School cost debate in Huron vs Mitchell schools
The Evening Huronite examines why Huron spends about 32,000 more annually on school operations than Mitchell, despite similar enrollment and general costs. It notes Huron’s 27.26 mill levy versus Mitchell’s 16.685 mills, explores per pupil costs, and asks who has the answer to the fiscal gap while outlining potential uses for the extra funds.
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Davison
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Inefficient Democracy Defenders of Dictators Speak Out
Proponents of European dictatorial systems lament democracy as inefficient for good governance, while opponents insist democracy serves people. The debate frames democracy as a clash between speed and consent, with critics urging centralized control.
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Phen
Democracy requires patience and education for freedom
Chancellor Harry Woodburn Chase argued at Franklin and Marshall College that democracy’s inefficiency is intrinsic to freedom. He urged patience and intelligent cooperation, saying democracy grows through education not force and will be improved by reeducation rather than coercion.
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Harry Woodburn, Chase
New York University
Franklin and Marshall College
Testing Agreements Hold Up Spanish Civil War Voluntary Withdrawal
International agreements on volunteers are judged by results as powers seek to gain advantage. The world waits to see if a new withdrawal plan truly serves the Spanish people amid Europe’s ongoing involvement.
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Spain
Europe
Insull's Refund Fails to Benefit Insull
Samuel Insull once filed for an income tax refund with lawyers guiding the case. The government refunded 21016 dollars, but the money instead went to lawyers and tax experts as fees. The item hints at broader political and postwar Europe tensions and misgivings about upcoming conflicts.
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Insull
Samuel Insull
Roosevelt
Mr. Insull
Mr. Roosevelt
Editorial roundup on sled collection and research notes
A fragmented prose piece notes editorials from various papers and hints at a large sled collection in South Dakota. Mentions historical references, studies, polio reviews, and library files, inviting readers to consult Evening Euronite for related information.
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Seite & Frame
Souts
Dakota
Suse Omer Ears E Bowra
Euronite
Ter
Isvenine Thurseien Saigo
Teaching Academic Freedom in The Classroom Debate
The University of Minnesota’s Dean Hagerty argues students deserve the full truth and teachers free expression in thinking. He contends ideal teaching requires neutral, informed delivery of government forms and balanced opinions, while some educators push a biased view, prompting questions about academic freedom and proper methods.
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Sioux Falls Argus
Melvin E. Hagerty
College of Education
University of Minnesota
Russian constitution praised yet keeps power unchecked
Des Moines Register reports December 12 election day set by Soviet rulers for a direct secret vote on a new national legislature. The piece argues that despite calls for liberal ideals, the Soviet constitution limits government power and harms individual rights, undermining true citizen control.
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Des Moines Register
Russia
Diary Entries and Cabinet Talk From Rural South Dakota Farm
A diary fragment from Central South Dakota describes a clear cold night and moonlit farm life with children, a neighbor visit, and reflections on tolerance. It then shifts to national politics and theater satire, discussing cabinet ideas, New Deal figures, and Roosevelt era shocks, plus a local real estate transfer list and a Masons family night event in Miller. The tone blends intimate rural scenes with broad political commentary and community notices.
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Jim
Ming
David
Joe
Davey
Jite
Huron boosts Liberty Bond sales and hosts midweek events
Beadle County surpassed the Second Liberty Loan quota by about 115 percent, subscribing 375000 to reach 975000 oversubscribed. The South Dakota Mothers and Parent Teachers Association held a two day session at Huron High School as notable attendees, including educators and child welfare leaders from the state. Local social happenings include visits, birthdays, and a Korea mission furlough involving Rev C T Sharp and Dr H P Carson addressing students.
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Beadle County
Dme
Huron
South Dakota
D. K. Titus
Colony
Wyo
Ralph Spurrier
Simmons Avenue
Mia
Fred
Curt
Olive Wilcox
Huronite
Edmund
America
Korea
H. P. Carson
Mallon Continued From Page One
The piece hints at intra family political infighting and suggests General Farley will depart while Interior Secretary Ickes is expected to move to a new Public Works post as part of ongoing cabinet reshuffles.
Former Prima Donna Puzzle Clue Grid Reveals Soprano Fame
A historical crossword style puzzle item lists a long set of clues including 15 Mole 16 To relieve and 29 To corrode. It mentions a famous soprano and references products nationalities and units, with vertical and horizontal entries.
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Uitute
Relief Discussed By Seven-County Group In Gettysburg
A Seven-County Organization meeting in Gettysburg discussed drought relief for seven counties. Sam Merkel of Glenham is general chairman and R Le Cambellick of Potter County is secretary. Attendees included 2 dozen county commissioners from Campbell, Edmunds, Faulk, McPherson, Potter, Walworth and Sully. Resolutions outline relief actions to be sent to Senators, Representatives, the South Dakota governor, and other officials, ahead of the November 29 Aberdeen convention.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
Selby
Sam Merkel
Glenham
R. le. Cambellick
Board of County Commissioners
Campbell
Edmunds
Faulk
McPhearson
Potter
Walworth
Sully
Ills Siglu
Congress
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Miller P E Special Meeting Accounts
Miller P E met Monday afternoon at Mrs Q A Fickanoa home for a special gathering. Mrs W G Redmond led the program reviewing Walter Damrochs My Music Life with trays served post program, the hostess providing refreshments.
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Miller
Qet
Chapie AK
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