Roosevelts To Greet Santa Claus At White House
New York reports Mrs Roosevelt a teacher who supports belief in Santa Claus and hosts four big Christmas parties yearly. She recalls childhood belief, shares a Christmas list of three names, and notes annual readings of Dickens Christmas Carol with the family.
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Lorena A. Hickok
New York
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelts
Santa Claus
Executive
Albany
Governor's Office
Hyde Park
Women’s Trade Union League
Plan to keep money in state proposed for life insurance
Sioux Falls businessman H F Brownell will push a bill at the next session requiring life insurance firms operating in South Dakota to invest all policy and premium funds in state securities. He argues the law could divert millions from eastern confinements to South Dakota, aiding rural credit, farm loans, and state bond retirement. In 1931 he cites 7 percent of 2,787,000 in premiums from SD policy holders returned as loans or securities.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
H. F. Brownell
Brownell
Ate
Texas
Ap Brownell
Blame Cold For Youths Crimes
Ann Arbor Michigan December 8 1927 Washtenaw county jury heard conflicting testimony in the Ransom H Hawley case son of a university professor accused of holding up two gasoline stations stealing two automobiles and crime traced to a severe cold The defense argues mental sickness linked to illness while the prosecution presents a drum major turned highway robber narrative with the youth aged 18 as the central figure
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Ransom H. Hawley
Washtenaw County
Hawley
University of Michigan Engineering College
Fractured memories cite illness in high school band thefts
A father's statement claims his son grew irritable and moody after a September 1951 cold. Physicians led by Dr. Franklin Lindemulder attributed brain inflammation from the cold to juvenile immaturity and a need for protection. The youth supposedly sought a post as major of the Ann Arbor high school band, and the robberies were linked to the same mental sickness.
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Moody
Franklin . G. Lindemulder
Hawley
Ann Arbor
Revival Of Christian Faith Gains Notice In Indy
In Indianapolis on December 8, the federal council of Churches of Christ in America reported a revival of worship and spiritual vitality. A revised social creed urges birth control information access, divorce as sometimes preferable, fair wealth distribution, social insurance, and economic justice for workers. It criticizes compulsory military training and supports peace policies.
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Indianapolis
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America Today
Committee On Worship
McArthur Speaks on Business and Human Creations
G R McArthur of Northwestern Public Service spoke at Huron College on a message from business. He warned that business influences employment and trade but centers on human cre ations, noting moral break down and wreckage in both business and man power. He attributed unemployment to war era immigration and tariff issues and urged business to serve people. Eight country schools in Bryan county Oklahoma fed hot lunches to pupils this year.
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McArthur
United States
Bryan County
Oklahoma
Murder of Boy's Father Sparks Two Day Inquiry
A troubled incident involving a boy and his father from Pune led to a two day mobile inquiry. On Saturday, a shooting occurred, described as accidental, prompting police attention and an ongoing investigation.
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Pune
Mobile
Norbeck and Cherry Campaign Expenses Highlight State Race
Senator Norbeck and challenger Cherry each filed expense accounts showing over five thousand dollars in the general election. Norbeck reported 35890 with 1490 travel 1060 radio and 2201 printing while Cherry spent 5386.92 mostly on advertising and travel. Other filings include defeated candidates and electors. strawberry harvest noted in Florida.
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Peter, Norbeck
Radfield
United States Senate
U. S. G. Cherry
Sioux
Falls
Woter
Norbeck
Cherry
South Dakota
John Hiring
Brookings
J.W. Blount
Huron
Don Brown
Redfield
Mr.Cherry
Mia
Lydia B. Johnson
Pierre
Congress
Oscar’ Luttie
Frederick
Green
Rapublicand State Central Committee
Dry Law Reform: Mane Is Pushed
Washington audience hears witnesses as Democrats press for prohibition reform. Speech by Yaddell Henderson argues beer and wine should be legalized while distilled spirits stay tightly controlled. hearings set to hear opposing views as the Volstead Act modification is debated in the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Washington
Det
Yaddell -Henderson
Faleement
Sioux Falls Woodman Circle Plans Seventh Anniversary Banquet
Government officials and members including Hulda Schott Hazel Hyde Lottie Case Florence Everts Susie Storkson and Hazel Fensktoft travel to Sioux Falls for a banquet and meeting tonight of the Woodmen of the World circle celebrating its seventh anniversary. They expect to return tomorrow.
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Mew
Hulda “Schott
Hazel Hyde
Lottie
Jurgens Elected President of South Dakota Implement Dealers
George Jurgens of Milbank was elected president of the South Dakota Implement Dealers' association at the annual meeting in Mitchell. M. E. Christensen of Rene was named vice president, E. V. Fitzgerald of Plankinton became director for three years, with HLS Barnard of Mitchell retiring president presiding. The program included talks by Fred Harris of Omebs Nebraska and C. B. Peters of Des Moines.
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Jurgens
Mitchell
S. D
George Jurgens
Milbank
Masons
Temple
M. E
W. Christensen
Rene
Je. V. Fitzgerald
Plankinton
HLS
Barnard
Fred Harris
Omebs
Neb
Credit Bureau
John Decra Plow Company
C. B.’Péters
Des Moines
National Federation
Implement Dealers Essociations
John Arton Barton
Vermillion
South Dakota Groupe
Bircher Denied Enrollment at Wesleyan Amid Eligibility Claim
Wesleyan university authorities deny Ralph Bircher has enrolled with Vermilion reports noting he, a USD sophomore, withdrew to join Wesleyan basketball. Officials caution that if Bircher enrolls he would be ineligible to play this season.
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Bircher
Westeyan
Stchell
Dakota Westeyan University
Ralph Bircher
Vermilinion
Hircher
University of South Dakota
Wesleyan
Attempted Car Theft Report Near Baptist Church
Police answered a call from a Baptist church around 8 20 p m reporting an attempted theft of a car parked nearby. The two men believed to be involved could not be located at the scene by patrol officers.
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