Troop 1 Honors Eagle Members in Knights of Columbus Hall
Eagle scouts Ted Sandell Eugene Tobin and Gordon Bjornson were honored at a Knights of Columbus reception. Bjornson the first in Central South Dakota to reach Eagle in minimal time, joined Troop 1 June 22 1931 and earned merit badges tallying 26. Other honorees included Vance Kennard J B Downs James Earle and James Hemingway.
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Ted Sandell
Eugene Tobin
Gordon Bjornson
Knights of Columbus
Bjornson
South Dakota
Groop
Fogle
Eorge Townsend
Area Court of Honor
George Comerford
Vance Kennard
J. B. Downs
James Earle
James Hemingway
Walsh
Huron
Joe Bauer
W. H. Saxton
August Abel
George A. Youel
Fred Cl. Eggers
Bauer
Alex. Sowiderski
N. Bjornson
L. Earle
Roosevelt Denounces Monopolies at Democratic Convention
Norris criticizes Tammany Hall and railroad power as Roosevelt speaks at Chicago. He condemns monopolies and special interests for opposing Gov. Roosevelt with relentless tactics while pledging to defend the homeowner and small businessman.
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Tammany
Norris
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Chicago
Gov. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Special Train Brings Campaign Stops Near Omaha
Gov Roosevelt arrives in Omaha after an overnight run from McCook. He plans three brief talks near the city at Gus Sumnick farm south of Waterloo, the Routh side Livestock Exchange, and the courthouse grounds, aiming to brief farmers and discuss their problems before an afternoon speech in Sioux City. Local Democratic leaders escort him through a tight schedule of informal discussions and addresses.
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Omaha
Franklin D. Roosevelt
C. S
McCook
Neb
Tafe
Sioux City
Guv
Roosevelt
Gus Sumnick
Sbutl
Waterloo
Routh Side
Krakes and Colley Krake Amaze Huroni Audience
Foster Krake baritone and Helen Colley Krake accompanist debuted before a large Huroni college auditorium crowd. The recital impressed though critics noted limited variety in selections. Grieg’s Ein Schwan and Tosti’s Voi Dormiti Signora drew special praise for artistry and polish.
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Foster Krake
Helen Colley Krake
Hurton College
Krake
Huron College School of Music
Krakes
Ms. Krake
Ton College
Grieg
Krake Recital Delivers Mixed Wagner and English Pieces
Mr Krake displayed interpretive and technical skill in a varied program dominated by English songs. Wagner and Homer's Divina Commedia drew interest, while The Last Leaf and Ein Schwan shared top acclaim. Mrs Krake provided refined accompaniment and poised solos.
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Mr. Krake
Evening Star
Whittier
Sidney Homer
Huron
Pasek
H. A. Hill
Besse Stackpole
Ohn
Wharton
International stars advance to Pacific Coast tennis quarterfinals
Four international players Perry Austin Satoh and De Stefani won third round bouts in San Francisco as the field narrowed. Alonzo and Kuwabara were eliminated with Satoh defeating Alonzo 6-1 6-3 and Stratford ousting Kuwabara 10-8 5-7 6-3. Perry beat Levy 6-1 3-6 6-4 to set up quarterfinals against Stoefen while Satoh faces Grant and De Stefani meets Chandler. Austin meets Stratford with de Stefani attempting Chandler.
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Fred Perry
Henry “Symny” Austin
England
Jiro Satoh
Japan
Giorgio de Stefani
Italy
Manuel Alonzo
Takeo Kuwabara
Alonzo
Satoh
Kuwabara
Gerald Stratford
San Franccisco
Perry
Zd Levy
San Francisco
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Satah
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Giorgi de Stefani
Ed Chandler
Austin
Stratford
Farm Mortgage Problem Studied
President Hoover reports a preliminary discussion on farm mortgages involving eastern mortgage concerns and federal agencies. Midwest banking and industrial committees will meet in Chicago to consider relief, with Secretary Hyde and representatives of the reconstruction corp and federal farm loan banks attending.
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Washington
Hoover
Gov. Turner
Midwest
Turner
Henry Robinson
Federal Reserve
Chicago
Mr. Hoover
Hyde
Reconstruction Corp
Federal Farm Loan Banks
Federal Reserve Banking and Industrial Committees
Conference on federal agency meetings to coordinate loans
Officials from the secretary of agriculture and representatives of the reconstruction corporation and federal loan banks will attend meetings in Chicago and Friday to ensure full coordination among government agencies. Gold and instruments valued at 525 dollars were reported as stolen in Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
Stolen from Dentist Dr John H A Dav ia Car
Sioux City police report a burglary last night with the car of Dr John H A Dav ia at a local residence. No trace of the thief was found and investigators pursued leads today.
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John AH. Davia
Sioux City
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