The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 9

WEDNESDAY; NQVESEBER IT. 1948 The TEE DAILY PLAINSMAN. Huron. S. PAGE NINE Return Bodies Of Huron Teacher 'To Ti Be Honored At U.

Bqdies of 43 Squ1 Dako War II dead 'have been returned to: thufc country from aboardTne Transport Carroll Vic tory; Amdahl, Benedicti F. Anton Third': Ave; NE AberdeeruJ i il 2nd Jjunes" James Caldwfll, 401; First Avfe.T Mobridge.5 Pfc. Crow, Je effrey G. Grow; Park Fiaiidreau 2nd Lt Quentin L. Davidspn Didr.ek Bristol.

"T-5 Merje Dickey, Prfngle. Dickey; -Floyd be M8'" at- th'e Ciafe. Miss Ettai Mclntife, DKG; state and other DKG state; officers" will (iohduct the initiafaon. Other local Delta. 7 chapter i mem- are Mrs.

V.iA.. Feniier; Mrs.jMir- Pvt. Kenneth M. Eide, Qlai A Eide, Hickory; Sisseton. Pfc.

Curtis; W. Ami I. England, ,217 W. 6th bank. Pfc.

Frederick VD; Farlee; Don aid L. Farlee, -F. 'lEauth; Jacob Pvt. Eugene CarJxle Gray, 6.01 26th Sioux Falls "Pfc; Arthur H. HallicksoH, 701 S.

Prairie Sioux Falls. Pfc. CeciJU.R. Cecil Harris, Fott Pierre. Pfc.

John-K. Haufle; Ida Haufle 820 S. Sumit'Sioux Falls. Pfc. Kenneth A.

Howard; Jame 1005 S. Lincoln, Aber deen. A Sgt.tlifford E. Ed win 411 W. Pipeston Flandreau.

Pfc. Edwin A. Kendall; Arthur A. Kendall, Ethan. Cpl.

Robert H. Kennedy; Rob art Kennedy, -Box 2, Terraville. Pfc. Harold W. Kermu; Ike Ker mu, 419 "Washington Lead.

'Pvt. Daniel J. Kortan; John Kortan, RFD'2, Ulica. Pfc. Earl Larsen; Charle LarseiL 505 Park Rapid City "Pfc.Wlyde C.

Lee; Rudolph Lee Nordeni. "Pfc. Theodore H. Leonard; Mr A. Pusl, Dallas.

Cpl. Robert- A. Lindsay, Mar ft Lindsay, 617 Second Sfabridge. Pvt Leon Littlekiller; Juli Quiver, Wanblee. Pfc.

Mills; IV Mills, 2501- Norton, Sioux Fall Pvt. Laurence W. Owens; Vio let -Menno. T-5wrnest R. Pecenka; Ceeeli Becenka.i Pfc.

La Verne M. Redman Richard R. Milbank. 'Pfc. Wilson: Martin Reierson, Beresford.

"Pvt. Robert: A. Riddle; Jay A. Riddle, Lemmon. Joseph L.

Rigney; Mart- Box 432, Kennebec. "Pvt. Harold D. Roth; Edward L. Both, Spearfish.

Pfc. Matthew J. Schultz, John White. Pfc. Emmett L.

Shprtreed; Or- 5ando L. Shortreed, Geddes. 1st Sgt. Carroll L. Smith; Clifford I.

Smith, 714 Fourth 'iid-City. Pvi. Melvin F. Taft: June L. Tafi, 516 Fifth NE.

Huron. T-5 Wilbur E. Tupa; Mary Han- i Vance, Huron. or: High Scho'61 "biology" instruc- or; Mrs. Melya Anderson, Spink ounty superintendent schools, SDMSessiofc PlansShaped fljby.

,17. Preliminary complete for the opening of 34th annual convention of the South Dakota Education Associa- ion, On' 3 nauoilcU.v JJU-UUi-cu am Speirs; Eula iGriggs. am ojLJclia, J.VJ-L.-- ft)t) Alpena, and Mrs. Florencfe Clark; Hortense Wilma Jliss; Mary Briscoe, -Miller; Jessamine Dana Harlow; Anna Woon- ibcket; Wava Margaret Madelyn Ritz, Brookings Emma- Sundermanp and "Walker. Tax Receipts Increase Nov.

-17, State excise re- kJlUU-A- 1 Dr. J. Howard president of ihe Teachers College, twill; preside at these The invocation will be given; ihd director- services: at South Dakota, -and'- the by the- Carl; of the Aberdeen' -First Methodist Th'e a cappella -choir Gettysburg -High directed by Jetome S. will. present ens's Praise Ye -the- Lqrd, i lin's Spirit of Bain's' Brother James' Air (Marosa), Christianen I Lost fii the! Night, 'Fatyeff's Bow.

Dow.n. Thine- Cain's 'Joshua. Monday morniiig, '(the --first meeting- of 4 the 'Delegaite; blyf" 'c6fnp0sed- irfepiresen ceipts increased in Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota in thejyear ended June 30, the Census Bureau reports. The bureau has published a detailed account of tax collections by state governments in the 194748 fiscal year. It shows: Iowa's revenue from general sales of use taxes and excise levies rose to $87,072,000 during the period, as compared with $72,903,000 the previous year.

In Nebraska, where no general sales tax exists, returns from excise taxes mounted from $19,783,000 in the year ended June 30, 1947, to $25,273,000 in the year. ended this June 30. South Dakota's collections from sales and excise levies reached $23,161,000 nn. the 1947-48 year, coining, up from $19,056,000 the previous 12 months. In South Dakota, no taxes other than sales and excise levies rank high as income-producers.

The nearest competitor is the license and privilege fee group, which brought in $5,255,000 in the 1947-48 span. That was a drop, however, from the 1946-47 figure of $5,405,000. In the category, Dakota received more from 1 excises than from the general sales tax-- $10,070,000. This was also the case previous year. 0 rpresen of- coun.ty and -local associations, will be; The meeting 'of.

the Delegate Assembly us scheduled 'for. Wednesday morning, Nov. At. those Business of 'the will be conducted and will include reports of officers, chairmen commissions 'and of 'new state officers, the choice of the 1950 state-wide convention place' and other routine Dusiness. All members of the s.ociation will vote on.

and place of rneetihg, unless' there is no contest, in -which case the Delegate Assembly will determine the i sessions will be held Monday, Tuesday 'and mornings: and- Monday, and Tuesday evenings; Meetings of departments and roundtables. and sectional 'groups are: scheduled for Monday and Tuesday afterhoons. ey Fairfax. Pfc. C.

Under Creek. 'Orville G. Westre; Char- Sioux Comnany Submits Low Bid On Randall Project OMAHA, 17 ()--A 1 of $4.198,060 from the Western Contracting Corporation, Sioux City, was apparent low for a major earth-work project at the Fort-Randall, S. dam, the Army Engineers announced Tues" ly Lt. Col-Loren W.

Olmstead, executive officer of the Omaha En- said govern- Miirderina: Jailer ELIZAEETHTOWN, N. NOV. 17 (jp)--One of two prisoners who escaped Monday night from Essex County jail was charged today with first degree murder in the slaying of a jailer. Sheriff John: Crowley Edmund Keeseyille had admitted hitting the- jailer, Earl 64, to escape from the jail. Crowley said Hart in a signed -j statement had named William ia Moody, 31, of Saranac lake- as Pfc.

C. Under Baggage, gj neer District, said govern- Under Baggage, Potato ment estimate for the project was $3,968,884.89. The project, known as the second stage in the big Missouri River dam involved excava- ion of approximately 8,500,000 ubic yards of earth and 4,500,000 ubic yards of embankment fill. Crippled Children Must Be Spanked, Convention Is Told CHICAGO, Nov. 17 a crippled-child? Yes, if he needs it, says Author lotte Westre, 503 McQuillan Sgt.

Daryl Wineteer; Rodney R. Wineteer. Box 328, Custer. T-5 Arlie E. Joseph G.

Wirt. Parker. Wessington Wins District Declam WQLSEY, Nov. 17 The Dis- 'trict0 declamatory contest was held at Cavour -en Monday, November 15. S'chools represented were Alpena, Bancroft, Cavour, Hitchcock, Wessington and Wol- sev.

Wessington with 16 points won the contest. Cavour was second with 11. The following high students won superior ratings: Veloris Alpena, dramatic Luiese Husan, Cavour, oratory Joan Vaughn, Wessington, humorous Janet Button, Wessington, poetry. his -'in the -killing. Moody stiU is at large.

Hart was captured last night on a street in the Adirondack village of Keene Valley. Crowley quoted Hart as saying he and Moody used a 10-inch iron bar to slub the jailer. were unable to learn where the bar- had been Hart was awaiting trial on bur-; ary charges and on a rand larceny charge. Aid To Prepare Box For Children MILLER, 17. Glendale Aid met with Mrs.

Bessie Van Cleve with ten members present. 'Mrs. Grace. Johnson auctioned lour dozen cookies donated byi Mrs.t,laxine Christophers on for The group voted to send $10 to the polio fund. The women will fix a box with gifts for the Children's Home in Sfoux Falls.

Each member is asked to bring their gilt tr the next meeting which an all-day one with Mrs. Lila'-Ware- The Fats and Thins division of this Aid had their party at Pleas- aat miley Hall with 125 present to spend an: enjoyable evening at cards and games. -WSCS MEETS TULAEE, Nov. 17--The WSCS of--the Methodist. Church-: iheld their- regular church parlors last Thursday with Mrs.

Milton Haag, Mrs. Roy Deaaney and Mrs. Lee Gilby as hostesses. Wesley Price led the devotions' and, Mrs. Oliver aadcKe the Plans were madefor tfte which will bei in -the form a Christmas Lunch: was served by the hostess.

Mrs. George Singer helped in the kitchen in place of Mrs, Gilby who-was ill. CHURCH SERVICES; TTJLARE, Nov. 17--There will be. church services -at- Salem Cihiurch next Sunday, at the-usual time: Louise Baker.

Miss Baker lost a leg in a traffic accident when she was eight years old. A few months later she said, her father spanked her for trying to boss the household "I had learned lesson number one, that I was going to have to live with my handicap, but: no' off it," Miss Baker told the annual convention for the National Society for Crippled Children. "Not that all crippled children should be spanked," she said in her prepared talk. "I just hap pened to be that type." Miss Baker, of Williams, Ariz, said she didn't learn her lesson all at once. More spankings fol lowed.

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