Kinsman Plans Legion Program for District Leaders
Walter W. Kinsman newly elected fifth district commander of the American Legion outlined a full year of activities and committee appointments. The Faulkton meeting elected Kinsman to a two year term, with George Kutschke of Faulkton named vice commander. State officers Herb Barnard and Ted Brown spoke on service claims and employment for veterans, while Dr. Stratton discussed Boys State program. A banquet capped the gathering with remarks on Americanism and the Legion's ongoing service.
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Walter W. Kinsman
American Legion
Kinsman
Faulkton
Huron
Redfield
Orient
Conde
Cresbard
Wessington
Hitchcock
Paulkton
G. L. McNamara
William Reaves
Walter Matson
Marion Blount
C. J. Hazen
Tom H. Luby
Ray A. Stratten
R.F. Harmon
Belle Pourche
State Department
America
Northwestern U Professor Guides Teacher Meet In Pierre
J S A Hamlin of Northwestern University urged teachers to know common problems study individual students and adjust teaching to meet both common and personal needs. He advised objective handling of sex questions and to give knowledge when sought along with social skills for interacting with the opposite sex. Superintendent F W Hallett of Chamberlain urged improving teaching standards to meet economic and social conditions.
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Pierre
South Dakota Education Association
Stanley High
J. S. A. Hamlin
Northwestern University
Hamlin
Supt
F. W. Hallett
Chamberlain
Alcoholism Deaths Decline In U S Over 30 Years
The census bureau reported a 51.9 percent drop in alcoholic deaths from 1910 to 1936, with men dying four times as often as women. State figures show Minnesota 16 deaths and 0.4 percent of total, South Dakota 12 deaths and 0.2 percent.
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U.S. Washington
Census Bureau
Minnegan
South Dakkota
Commission Wants Borglum To Finish Original Job First
Washington Oct 27 Senator Bulow Democrat South Dakota urges sculptor Gutzon Borglum to complete the original Mount Rushmore plan before any expansions. None of the four faces Washington Lincoln Jefferson Roosevelt are finished after ten years. Borglum seeks a larger studio and a modified program including possible back history carvings and an archives building on the site.
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Commission
Borglum
Washington
Wes Mount Rushmore
Bulow
South Dakota
Gutzon Borglum
Black Hills
Rushmore
Lincoln
Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Interior Department
Rapid City
S. D
United States
Flandreau Man To Head Dairymen
SIOUX FALLS October 27 1 0 FR Howe of Flandreau was named president of the South Dakota Dairy Association as the convention closed with a butter judging team chosen for the national contest at St Paul next spring Thorn of Huron was named vice president and A P Ruger of Brookings reelected secretary treasurer E M Miller of Lake Norden D W Sutherland of Sioux Falls and Rasmus Andersen of Miller were named to the board of directors The bid for the 1940 state conclave came from Mitchell and Watertown Nearly 40 buttermakers scored 90 or better with silver cups awarded Thad Oviatt of Huron for the milk ing derby Arthur Leite of Volga for a 9343 butter average J D Holt of Arlington for a 9375 butter score high at the state convention and Emerius Garretson for a 5350 score
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Sioux Falls
FR. Howe
Flandreau
South Dakota Dairy Association
St. Paul
Thorn
Huron
A. P. Ruger
Brookings
E. M. Miller
Lake Norden
D.W. Sutherland
Rasmus Andersen
Miller
Charles Hicks
Art Schlaffman
Ethan
Ed Kampen
Roslyn
Mitchell
Watertown
Thad’ Oviatt
Arthur Leite
Volga
J. D. Holt
Arlington
Emerius Garretson
Weather and temperature snapshot with regional forecast
Weather data shows high and low temperatures from a year ago and records, with precipitation totals for the month and year. Forecast for Huron and vicinity calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday, with colder air and rising temperatures by Saturday. Distribution includes hourly readings and regional forecasts for South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa.
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Huron
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
City Of Flint Radio Operator Tells Of Giving Nazis The Slip
James McConnochie, radio operator aboard the City of Flint, says a German prize crew took the ship through ice and planted explosives in the engine room while renaming it Alf and flying Danish flags. He slipped ashore at Tromsø after the raider loaded British survivors from Stonegate and checked cargo, including oil, amid a sea of cold, hazardous conditions.
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Bergen
Norway
James McConnochie
Alf
McConnochie
Tromsoe
Flint
Aftenbladet
Theerman
McConnachie
City of
Port Tromsce
Tromsce
25 Years Age Today By The Associated Press
The French liner Gan is sunk off the coast of Ireland after a mine strike. About 2,500 refugees are rescued as the British dreadnought Audacious is sunk. Reports from Oct 27, 1914 detail the maritime disaster and relief efforts in the North Atlantic.
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Associated Press
Ireland
Weather And Roads Across The Dakotas And A Strong Run
The AP reports cloudy conditions in Sioux Falls Brookings Aberdeen Yankton Watertown and Rapid City with temperatures mostly in the 20s to 40s and light precipitation traces in several towns. Rapid City noted snow. A notable highlight is Leslie MacMitchel posting a 39 second mile near a course record.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Yankton
Aberdeen
Watertown
Rapid City
Huron
Huron Falls
Yankton Trace
Abe ‘Watertown
Rapid ‘Lemuman
Sioux
Pierre Ideen
Citly
Judge Beck Named To Hear Petition In Beckwith Case
Judge Frederick A. Warren of the state supreme court appointed Circuit Judge A. B. Beck of Like Andes to hear a writ of prohibition aimed at blocking Governor Bushfield from removing J. W. Beck as secretary of the State Unemployment Compensation commission. The judge will decide on changing the hearing location from Yankton to Pierre after an affidavit of prejudice. Bushfield removed Beck on Sept. 19 for alleged misconduct. the UCC secretary then sought a restraining order.
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Yankton
Pierre
Bushfield
Beckwith
UCC
Circuit Court
Campus Players Plan The Late Christopher Bean Staged Here
The Late Christopher Bean by Sidney Howard will be Elven at Huron College Friday November 17 as the first dramatic production of the year. Directed by Eric Volkert, the campus Players present a complete student cast in a tale of a painter whose posthumous masterpieces spark a scramble for ownership.
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Christopher Bean
Sidney Howard
Huron College
Campus Players
Eric T. Volkert
Dramatics
New England
Abby
Bean
New York
London
Paris
Henta
Manu
Baltimore Sun
New York American
New York Worl-Telegram
Boston Transcript
Car Damaged In Crash With Truck Near Wisconsin Avenue
Keith Conner of B56 Town Avea Southeast reported a Thursday collision when his car was broadsided by a truck driven by J N Mullen of Miller at the Fourth Street and Wisconsin Avenue intersection. Conner, exiting a service, said the Mullen truck turned into Wisconsin Avenue. the truck remained undamaged.
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Keith Conner
Town Avea
J. N. Mullen
Miller
Conner
Mullen
Fourth Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Conner Inik
Funeral Monday for Yale Resident Frank Marsh
Funeral services for Frank Marsh of Yale will be held Monday at 9:30 AM in St. Williams Catholic Church Yale. Rev Father Barre of Cavour will officiate and burial will follow in St Williams Cemetery north of Yale. Marsh, 65, died at 1:35 yesterday in a Huron hospital after two weeks illness, survived by his widow and several children.
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Frank Marsh
Yale
Huron Hospital
St. Williams Catholic Church
Father Barre of
Cavour
St Williams Cemetery
Ale
Marsh
Benson Signs Two Divorce Decrees
Circuit Judge Boyd M. Benson signed two divorce decrees placed on file at the clerk of courts office. Myrtle M. Janish was granted a decree from Royal A. Janish for willful neglect after a marriage beginning January 8, 1938. The Maryville Missouri marriage date for the Emerys is listed as January 15, 1806 with three grown children named from Jacob V. Emery and Mary S. Emery.
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Emerys
Maryville
Bradford Expects U S To Stay Out For 12 Months At Least
SIOUX FALLS Oct 24 Ralph Bradford secretary of the U S Chamber of Commerce told the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce meeting that strong peace sentiment among midwesterners and business leaders boosts the likelihood the United States will remain out of war for at least the next year He said nine of ten Washington officials share this view compared with five of ten weeks ago He urged business leaders to solve domestic problems while avoiding foreign entanglements and war profits.
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Sioux Walls
Ralph Bradford
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
United States
Sioux Falls
Bradford
Lead Women Capture Unhurt Wild Mallard on Main Street
On an October night in a city with poor visibility Mrs. Arthur Olson and Mrs. Fred Lyons saw a wild mallard wandering on Main Street. They chased and captured the uninjured bird after it came under the city's lights, noting how men waste ammo chasing fowl.
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Arthur Olson
Fred Lyons
Visitors from Iowa spend weekend at Richert home
Bert Miller and Mrs Mary Miller of Lisbon Iowa and Mr and Mrs Herman Seifken of Anamosa Iowa were weekend visitors at the George Richert home here. Mr and Mrs Richert accompanied the Millers to Mandan North Dakota for a visit Saturday and Sunday.
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Iowa Lane
Bert Miller
Mary Miller
Lisbon
Herman Seifken
Anamosa
George Richert
Thoroughbred Sires Surpass Two Million in Earnings
SELECT LIST Louisvilles Man of War and Sun Briar stand as the only sires to produce horses that have won more than 2 million dollars, marking a rare achievement in horse racing.
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Louisville
Man of War
Sun Briar
Flower Sale To Aid South Dakota Blind Citizens
The American Brotherhood for the Blind will hold a flower sale on city streets in Huron on Saturday Oct 23 to support free services for blind men and women in South Dakota. Mayor C. R. Kent and other prominent locals sponsor the event with Betty Chladek heading youth work at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel lobby. The Brotherhood provides Braille books magazines and personal services without charge and distributed thousands of white canes last year.
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Kent
American Brotherhood For the Blind
Huron
South Dakota
Mayer C. R. Kent
Father O'Neill
Blanch Battin
Alfred Trenerry
Eva Hdden
Mirian Jenkins
Hubert Ketelle
R. A. Byde
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Betty Chladek
American Brotherhood
Brotherhood
America
Bushfield to Speak in Rapid City on Statehood Jubilee
Governor Harlan J. Bushfield will address listeners November 1 on a Rapid City radio station marking fifty years of South Dakota statehood. He is to appear at Blae Buk venue amid festivities and a commemorative program highlighting statehood’s milestone.
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