday Association
Iowa
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Montana
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
Illinois
Reno
Farmers Union
Omaha
Canadians Purchase Argentinian Corn
Quebec reports the first light shipment of South African maize arrived yesterday from the United States Miberton. Seven additional shiploads are anticipated before season end. Canada previously bought maize from Argentina and the United States but favors South Africa now with prices 23 cents per bushel versus 20 cents for rivals.
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Quebec
U. S
Miberton
Canada
Argentina
United States
South’ Africa
W. C. T. U Head Says Prohibition Remains Core
In New York on October 27 Mrs Ella Al Boole, president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, asserted that the prohibition plank remains central to party platforms. She indicated other issues are secondary to the core temperance stance.
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Plank
NEW_YORK
Ella AL Boole
Ousting Of Relief Group Members Is Demanded By Mob
In Sioux Falls a crowd of about 150 pressed the county welfare office for four hours demanding resignations from Frances Keenan and Lola Klein and the appointment of reliable welfare workers. Police arrested three ringleaders A J Long George Nichols and Ed Reichel, while officers cleared the building as threats of renewed action surfaced.
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Sioux Falls
County Court House
A. J. Long
George Nichols
Ed Reichel
Court House
Frances Keenan
Lola Klein
Welfare Board
Board of County Commission
Guy Geelan
Ron
Nichols
Reichelt
John H. Johnson
Miss Kvansan
Miss Klopp
Iean
Simlas
Salvation Army Campaign Begins In Huron Breakfast Kickoff
A large group of residents gathered at the Marvin Bughitt hotel for the Salvation Army annual drive kickoff. Major storey highlighted the campaign slogan As You Care You Will Share and urged citizens to contribute for the next year’s work aiding the elderly unemployed and needy. Over five hundred workers and employers will receive subscription cards to pledge support.
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Huron
Marvin Bughitt Hotel
Salvation Army
Percell Storey
Storey
Eged
Tomate
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Haron
Women’s League
A. Lucille Calverley
Pign
Florence Walker
Englesby
Waubay
State Dairymen
Eve
Joseph
Coffey
Kiwanis Meeting
Albany
Middle West
Hudson River
New York City
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Legislaure
Unemployment Relief Commission
Norbeck
Peter Norbeck
Io Canada
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Sreet
Pita
Sinca
Will
U. 5
Police
Farm Holiday
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