Prosecution Blocked in Norbeck McMaster Case Claim
Pierre attorney Glenn B. Martens issues a statement reviewing Norbeck related to rural credits. He says Governor Gunderson and John Hanten blocked action against Norbeck and McMaster while pursuing Ewert for defalcations. He notes notes of Norbeck in closed banks, and claims records are inaccessible due to Norbeck's Senate chairmanship over banking.
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Yankton
Gunderson
Peter Norbeck
William H. McMaster
Rural Credits Department
Glenn B. Martens
Pierre
Norbeck
Rural Credits
Idr
Martens
Ewert
John B. Hanten
Muster
Marten
Mr. Mertens
McMaster
Mart
McBlaster
M. Sharpe
South Dakota
Banking and Finance Committee
Senate
H. F. Brownell
Pri
Brownell
Norck
Himgat Zal
Miss Dewing To Demonstrate At Yale April
The Coed Extension club met at Mrs. Albert Maass home with assistants Mrs. Emil Maas and Mrs. Eugene Torey. Fourteen members and three visitors attended as they discussed Hubby s Biggest Annoyance and the book Emigrants by Rolvaag. Mrs. C A Kaufman and Mrs. R E Weley led a Simplified Ironing demonstration followed by a social meal. The next meeting will be at Mrs. J P Gross s home when Miss Sara Dewing will present a wash day efficiency demonstration.
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Miss Dewing
Yale
Coed
Will Extension Club
Albert Maass
Emil Maas
Eugene Torey
J. D. Kaufincci
Bojeg
Rolvaag
C. A. Kaufman
R. EB. Weley
J. P. Gross
Sara Dewing
P T A Meeting Demonstrates New Teaching Methods
At Hichmore P T A a one hour session of regular school work was held from 7 30 to 8 30 in lower grade rooms inviting patrons to visit Two classes were conducted per room with intermissions for visitors Miss Grace Herd led the demonstration highlighting new teaching methods In the high school afterwards officers for the coming year were elected H C Ray president Mrs Amy Whitcher secretary Alvin Strack vice president and Miss Alta Jonnski treasurer A A Kaye had served as president during a successful year
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Hichmore
Visuers
Principe
Grace Herd
Cominar
H.C. Ray
Glecter
Amy Whitcher
Alvin Strack
Alta Jonnski
A. A. Kaye
Hamlin County Welcomes Governor Green in Hayti
April 16 special report from Bryant notes Hamlin County residents turnout to greet Governor Green at Hayti with a packed city hall. Green addressed attendees about the upcoming election while campaign organizers like Alseth of Lake Bogue spoke on state interests. Chet Snyder testified on the game and chaos as local officials prepared for the event.
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Hamlin County
Green
Bryant
Repairs Roofs Hichmore April Specials
Mr g from Pierre repaired roofs this week including the Swife cream station building, the Mar che May beauty salon, and the builder recently occupied by a pool, showcasing local roofing work and seasonal specials.
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Hichmore
Pierre
Old Fashioned Political Interest Fades Ahead of Primaries
Pierre April 1. AP reports weak voter interest in state primaries contrasted with 1930, radio and local contact men dominate campaigns, few rallies, tax reduction unity noted. South Dakota bonds worth 700000 delayed sale. bond board silent. Officials prep data on rural credits finances for next session to map interest payments and bond retirements.
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Associated Press
Pierre
Tut
South Dakota
State Rural Credits Department
W. M. Willy
Rural Credits
Twin Cities
Northwestern Bancorporation
First Bank Stock Corporation
Willy
Pilot And Passenger Hurt In Plane Crash Near Corona
Ed Grams of Sioux City the plane’s pilot and Miss Rea Wenger of San Diego the passenger were injured when the aircraft crashed near Corona. Grams landed in fog and suffered wreck injuries. The damaged plane valued at 10000 dollars.
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Wilmot
Pi—Ed Grams
Sioux City
Rea Wenger
San Diego
Grams
Corona
Grame
Norwegian Lutheran circuit to meet in Langford church
The Aberdeen circuit Sunday school institute of the Norwegian Lutheran church will gather at Trinity Lutheran, Houghton, with Rev. M. S. Knutson, pastor. The event on April 24 includes 14 pastors and teachers from circuit congregations. Rev. A Elmer Moe of Aberdeen leads the afternoon program. Rev. Yohan L. Kildahl of Webster headlines the evening. N E Erickson of Kidder is president and Miss Helen Belden of Groton serves as secretary.
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Yohan L. Kildahl
Webster
Institute
N. E. Erickson
Kidder
Helen
Belden
Groton
Parmley to Speak at Rural-ite Banquet at NSC
J. W. Parmley of Ipswich state coal mine commissioner and pioneer resident will be principal speaker at the annual Rural-ite banquet at Northern State Teachers College on May 11. He will discuss A Life of a Service. The event is sponsored by the college's rural education department and ranks as a standout rural gathering.
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Parmley
Aberdeen
J. W. Parmley
Ipswich
South Dakota
Northern State Teachers College
Rural Education Department
New Arrival in Wessington A Daughter Born
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Burns of Wessington on Tuesday April 12. The newborn weighed 10 pounds.
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Wessington
Frank Burns
Highmore Elects Mayor and Council Members
Highmore voters will choose a new mayor and council members next Tuesday. Mayoral candidates are John Vollum and A L Hill. Ward one slate includes C L Goslin and Jake Hess for one year with Matt Swanson unopposed for two years. Ward two features F E Burnham and J T Marshall for one year with Frank Marso for two years. Ward three has James Hamlin and Pierre Yeandle unopposed.
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Highmore
John Vollum
A. L. Hill
C. L. Goslin
Jake Hess
Matt Swanson
F. E. Burnham
J. T. Marshall
Frank Marso
James Hamlin
Pierre Yeandle
Error found in Esmond indebtedness report
Town officials say the last week statement overstated Esmond indebtedness by 1,614 dollars. At year end 1931 the debt stood at 10,800 dollars, up 30 dollars from 1930, correcting the misprint in Kingsbury county figures.
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Esmond
Kingsbury County
Water piping and tree planting planned for Frankfort park
Frankfort city water is being piped into the city park to support park improvements. A substantial number of trees will be planted this year with Girl Scouts assisting this effort, addressing previous water shortages to ensure trees survive.
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Frankfort
Girl Scouts
Phillipses announce birth of son in Highmore
Mr and Mrs Lowell Phillips announce the birth of a son on April 20. Mrs Phillips and baby are cared for at the John Wells home in Highmore.
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Highmore
Lowell Phillips
Undercover Agent Beaten and Forced From Mitchell
Mitchell police report an undercover sheriff's agent, C. A. Corbin, was beaten, pistol whipped, and ordered to quit town after filing liquor violation charges against a bootlegger. Corbin disappeared after threats. authorities suspect jealousy and a possible female involvement. Investigations consider Redfield or Britton as destinations and seek to return him for testimony.
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Mitchell
C. A. Corbin
Corbin
Mitshell
Redfield
Britton
Corbin Named Insurance Salesman and Sheriff’s Undercover Aid
Corbin was described as an insurance salesman and as having acted as an undercover aide to the sheriff. The notes place him in dual roles within local law enforcement and commerce, highlighting his work in the community.
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Corbin
Sid
Feed Seed Loans Are Approved In Esmond
In Esmond on April 16 a special report notes about 75 seed loans totaling $17,250 and 70 loans amounting to $22,750. Farmers are busy with seeding operations as loans are approved. Also Yale Aid meets at Mrs. E Harding home with six at roll call and social hour.
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Esmond Esmond
Yale Aid
YALE
Yale Ladis’ Aid
E. Harding
The
Ladies Aid
Clara
Pratt Elected Secretary Treasurer After Gipghran Resigns
Gatghran resigned as secretary treasurer and Mrs. Pratt was elected to take her place. Following transaction of regular business, the meeting was adjourned.
C. O. F. Lodge Meets at Yale in Yale
C. O. F. lodge No. 1159 convened at St Williams hall in Yale with 11 members present. Regular business was conducted and lunch was served by Jac Welsh's band.
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Yale Yale
C. O. F. Lodge No
St. Williams Hall
Lunc
Jac Welsh
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