Governor Signs Three Bank Laws In Aug Session
PYERE Aug 10 Gov Tom Berry signed four more special session acts, leaving three unapproved. The banking measures allow state banks to join the federal deposit insurance corporation, drop security pledges for public funds, and permit fidelity bonds for officers and employees. The check law remains a misdemeanor for issuing nonfunded checks.
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Tom ‘Berry
Federal Deposit-Insurance Corporation
NRA Seeks End to Labor Strife in Recovery Drive
Washington August 10 The National Recovery Administration pushes harmony in industry by settling disputes. Arbitration hearings focus on Reading hosiery and Pottsville shirt mill cases in Pennsylvania while Hugh Johnson extends the fair competition program. John L. Lewis and workers prepare to present labor side as railroads warned against sacrificing labor for economy. The four hundred million NRA stamps feature a farmer, businessperson, worker, and a woman.
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National Recovery Administration
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Roosevelt
Labor Board
Pennsylvania
Reading
Pottsville
Hugh S. Johnson
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Joseph B. Eastman
NRA
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Industral
Girls win comic coloring contest sweepstake honors
The Evening Huronite held a weekly comic coloring contest. Winners include Marjorie Kretchmer and Berdyne Peet for color pages Out Our Way and Moon Mull ing. Eight runners up receive free tickets to the Huron theatre, to be collected at the theatre.
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Huron
Berdyne Peet
Alpena
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Iva L. Brown
Route 2
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Wisconsin Avenue
Jean Housman
Marjorie Kenner
First Street
Loyd Gordon
Idaho
Two Ponies To Be Driven Tandem In Children Parade
A team of Shetland ponies and drivers will enter the Mutt parade for children and their pets, passing Grouse push ness section of Huron. Other entries include Betty Bowter with a pet, Herrice Helseth with a cat, Reland and Howard Sparks with rabbits and a cat, Verle French with a pet, and Jack Vogel with a dog at 663 Kansas southeast.
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Push Ness
Huron
Betty
Bowter
Minois
Herrice Helseth
Wisconsin
Cat
Reland
Howard Sparks
Kansas
Cate
Verle French
Frank
Jack Vogel
Kansas Southeast
Mrs Jefferson Wins Rent Claim Action
Circuit Judge Alva Taylor ruled that Lenn Jefferson must pay rent to Mrs Jefferson for crops held in trust to satisfy the rent claim. The case was defended by Longstall and Gardner. Minex represented the tenant, Hogera, in the action before the court.
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Teylor
Lenn Jefferson
Pane
Costs Drop At Huron College
Costs for Huron College show a tuition of 75.00 per semester with overall expenses down from 191 to 170.50 per semester. A savings of 20.50 per semester is noted, driven by cheaper board and room arrangements as students rent private rooms off campus.
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Huron College
Bates
North Central Colleges
South Dakota
Six New Jobs Created At Standard Oil Office
The Standard Oil general office announced six new clerical positions due to NRA blanket code observance. Some workers start today, with all six on payroll by Monday, raising the staff from 58 to 64 and prompting further clerical expansions at sub-offices in Huron Aberdeen Rapid City Mitchell and Watertown. Office hours were cut from 44 to 40 per week while salaries remained unchanged.
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C. Z. Tunker
Junker
Huron
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Mitchell
Watertown
Two Lennox youths killed in car train crash
Two Lennox youths Henry G. Bultena and John H. Osterloo died when their speeding auto crashed into a stationary freight train east of Lennox around 3 a m Fog blinded the driver. Lester Kettwig fractured hip and leg and head injuries. he was taken to Sioux Falls hospital Wildboer survived seated in rear seat. The crash also involved Miss Margaret Noel of Highmore and Miss Constance Grafton of Miller connected to Huron college enrollment plans.
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Henry G. Bultena
John
H. Osterloo
Lester Kettwig
Sioux Falls
Clifford
Wildboer
Huron College
Margaret Noel
Highmore
Wall Lake
Buren
Iun
Constance Grafton
Miller
Huron
Furon College
Out of danger Hudkins improves after brawl injury
In Los Angeles on August 4 the former Nebraska boxer Ace Hudkins was pronounced out of danger by his attending physician Dr. O'Reilly after a Sunday night brawl. The injured fighter and another Ohukets were removed and two blood transfusions given as part of his treatment.
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Los Angeles
Hudkins
Nebraska
Post Toasties Breakfast Crunch Delights Hearts of Corn
Cheerful breakfast option from General Foods boasts Post Toasties crispy flakes. Described as crisp cool and refreshing whether with fruit milk or cream, made from sweet corn hearts. Requests for individual serving cellophane wrapped packs in hotels restaurants and trains.
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