National Legion Chief To Be Here
Edward A. Hayes of Decatur Illinois national commander of the American Legion will attend the South Dakota Spring conference in Huron Sunday. Hayes has long served in Legion leadership roles including national rehabilitation committee vice chairman and Illinois department commander in 1929 and 1930. He served in the Navy during World War I and later formed the law firm Hayes and Downing in Decatur. He is married with four children and active in local civic and legal groups.
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Labor Candidate Is Grand Forks Winner
Grand Forks real estate man A Fladland headed a labor endorsed ticket and was elected president of the city commission on near complete returns from yesterday's city election. In Langdon George M Price incumbent won over Thomas J Clifford. Fred J Fredrickson re elected mayor of Valley City by 600 votes 1335 to 726.
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Touhy Mobster Sentenced To Thirty Years In Prison
CHARLOTTE April 4 Touhy mobster Isaac Costner a Chicago Touhy gang member was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for his role in a 105000 mail truck robbery in North Carolina He also received 25 years for robbery with firearms and 5 years for robbery and assault with suspension of other postal law counts The case listed 12 counts but judgment covered two and the rest were suspended.
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Henry Ford Outlines Path to Affordable Modern Living
The Chicago Tribune quotes Henry Ford urging makers to listen to people and produce superior products at affordable prices. He argues low mood spurred invention, market growth, and new housing that is cheaper, better built, and air conditioned. Ford says homes should move beyond city confines with improved transport linking urban and village life.
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Keep Prices Down Urged at NRA Banquet by General Johnson
General Johnson NRA administrator urged retailers to keep prices down at the 23rd annual National Retail Dry Goods Association convention banquet. He cautioned against ruinous price-cutting and inflation, stressing small businesses are not at monopolists' mercy and urging a steady price policy. A furrier preview promises next winter styles and emphasized personalized customer service in Central Dakota.
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