S. D. Relief Law Faces Challenge
BISMARCK North Dakota September 10 The validity of a South Dakota statute that removes relief clients from residence after more than 30 days away may be challenged in U S District Court Attorney General Alvin Strutz said The case centers on Ray Tan family who moved from Buffalo Perkins County South Dakota to Bismarck in 1937 and were later sent back and forth between Burleigh and Lemmon under relief rules Strutz noted the law could force counties to move indigent residents and limit relief duties if not resolved by cross state talks
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Bismarck
N. D
South Dakota
U.S. District Court
Alvin Struts
Ray Tan
Buffalo
Perkins County
SL. D
Star
Crearge
Gaid
Dia
Struts
State News Briefs from Sioux Falls and Pierre
State board awards Mitchell furniture contract for Yankton State Hospital ward building costing 4654.77. Kenneth C. Letter heads for Ft Meade to join U S Cavalry after passing Army entrance exam. Thomas of Barnes released without bond to face liquor charge in federal court. Attorney General warns teachers against buying books from traveling peddlers after burglaries in Spink County rural schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
State Board
Johnson Furniture Company
Mitchell
Yankton State Mental Hospital
Iqins Cavalry
Kenneth C. Letter
Yankton
Herve
Ft. Meade
SIOUX_ FALLS
Thomas
Barnes
Gettysburg
Deadwood
Pierre
Clair Rodddewig
Roddewig
Spink County
Donald M. Cole
Kindergarten Closures for State Fair Week
Public school kindergartens will be closed three afternoons during State Fair Week, Monday Thursday and Friday. Superintendent A J Lang announced the holiday for kindergarten pupils and urged parents to note the closing days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lang
Lung
Bradley Waives Early Hearing in Parker Murder Case
Sioux Falls report states Lee Bradley waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over to circuit court on a murder charge from the New Year’s Eve powderhouse blast. A large crowd witnessed the brief court appearance as Bradley, in handcuffs, prepared for a plea at the September term. If not guilty, trial would be delayed by witness issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Lee Bradley
Floyd H. Parker
Seth A. Adamson
Louis H. Smith
Larson
Bit Bradley
William Nesbeth
Sioux City
South Dakota
Parker
Helen Seiler
Many Apply For Crop Insurance in South Dakota
BROOKINGS Sept 10 Special farmers show active interest in the wheat crop insurance program for 1939 40 with about 1500 applications cleared to Minneapolis and 4000 more received in county offices. Premiums are paid in wheat or cash and insures 50 or 73 percent of normal yield. Farmers may contact county committees supervisors or agents for details.
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Brookings
State Agricultural Conservation Committes
A. R. Barnes
Minneapolis
Leo J. McManus
Whea
South
Miller Teachers All Enrolled In S D E A
Miller South Dakota report from headquarters in Sioux Falls shows all Miller teachers enrolled as members of the South Dakota Education Association. L. H. Rowse received a 400 hour roll certificate at the SDEA convention announcing a new edu activity.
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Miller
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Education Association
L. H
National Reserve Officer To Be Here Tonight
Col Stephen A Park, national president of the Reserve Officers Association, arrives in Huron for a 5 PM officers session at the Marvin Hughitt Motel. A 40 PM dinner follows with Lieut Col William Hanan presiding. Park will travel to Pierre Sunday then board a plane to Cheyenne after heading to the Los Angeles American Legion convention.
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National Guard
Huron
South Dakota
Stephen A. Park
Washington, D. C
The
Reserve Officers Association
Marvin Hughitt
Col. Park
National Association
William Hanan
Pierre
South Dakota Reserve Officers Association
Cal. Park
Cheyenne
Wyo
National American Legion
Los Angeles
Real Estate Transfers Shift to Federal Land Bank Omaha
Public deed transfers list two parcels in Nebraska. Sheriff conveys SE 23 109 62 to Federal Land Bank of Omaha for 1478 dollars and SW 44 113 62 to the same bank for 2639 dollars, detailing location and parties.
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Fed. Land Bk
Omaha
Neb
Recovery Signs Continue Amid Uncertainty After Labor Day
New York reports signs of recovery beyond the Labor Day holiday but uncertainty remains. Analysts note retail trade improved in many areas driven by back to school demand, while European tension casts a cloud over prospects. The Associated Press index of industrial activity stayed at 77.9, with a year-ago value of 2046 and a recession low of 65.8.
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New York
Associated Press
Van Tassells Leave On Trip To South
Mr. and Mrs. PH Van Tassell departed Thursday for a motor trip to Birmingham Alabama to visit daughter Lois employed in a physician office. They will proceed to Oklahoma City Oklahoma for the Sovereign Grand Lodge session of the S O F convening September 19 and the Assembly meeting of the Rebekah Assemblies. Mrs Van Tassell serves as the association representative from South Dakota.
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Wee
Sipea
Periolh
PH. van Tassell
Ulemobile
Birmingham
Ala
Lois
Oklahoma City
Okla
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the
S. O
Association of Rebekah
van Tassell
South Dakota
Hostess Luncheon Honors House Guest in Iroquois
Mrs. J. F. Halladay hosted a one o'clock luncheon Wednesday in Iroquois to honor her house guest Mrs. C. D. Futler, a former resident. Attending were Mrs. E. H. Bryan and Mrs. F. H. Richards from Huron, along with other local women.
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Iroquois
J. F. Halladay
C. D. Futler
E. H. Bryan
F. H. Richards
Huron
Finger Prints At South Dakota State Fair
FBI records will be available at the State Fair in Huron during September 11 to 16. Attorney General Clair Roddewig said the booth in the home economics building will display weapons and burglary tools used by gangsters, fingerprint files, and photos of wanted criminals. Civilian prints sent to the FBI are kept separate and used to identify victims or amnesia cases in disasters and floods.
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South
FBI
Roddewig
Speed Pilots Are Careful Drivers
America's dirt track daredevils, led by racing head John Sloan of the Racing Corporation of America, are praised as cautious, skilled drivers. Gus Schrader, world dirt track champion, is hailed as the greatest cross country pilot, with high scores on tests by Dr. E H Lauer. Emory Collins is noted as the most cautious highway motorist among big time speed stars.
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America
Speed Kings
John 4A. Sloan
Racing Corporation of America
Chicago
Ill
Sloan
Gus Schrader
Huron
Mason City
E. H. Lauer
Iowa State College
Iowa
Raten Collins High Sloan
Emory Collins
le Mars
Collins
Sloan praises speed stars masking highway prowess
According to the thrill impresario, Han handles his car on the highway like a bus driver. He stops fully at railroad crossings and has never had a serious road accident. Sloan says the speed stars ride tracks like highways and stand head and shoulders above ordinary motorists in sale driving.
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Cording
Sloan
Look To Bright Aviation Future
Pierre Sept 10 aviation in South Dakota looked to the future after a meeting of pilots and airport operators called by the state aeronautics commission Topics included promotion of feeder lines two cross state main routes and organization of an all flight association within 60 days Main routes would run through Minot and Bismarck North Dakota Mobridge Pierre and Winner South Dakota to Wichita Kansas and another from Sioux City Iowa through Sioux Falls Mitchell Watertown South Dakota Fargo North Dakota to Winnipeg Canada Feeder lines could be built with mechanical mail pickup and drop off at small towns Advocates proposed 60 day licenses to out of state barnstormers for exhibitions and fairs The temporary organization persisted
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Wichita
Kan
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Watertown
Fargo
Grand Forks
N. D
Winnipeg
Canada
Aeronautics Commission
Fuel tax distribution and airport expansion discussion
Members opposed changes to fuel tax distribution for aviation gas and supported new airports at Philip Howard and Webster. They urged uniform hangar rates uniform gasoline prices and training methods for pilots, plus state rules similar to the federal air bureau.
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Philip, Howard and Webster
Federal Bureau of Air Commerce
Myers School Opens in Allan Townes District
Myers School starts in Allan Townes with seven pupils in attendance this week. Dorothy Kin is the teacher, and the new school marks a local education effort begun in September.
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Wolsey
Allan Townes
Dorothy Kin
Ube
Seaweeds Describe Holdfasts and Surface Salting Process
Fragmentary lines describe seaweed anatomy with holdfasts and surface salting behavior. Mentions water absorption and frond surfaces. No clear date location or named entities.
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North Dakota
Lemmon
Bradley
Findley TireShop
National Reserve
Beadle County
J. G. Winter Seed House
E. Mostrom
Helen Bekker
J. G. Winter
F. Wilbur Drown
L. H. Cornell
Cornell
van Tassells
Traits Sant
Myers School
Abstracts
Beadle County Abstract and Title Co. First Natl
Bank
John Claymore Howard T. Sho'ser
Emory Collin
Emory
Contr
BOM
Riverside
Wards
Riversides
Montgomery
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