Gladys Pyle Foresees Green Primary Victory Margin
PUERRE April 34 Miss Gladys Pyle secretary of the securities commission predicts Governor Green will win the republican renomination by about 15 000 votes at the upcoming primary. She forecasts roughly 116 000 votes cast with Green about 55 000 Cramberson 40 000 and Ayres 15 000. She expects a smaller GOP vote than in 1930 due to apathy, but says Green will secure a majority in the counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pyle
Eure
Gunderson
Howell Ceungith
Ss Sulidiy
Green
Carl Trygstad
Hoover Power To Reorganize Federal Setup Wins House
Washington April 30 Hoover gains a major provision allowing a president to reorganize executive branches of the government as the economy bill faces heavy amendments. Insurgent Democrats push cuts totaling 67 million dollars become the target while veterans' allowances remain contentious. Leaders cling to hopes that later record rates may reverse pay cuts and other items. Debate exhaustion delays passage as sessions resume.
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Washington
Hoover
Two Are Sentenced For Store Robbery
BELLE FOUARCHE, April 3. Entering guilty pleas to third degree burglary and mercery in the Buffalo G D McMahon store robbery two weeks ago, Ellis Goode Julius Dutch Lewis and Lloyd Duke Burns were sentenced by Judge W F Eddy at Lemmon. Goode and Lewis got seven years on each count, Burns five years. Burns received lighter terms for confessing. Officers recovered $399 in merchandise including 43 overalls and 90 shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fouarche
G. D. McMahon
Buffalo
Ellis Goode
Julius
Dutch" Lewis
Lloyd “Duke
Burns
Lemmon
W. F. Eddy
Eddy
Goode
Lew
French Voters Prepare for General Election Tomorrow
Paris reports French voters will cast ballots tomorrow in a general election with a May 8 run-off to follow. Some 3,617 candidates compete for 15 seats in the chamber, and 85 seek a single Ariege seat while Premier Tardieu forecasts no trouble on May Day despite radical demonstrations.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
St Girend
Ariege
Tardieu
Campaige
Laryn
Filis
Mrs Feige Elected National League Director From South Dakota
Mrs E W Feige of Huron longtime president of the South Dakota League of Women Voters was elected to the National League of Women Voters board representing Region 5 at Detroit convention. She becomes first South Dakotan named to the national board for a two year term and will attend state conventions and national board meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Feige
National League of Women Voters
Detroit
Northwest
W. Feige
Huron
South Dakota League of Women Voters
League
South
United States
Feige
A. J. McGuire
St. Paul
League of Nations
Belle M. Sherwin
Cleveland
Region 5
C. & N. W. Railroad Big Taxpayer in South Dakota
ABERGEEN April 30 The Chicago North Western railway paid 386 222 82 in taxes to county treasurers in South Dakota or about half of the 772 445 39 total due for 1932 The Brown county treasurer received 15 497 80 in taxes for the period covered by the report
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Abergeen
South Dakota
Chicago & North Western Railway
Brown County
Partly cloudy and colder with light frost expected
Weather bulletin notes a partly cloudy, colder night with possible frost and a gradual warming trend into Sunday. European-like garbled lines mention frost, cooler conditions, and a delivery service reminder about a 6 30 pm deadline amid a Westtre Unies phase at 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westtre Unies
Boy Prefers Jail Term To Bumming
Aberdeen April 26 44 Edward Williams of Tacoma Park is back in jail after escaping last week following a 35 day sentence for driving a car while intoxicated. He returned last night saying bumming is unpleasant and asked to be locked up again.
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Aberdeen
Edward Williams
Tacoma Park
Williams
Massed Church Choir to Perform Sunday at American Lutheran
National Music Week opens with a county wide massed choir directed by Prof. Lee Bright of Huron College. More than 30 singers from Ka ren Broadland Wolsey and Wessington will perform with Vesper music including Buck Festival Te Deum and Gounod Babylon's Wave. Audience may join in. Recital by Huron College Conservatory students follows Monday with solos and instrumental pieces led by Misty Besse Stackpole Grace Finley and John Wharton.
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American Lutheran Church
Lee Bright
Huron College
Huron
Brigm
Karen Broadland
Wolsey
Wessington
Dudley Buck
Gounod
Babylon
Wave
Solin
Huron College Conservatory of Music
College Chapel
Hright
Misty Besse Stackpole
Grace Finley
John Wharton
East Urges Farm Aid Need Says Norbeck
East and west share view on agricultural distress and purchasing power. Peter Norbeck urges quick House action on Shipstead grasshopper relief. House Agriculture Committee to decide on a 1450 dollar appropriation for Northwest eradication. Norbeck plans to return home to vote and meet friends. Northwestern Republicans Williamson and Cher Johnson press for rapid action as grasshopper eggs hatch.
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Washington
East
Peter Norbeck
S. D
Norbeck
House
Senate
South Dakota
House Agriculture Committee
Northwest
Man Jones
Garner
Agriculture Committee
Northwestern
Williamson
Christopher Son
Mother Stunned By Verdict That May Imprison Son
WINCHESTER KY April 30 A massie family shock after Lieut Thomas Massie 24 and three others were convicted in the Honolulu lynching case manslaughter verdicts leave the Winchester mother Mrs W S Massie stunned and unsure of future steps while her daughter Dorothy stands nearby both had expected acquittal and no plans were announced.
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Winchester
Thomas Massie
W. S. Massie
Honolulu
Massie
Dorothy
Five Federal Men Arrested in Huron Roundup
Eight of the eighteen Fest speakers participated in South Dakota high school declamatory contests at Pierre. Robert Wagner of Huron won first in oratory with Arthur Anderson of Rapid City second. Sara Saxe of Mitchell and Mary Loft of Yankton led drama and humor divisions respectively, while Wagner is hailed as state orator champion after a three year forensics run at Huron High School.
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Huron
Miller
Highmere
Philip
United States
Pierre
E. J. Senn
Sioux Falls
Anderson
William Decker
Dakota Avenue Southeast
Chet Cook
Miller Cate
Henry Heilman
Milter
Gene Ward
Hi R. A
Sara Saxe
Mitchell
Mary Loft
Y Yankton
Steven Keane
Aberdeen
Miss Saxe
Miss Loft
Ruth Marteng
Margaret Schlosser
Plankinton
Hope Erickson
Lead
Huron High School
Robert Waner
Roger
Vermillion
Robert
South Dakota
Huron High
Primary Candidates Present Statements for Beadle County Nomination
Short statements from 33 candidates, both parties, seeking nominations for Beadle County offices in the upcoming primary election. The material appears on Page 4 with no accompanying story.
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Beadle County
Woman Avoids Arrest After Miller Raid On Cafe Operation
Officers raided a Miller area cafe run by a woman who was not arrested due to her children. Officer Sean said no name was given. charges may follow based on conduct. Cook of the Green Dragon in Miller allegedly dumped whisky into a furnace. Several whiskey cartons found. others charged include Ward and McIivery. Arraignments planned in Pierre and Huron before U S commissioners. Decker seized in Huron with whisky portions. Senn notes the operator’s long federal observation. This roundup follows a prior week’s arrest sweep in Huron area showing ongoing federal enforcement.
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Miller
Sean
Cook
Green Dragon
Saver Heilman
Miller and
Ward
Highmore
Mclivery
Philip
U. S.1
Pierre
Iich
U. S
John P. Sauer
Huron
Decker
Senn
Sioux Falls woman sues for injuries in auto crash
Helen Miller of Sioux Falls sues Richard Stevens and R G Stevens for 25000 in circuit court claiming injuries from a November 1930 collision near Beresford Iowa while she was a guest passenger. Suit cites negligence and speed. listed injuries include a dislocated vertebra and broken ankle.
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Sioux Falls
Helen Miller
Richard Stevens
R. G. Stevens
Miss Miller
Stevens
Swen Swenson
Inwood
Beresford
Massie and three others convicted of manslaughter in Kahahawai slaying
In Honolulu on April 30 a racially mixed jury found Lieut Thomas Massie and three Navy associates guilty of manslaughter in the Kahahawai case with leniency sought. Mrs Thalia Massie cried at verdict readings as Governor Judd warned guards and police readiness, while appeals and possible sentences hovered.
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Honolulu
Thomas H. Massie
U. S. Mt
Granville Fortescue
Society
Albert Jones
E. J. Lord
Navy
Thalia Massie
Joseph Kahahawai
Lawrence M. Judd
National Guard
A. F. Weber
Fon Thei
May
Charles 5
Davis
Massie
George S. Leisure
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
California
Fern
Judd
Ward Wortman
Pearl Harbor
Lieut
Fortescue
415 Crop Loans Approved In Brown County
Aberdeen April 30. With Friday marking final date for applying for federal crop production loans, 415 applications have been approved and 62 are pending, county agent W E Dittmer announced. The total paid out so far is 18.40, averaging 124.42 per farmer. loans cover crop production with few feed loans.
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Brown Aberdeen
W.E. Dittmer
Brown County
Capital Powerless To Lighten Terms
Washington reports that four Honolulu residents convicted yesterday of manslaughter for the slaying of a Hawaiian cannot expect leniency from federal authorities. Only territorial officials can grant mercy under territorial law, as federal power to intervene is not recognized unless the offense occurred on a federal reservation.
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Washington
Honolulu
Department of Justice
Ben
Wall Street Invited to Senate Stock Market Probe
A team of trained accountants will audit Wall Street for the Senate to determine if improper or illegal manipulations occurred in the stock market. Hearings may pause for about three weeks while records from the stock exchange and brokerages are reviewed. Chairman Norbeck and committee counsel William A. Gray outlined the plan after a secret meeting. George K. Watson and Company will supervise the research with at least four auditors.
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Washington
Wall Street
Senate
Stock Exchange
Norbeck
South Dakota
William A. Gray
Gray
George K. Watson and Company
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
South Dakota AAA Chapter to Meet in Mitchell
The annual meeting of the South Dakota chapter of the American Automobile Association will be held in Mitchell at Hotel Navin on Wednesday May 11 at 10 AM. Secretary-manager Neaton KE Blood said the event is open to all members and will include officer elections. A speaker from the Washington DC office may attend and other business will be addressed.
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S. Dia.a
Mitchell
Rapid City
South Dakota
American Automobile Association
Hotel Navin
Neaton KE. Blood
Bera
Owill
Blood
Washington, D. C
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Gladys Pyle
Huron Woran
Securities Commission
Hope House
North and
Minnesota
Iowa
Montana
C. & N. W. Railroad
Federal
Wagner
Rath Martens
FOI
Camp Lubay
Blue Ridge Mountains
White House
Darrow
Kahahawai
Mya. Massie
Masshe
Clarence Darrow
Darrew
Grace Fortescue
Joe Kahahawai
Attornney Montgomery Winn
Winn
New York Society
Albert MM. Cristy
Idaya
Hilo
Na Esecala
Corps of Accountants
L. Welz, Cosirman
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