Corey Explains New Tax Measure In South Dakota
South Dakota state Secretary of Finance L. E. Corey outlined a new gross income tax that goes into effect July 1, promising to replace general property taxes and cut Beadle county property levies. He warned the net income tax would not meet revenue needs and noted 1 percent to 4 percent rates on incomes, with 45 percent of revenue going to schools.
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L. E. Corey
South Dakota
Beadle County
Corey
Department of School and Public Lands
Union
New York
Mississippi
Pierre
Huron
County
Ohe
Insull Named In Divorce Trial In Los Angeles
In a Los Angeles divorce case Nippo Strongheart accuses Marion Strongheart of infidelity with fugitive magnate Samu Insull while Marion claims business ties with him. A florist bill showed roses mailed from New York to Paris in 1931 with a note “My love goes with the roses.”
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Insull
Los Angeles
Samu Insull
Nippo Strongheart
Marion Strongheart
Marion Campbell
Strongheart
Mra Strongheart
New York
Paris
Saibereris
Woman's Intuition Leads Officers On Blind Bandit Chase
A tip from a worried wife sent Deputy Sheriff Harvey Huntley to Hayti and Lake Poinsette in a search for the Kaylor bank bandits. Authorities checked a tourist camp after a telegram-like alert proved unverified, with later reports confirming no connection to the holdup.
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Kaylor Bank
Sherif Harvey Huntley
Hayti
Lake Poinsette
Leake Poinsette
Regents Hold Session to Complete Normal School Faculties
The South Dakota Board of Regents met in Pierre to finalize faculty selections for the states normal schools and to review protests at Northern Teachers College Aberdeen and the University of South Dakota Vermillion. The board planned to discuss engineering school elimination and possibly add faculty at Northern and Southern normal Springfield.
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C. C. Caldwell
Sioux Falls
Board of Regents
Vermillion
W. S. Dolan
Milbank
Northern
Southern Normal
Springfield
Dolan
Mr. Dolan
Guy Hervey
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Wil Wells
Webster
John E. Peart
Flandreeu
American Missionary Kidnapped in Manchuria Report
Date line Apr 21 Fenglien province announces Dr. Niels Nielsen, kidnapped American missionary, located about 18 miles from Msiuyen in bandit hands. He was seized last week at Hsivyen 100 miles south of Mukden. Abductors demand $200000 ransom. Japanese patrols and contacts noted.
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Datren
Manchuria
Fenglien
Niels Nielsen
Wee
Msiuyen
Liutienwen
Nielsen
Hsivyen
Mukden
Scotter Buys Out Cab Line Partner
DeLuxe Cab co owner Earl Scotter announces he has bought out partner William Parsons and now owns the business alone. The DeLuxe Cab service began here in October with Scotter and Parsons.
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Scotter
Earl Scotter
DeLuxe Cab Company
William Parons
Parsons
Fire in Garage Damages Wall and Roof Near 319 Fourth Street
A garage fire at the rear lot occupied by Arthur Andresen on 319 Fourth Street Northeast caused damage to one wall and the roof. Marshal O Neal, a nearby resident, reported the blaze and an alarm was turned in. The cause remains unknown.
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Arthur Andresen
Fourth
Marshal O'Neal
At The Hospitals Reports Admitted and Dismissed
In the hospitals list several names appear under admitted including TL O Lawrence Yale wurg seal Veeus Heald and Woonsocket surgical W Be He Senith Huron medical. Dismissals include Izetts Johnston Buran Anderson Markell Wolsey Mrs Vernon Hoaglin and baby Mrs Walter Folay Heene William Pitan Huron. An average fee for marriage and a ball opera are mentioned.
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Gbaareaasaaraseareeoareril
O. Lawrence
Yale Wurgseal
Veeus
Heald
Woonsocket
Surgical
W. Be ‘He Senith
Huron
Medical
Izetts Johnston
Buran
Pene “Anderson
Markell
Wolsey
Vernon’ Hoaglin
and. Baby
Walter “Folay
Heene
William’ Pitan
U S S Macon Flies On Test Shakedown Over Ohio
The U S Navy airship Macon the world’s largest lifted 103 aboard including 11 officers and 31 Goodyear Zeppelin engineers on a 11 hour shakedown flight. Capt Alger H Dresel commanded radio orders were sent to ground crew and the craft flew over Cleveland before turning toward an unspecified course.
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U.S. S. Macon
Akron
U.S
Macon
O. K
Alger H. Dresel
Naval Board of Aspecton
George C. Day
Goodyear-Zeppelin Company
Dresel
Diesel
Cleveland
Young Factor Freed By Kidnappers After Eight Days
Northwestern University junior John Factor aged eighteen describes his captivity after being seized near his Chicago home. He says his captors beat him but treated him kindly, allowed magazines and newspapers, and he read stories about the kidnapers. Police note uncertainty over ransom payment.
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Young Factor
Chicago
Ape
Northwestern University
John Factor
Atlantic
Marcus
Iodnap- Young
Jury Must Decide Sanity Question in Judd Case
Florence Arizona April 21 Winnie Ruth Judd faces a verdict on insanity after conflicting testimony from state and defense psychiatrists. Mrs Judd is condemned to hang next week for the murder of Agnes Anne LeRoi with state experts claiming neurosis of the condemned and feigning insanity while defense doctors argue unsound mind.
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Florence, Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Joseph Catton
San Francisco
Judd
Los Angeles
Paul Bowers
Diregibles Spark Debate in Japan and Germany
Fragments suggest a public opinion split over German dirigible expertise amid Akron disaster commentary. Officials reportedly favor German know‑how, while public statements remain largely silent about blame or future construction.
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Germany
Akron
Congress
Roosevelt Era Censorship Debate and Banking Trends
A July column surveys the failed push for a broad censorship bill amid journalist pressure to curb overreach. It notes Roosevelt era legal work boosting attorney jobs, plus railings about dirigibles and aviation safety in Europe. New York bank merger rumors surface with potential to rival Chase and shift policy on deposits, while Perkins shapes leadership and targeting dividend restraint.
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Justice Department
Senate
England
France
Italy
Germany
Treasury
Woodring
Perkins
National City
Old Guard
New York
Chase Harris Forbes Faces Skeleton Core Plan
The item notes an investment trust eyeing the Chase Harris Forbes Corporation with tentative interest and plans to trim to a skeleton organization. It states 1,100 employees would be reduced with only a portion retained. Louisiana authorities permit reopening of state banks after threats of secession from the state system.
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National
Chase-Harris Forbes Corporation
Louisiana
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Nord Heads Legion Group at Hand County Convention
E C McKenzie of Huron retires as district commander after leading yesterday’s Hand county post convention. James Mann of Sioux Falls spoke on hospital needs before State Commander Harry C Kehm delivered the main address. Afternoon session covered commanders adjutants and reports.
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Hand
E. C. McKenzie
Huron
James Mann
Sioux Falls
Harry C. Kehm
Sessiog
Vari
Fifth District Auxiliary Meeting Reports Strong Attendance
In the fifth district auxiliary session 150 delegates and visitors from 14 units attended at 10 PM yesterday. Towns represented include Ashton Brentford Faulkton Hitchcock Huron Miller Onis Ree Heights Seneca St. Lawrence Wesington Wolsey Cresburd Conde. Mrs Ruth Dukes of Huron presided with remarks from Alternate District President Clara Zachritz and welcomes by Louise Briggs of Miller. State Commander Kehm spoke along with officials Berniece Ewing Florence Lee Abigail Walsh Zella Scofield. Wessington unit presented a memorial service and the district reports 86 percent of its 1933 membership quota.
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Ashton
Brentford
Faulkton
Hitchcock
Huron
Miller
Onis
Ree Heights
Seneca
St. Lawrence
Wessington
Wolsey
Cresburd
Conde
Ruth Dukes
Clara Zachritz
Louise Briggs
Dukes
Henriette Paulson
Sumumit
Florence Lee
Estelline
Berniece Ewing
Abigail Walsh
Zella Scofield
de Smet
Paulson
Kehm
Berniete Ewing
Fifth District
District members honored for top campaign effort
Eight of the twenty units accelerated their membership campaigns reaching a peak level. The Wolsey and Mellette units received trophies as recognition for their campaign work.
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Wolsey and Mellette
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Japan
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Thompsons
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Ade
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Kellogg
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