Waive Further Wheat Contracts In Western States
The farm administration designated 73 more western counties where wheat rediti on contract signers may Waive to 84 percent minimum planting. Areas cover Colorado Kansas Texas South Dakota Montana Idaho Oregon Oklahoma. Farmers must apply via county control associations for approval.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Colorado
Kansas
Texas
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Oklahoma
Inet
Perkins
Brule
Buffal
Mellette
Todd
Potter
Lyman
Déw
Codington
Schwab Elected President Of Wesleyan Student Association
Da kota Wesleyan University students elected Schwab, a junior active in the Daedalian literary society and intersociety board, as president, defeating Zell Fisher of Kitchell in a spring election with 73 percent turnout. Letitia Hahn was elected vice president, Victor Bauman secretary treasurer, and other officers were chosen for Phreno Cosmian and related posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piappa Dela
Kentucky
Wesley
Letitia Hahn
Deland
Victor Bauman
Ft Morgan
Colo
David Evans
Alpena
Phreno Cosmian
Franklyn Stark
Unityville
Ug Phreng Cosmian
Thomas Williams
Ainetic Board
Two Girls Questioned Over Kidnap Threats in Los Angeles
Police questioned Irene Wart 14 and Jewel Ennis 12 after mothers of neighbors reported kidnap notes demanding $500. A note was found under a door instructing to place money or face a kidnapping. Authorities traced the threat to the two junior high students and are investigating further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plac
Los Angeles
J. Papyauias
Irene Wart
Jewel Ennis
Rites Wednesday for Mrs Koschel near Virell
Funeral services for Mrs Edward Koschel of near Virell, who died Sunday night at a local hospital, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Welsh chapel. The Rev Wilfred Helwig Baptist minister from Wessington Springs will officiate, with burial in Riverside cemetery.
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Koschel
Edward Koschel
Near Virell
Wilfred Helwig
Mincmer
Wessington Springs
Origiate
Riverside
Corn Hog, Receivership, and Guilty Verdict in April News
In April reports, M. Carl states 1932-33 corn hog contracts require county adjustments before payment contracts unlock. Associated Gas and Electric seeks receivership in Utica federal court amid FTC probe. Blaine Brooks found guilty of second degree manslaughter in Mitchell. Crop payments total about 160 million for cotton, 100 million for wheat, and 350 million for hog and corn growers. strawberry bed cultivation advised as春 plants are set out.
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Moeves
M. Carl
State
Corn-Hog Board of Review
Albany, N
Pratookholder
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Federal Trade Commission
Utica
Mitchell
P. Blaine Brooks
Amber Cane Seed For Sale At Cost In Beadle County
Beadle County Feed Committee reports two carloads of Amber cane seed from Kansas City arrived in Huron and now available to farmers at 2.60 per hundred pounds. Chairman Charles Worrall says germination tests reach 87 percent and sale is at cost plus handling charges. Orders should be sent via coupon to The Evening Huronite. Also seed corn three varieties at 1 per bushel and hay at 13.50 off car or 14 from barns, with contact through Mr. Worrall or The Evening Huronite.
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Beadle County Feed Committee
Huron
Charles Worrall
Kansas City
Worrall
Huronite
South Dakota
Beadle County
Dent
Minnesota
Mrs Kohler To Be Taken To Pierre
Federal Judge M M Joyce ordered the removal of Mrs Alvina Kohler to South Dakota to face charges linked to a 60000 ransom kidnapping of Charles Boettcher II. Kohler appeared without an attorney and waived removal hearing. She was arrested Saturday on charges she helped prepare ransom notes in Denver. She will be taken to Pierre within the next two days, says U S Marshal Bernard Anderson.
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St, Paul
M. M. Joyce
Alvina Kohler
South Dakota
Charles Boettcher II
Denver
Kohler
Verne Sankey
Boettcher
Studde Joyce
Grants Amnesty In Cabinet Crisis in Madrid
In Madrid on April 24, President Alcala Zamora signed a bill granting amnesty to several thousand political prisoners, easing tensions after threats of cabinet resignation. Premier Lerroux said the law would appear in the official gazette to take effect automatically, with many prisoners freed from jail since the December revolt amid fears of a further general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Alcala Zamora
Zamora
Congress
Alejandro Lerroux
Gazeette Loranto
Spain
President Proclaims Child Health Day in May
President Roosevelt has proclaimed May Day as Child Health Day for the sixth consecutive year. He urges greater unified efforts to improve existing child welfare programs wherever they are inadequate.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Enist
Breach of Promise Suit Ends in Los Angeles
Actress Marjorie Whiteis accepted a $5,000 payment and court costs ending her breach of promise suit against director Joe Brown. Whiteis claimed a four year romance ended with another actress, Sally Eilers, as cause. The case sought $190,000. the payment settles the judgment. Prices for cattle and calves rose while slaughter declined versus 1933.
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Los Angeles
Marjorie Whiteis
Joe Brown
Miss Whiteis
Brown
Niady Sally Eilers
Whitney Smith
Miss Whiters
Marjorie Gay
William Thaw Dies After Surviving Lafayette Escadrille
Col William Thaw I a wartime D Artignan of the skies dies of pneumonia aged after the Lafayette Escadrille crew mourns. Relatives view his trophies including the a bottle of death, a quart of 80 year old bourbon signed by many dead aces. Maj Thenault receives the relic from a brother. Raul Lufbury debates lone return after a fatal mission.
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Fitssburgh
William Thaw I
D'Artignan
France
America
M. Thenault
Bach Tire
Tostane
Fire destroys five Main Street buildings in McIntosh
Fire of unknown origin damaged five main street businesses in McIntosh on Monday. Loss estimated at 30,000 dollars, partially insured. The flames, fed by strong wind, began at HC Richards meat market and grocery. Leramon fire department arrived after local crews contained the fire. buildings burned included Richards market, Hangon meat market, Cecil Mankoff general store, Joe Morey pool hall, and a vacant structure owned by J. E. Boren. A vacant lot separating the flames from nearby structures and ample water helped minimize damage.
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Mcintosh
Main Street
HC. Richards
Procery
Leramon
Richards Market
W. S. Hangon
Cecil Mankoff
Joe Morey
J. E. Boren
Dust Reports From Minnesota Match Dakota Dust Conditions
Paul K. Myers and L. S. Krummann returned from Minneapolis with news that Minnesota dust conditions are as severe as in South Dakota. They noted good crop prospects in South Dakota beyond Marshall and Redwood Falls. Myers described stopping a car due to heavy dust, and discussed plans for state teachers convention entertainment, considering the Minneapolis symphony orchestra among attractions and seeking Twin City support for the Missouri River diversion project. Krummann attended a Firestone Rubber sales conference.
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Minnesota
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
L. S. Kruznmann
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Myers
Marshall
Minn
Redwood
Falls
Civic and Commerce Association
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Twin City
Krummann
Firestone Rubber Company
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Schwab
DWU
State Fair Grounds
Psoriasis
Cutiura
Willie Whalen
Emmett St
Burlington
Iana
Uly
Giburg
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. D. Sinldos, Maz
William Thaw
Chicago
Tower of Hospitality
Morrison Tower
Terrace Garden
Dave
Leonard Hicks
Morrison
Pennsylvania
Famous Riverside
Bradford
Ward
Rambler
Europe
Iit
Blue Chambray
Montgomery
Manila
Dakota Ave
Huron, D. D
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