Class awareness study at APA meeting in Minneapolis
The American Psychological Association opened its Minneapolis meeting to study whether class differences shape views in the country. Arthur W. Kornhauser of the University of Chicago reported opinions align across income groups on issues like government ownership, noting variances among professors, engineers, lawyers, and workers. The study sampled 400 adults across low, middle, upper, and well-to-do strata, revealing cross group consensus on fair treatment for workers and mixed views on wealth influence and ownership.
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American Psychological Association
Minneapolis
Arthur W. Kornhauser
University of Chicago
Chicago
Tops
Kornhauser
Indian Summer and the Fair Across the Rural Landscape
The essay lauds the continuing appeal of the state fair as autumn arrives, tracing its origins to 1810 with Elkanah Watson and Berkshire cattle shows. It notes unchanged elements like the midway, barker, and diverse farm displays, contrasting past wagons with today’s trucks and cars while highlighting enduring rural life themes.
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Elkanah Watson
Albany
Fall winds recall the memory of state fairs
The piece notes hundreds of state, district, and county fairs each year in the United States. It mentions examples like Florida’s February carnivals and California’s July fair, as autumn traditions draw memories toward fair grounds and the changing season.
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Imay Haven
United States
Florida
California
U S Apple Growers Rally To Market Record Crop
U S apple growers organize cooperative groups and stabilization committees to market a projected 202 million bushels. They fund a half million dollar ad campaign, seek new export markets, and press chains to feature apples while preparing campaigns and campaigns to stabilize prices.
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U. S
Johnny Apple
United States
Editorial Notes From Historic Evening Huronite Files
A fragmentary editorial note references the Evening Huronite and a library archive. The text mentions readers, editor contact, and a request to locate files in the library News Room. It preserves era tone but lacks complete context or dates.
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Angel Pere
Library News 7
Iyeniing
Dust Bowl Definitions Clarify Great Dust Bowl Half Century
The Department of Agriculture defines the dust bowl as the southern Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma boundary area including Texas panhandle. It spans about 140000 square miles, roughly Minnesota and Iowa combined, and results from human modification of natural conditions. The piece traces droughts from 1825 to 1934 and notes 1934 as the first real calamity year. It cites farm development after 1909, overgrazing, and varied rainfall, with nearly a million people affected. Local towns remain populated. relocation is not simple. Aims to guide rehabilitation amid uncertain future rainfall.
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Minneapolis
Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Kaas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Moormore
Drouth
Istter
Dust Bowl
Caten
What’s criminal law for in a Hollywood case
The Philadelphia Record questions the purpose of criminal law amid the John Montague case. It argues rehabilitation, not punishment, should guide decisions when a rehabilitated suspect faces trial for a seven year old holdup and beating. It notes Montague’s Hollywood status and celebrity associations.
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Philadelphia
John Montague
Shaw
Voltaire
Olympus
Elizabethtown
Montague Creally la Vere Moore
Hollywood
Welf
Montague
Mon’elling
Bing Crosby
Clark Gable
Grasshopper War Aims At Farmer Cooperation and Funding
Federal and local entomologists call for coordinated grasshopper eradication under a postwar program with a $5,000,000 fund. For success, farmers must plow timely and work with landowners and public information to form a united front against costly insect plagues.
Barkley Salutes Onward March Of New Deal Toward Greater Goals
Senator Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky, newly elected majority leader, defends the New Deal and forecasts its future. He argues cooperation with the judiciary was essential, contends the Court shifted to support New Deal policies, and asserts the Democratic Party will push forward to advance welfare through federal programs despite opposition and court challenges.
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Barkley
Roney Dutcher
Congress
America
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Pat Bardson
Mississippi
Havonite
NEA
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Pee
Diary Notes From Central South Dakota Farm
A diary entry from a Central South Dakota farm reflects cooler weather suitable for sewing and dyeing. The writer describes tending to chores, including guiding pigs through a fence gap, admiring the night sky, and musings on life’s small beauties and stars. An emergency operation in Heights reports a teacher arriving to begin duties for seventh and eighth grades.
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Jerry
Jim
Manning
Pig
Bart
Michael Angelos
David
IE Heights
Nading Nicholai
Lupe Velez Opens Up On Hollywood Life and Johnnie
In a candid interview from Hollywood dated Sept 2, Lupe Velez discusses marriage to Johnnie, their fights, and how tabloids misreport their lives. She recalls a fifth anniversary, a separation trial, and notes Johnnie keeps the home while she manages the kitchen.
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Bollywood
Hollywood
Lupe Velez
San Louis Potosi
Lenora Weismuller
Johnnereve
Johnee
Verce Bappee
Johnce
Miss Belcz
Lupe
Isonpress
Big Boas
Miss Velez
Johnoe
Mitchell golfer wins state championship at Minnehaha CC
Twenty years ago in Huron and Sioux Falls, Ray Branson of Mitchell won the state golf championship at Minnehaha Country Club after defeating Clem Minor of Aberdeen. The event also notes previous champion Harry Ajkens and other local updates including births, travel, and school plans.
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Sioux Falls
Clem Minor
Aberdeen
Ray Branson
Mitchell
Minnehaha Country Club
Harry Ajkens
Nevin Jamison
Sprague Hospitl
J. Mcp. Campbelll
Lions Falls
Campbell
Mo Court
Ton Canora
Canada
AG. Tomlinson
Poynelie
Wis
Ed. Cuut
de Graffe
Minn
Sauber
M. Mursine
Huron
West Monda
Plains
J. H Kimmel
William Kimmel
Huron Tailoring Company
Sheldav Osborn
Wil
W. H. Prose and Son
Isitoring
John Christenson
Sioux City
Watertown Plans For Air Service
Watertown officials announced tentative air mail and passenger service linking Minneapolis and Huron, with a schedule indicating westbound flights leaving Minneapolis at 2 p.m. and arriving Watertown at 3:34 p.m., and eastbound flights from Huron at 9:28 a.m. arriving Watertown at 10:10 a.m. and reaching Minneapolis at 11:30 a.m. Executives from Hanford Airlines and local officials discussed preparations and required airport improvements.
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Watertown
Minneapolis
Hurer
Jess Thorpe
United States
Department of Commerce
Hanford Airlines
Store Changes Hands Blunt Blunt Miss Kier New Owner
Mathews Cost Store has been sold to Tillie and Kier of Blunt Miss Kier brings years of store work experience. The last years Miss Kier was employed in Gettysburg Mir Wer is a former rancher and farmer.
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Blunt
Mathews
Tillie and
Kier
Visit at Blunt Blunt Sept. 2
Mr and Mrs Barlow Howard and children of Los Angeles are spending a month visiting relatives in Blunt and vicinity.
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Blunt Blunt
Barlow Howard
Los Angeles
Blunt
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