Stout Disputes Seed Office Role During Huron Stop
Secretary of Agriculture Gordon Stout, en route home from Brookings, rebukes state seed commissioner R W Vance over seed fund use. He asserts producers’ interests come first, accuses Vance of misusing public funds to promote himself, and emphasizes cooperation to administer state seed laws.
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Huron
Brookings
Gordon Stout
South Dakota
R. W. Vance
Stout
Vance Ray
Autonomy Restated as Chief Vance Authority Debate
A speaker says that cooperation with Mr. Vance across agencies is essential and that yielding his broader authority is necessary. The stance emphasizes accountability and insists the decision rests with Mr. Vance and allied bodies.
DeSmet Woman Praises Diary and Serial Fun in Evening Huronite
Mrs. B. L. Stewart of DeSmet voices strong support for renewing The Evening Huronite subscription. She enjoys the summer serials and the Diary of a Central South Dakota Farm Woman, praising their homely philosophy and comforting humor amid stress.
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DeSmet
Huronite
Aca
B. L. Stewart
Plan Double Funeral For Flood Victims
Funeral services and burial rites will be held Sunday in Buffalo Gap for two flood victims, Miss Helen McVey, 19, and Floyd Sewright, 22, drowned when their car was swept from the highway into a dry creek bed during a torrential rain. Services at the Buffalo Gap auditorium conducted by Guy P. Squirs, chaplain at the National Soldier's Home in Hot Springs, burial in Castler cemetery.
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Suplald Gal
Papi
Buffalo Gap
Helen McVey
Floyd Sewright
Guy P. Squirs
National Soldier's Home
Hot Springs
Castler
Two Men Fined for Peddling Without License in Miller
In Miller, two men who gave names as James McMillan and John Williams were fined 10 dollars and costs with suspended jail time for selling fur coats door to door without a license. Suspected repeat offenders had earlier been fined 25 dollars and given 30 days suspended jail sentence in Clark.
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Miller
James McMillan
John Williams
California
Clark
Redfield High Students Head to Colleges and Hospitals
Nearly fifty Redfield High graduates plan further study in universities and colleges across the northwest this year. Eight will attend South Dakota State College Brookings, while seven go to the University of South Dakota Vermillion. Others will study at Yankton College, State School of Mines Rapid City, Huron College, Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen, Dakota Wesleyan Mitchell, and Moringside College Sioux City Iowa, among others. Some pursue nursing training at St Luke’s Aberdeen Luther Watertown and futel Minneapolis, with several at Mankato Commercial College and Omaha Commercial Institute. Some homebound attend South Dakota State College Brookings, including Keith and Dorothy Coxe.
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Redfield
Northwest
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Varney Bancroft
Robert Pennington
Frank Christian
Delmont Burn
Harold Alexander
Elizabeth Wood
Clark McCone
Jeanne Dunton
Ronald Campbell
Mary Slaughter
Charles Allender
Rodney Parsons
Hope Slaughter
Bruce Hopkins
Ray Olding
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Betty Bates
Kenneth Michaelson
Vern Rehpohl
Richard Schmidt
Yankton College
Jerry Jones
Ernest Mannings
Robert Bratsch
Elmer Tomsha
State School of Mines
Rapid City
Huron College
Joe Schaders
James Rachel
Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen
Arline Reynolds
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Doris Alexander
Oliver Heitman
Morningside College
Sioux City
Mary Lenna Coleman
Washington University
St. Louis
Imo
Medora Hassell
New Mexico University
Las Vegas
June Nelson
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Milton Buchholz
Jamestown College
Jamestown
N. C
Evangeline Schwartz
Town State College
Ames
William Walston
Kansas City Western
Kansas City
Mary Olding
Delores Marlette
St. Luke's Hospital
Mildred Ay?hart
Doris Kimlicka
Luther Hospital
Watertown
Mildred Jenness
Methodist Hospital
Audrey Schleher
Nadine Finnerty
Thehna White
Futel Hospital
Minn
Margaret Boyer
St. Neis
Wichita
Kan
Heloise Ross
Albert Lea Hospital
Albert Lea
Ada Rae Chambers
Evelyn Jacobsen
Lucille Wagner
Mankato
Questions And Answers Explain New Federal Labor Standards Measure
Washington September 7 The Q A explain the new fair labor standards law. It states administrators may appoint staff but not a large agent force and will rely on existing agencies and industry policing. Violations may lead to penalties and suits by aggrieved workers, while employers can seek circuit court review of orders. The law includes a separability clause.
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Washington
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
New College Professor Porter Joins Huron College Faculty
Dr Raymond W Porter newest professor of education and psychology at Huron College arrives with doctorates from Chicago and Boston University. He has taught in the Philippines Nebraska Wesleyan Emory and Kansas State Teachers College and will bring extensive grade and high school experience to graduate study and university teaching.
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Raymond W. Porter
Huron College
Raymond W. Porter Torday
Porter
University of Chicago
Boston University
Philippines
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Emory University
Kansas State Teachers College
Floyd W. Rorves
Chicago University
An Ktaduate
Huror College
Ex-Convict Admits Slaying Night Club Hostess Marie Lament
William F. Raab a 38 year old night club bouncer confessed to throttling Marie Lament a 27 year old hostess after she allegedly begged him to kill her. Detectives said Raab in an alcoholic stupor was found in a Garfield Park lagoon before being questioned. The body was discovered in his Lorraine hotel room bed with the nude corpse in the morning.
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Chicago
Marie Lament
John L. Sultan
John Boyle
William F. Raab
Raab
Lorraine
Nesday
Garfield Park
Flashes Of Life In A Weird Small-Town Drive
In Cann to Cann.-A chicken hitched under a car hood for three miles causing horn lights and parking light failure. The hen laid an egg on the front seat as the car turned into the Brownson driveway. In In.-A slow skunk halted traffic triggering a chain of three crashes and $200 damage before disappearing.
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Shelton
Cann
Sheldon Brownson
Brownson
Waverly
Viborg Man Dies in Suspected Self Inflicted Wound
Viborg September 9 a 48 year old meat market proprietor Nels Anderson was found dead in a car with a bullet wound to the head. County coroner Dr Valkenwar labeled it a clear case of death by own action noting a revolver was nearby. No inquest will be held. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Viborg
Nels Anderson
F. W. Vuikenwar
Anderson
Harry Nelson
Eight Piece Female Orchestra Plays Glass Piano in Budapest
In Budapest the Old Bull Inn hosts an eight member all female orchestra that crafts dance music using only kitchenware and bottles. The ensemble performs on a piano fashioned from drinking glasses of varied shapes and sizes, played with a carved utensil.
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Budapest
Woman Dies After Cleaning Fluid Explosion
Madison dispatch reports Mrs Barney Morgan died from burns after an explosion while she cleaned clothes. The blast burned her arms and set her dress on fire, and she succumbed four hours later at a hospital. Her husband and several children survive.
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Madison
Barney Morgan
Wessington Classes To Visit South Dakota State Fair
Agriculture classes of Wessington High School will travel to the South Dakota State Fair in Hason next Monday, announced instructor Orville D. Seitz.
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Wessington
Wessington High School
South Dakota
Hassan
Orville D. Seitz
Transient Slain in North Dakota Was Pittsburgh Robber
OBERON North Dakota September 9 The transient killer shot by Deputy Walter Crane Friday was identified as Bill Carr a Pittsburgh bank robber sought for shooting a Pennsylvania highway patrolman Identification was confirmed by the FBI Washington from fingerprints sent by Benson County officers Carr body lay in a Maddock North Dakota mortuary FBI representatives from Aberdeen head there to assist Carrs burial after Crane ordered him to halt during a street brawl and Carr drew a weapon hitting Crane.
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Oberon
N. D
Walter Crane
Las Friday
Bill Carr
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Highway Patrols
Federal Bureau of Identification
Washington
Benson County
FBI
Aberdeen
Maddock
N. C
Carr
Crane
Farm Youth Killed While Stacking Hay
Everett Stebbins a 20 year old canning farm hand died after a hay stacking accident on the Paul Porter farm near Pierre. He was fatally injured when a single bale on the stacking rig broke and struck him on the back of the head. Funeral services are planned here tomorrow. The London telephone directory contains 1744 pages bearing the name Smith.
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Pierre
Everett Stebbins
Canning Farm
Paul Porter
Here
Stebbins
Psychoanalysis Under Attack at American Psychological Assn Meet
Dr Knight Dunlap of UCLA warned that psychoanalysis has had its foundations knocked by new medical discoveries. He cited undulant fever from cows spreading illness to humans, sometimes misdiagnosed as needing psychoanalytic treatment, and insulin with metrazol camphor as a cure for insanity, especially split personality. He criticized psychoanalytic schools as revivals of pre Christian era superstitions.
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Howard W. Bslakeslee
Associated Press
Columbus
Freud
American Psychological Association
Knight Dunlap
University of California At Los Angeles
U. S Public Health Service
Department of Agriculture
Dunlap
Internal Debate Over Freudian Contributions Emerges
Analysts within psychology debate Freud's impact. Some criticize openly while others praise vague theories. The discourse shows uncertainty about the actual contributions attributed to Freud in psychology.
Guests at Highmore visit Eula McCord amid Bad Lands trip
Miss Gladys Cole and H Welch of Minneapolis stayed at Miss Eula McCord's home in Highmore for several days. The trio took a short trip to the Bad Lands. The item notes ancient artificial flowers once made in China, Egypt, and Rome.
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Highmore Highmore
Gladys Cole
H. Welch
Minneapolis
Eula ‘McCord
China
Egypt
Rome
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