Posse Closings In On George Nelson Dillinger Gunner
A man identified as George Baby Face Nelson, Dillinger gunman, was believed cornered by a large posse in northern Wisconsin near Fifield and Lac du Flambeau after a car theft tied him to the escape from Mercer. Officers scoured woods and roads as St Paul police eyed a Wisconsin plate car. Ollie Catfish said Nelson forced him to guide the way before a highway junction.
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Fifield
Wis
VPI
George
Baby Face
Sangster
Nelson
Dillinger
Lac du Flambeau
Mercer
Baum
Ladysmith
ST. Pau
St Paul
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Ollie Catfish
Baby Fate
Record Primary Vote In State Predicted As Party Lists Mount
In South Dakota a record primary vote is forecast for next Tuesday as party membership surges. Auditors report 271,360 registered in 62 counties with GOP ahead 60,703 votes and Democrats rising 93.65 percent since 1932. Details note possible duplications and turnout uncertainties.
Germans Confer On Debt Puzzle
Berlin April 27 German financiers prepared to present to creditors the unsolved issue of paying Germanys foreign debts. Reichsbank President Hialmar Schacht cited boycott pressures tariff barriers shrinking world trade and US UK currency devaluations as obstacles while urging higher exports and creditor willingness to adjust interest rates or deferments.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichsbank
Hialmar Schacht
Farm Homemaker Honors Planned for Hand County Women
Hand county Home Extension women planned a recognition program for Mrs. Edwin Bucher of Orient the 198 and Mrs. L B Croll of Miller who were named Master Farm Homemaker in Hand county. A luncheon at noon Friday May 4 will precede the program. CHICAGO Aprit 27 A staff physicians meeting at Frances Willard hospital was called to discuss discharge of 20 nurses after a 20 minute strike over pay.
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Edwin Bucher
Orient
Hand County
198
L. B. Croll
Miller
Chicago
Frances Willard Hospital
Nurs
Weather Outlook for Huon Vicinity and South Dakota
Fair and warmer tonight in Huon and vicinity with Saturday partly cloudy and warmer. In South Dakota expect fair skies and rising temperatures tonight with Saturday partly cloudy and warmer in eastern and southern portions.
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Huon
South Dakota
Hoover denies Lindbergh ransom finding reports
In Washington on April 21 Edgar Hoover director of the justice department division of investigation said Boston reports that a large portion of the $50,000 Lindbergh ransom had been found in New England were without truth. He noted the reports stem from a Vermont weekend visit by 10 agents studying an extortion case which did not relate to the Lindbergh case and the extortion inquiry failed to proceed.
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Washington
Edgar Reaver
Justicepartment
Boston
New England
Vermont
Hoover
Wool prices in Montana rise above last year
Helena state reports show wool prices already surpassing 1983 levels as limited shearing continues. Murray E. Stebbins of the Montana Wool Growers Association notes the top price last year was 27½ cents per pound, while F L Trask of Billings has signed for 33 cents for a 1984 clip.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Murray E. Stebbins
Montana Wood Grower’ Association
Fl’ F. Trask
Billings
Wee
Relief spending under New Deal nears five billion
Washington reports the Roosevelt Administration has poured about 1.362 million dollars daily into relief since May 12 1933. Emergency Relief Administration records show roughly 5.129 billion dollars has been appropriated into relief channels, with about 500 million still in coffers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Emergency Relief Administration
Relief Administration
Negotiations Sought In Kidnapping of 6-Year-Old Girl
Tucson officials halted Arizona's largest manhunt to allow Fernando Robles to negotiate with his daughter’s abductors over a $15,000 ransom. Undersheriff Colby A. Farrar said safety of the child guided the pause as Robles and her uncle Carlos prepared to engage the suspects amid a tense, desert search. Mrs. Robles near collapse after deportation added to the urgency as hundreds of officers, ranchers, and volunteers stood by for orders.
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Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
Fernando Robles
Carlos Robles
Democrats Gather in Wolsey for Rally and Club Drive
Democrats plan a rally at Fischer's hall Wolsey starting 8 p m to organize a Young Democratic club for Wolsey and vicinity and invite all Democrats and candidates to attend Speakers include Stanley Brekley of Rapid City The Nye bill to fund 123000 for Pine Ridge Public School construction passes the Senate and goes to the House
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Wolsey
Fischer's Hall
Wolsey and
Stanley Brekleys
Rapid City
Washington
Nye
Pine Ridge
8. D
Senate
House
Relief Program Sparks Division Among Cattlemen in Chicago
In Chicago on April 27 a 400 strong cattlemen audience split over a proposed relief program with a processing tax. American Farm Bureau Federation president Edward O Neal urged acceptance of federal aid and the audience cheered, while opposition argued against the tax. A committee of 25 feed breeders and cattlemen was formed to design an A A A backed relief plan for beef producers.
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Chicago
Wallace
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
May relief budget approval urged for Aberdeen region
Gov. Tom Berry announced regional relief supervisor T. J. Edmonds has recommended approval of the 1.6 million dollar May relief budget for all phases of the relief program. A final federal relief administration decision was expected soon as Berry spoke during political meetings. In Sioux Falls, Dr. Ada Mae Whaley received 48 months probation after pleading guilty to illegal narcotics sale, as stated by U.S. Attorney Olathe Olat.
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Aberdeen
Tom Berry
T. J. Edmonds
South Dakota
Federal Relief Administration
Gov
Berry
Edmonds
Sioux Falls
Ada Mae Whaley
Wolsey
Olat d+ dem
Buffalo Gnats Killing Cattle In South State
Relief agencies race to aid Arkansas farmers as swarms of buffalo gnats devastate livestock across seven counties north of Little Rock. Vets report toxic bites injure horses mules and now threaten hogs cattle and poultry as officials order an investigation and Red Cross intervention.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
W. R. Dyess
Red Cross
Cypress Bayou
Co-Operatives Submit Loan Applications Across Regions
Omaha bank reports over 2500000 in loan applications from cooperatives with 31 coming from Iowa 31 from Nebraska 20 from South Dakota and 3 from Wyoming as stated by president Jerry Mason.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha Bank For Co-Operatives
Jerry Mason
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Pattern Exchanges In Beadle And Nearby Counties
Miss Sara L. Dewing home agent conducts pattern exchanges in Beadle county with schools at Huron Cavour and Virgil. Discussions cover clothing construction methods for adults and children. Similar sessions will occur in Hand county during May.
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Sara L. Dewing
Beadle County
Huron
Cavour
Virgil
Hand
The News Behind the News by Paul C. Allon
Washington April 27. A sharp take on Wall Street lobbying and liberal advantage in the stock market bill debate. The warehouse of influence centers on Roosevelt aides and congressmen with limited public ties while Big Bertha guides the push. A predicted bill passage looms within 30 days, with details refined in committee conferences.
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Washington
Wall
Congress
Wall Street
Rayburn
House of Congress
Willy
SpainNames Samper Ibanez To Lead New Cabinet In Madrid
Madrid April 27 President Als Cala Zamory named Ricardo Samper Ibanez former minister of industry and commerce to form a new government after Spain went three days without a cabinet. Some factions urged Lerroux reappointment as unrest and amnesty turmoil fueled cabinet resignations and monarchist attacks amid a nationwide state of alarm. At Guadalara 215 prisoners began a jail hunger strike following the amnesty law that widened releases for political prisoners. The president urged congress on faults in the law while ministers quit in protest, signaling fragile support for the young republic.
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Madrid
Alscala Zamory
Ricardo Samper Ibanez
Industry
Spain
Samper Ibanex
Samper
Aljandro Lerroux
Young Republic
de+ fianca
Guadalara
Lerroux
Congress
Missing nine week old Goodman vanished in cross country search
Miami police launched a wide pread search for Franklin Delano Roosevelt Goodman nine weeks old, child of Lester Goodman of Whitman Massachusetts and Mrs Moran of San Fernando California. The two families planned a westward journey and reunion in St Petersburg. Authorities considered requesting Mexican assistance as roadman Moran and California family had discussed travel to the south.
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Miami
Fla
Franklin Delano Roosevelt- Goodman
Lester Goodman
Whitman
Mass
Robert Moran
San Fernando
Calif
St. Petersburg
Goodman
Moran
Morans
Republic
Broadcasters Set Final Beadle County Club Program
Ross Oviatt will lead music and talks on station KGDY Saturday from 1 to 1 30 o clock. This concludes the 44 club broadcast series after weeks of Beadle county club sponsorship and programming.
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Ross Oviatt
KGDY
Beadle County
Jury weighing guilt in 1928 anti-Smith crusade case
An 11 man jury with one woman sought a verdict on Bishop James Cannon and Miss Ada Burroughs linked to a 1928 anti-Smith campaign. The bishop was depicted as distributing funds from his robes in a southern Methodist church controversy.
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James
Cannon
Adam Burroughs
Southern’ Methodist
Glanzer Family Faces Federal Seizure Case In Huron
Glanzer and his two sons Dave and Sam were taken before U S Commissioner John P Saver on charges of illegal possession of an unregistered intoxicating liquor distillery. A 50 000 alcohol still was seized by federal agents Wednesday during the raid without a search warrant. The plant, located near a Mennonite ranch eight miles north of Fourth Street North in Huron, could produce about 3 000 gallons daily and was to be dismantled and stored pending court action.
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Paul P. Glanzer
Dave P. Glanzer
Sam P. Glanzer
U. S. Cormmly
John
Sauer
Sico
Paul P. Glee
U.S
John P. Saver
Mornig
James Byrnes
Glanzer
Watertown
Fourth Street
Huron
James River
Wedding interruptions slow governor hopeful's campaign
Rapid City April 7 W Allen Aberdeen candidate for the Republican nomination for governor found campaigning requires adapting to stage affairs Two double weddings occurred as he spoke in Martin and he and Harvey Jewett acted as witnesses The weddings prompted a rush to gift subscriptions to the Dakota Farmer before Allen continued his western South Dakota itinerary including Faith Lemmon and Aberdeen with stops at Belle Fourche Sturgis Lead Deadwood Spearfish.
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Rapid City
W. Allen
Aberdeen
Martin
Cere
Mony
Allen
Harvey Jewett
Alen
J. E. Merchen
B. M. Gibson
Wanamaker
Bells Fourche
South Dakota
Sturgis
Lead
Deadwood
Spearfish
Belle Fourche
Faith
Lemmoe
Pointe
Aberen
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Wisconsin Woods
Demos
Little Bohemia Lodge
John Dillinger
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South
Paul CM
Allon
Whitney-Redmond Stock Exchange Group
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Teadere
Fletcher and
Fletcher
Jim Byrnes
Caroline
Big Bertha
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