Honorary Colonel Titles at Stake in Kentucky
In Frankfort the issue of restoring Kentucky colonel titles arises as 17,009 honorary holders seek recognition after former governors granted commissions. Attorney General Beverly M. Vincent argues titles are unconstitutional, void after a governor’s term, and not allowed by state or federal law. Restoration would take effect unless revoked by the current governor or negated by a court ruling.
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Kentuck
James E. Wise
Elizabeth Iowa
State Senate
A. B. Chandler
Keen Johnson
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Beverly M. Vincent
Edlor
Funeral rites set for Albert C. Hunt in Rapid City
Funeral services for Albert C. Hunt of Rapid City president of the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce who died Saturday from a fractured skull after a fall will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Episcopal Church of Rapid City.
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Rapid City
South Dakota Chamber of Commerce of Commerce
Episcopal Church of
Dickinson Hits Scarcity Plan In Congress Debate
In Washington on April 23 Senator Dickinson Iowa Republican charged the Roosevelt scarcity program with causing dog food waste claiming poor Americans eat 100 million pounds of dog food annually most unfit for dogs. Senator Copeland disputed the administration fault citing funding gaps for food and drug inspection. Senator Byrnes mocked the speech calling it a brain trust venture while Dickinson warned of deliberate waste and hunger as Americans live on food unfit for even dogs.
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Washington
Dickinson
Iowa
Congress
Dickson
Copeland
New York
Senate
Byrnes
South Carolina
Brain Trust
Saxon
America
Tews
Doland Area Briefs Reflect Postwar Moves and Passings
Neighborhood notes report Mr and Mrs Al Riske returning to Doland after winter in Minneapolis. Ida Doty visits Aberdeen with her niece Helen Drayer. Crume returns home to Doland after two weeks in hospital. Jean Harkness of Mitchell dies. she was niece of De and Mrs H W Sierwood. C G Clark visits Elden and plans to start rural mail carrier work. June Board leaves for a CCC camp.
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Elden
Funeral for Adolph Schilling Held in Wessington
The funeral for Adolph Schilling who died near Wayland Wednesday was held Friday at the Community Church in Wessington. Various local items note community changes and happenings including residents ill, school events, and moves. Albert Ransom returned to work for L. R. Chesebro. The Wessington grade school varsity operetta Lazy Town postponed to a later date.
Local social notes mention postponed meetings and visits
Be assisting hostess. Division No.2 will meet with Mrs. Enoch Hutchinson the same day. Mrs. Alaric will assist, Mrs. EF. Wheelock will entertain a postponed meeting of the society on Wednesday. Mrs. Sam Bungum will have this om at her here Wednesday. The public card party to be held on Tuesday evening has been postponed indefinitely. Mrs. Josephine Peterson, who has been spending the winter with a daughter in Minnesota, is home again.
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Enoch Hutchinson
Alaric
EF. Wheelock
Sam Bungum
Josephine Peterson
Minnesota
Lion Keeper Faces Threats After Fatal Houn To Stranger
JACKSON S C April 28 Aroused by threats of lynching his pet lion Albert Robert L Moyer stood armed today over the beast which fatally mauled last week a stranger who approached too close to his cage. A coroner s jury did not recommend criminal action but a brother of Lazar swore out a warrant. Moyer was released on bond awaiting a preliminary hearing. He vowed to protect Albert and said he would keep everyone on guard near the cage.
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Jackson
S.C
Albert
Robert L. Moyer
Augusta
Mayer
Ascoranée
Lazar
Tshateyn
D. L. Cherry
Aiken
Moyer
Freddie's Mother Seeks All Earnings in Boy Actor Case
In Los Angeles on April 3, Mrs. Tiltlar Bartholomew filed a new petition in Freddie's guardianship dispute seeking full earnings of the 12-year-old star, after previously asking only for an accounting. The petition accuses that Freddie was brought to the United States under false representations without parental consent. A May hearing in superior court was set to consider the matter.
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Freddie
Los Angeles
Tiltlar
Bartholomew
Buardians
Myllicent Bartholomew
Little Star
Charles Siegling 80 Dies In Miller Home
Charles Siegling aged 80 died at his Miller residence after illness. Born in Saxony Germany in 1856 he came to America at 14 settling in Johnson County. He married Bartha Schmidt in 1879 and had four sons and four daughters. Survived by wife and 13 descendants. Services Thursday at Buffalo Township Lutheran Church with burial there.
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Hess
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Law
Bartha Schmidt
Hund
Burdette
Siegling
Schaible
Buffalo Township
Samme Place
Washington passback shows tax bill and policy debates
The article notes a House action on a $303 million tax bill with Republican Snell urging a night meeting. Senate approves a publication push for AAA and tariff benefit figures and other industry data. Roosevelt calls flood control a national issue as Chamber of Commerce conducts a unemployment survey. The Supreme Court issues 42 unanimous opinions as Guttey Coal Act challenges loom. Senator Dickinson hints at a Republican presidential bid while Copeland defends the administration.
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Representative Snell
New York
Supreme Court
Arthur W.dutton
Chicago
Mayo Recovering After Pneumonia Attack
April 28 report from Philadelphia states Dr. Charles William Mayo 34 son of Dr. Charles de Mayo Rochester Milan surgeon is recovering from pneumonia. California spends 150000 dollars annually to eradicate puncture vine a costly road hazard whose sharp spines puncture auto tires.
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California
Plan Checkup of Beadle County Expenses Reviewed
The Taxpayers Association of Beadle County held its annual meeting at the courthouse. J A Miner was re elected president and R M Russell secretary. The group authorized immediate work on an expense survey of Beadle County expenditures to compare with similar surveys in other counties. An auditor will begin work this week funded by $1 member fees and sustaining members from larger taxpayers.
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Taxpayers Association
Beadle County
Hoon
J. A. Miner
Clifton Township
Ru.m. Russell
Huron
Beadley County
Stanges
Headle
Seek to Reduce Deer Casualties
The United States Forest Service aims to save deer after trains killed many in winter and spring. Salt lured deer to switch tracks. foresters propose mixing kerosene with salt to deter licking and reroute deer away from rail lines.
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Washington
United States Forest Service
C. L. Buffey
Range Management Division
Sey
Forest Service
Landon Supporters Launch South Dakota Campaign Night
Sioux Falls voters hear J B Severson Valley Springs former State senator praise Gov. Landon as the best presidential timber and urge backing of eight uninstructed delegates and alternates. Delegates favored Landon face a Borah instructed slate in the primary.
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Landon
William Borah
Negro Saved Once Before Is Lynched in Georgia
In Sroyston Georgia April 28 a 45 year old Black farmer, once saved from lynching by pleas of an aged judge, was shot to death by about 40 men eight hours before a trial for alleged assault. His body was found at dawn near Colbert after a mob stormed the jail, dragged him out, and killed him with pistol and rifle fire, following a claim he attacked two white girls after their car broke down. Officers say the mob also wounded two officers during arrest, with prior National Guard intervention noted in the victim’s history.
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Sroyston
Lint Shaw
Jude
Colbert
Negen
Nepre
Royston
W. A. Dickerson
Dickerson
Rose Growing Secret Is Out at Capital
In Washington on April 28 a public mystery about roses was solved as neighbors discovered a yard full of blooms at D. D. Hayworth's home. Hayworth admitted he used artificial stems tied with string, debunking rumors of a magical growing method.
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Washington
Tov
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