War on Crime Faces Bar Association Rife With Constitutional Questions
At a Grand Rapids American Bar Association meeting a Justice Department official proposed federalizing police to combat organized crime. Lawyers challenged the plan as unconstitutional, urging balance between liberty safeguards and effective enforcement while urging careful cooperation among federal state county and municipal agencies.
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American Bar Association
Grand Rapids
Department of Justice
Washington
Pat Malloy
United States
Department
Federal Appellate Court
Malloy
Restoring Government to the People in a New Era
The piece argues the NRA program shifts power from elected representatives to federal authority, likening it to a return of control to Uncle Sam. It contends real rulers were once industry leaders, now the administration directs policy, aiming to restore democracy by aligning power with the electorate.
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Washington
James W. Gerard
America
NRA
Gerard
Sam
United States
Republic
Noted fight to defend the nation faces tough path
In an era of mass production and finance the struggle ahead is described as neither easy nor short yet deemed highly worthwhile for the country. The quote emphasizes a long and hard campaign viewed as crucial national effort.
State Fair to Shine Despite Drought and Pests Next Week
South Dakota's State Fair opens next week amid drought and grasshopper damage. Organizers insist on the highest entertainment and education standards, signaling a hopeful push for renewed courage and optimism across the state. Thousands are expected to attend, seeking inspiration and renewal from the fair experience.
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South Dakota
Commonwealth
South
Lawyers on Probation Proposal for Five Year Checkup
Davis A. Simmons of the American Bar Association proposes a five year probation for new lawyers with an exam by a governing board to prove competence and lack of unscrupulous practices. He notes veterans also must conform to higher standards to curb disrepute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis A. Simmons
American Bar Association
Simmons
Chicago fights back against underworld and crime
Chicago's three week period ending Aug 26 saw a record number of criminals sentenced to prison, including a single day for the murderer of a policeman. In total 207 thugs were sent away, highlighting toughened courts amid ongoing poverty housing and political corruption challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sis al Ls
Who Sockeds Huey Huey Long in Long Island Fight
The piece recalls Huey Long facing a shellacking in a fashionable Long Island washroom and questions who joined the senator in the scuffle. The unnamed ally’s identity remains hidden, prompting public curiosity about the other participant in the incident.
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Huey
Huey Long
Louisiana
Kingish
Long Island
PRESS COMMENT PIG PROGRAM LEADS TO CORN PROBLEM
The Lincoln Journal notes the government hog destruction plan may depress corn prices by removing millions of nutritious pigs and reducing demand for corn. It warns the policy risks harming corn raisers while offering potential pork price gains, highlighting the interconnected agricultural sector’s complexity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Journal
Naming Warships and the British Pattern
The piece questions who names American warships and why, noting Roosevelt's dispatch of two destroyers to Havana named Taylor and Claxton. It contrasts American practices with British conventions, using examples like Formidable and Dauntless to suggest names reflect imperial tastes and provoke reactions in tropical ports.
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Emporia
Roosevelt
Havana
Taylor
Claxton
Dauntless
Union
Jack
Ferguson
Revised Scout Firemanship Merit Badge Requirements
Revision outlines the reworked Scout Firemanship merit badge with practical, incident based tests. It covers fire as servant and foe, home and community fire losses, home safety plans, fire drills, extinguisher basics, and prevention measures including forest fire methods, alarm reporting, and rescue considerations for animals and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremart
Fremen
Scouting
Gimder
Severn
Day at the Junior Fair with Merry Mixers 4-H club
Verda Rauch recalls the Merry Mixers 4-H club trip to the Huron Junior Fair. They set up exhibits, heard R A Turner speak, enjoyed a river park picnic, watched demonstrations, and returned home after supper, noting their club won nine awards.
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Huron
Luther
Verda Rauch
Merry Mixera 4-H Club
R.A. Turner
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Urban Becomes Scout Lieutenant in Broadland
The Broadland Girl Scouts held a Monday evening meeting led by Susie Thompson with most members present. Dorothy Urban was named new scout lieutenant while Miss Sophia Krietman teaches at Raymond. They planned resuming Friday night programs and adding more stunts to St. Altec, and discussed taping the meeting.
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Dorothy Urban
Broadland Girl Scouts
Susie Thompson
Sophia Krietman
Raymond
St. Altec
Mothers Club Meeting at Alpena Hosts Juniors
Mothers of club members and Miss Sara L. Dewing were guests of Mrs. Ora Barringer's Dairy Foods club at a meeting yesterday in Alpena. The event marked the last club gathering of the year and featured a dairy foods luncheon and a program. The Sunshine League of the Prairie Knoll school has sent Rapid City scenery material for a Black Hills portfolio to be exchanged with a foreign country, part of Junior Red Cross work reported by Dorothy V. Rex.
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Sara. L. Dewing
Ora Barringer
Dairy Foods Club
Sunshine League
Prairie Knoll’ School
Rapid City
Black Hills
Red Cross
Dorothy Vrex
Tells Advantages Of 4-H Club Work
A 4-H club member Lyla Mae Guteler praises 4-H for youth development. She describes five years of club work shaping responsibility thriftiness economy and a future career. The piece extols joining 4-H clubs as a strong start toward high ideals and adult success.
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Lyla Mae Guteler
Scout letters describe postcamp days at World Jamboree site
Irv ing Axelrad and Jem Huron of region 10 Boy Scout troop recount letters from Godollo and Budapest Hungary dated August 17 and 20. They describe leaving for Buda pest to see St Stephens day parade, staying in a gymnasium, visiting Danube views, Lake Balaton, and a large English amusement park as part of a troop journey en route to St Paul for muster at the State fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godollo
Hungary
Irving Axelrad
Region 10
New York City
St Paul
State Fair Grounds
Jem Huron
George Schmidt
Irving
Goodollo
Budapest
St. Stephens
Royal
Coronation
Danube
Lake Balatort
Europe
Art Island
Mnema
Dakota Belles win girls kittenball title in Huron finale
In the Sunday September 3 kittenball tournament in Huron the Dakota Belles took first, Hitchcock finished second and West Park placed third. The 21 game season ended with close contests and strong sportsmanship, as reported by Mildred Lyman. The Belles won 16 of 21 games to cap the season.
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Huron
Dakota Belles
Hitchcock
West Park
Mildred Lyman
Virgil Club Concludes Thirteenth Meeting at Curtis School
The KeHogg Keen Kookers of Virgil held their thirteenth and final meeting at the Curtis schoolhouse on September 1. Roll was called with three members absent. Members with perfect attendance were Mae Presuhn and Edna Neuharth. Plans for an exhibit at the State fair were discussed and adjournment followed with reports from Edna Neuharth.
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Virgil Club
KeHogg
Virgil
Curtis
Mae Presuhn
Edna Neuharth
Imade
Merry Mixers Rank High At 4 H Fair Debut
The Merry Mixers club of Cavour in its first year earned nine prizes at the Junior 4 H Fair. Loretta Honnith reports members and several winners, including Lisa Smith for carved work and Lorena Schnell for scrapbooks.
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Merry Mixers
Merry Mixers Club of
Cavour
Loretta
Honnith
Hare
Lise Smith
Maguire
Pete Lorena
Schnell Lex
Pictured U S administration leader identified in poster quiz
A local puzzle presents a photo caption quiz asking who heads the U S administration shown. Clues include marked terms like World, World War II era references, and various numbered hints guiding to the leader and organization embodied by the pictured figure.
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U.S. A. Administration
Dave
Yoo
Duty Doers Club Meeting At Doris Salomo's Home
The Duty Doers club gathered at Doris Salomo's home on September 1 with all members present and seven visitors. They canned 21 quarts of vegetables at this meeting, bringing the year’s total to 108 quarts of vegetables and fruits.
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Duty Doers Club
Salomos
Doris Salomo
Doris Sel
Merry Mixers 4-H Club Notes by Loretta Honrath
Loretta Honrath writes about joining the Merry Mixers homecraft club with Mrs Otto Lather as adviser and Mrs Willam Benston as assistant leader. She describes table mats, cross stitch pillows, enameled crafts, a corner shelf, and a scrapbook, and notes winning two prizes at the Junior Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Honrath
Merry Mixers
Otto Lather
Willam Benston
Jeader
Club Prizes Highlight Kellogg Keen Hookers at Fair
Ruth Haugen reports Kellogg Keen Hookers of Virgil won muffins first Elmer Oestriech second Vera Quiram third in muffins and gingerbread Elmer Oestriech first Edna Neuharth second Vera Quiram third Poster prizes went to Ruth Haugen first Elmer Oestriech second Eva Oestriech third A talk by R A Turner of Washington DC engaged leaders and members.
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Edna Neuharth
Vera Quiram
Ruth Haugen
Elmer Oestriech
Eva Oestriech
R A. Turner
Washington, D. C
Elit
Beadle Biddies Meet At Oviatts
Beadle Biddies Poultry club meeting at Thad Oviatt home with five members present. Mr. Frevert led in Schroder's absence. Gerald Schroder called meeting to order as vice president. Warren Tonrte elected reporter. Lunch was served at close.
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Frevert
Beadle Biddies Poultry Club
Schroder
Thad Oviatt
Gerald ‘Schroder
Warren Tonrte
Tulare Cooking Club Day Achievements and Socials
The Tulare Jolly Cookers Cooking Club held Achievement Day at Maxwell House on a Wednesday in August. Sweet bread was exhibited and prizes went to Laura Walker for on buns and Sean Binges for cinnamon rolls. Afternoon games and a plate lunch for members and mothers followed, with Mrs Bert Phillips leading Minnehaha Troop Scouts at the Tall church.
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Jolly Cookers
Tulare
Maxwell
Joan Hodgsom
Laura Walker
Sean
Titonka Troop Plans For Year
The Court of Honor of Titonka troop met at the captain Mrs Dunbar's home to map an annual program for second class rank and above. Plans include joint overnight hikes with Minnehaha troop 5, special parties, monthly patrol reports to the Huronite, Christmas and sacred service observances, and patrols sharing duties for each month.
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Court of Honor
Titonka Trop 8
Dunbar
Bert Phillips
Minnehaha Troop
Leutenants
Marjorie Wagner
Mujekeewis
Maxine Crees
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Visitors and travel notes
Twenty years ago in Huron reports George Starring attending fair duties, publicity man E I Bowe touring Watertown in an id R C Hupp car. Local residents Mrs Gifford Crosby McMonies Hill Hoffern visit Beadle county after driving through SD, IA, NE.
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George Starring
E. 1
Bowe
Watertown
R-C. Hupp
HI Gifford
D. A. Crosby
Hitchcock
Minneapolia
McMories
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
McMonies
Beadle County
George Hill
Harry Hoffern
Aberdeen
Diya
Obituary Notice From Greenlawn Area
Redfield Pioneer is Ke Poday Redfield Wisconsin native moved to Frankfort at a young age. In 1896 she married William Plano. Surviving are husband William Fiano daughter Mrs. C. S. Carlson and a grandson Robert, plus two sisters Mira Brown of Aberdeen and Mire C. Wallace of Omaha. Funeral will be held in Greenlawn.
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Redfield
Ke Poday Redfield
Union Center
Wis
Frankfort
William Plano
Willian Fiano
C. S.carlson
Robert
Mira
Brown
Aberdeen
Omaha
Net
Greenlawn
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Oviatts
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Titonka
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