Lawshe Will Head State NRA Board
Pierre August 24 Ten members of South Dakota recovery board met in Pierre to organize and plan a statewide drive to implement the president's recovery program. Ben B. Lawshe of Sioux Falls was elected chairman and J J Larkin secretary with nine district heads named to coordinate local committees and code enforcement.
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State Board
South
South Dakota
Lawshe
Chambers Kellar
Lead — Harding
Butte
Lawrence
Perkins
Meade
Carson
Ziebach
Dewey
C. J
Jerauld
Aurora
Douglas
Hutchinson
Bor Homme
Ber B. Lawshe
Sioux Falls
Hanson
McCook
Minnehaha
Turner
Lincoln
Yanton
Clay
Union
Cheese Industry Moves Toward National Recovery Code
Chicago August 2 The cheese industry plans a national recovery code and a price committee with three producers three assemblers and a seventh chosen by the six. If the six fail to pick the seventh the Wisconsin College of Agriculture dean will decide. The panel will supersede the farmers call board and Plymouth cheese exchange pending Washington approval.
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Chicago
National Cheese Institute
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Farmers’ Call Board
Plymouth Cheese Exchange
Washington
Speedy Justice In Chicago Sets Death Sentence Record
In Chicago on August 2 a police killer Morris Cohen was convicted of murder and sentenced to death within seven hours. Policeman Hastings was slain nine days earlier at Navy Pier. Cohen was arrested within two hours, indicted the next day, and the jury verdict of guilty came at 4 PM with the judge imposing electrocution, the first postwar death sentence in Cook County and first electric chair use here.
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Chicago
Morris Cohen
Joseph Hastings
Navy Pier
Cohen
Kickham Scanlan
Cook County
Sitte
Ommodt Named Dairy And Food Director
Charles Ommodt of Detroit Lakes will take office September 15 as state director of the division of dairy and food in Minnesota. He succeeds Theodore H. Ahrens, newly selected conservator of the Minnesota rural credits bureau. Ommodt is a graduate of South Dakota State College and later headed the college creamery department.
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Ommodt
ST. Paul
Minn
Charles Ommodt
Detroit Lakes
Division of
Dairy and Food
Theodore H. Ahrens
Minnesota Rural Credits Bureau
South “Dakota
Lindberghs Start Northern Mapping Flight to Shetlands
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh left the Faeroes from Tveraa on a northern air mapping tour. The couple planned to reach Lerwick in the Shetland Islands and then proceed to Scotland and England after receiving permission from the air ministry.
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London
Charles, A. Lindbergh
Air Ministry
Shetland Islands
Scotland
England
Lindberghs in Faroe Islands Near Visit Uncertain
Preparations were under way on the Faroe Islands for a possible visit by Col and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh, though there was no certainty they would go ashore or proceed with any plans today.
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Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Faroe Islands
Machado Guarded Against Assassination Plot
Nassau reports an aircraft carrying men aimed at killing Cuba's deposed president Gerardo Machado had left Cuba and reached Nassau, prompting armed guards with rifles around his hotel. Bahamian police show heightened vigilance as colonial officials assess the air plot.
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Machado
Nassau
R.o
Gerardo Machado
Cuba
Copenhagen
Denmark
Planer
Coughlin Testimony in Detroit Bank Probe Continues
The Rev Father Charles Coughlin testifies again in the Detroit grand jury investigation into the closing of the First National and Guardian National Bank of Commerce. He attacks Hoover economics and claims Detroit bankers were taught money in masses is a menace. He says he has photostatic copies to back his assertions and charges Wilson W Mills with false testimony.
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Detroit
Charles
Coughlin
First National Bank
First National
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
Father Coughlin
Herbert Hoover
Michigan
Harry B. Keidan
Wilson W. Mills
The
Bank fines and losses cited in 1930s figures
A quoted figure fragment cites a bank being 25 percent liquid with fines around 14 percent liquid, mentioning sums like $1,150,000 and 338,662 in 1932, with notes of increases and suspicions the speaker kept funds in pocket. The text is garbled and partial.
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England
Wales
Coughlin
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Potter Drag & Chemical Corm
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Mase
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Tod
Weel Marke
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Boye
Ruffies
Nais
Sinter
Bonass
Ute Sa le
Ward
Oxfords
Wards
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Arket
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Ward's Bureau of Standards
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