Young GOPs Enter National Oratorical Contest in SD
South Dakota Young Republican League to enter the national oratorical contest. County, district, and state events set with regional and national finals in Des Moines and Washington. Prizes for top three finishers total 1,000 500 and 250. Contest open to ages 16 to 24 with sponsorship rules for under 21 entrants.
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South Dakota
Des Moines
Washington
Bottum
C. W. Baer
Pierre
Mainte
Boltum
Ford Ordered To Reinstate 129 Workers In Richmond
National Labor Relations Board examiner Kennedy recommends Ford Motor Company reinstate 129 Richmond California plant employees and begin negotiations with the United Auto Workers, which a large majority of 1,120 of 1,877 production workers chose as their bargaining agent. The examiner notes widespread discrimination against workers for union ties and says Ford refused to bargain despite UAW designation.
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Ford
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Company
Richamond
Calif
Thomas H. Kennedy
United Automobile Workers
Kennedy
Richmond
Tie
UAW
Help Yourself And Lend A Fland Plate Guide For Vegetables
A recipe column by Olive Neff lays out a four vegetable plate plan for gatherings. It suggests mashed potatoes with butter, optional cheese and seafood mix, broccoli with butter or Hollandaise, and fried tomatoes with celery stuffed with seasoned cream. It emphasizes color contrast with a bright single vegetable and cautions against mixing too many hues on one plate.
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Olive Neff
Plans For New Battleship South Dakota Recalled
Navy officials recalled the first South Dakota, a 13,690 ton armored cruiser built in San Francisco and commissioned in 1908. It served from Japan relief to convoy protection for the US in WWI, became Pacific fleet flagship, and was renamed Huron before decommissioning in 1929. The second ship never sailed, scrapped in 1923 under the Washington Naval Treaty. Thirty South Dakota will be among four battleships authorized in Congress.
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Washington
Navy Department
South Dakota
Navy
France
San Francisco
Mexico
South America
Philippines
Padget Sound
United States
Bahia
Brazil
New York
Halifax
Hampton Roads
Japan
New York Navy Yard
Congress
99 Percent Right New Opinion Poll Claims
Columbus reports a new public opinion poll method claiming 99 percent accuracy. Developed over six years by the Psychological Corporation of New York, the psychological barometers are used for tracking buying habits and have been tested on political topics. Sixty-five psychologists direct 300 to 500 paid interviewers across 48 cities, selecting a cross section. question wording crucially impacts results.
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Columbus
American Association of Applied Psychology
Psychological Corporation of New York
Henry Cr. Link
Link
Four vegetable plates with variety and wholesome value
The article outlines how a balanced summer meal uses four veggie plates each with one calorie dense item, plus cereals, butter, or fats. It contrasts crisp and soft textures, sweet and tart flavors, and notes milk for children. It recommends hot bread and simple desserts like blueberry muffins or alternatives.
Mrs. Calvin Engel Honored At Shower
Mrs. Calvin Engel formerly Miss Anna Mary Fisher was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Erma Spicer at the Spicer home in Miller. Guests included former schoolmates and mothers. refreshments concluded the evening. The Engals will be at home in St. Lawrence where Mr. Engel will be band director.
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Calvin Engel
Shower Miller
Anna Mary Fisher
Spicer
Erma Spicer
Lucille Phinney
Miller
Engel
Mrs. Engel
St. Lawrence
PWA Applications Reach Over A Thousand In Omaha Region
Public Works Administration filings for non federal projects in this region exceed 1000, totaling 1049 applications with an estimated construction cost of 132,866,595 dollars. The documents reflect contributions by multiple states as part of regional development efforts.
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Omaha
Nossepy
WPI
Public Works Administration
PWA
Photakos and Keotsikos Visit North Dakota Friends
Mr and Mrs Andy Photakos spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Nick Keotsikos at Oakes North Dakota Mrs Keotsikos recently returned from Europe visiting her aging mother in Sperta Greece She noted many changes in the 24 years since she left including municipal electrification waterworks and rural transport growth In Greece clerks are men and women mainly teachers in girls schools The visit reflected greetings from old friends though Mrs Koutsikos would not want to live in Greece again permanently.
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Greece
Andy Photakos
Nick Keotsikos
Oakes
N. D
Koutsilios
Bul
Sunshine Party for Wes sington seniors held Saturday
Nearly 60 residents of Wessington and nearby areas aged 65 and older attended the Sunshine party Sunday noon at the Community Church hall. The General Aid Society hosted a noon program with welcomes, a vocal solo, a clarinet quartet, readings, talks by local men, and community singing.
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Wessington Wessington
Wessington
General Aid Society of the
Community Church
A. C. Bullock
Levi Hulbert
Rollie French
Mabel Alarie
Janet Bowen
Davis
Barnett
Huron
Leroy Johnson
Aid Society
Fred Schrader
Sunshine Party
Funeral Rites Held For James W Miller
James Wesley Miller 72 a prominent farmer of Bates Township Hand County died Monday morning after a sudden heart attack He was born in Town and spent his youth in Nebraska and Oklahoma moving to Hand County 32 years ago He is survived by his wife seven sons and one daughter Funeral services were in Rose Hill church burial in Rose Hill cemetery
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James W. Miller Miller
James Wesley Miller
Bates Township
Hand County
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Rose Hill
Rose Hil
Rainy August in Wessington Springs, modest totals
August rainfall in Wessington Springs totaled about .97 of an inch with no hard showers. Temperature averaged 10 degrees above normal for August. Farmers have largely finished threshing and will soon cut corn and cane amid heat reducing corn prospects while grasshoppers are scarce. Potatoes must be shipped in to the county. livestock losses, especially sheep, noted.
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Wessington Springs
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