Oriental Prince Held After University of South Dakota Shooting
A Japanese youth Yukichi Yoshida claimed royal blood and was held without charge after shooting a fellow student, Vernon McCann, at the University of South Dakota. Yoshida faces possible assault with a deadly weapon charges and possible deportation steps. He claimed he acted due to insult while authorities question royal claims and his background.
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Vermillion
S. D
University of South Dakota
Yukichi Yoshida
Vernon McCann
Tyndall
Yoshida
Sherif W. R. Russell
McCann
Norman Jaccuith
Yoshida Tkely
Jacquith
Russell
Julian
University
University of North Dakota
Dean Julien
Kingdom of the Far East
Far East
Taleys
Chicago
Death penalty sought for slayer in Virginia case
In Loudoun county circuit court Virginia prosecutors urged the death penalty for George Crawford a Negro in the murder of Mrs Agnes Boeing Isley a Middleburg sportswoman. Commonwealth's Attorney John Gallcher testified Crawford said he expected to die for the slaying as three hours of arguments followed the judge's jury instructions.
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Leesburg
Commonwealth of Virginia
George Crawford
Agnes Boeing Isley
Middleburg
Loudoun County
John Gallcher
Commonwealth
Crawford
James L. McLemore
Gaeher
Weather Forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Snow and warmer tonight. Sunday, snow and colder. South Dakota unsettled with snow likely in east tonight. Warmer in extreme east, colder in central and south portions Sunday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Tanictt
Entire Quota Of CWA Workers Ta Get Paid Today
Pierre December 16. More than half a million dollars will be paid to South Dakota CWA workers this week with the state office administrative expense at only six one hundredths of a percent. About 37 535 workers will receive up to 63 025 dollars at 15 dollars a week. County directors and field staff are paid from county funds. Beadle county payroll is around 26 800 dollars for about 1 900 men, the largest civil works distribution there.
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CWA
Beadle County
CWA Quota Raised in South Dakota to 47000
Pierre December reports say 47000 South Dakota residents will be eligible for Civil Works Administration jobs, an increase from 37535 as 4100 needy families prompted the boost. State administrator W Eales warns eligibility does not guarantee employment and vows audits to purge ineligible workers. Beadle county’s quota may rise slightly, with county administrator Clyde R. Smith noting uncertainty on exact amounts.
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Eales
CWA
Farm Credit slate seen approved by officers in Omaha
A tentative Farm Credit Administration slate for the new Omaha structure led by L Oscar Chairman of Chicago as general agent received presumed approval from Farm Credit officials and Democratic leaders in Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. Included are D P Hogan to remain president of the Federal Land Bank and Charles McCumsay of Omaha as president of the Intermediate Credit Bank. J H Mason of Des Moines named president of the Bank for Cooperatives and E R Heaton of Yankton named president of the Production Credit Corporation.
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Farm Credit
Omaha
L. —Oscar Chairman
Chicago
Farm Credit Administration
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyomin
D.P. Hogan
Federal Land ‘Bank
Charles McCumsay
Intermediate Credit Bank
J.H. Mason
Des Moines
Bank For Cooperatives
E.R. Heaton
Yankton
Production Credit Corporation
Municipal Band And Children Stage Sunday Circus
A circus winds through Huron this Sunday at the Huron college auditorium with the municipal band and about 50 local children, ages 3 and up, performing as clowns, animals, Indians and acrobats. Doors open at 3 pm for a 4 pm start. program includes side shows, a grand performance under the Big Top, and a musical circus picture after the overture Triumphal March.
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Huron
Ree
Huron Municipal Band
Huron College
Herbert Clark
King
Margaret Peters Som
Robert Geyerman
James Bauman
Raymond Laurinat
Eugene Mediger
Eleanor Hall
Janet Thatcher
Jeanette Kerr
Josephine Longstaff
Barbara Rayburn
Donald Thatcher
Mary Royhl
Will J
Indian Love Call,” Accompan>ied By” Mary Ann Peterson
Leslie Kook
Vinson Oviatt
Junior Patton
Jimmy Barr
Frank Mullholan
Keith Stanton
Harold Champlin
Circuy
Andrew Palm
Kenneth McGaughey
James Meadows
JoJo
Dog Faved Boy
Lillian Anderson
Raccoon
Yean Hathaway
Roasa
Jakko
Monkeys
Eloise Nash
Mary Jo Snow
Fatima
Adrienne Scotchbrook
Natalie van Arsdale
Katie
Doris Krug
Peter
Rabbit
Marilyn ‘Whisman
Jim
Lois Gluesing
Dorothea Dunbar
Robert Mackness
Arthur Wagner
Charles Landis
Selmer
Peterson
Jack Dwyer
Night Air Seen More Radioactive At Night
Carnegie Institution scientists report that night air contains about 30 percent more radioactive matter than daytime air. They caution that in large amounts this may harm the body, noting the potential health implications of breathing more radio-active material during the night.
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Washington
Dec
IbRi
Carnegie Institution
Express Driver Steals 49000 and Vanishes in Chicago
Chicago police search for Brinks Express driver Albert R. Hammer who disappeared with 49000 in cash and a pistol after leaving an armored truck near a Loop bank. A note in his handwriting claimed he stepped out briefly. kidnapping suspicions arose but no evidence supported them. His wife described him as hardworking but recently dizzy.
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Chicago
Albert R. Hammel
Brinks Express Company
Hammer
First National Bank
Acnote
Hemmel
Brinks
Lindberghs Return from European Tour to Miami
Mrs Charles A Lindbergh and Col Lindbergh completed a five month international flight segment in a hydro monoplane. They landed at the international airplane base in Miami after a 900 mile flight from San Pedro Dominican Republic in six hours and three minutes.
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Lindberghs
MIAMI_ FLA
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
International Airplane Base
San Pedro
Dominican Republic
Farmers Are Told Not To Expect Too Much Of Inflation
Secretary Wallace warned inflation is not a cure for farmers troubles. He noted it would lift general price levels but not close the gap between agricultural and non agricultural prices. He urged regulation of grain exchanges and separation of savings from banks to bolster rural credit while detailing 1933 programs and expected payments to farmers.
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Washington
Wallace
Roosevelt
Chester C. Davis Named Farm Administrator
Chester C. Davis, director of production control in the farm administration since May, was formally named by Secretary Wallace to succeed George N. Peek as farm administrator. Davis, a former reporter and editor on Midwestern publications and ex commissioner of agriculture in Montana, once edited a paper at Redfield South Dakota.
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Washington
Chester C. Davis
Farm Administration
Wallace
George N. Peek
Peck
Montana
Redfield
Thieves Stole 75 Kegs of Powder from Local Magazine
Authorities in Williston North Dakota report thieves stole 75 kegs of powder from a local hardware company magazine. Twenty-five kegs were taken in one incident and 50 more later, prompting an investigation into the heist.
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Williston
Trade talks and Hull tradeoffs at Pan American talks
The piece critiques U S secretary Hull and administration allies in Washington as they barter behind the scenes with Latin American nations over liquor imports and debt moratorium proposals at the Pan American conference. It notes Argentina’s influence, Camas’ stance, and Hull’s aim to minimize political backlash while pursuing antiwar pact leadership.
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Washington
Hull
Catehonie
State Department
Europe
Mexico
League of Nations
Tne
Argentina
U.S
Lamas
Aquor Hull
Plan For Extending Reign Of Blue Eagle To Be Public
President LINCOLN era? No, 1933 AP report notes Blue Eagle pledges extend past December 31 with a plan to broaden re-employment agreements for trades without codes. Officials cite code progress, chiselers, and possible new display badges to show continued commitment to wage and hour standards.
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Blue Eagle
Leon
James Cope
Associated Press
Washington
NRA
Egbert's Appeal Briefs Filed Before Supreme Court
Pierre December 16. Attorneys for former Brown County engineer Egbert filed briefs in his appeal to the state supreme court from a conviction for obtaining money under false pretenses. He was convicted March 19, 1932, on one count involving $2031.87, sentenced to prison for two years and six months and fined 5100. The defense briefs total 1097 pages in three parts. The state has 30 days to file its briefs. Oral arguments will be scheduled thereafter.
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Pierre
Egbert
Brown County
State Supreme Court
Herman Pickus
Aberdeen
Hope To Apply Beef Buying Plan To State
December 16 article from Pierre about a federal emergency-relief plan for beef purchases. Harry Hopkins advocates using the plan to aid the needy with purchases priced at about $75 per hundred pounds. South Dakota officials, including Governor Besty and others, declined comment until details are confirmed.
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D. Pierre
Harry Hopkins
South Dakota
Tom Besty
On Mud Elat Semoston December 16 Dispatch
Fragmentary rural item notes a mill or market scene with a stranded vehicle and stalled efforts to move a wagon or cart on mud covered streets. Mentions a person or group named Brittanie and a reference to authorities or a storehouse. Readability limits prevent full details.
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ELAT
Semoston
Cherbar'cit
Ant
Christmas Home Grounds Contest in Huron
Contest seeks names of residents who decorated their home grounds for Christmas. Report participation by returning a coupon to the Contest Manager Batty Blank, with name and address. Entry fees listed for varying participation levels, and a decision to compete or not must be marked. Coupons mailed to the Chamber of Commerce.
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Huron
Batty Blank
Chamber of Commerce
Acquit Farm Hand In Austad Killing
CHAMBERLAIN S D Dec 11 A farm hand on the Harvey farm, Charles Johnson, was acquitted by a circuit court jury of murdering Carl Austad last October 10. Johnson testified he acted in self defense when Austad pointed a gun at him as he drove through the yard after wood cutting. Ballistic testimony supported his claim by showing the empty shell near Austad’s body came from Johnson’s gun, not Austad’s. A panel of 60 jurors selected twelve jurors who heard the case without prejudice.
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Austad
Johnson
Michigan's New Liquor Law Signed by Gov Comstock
The long debated liquor control bill, ending the state's dry era, was quietly signed by Governor William A. Comstock last night. The measure allows hard liquor and higher powered beer with a temporary state system to operate in many communities within days. Drafters expect pharmacists and merchants to prepare for the new regime as the state transitions from prohibition to regulated sales.
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Lansdw
William A. Comstock
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