Pugsley Quits State College To Lead South Dakota Planning
Dr. Charles W. Pugsley, named president of South Dakota State College, becomes consultant to the state planning board under national resources board supervision. Secretary Ickes approved the move, with Governor Berry’s consent, and Pugsley has begun new duties in Mitchell where a planning meeting was set for Oct. 3 to outline surveys and programs for the state’s resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nitcheli
Charles W. Pugsley
South Dakota State College
South Dakota Planning Board
W. R. Ronald
Interior
Ickes
National Resources Board
Tom Berry
Pugsley
South Dakota Board of Regents
Ronald
Mitchel
South Dakota
National Board
FERA
Safe Planning Board
Mr. Ronald
S. H. Collins
Aberdeen
Theodore Reise
Mitchell
Charles Trimmer
P. B. Jenkins
South Dakota Board of Health
Charles Entsminger
Chamberlain
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
Jehan A. Heffron
Deadwood
Berry Says Allen Not Constructive in South Dakota Campaign
Gov Tom Berry charged Republican opponent W C Allen of Aberdeen with failing to present a single constructive issue for election. Berry questioned what kind of business administration Allen meant and cited reduced appropriations and tax cuts as evidence of economy. He noted relief funds aid to the needy and defended his campaign tour at Timber Lake with Rep T B Wever also addressing voters on defense of the New Deal.
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Thevye
Berry
Timber Lake
T. B. Wever
Congress
Huron College to Observe Founders Day at Chapel
Huron College will mark Founders Day during the regular chapel service tomorrow starting at 2 50 p m. Dr Hebert Ketelle pastor of the Presbyterian church will deliver the address recalling the college origins in Pierre when it was the University of South Dakota Founders Day on September 2 is an annual observance.
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Founds
Hurron College
Hebert Ketelle
Presbyterian Church
Pierre
University of South Dakota
Route guidance from Huron to Mitchell Palace advised
Paul K Meyers secretary of the Huron Chambers of Commerce reported today that Federal Highway 37 offers the best route to the Mitchell Comn Palace from Huron. He advised against following a detour unless a great deal more rain is received.
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Mitchell Comn Palace
Huron
Paul K. Meyers
Huron Chambers of Commerce
Myers
Many Textile Mills In South Remain Closed After Strike Ends
ATLANTA Sept. 3 Many textile mills in the south remained closed despite the end of the general textile strike. Hundreds of plants resumed operations. National Guard troops demobilized in Georgia North Carolina and Mississippi. In South Carolina guards still at mills. Forces blocked about 400 former strikers from Pacific Mills at Lyman. Augusta and Macon protests followed. Georgia troops move to civilian duties as governors withdraw militiamen. Carolinas show 68 1M idle workers as 50 night mills reopen. Mississippi mills operate. Tennessee Dixie Mercerizing spinning unit restarts. The United Textile Workers vow to fight discrimination before a new labor relations board. National Guard duty continues in New England as mills begin turning out new cloth. Easthampton Hampton mill refuses to rehire any striker. State court mentions Sutton and Mrs Ford charged with murder and robbery. arraignment set. witnesses listed. Civil cases calendar includes Spink County Farmers Union v Johnson.
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Atlanta
South
Carolinas
National Guard
Georgia
North Carolina
Mississippi
South Carolina
Pacific Mills
Lyman
D. C
Forest Action Textile
Augusta
Macon
Waipa
J. Ralph Gay
Textile Workers’ Union
Roosevelt
Perking
Francis Gorman
Lindley Camp
Eugene Talmadge
Chicago
Alabama
Huntsville Area
Tennessee
Dixie Mercerizing Company
Chattanooga
Reking
Boston
National
New England
Easthampton
Mass
Hampton Mills
Hampton Mill
J. I. Sutton
Mabel McDermyid Ford
Frank R. Fisher
Miller
Beadle County
Cirecuit
O. S. Hagen
Ford
Sutton
Hagen
Mrs. Ford
Harvey Huntley
Nels Olson
Huron Brewery
Pearl Ward
Olson
Lee A. Tommey
Charles Brusso
U.S. 14
Huron
Farmers in Huron Receive First Corn-Hog Checks
Seattle county farmers visited the courthouse to obtain the first payment on corn hog production control contracts. About 108000 dollars of checks make up the initial county payment, distributed at 9 a m on the third floor of the courthouse. Emergency agricultural assistant Estreim noted receipts would go to absentee landlords and other beneficiaries who request them, with checks mailed after receipts return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Huron
I ON
Estreim
American Yacht Rainbow Defeats Endeavour Again in Cup Race
The American defender Rainbow defeats British challenger Endeavour for the fourth straight time to retain the America's Cup off Newport. A British protest possibility blocks today’s ruling, keeping Rainbow in the lead.
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Newport
Rainbow’ay
Endeavour
First Snow Falls in Pierre This Afternoon
Snow began to fall in Pierre this afternoon as temperatures hovered just above the freezing point. The season's first snowfall started late in the day, bringing a chilly reminder of approaching winter.
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Pierre Pierre
Sea Serpent Hunt In California Begins
In San Francisco on September 2 1977 George Bistany the Fliesh hacker 200 supervisor announces a sea serpent hunt. He leads eight assistants to determine if Minnie O Malley the claimed sea serpent or a circus python can be captured in a sturdy cage. Local fishermen and bathers noted Minnie’s nuisance for months.
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San Francisco
Minnie O'Malley
George Bistany
Fliesh Hacker
Minnie
San Francisco Bay
Bistany
Liberty League Plank Could Include Economic Freedom
Genesee Idaho September 23 Senator Borah urges that the Liberty League may adopt an economic freedom plank. He calls the league an important undertaking and warns that government price controls threaten rights and liberty, urging social justice and protection of constitutional rights.
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Liberty League
Borah
Genesee
Idaho
William E. Borah
Idaho Republican
League
Legaue
Huron To Conduct Small Pox Clinic
A small pox vaccination clinic will be held at Washington School in Huron next Saturday. Open to children under 12, a small fee will be charged with aid available for those unable to pay. Mrs. Elsie McMahan and Mrs. Esther York will oversee, with members of the Huron Forty Eight aiding.
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South Dakota
American Legion
Washington School
Elsie McMahan
Esther York
Beadle County
Huran Salon
Willassist
Jury not called for regular term in Howard County
Miner county circuit court will open October 8 at Howard without a jury unless cases arise to warrant one. Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor signed the order saying there will not be enough cases to call a jury. The calendar call will occur on the term’s opening day.
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Howard
Miner County
Alva E. Taylor
Rere
Weather For Huron And Vicinity Snowy and Cold Tonight
Weather forecast notes snow and colder conditions tonight for Huron area. Wednesday to be mostly cloudy and cold with a continued chance of snow. South Dakota expected snow tonight, with rain or snow possible in extreme southeast and colder east. Wednesday mostly cloudy with possible local snow in the south.
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Huron
South Dakota
Select Jury In Crawford Trial In Onida South Dakota
Onida September 2 jury selection in the William B. Crawford embezzlement case neared completion in district court. Prosecution used five of ten challenges and the defense four. Crawford faces charges of about 920 dollars missing, tied to tax payments without receipts. Prosecution expects a dozen witnesses and a multi day trial. State's Attorney M H Quimby assisted by Glenn Martens. defense attorney Byron Payne.
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Onida
William B. Crawford
Sally County
Crawford
M. H. Quimby
Glenn Martens
Pierre
Byron Payne
Court approves 110 percent dividend for Yale bank depositors
Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor signed a court order directing payment of a 110 percent dividend to depositors of the closed Farmers State Bank of Yale. This follows a prior 5 percent dividend already paid, marking the second distribution by the bank.
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Yale Bank
Alva E. Taylor
Farmers State Bank of Yale
Tree belt program clash signals cautious drought plan
The article notes Comptroller McCarl blocking a 15 million dollar allocation for Roosevelt's tree belt program as President Roosevelt shows surprising restraint. Foresters doubt forests can flourish on arid lands, urging careful experimentation over immediate drought relief while Roosevelt and McCarl likely avoid direct public conflict. The piece frames this as a shift toward measured policy rather than bold action.
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Washington
Rept
McCarl
Roosevelt
Roomvelt
Landa
Lindberghs Hidden Location Spotted In Missouri
ST LOUIS Sept 25 With the exact whereabouts of Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh kept secret mechanics serviced their plane early today for the next leg of the coast to coast flight. The couple who are fleeing a renewed probe into the kidnapping and death of their son landed somewhere in eastern Missouri last night and communicated with a friend here Major Phil Love who would not disclose their location. Mechanics have been working on the Lindbergh plane for about two weeks.
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St, Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Missouri
Fhil
Pupil Enrollment Grows as Instrumental Music Classes Open
About 425 pupils from first grade to high school enroll in instrumental music groups led by Paul Franklin at four sections. Miniature band grades 1-4 has 25 students, grade school band grades 5-7 has 105, senior orchestra 45, senior band 0. Meetings are scheduled across McKinley Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Wilson schools with weekly Saturday ensembles at Church of Christ.
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Hurun School
Chidren
Paul Franklin
Franklin
McKinley
Washington
Efferson
Lincoln
Wilson
Church of Christ
Mildred Grace
Lindbergh Baby Case Heats Up Amid New Leads
New Jersey troopers seize Hauptmann fingerprints and New York police examine his carpentry tools for ladder matches. Authorities plan extortion, kidnapping, and murder charges as Lindbergh faces a grand jury appearance to review indictments. Evidence includes ladder nails, car license traces, and an Isadore Fisch lead.
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Ronald Dixon
New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hauptmann
Bronx
Charles F. Brody
Forday
Charles A. Lindbergh
Amarita
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Dr. Pugsley
State College
Brookings School
D. Resource Development Board
Allen
Huron College
United Textile Workers
Mediation Board
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Mabel McDermaid Ford
Alex Romanowski
the Crawford
Esther James
W. H. Gordon
Franke Schetersten
HM. Pierce
Don R. Huntley
California
Manfried Hauptmann
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Paul Mallon
Conyright
Paul Mason
Lindberghs
Grand Jury
John
J. EF. Condon
Isadore Fisch
Fisch
Samuel Foley
James Fawcett
Col. Henr
Breckinridge
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