Form Association Forms For South Dakota Welfare
A preliminary step was taken yesterday to organize the Great South Dakota Association aimed at promoting state welfare with emphasis on agriculture. Key leaders include Blaxe L. Patton of Huron as president and John Morin of Sioux Falls as vice president, with T. M. Brisbins of Woonsocket as treasurer and George A. Starrling of the South Dakota Bankers Association as temporary executive manager. The group plans a February statewide meeting and an agricultural program to boost the state economy, drawing on experiences from the Greater North Dakota Association and noting agriculture as the chief industry.
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Greater South Dakota Association
Patton
South Dakota
O ° M. Tiffany
Aberdeen
John A Roland
Rapid City
Tullus-F. Bacon
Watertown
Lake Andes
Huroon
Formace
Huronn Chamber —Commerce
Esther
Jay
Abney
Association
Worth Dakota
Dacome
Resettlement program OKs 50 projects across 48 states
Controller General McCarl approves fifty resettlement efforts costing about 350 million dollars. Administrator Tugwell says three more are planned and each project averages around a million. Families from poor farm land will be relocated to better land and the old sites will become forests parks or recreation centers. The exact sites remain unannounced.
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U—143
McCarl
Rexford G. Tugwell
Tugwell
Will. Com
Zoning South Dakotas Farm Lands Would Seek Federal Backing
Federal authorities could back zoning of South Dakota rural lands to return worn out tracts to cultivation. Hendrickson, senior agricultural economist, and RB Westbrook propose state enabling laws to allow rural zoning, restrict abandoned poor farms, and curb costly dispersed settlement while aiding relief burdens.
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South Dakota
South ‘Dakota
Hendrickson
Agricultural Department
Westbrook
South Dakota State College
Resettlement Administration
Hendricksandwroth
In & Rt
Oe . Iit
Geographic achievement award to two stratosphere fliers
General Pershing will award Hubbard medal tonight for outstanding geographic research and exploration to captains Albert Stevens and Orvil Anderson for their feat reaching record high altitude. The National Geographic Society honors them along with ten others in a formal presentation honoring historic polar and exploration figures.
Fire truck stolen in Kaw City Oklahoma
Special precautions against fire advised for Kaw City residents as city fre truck was stolen last night. Mayor J P Villa said the fire department temporarily not functioning due to the theft, and residents were urged to take fire safety steps today.
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Kaw City
Okla
J.P.” Villa
Farm Bureau outlines 1938 policy for convention
The American Farm Bureau federation released draft policies for its 17th annual convention in Chicago. Each state holds one vote plus one vote per 15,000 farm members. They seek continued farm income support, alignment with New Deal programs, and cooperation with government agencies. Edward A. O Neal warned a floor revolt could derail harmony with the administration. Resolutions remain secret pending committee reports.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Maniza
S ‘St
Roosevelt
Henry A .Wallace
Chester ©. Davis
AAA
Edward A. O'Neal
Hearst
Aaid
Mittee
Find Body Of Baby In Clump Of Weeds
The body of a male infant about seven and a half months development was found Sunday in high weeds in the lake area near Yan ikton. Physicians say the child was not killed but neglected at birth and no efforts were made to save it. Officials report no clues to the persons who disposed of the infant.
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Xankton
Rec
Stain Lake
Yanikton
Otesons
Mendieta Resigns as Cuban Presidency Unrest Triggers Change
Cuba faced a volatile political crisis as President Carlos Mendieta resigned under pressure from powerful factions. Jose A Barnet, a 71 year old diplomat, became acting president and moved to secure a rapid election. Police and army intelligence pursued suspected kidnappers tied to a ransom plot, while a radio station attack coincided with Mendieta’s resignation.
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Associated Press
Havana
Dee
Cube
Carlos Mendieta
Jose A. Barnet
Mendieta
Barnet
Gerardo Machado
Burnet
Cuba
Council of State
Castano
Ectioion
CMQ
Coco
Mendiata
United States
Wild Dog Packs Kill Cattle in Minnesota Farms
Stillwater reports roving packs of wild dogs causing heavy losses across Oakdale and surrounding areas. John Kempf, a local farmer, reports five sheep killed and two prize hogs found dead. Farmers describe the dogs as rarely seen in daylight, moving furtively among scattered livestock and striking across wide ranges.
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Stillwater
Minn
Notori
John Kempf
Oakdale
Charles F. Goetschel
Townsend Letters Flood Hildebrandt Contested in Congress
terse Washington dispatch describes a debate over Townsend letters and Fred Hildebrandt amid political sentiment amid requests for renewal and potential vote shifts. unclear scan shows party tensions and constituent pressure influencing actions.
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Washington
Fred Hildebrandt
Identifies Killer in Minneapoli s Publisher's Slaying
Minneapolis police announce Mrs Walter Liggett positively identified Tsador Blumenfeld a liquor agent as the killer of her husband crusading publisher Walter Liggett. She picked Blumenfeld from seven men at a jail showup and was described as very cool about the identification. Blumenfeld says he was in a downtown barbershop at the time of the 5 40 p m Monday crime.
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Minneapolis
John Hilborn
Mineneapolis
Walter Liggett
Tsador Chid Cann Blumenfeld
Hilbert
Blumenfeld
Uiggett
al Marxen
Blumgatela
Huron College to Confer Honorary Degree on Fred Sargent
Fred W. Sargent president of the Chicago and North Western railway will receive a Doctor of Laws honorary degree from Huron College on January 8. The event includes a luncheon at Hotel Marvin Hughitt and a formal convocation with judges trustees and chamber members participating.
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Huron College
Fred Sargent
Fred W. Sargent
Chicago & North Westcar
Huron
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Ing Ronferred
Eversull
A. K. Gardner
Colle
Sargent
Marvin Hughitt
McArthur
Lewis “Benson
Chas HJ
Mitchel
Chamber
George W. Wright
Gardner
Ucket
E. J. Calendine
Rotary
Martin
Kiwanis
H. H. Helblam
Lions
Ty H. Luby
Co-Operative
Marion Blount
Gladys Murray
Altrusa
Life-Termers Escape From Michigan State Prison
Prison guards and Michigan state police sought two life-term inmates after they escaped last night from the Michigan State Prison by scaling a fence. Suspects identified as Mauerer, 23, and another inmate from Macomb County had been sentenced for a hold-up murder in 1932.
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Pwo
Jackson
Mica
Alife
Michigan State Prison
Les
Mauerer
Macomb
Unclear excerpt on AAA effects and farm conditions
An incomplete Washington wire notes unusual remarks about President involvement with AAA controls on wind limitations and production, mentioning effects on farms and Driges, with fragmented phrasing and unclear context.
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AAA
Blood Transfusion Given to Dog Mollywood Dane
Mollywood California December reports a great Dane named Mac receiving a blood transfusion after pneumonia from a motor accident and surgery. Dr William Eosaine believes it may be the first such transfusion for a dog. Donor Spike a Saint Bernard returned blood aid.
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Mollywood
Calif
Dec
Mac
William Eosaine
Spike
St. Bers Ward
Martell Insists, Hels Innocent in Leola Murder Case
In Leola on Friday Martell Zeca, a dentist, declared he is innocent as he awaits a preliminary hearing before Justice H. H. Yost. Sheriff Jacob Meier reports Maztel’s mother collapsed in tears upon visiting her son in the McPherson county jail amid the aftermath of the tragedy.
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Leola
Martell
Zeca
Lela Halverson
Madigan
Jacob Meier
McPherson County
H. H. Yost
Rere
Manshat
W.S. Gordon
State Department of
Hauptmann defense weighs next step in Lindbergh case
Attorney Lloyd Fisher said Hauptmann’s counsel awaited the Supreme Court decision from Washington to decide the next move in the Lindbergh kidnapping trial. Justice Trenchard could then proceed to resentencing as commanded by the court with aides including Egbert Rosserans.
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Attorn
Richard Hauptman
Chad
C. Lloyd Fisher
Heuptmann
Supreme Court
Washington
Thomas W. Trenchard
Bauptmun
Fisher
Bauptmann
Egbert” Rosserans
Did You Know Column Fragment Truncated and Odd
Column fragment offers scattered phrases about money and callers, with unclear attributions. The readable portion hints at a “Did You Know” style item but lacks coherent facts, dates, or names to form a complete summary.
Peace plan for Ethiopia stirs Italian advance hopes
Associated Press reports London and Paris seek a peace basis with Franco British backing while Mussolini may push further Ethiopian offensives. Haile Selassie would trade Tigre for land and access to the Red Sea, with Eritrea and Somaliland claims and a possible Italian southward zone. The Addis Ababa embassy protests Dessye bombardment as war activity ebbs.
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France
East Africa
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Tigre
Ethiopia
Ity
Italy
Ethiopm
Laval
Haile Selaish
Paris
Welde Mariam
Pieere Laval
Musssolini
Vittoria
Corruti
Duce
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Linty
Teague Ming
Nuke J
League Committee of Five
HD Duce
Haile ‘Selassie
Rome
Muscolini
Mussolini
Erovides
Red Sea
Aksum
Ogadene
Danakil
Tuy
League of Nations
Cornelius van HL Engert
United States
Dessye
Haile Splassie
Terly
Somarinique
Former interior secretary in serious condition in hospital
El Paso Texas December reports Albert B. Fall former secretary of the interior remained in serious condition in a local hospital with bronchitic pneumonia. Physicians said there was no change in his condition though family noted he was his old self.
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EL Paso
Tex
Albert B. Pull
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
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