High Court Action Sought On Clark Ruling
Federal officials moved to expedite Supreme Court review of Judge William Clark’s ruling invalidating the eighteenth amendment. U S attorney Phillip Forman planned to press for a judgment, an appeal petition, and an order to appeal, delaying Clark’s decision until the high court acts.
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Clark
Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
Willian Clark
Phillip Forman
United States
Washington
Mitchell
Sprague and Howey
New Jersey
William Runyon
Wmewark
Vic Boston
United States Attorneys’ Office
Chicago
George Morrs
New York
Rhode Island
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Louis EB Thibault
Windsor
McNinch Wins Senate Committee Nod for Federal Power Post
Washington dec 13 Frank R McNinch of North Carolina won committee approval to join the federal power commission. Senator Cameron Morrison pressed his case as Jonh Bailey fought to defeat him arguing ties to Hoover and Wales power interests. The commerce panel voted 10 to 5 in favor with Democratic votes in the minority.
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McNinch
Senate
Washington
Frank RR. Melinch
North Carolina
Federal Power Commission
Cameron Morrison
Lee S. Overman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jonish Bailey
Morrison
Tar Heel
Corma
Hoover
Wales
Mrs Wagner Suffers Broken Hip In Fall
Mrs Wagner 72, pioneer resident and wife of the Huron city commissioner, fractured her hip this morning when she tipped and fell from the back porch at about 7 38. She was taken to a city hospital for treatment and her condition is listed as serious. Relatives have been notified
Weather Hurec falr tealight and Friday
South Dakota forecast calls for mostly clear tonight and Friday with a risk of extreme heat. Temperatures may remain high through the period as humidity stays elevated. Local officials urge hydration and cooling measures for vulnerable residents.
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South Dakota
General Strikes Plague Spain Amid Uprising
Widespread strikes cripple Spain as authorities battle unrest. Eleven dead, numerous wounded in Torrelavega and Oviedo. Troops and Foreign Legion rushed to Alicante. jails jammed. rail lines cut in Elda. Clashes reported in Orihuela. some cities quiet with troop concentration. Calls to convoke Cortes rise as ministers urge unity.
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Barcelona
Free Labor Syndicate
Syndicato Unico
Tarrasa
Sabadell
Igualads
Lerida
Spain
Bilbao
Corona
Santander
Sebastian
Ferrol
Torrelefaga
Renosa
Seville
Mrs Camden Rayburn Named to Local Opera Sponsorship Group
Mrs Camden Rayburn of Huron has been named to the sponsorship committee for the German Grand Opera company appearance in Sioux City on February 12. The company, brought to Sioux City by Associated Retailers, will present Wagner's famous opera Die Walküre.
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Rayburn
Camden Rayburn
Huron
Sponsoes
Sioux City
Wagner
Antifreeze Theft Leads to Parking Ticket Confusion
A man drained $15 of anti freeze from a radiator, then was ticketed for illegal parking after a police sergeant confronted him. When asked about the lecture topic, the subject replied with a remark about good will.
South Dakota Crop Yields Surpass Average in 1938
The Agriculture Department estimated South Dakota crop values at 85.74 million dollars for 1938. Corn and flax were below and above averages for some crops while durum and other spring wheat exceeded, oats matched, and tame hay lagged due to drought. Principal states figures show corn at 76.055 million bushels, durum 16.323 million, other spring wheat 22.504 million, oats 64.364 million, tame hay 1.531 million tons, with flax seed around 4.64 million dollars.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
South Dakotas
United States
Apaa
South Dekate
Movember 3 death in home accident reported
A brief death report notes an incident at a residence on Movember 3 where a child playing near an aid structure died after landing awkwardly. Officials are reviewing details of the accident and no further information is available.
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Vouy
Childett
Aide
Mrs Peter Nordhagen Buried at Preston
Lake Preston burial notes funeral services for Mrs Peter Nordhagen who died of pneumonia Saturday at a Yankton hospital were held at Lake Preston Lutheran church with Rev Kid officiating. Interment followed in Lake Preston cemetery. She left two daughters, two sons in law, four grandchildren.
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Lake Preston
Peter Nordhagen
Yankton
Lake Preston Tauteran
Kid
Gomre
Tassin Uni Bere
Castles Laie
Houses Passes Drought Relief Bill in Congress
Washington dispatch notes a House vote approving a 20 million drought loan bill, with a Senate pending larger aid. The chamber rejected doubling the drought loan and the food loan proposal, while arguments over food relief and a 150 million farm aid fund continue. Senate debates also touch on Hoover’s past relief accounting.
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Washington
Dec
Congress
House
Senate
Soloytion
Farm Board
Hoover
Robinson
McKellar
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Gurneys Settle Suit Against Seed Company Out Of Court
Yankton December reports a settlement reached in a stockholder suit by Rachel Motes Crist of Wessington Springs against Gurney Seed and Nursery Co. The terms are undisclosed. The case, filed November 26, sought insolvency action and a receiver. hearing was postponed. The matter described as small with a satisfactory outcome for Crist.
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Yankton
Gurney Seed and Nursery Company
Rachel Motes Crist
Wessington Springs
D. B Gurney
Stoke
Gurney
Gurney Company
Sioux Falls
R. A. Bielski
Hachel Moses Crist
Gurney Seed and Nurnety Company
Mra Crist
Gettysburg Hosts Farm Bureau Meeting in Court House
A South Dakota Farm Bureau district meeting convened at the Gettysburg court house with delegates from Walworth Dewey Potter Sully Faulk Hughes Stanley and Lyman counties. A. V Madden H. B Test and George B Kennard spoke on taxation laws and legislation. A. M. Eberle will discuss marketing and a lunch was served at noon.
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Gettysburg
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Court Haus
Walworth
Dewey
Potter
Sully
Faulk
Hughes
Stanley
Lyman
A. V W. Madden
Farm Bureau
H. B. Test
George B. Kennard
A. M. Eberle
State College
Maddy
Boston
ML E
South Dakota
District Farm Bureau Federation
Elmer Wagener
Groton
Emry Discusses Tax Change With Kiwanis Club
Roy Emry, secretary of the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce, spoke at the Huron Kiwanis meeting in the Marvin Hughitt hotel. He outlined a tax change proposal as members noted a joint meeting with the Rotary club next Wednesday and with the Lions club the following Tuesday due to Christmas and New Year’s Day observances.
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Roy Emry
South Dakcota
Not Tit For Tai But Snip For Snip Is Wosnick's Idea
Detroit reported a domestic barber dispute where Joseph Wousnick attacked barber Charles Kirsch after criticizing his wife’s haircut. Lienau intervened as customers fled. Wousnick was ordered to pay Henry Lienau $100 damages and a $10 fine for disorderly conduct.
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Tai
Wosnick
Detroit
Joseph Wouwnick
Henry Lienau
Charles Kirsch
Lienau
Joseph
Kirsch
Afair
Womick
Aberdeen Likely To Join North South Airmail Route
Aberdeen remains in consideration for the proposed north south transcontinental airmail line. Rep Royal C Johnson said the route designation rests with a six member inter department board, with $750000 authorized for the project. Johnson seeks support from Minnesota to the Pacific coast to secure final approval as Aberdeen already serves in a transcontinental aviation hookup with Manner air line.
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Sberdeen
Aberdeen
Uni
Royal C. Johnson
W. C. Allen
Fargo
N. D
United States
Winnipeg
Twin Cities
Johnson
Inter-Department
Department of Commerce
Post Office
de the. A
Congress
Senate
House
Minnesota
Pacific Coast
Bancorporation To Take Groton Bank
Negotiations for the purchase of part of the securities of the Brown County Banking Co. of Groton by the Northwest Bancorporation are nearing completion. A depositors meeting called by examiner H. R. Bottcher is set for December 20 to approve the sale of preferred assets and the holding-company plan to liquidate remaining assets. A dividend of about 35 to 40 percent is anticipated after legal steps are finished.
Carthage Juniors To Give Program
Carthage reports the junior class presents a Christmas program at the high school auditorium Friday afternoon. The program features boys and girls glee clubs, readings by Edward Moxing and Lillian O'Brien, a play titled That Troublesome Christmas Present, and a duet by Lilie Dahl and Irene Andrews.
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Carthage
Boys Glee Club
Girls Glee Club
Edward Moxing
Lillian O'Brien
Fern McCannsdele Swensen
Hazel Schildt
Dorothy ‘Tracewell
Ralph Windedahl
Randsi Freed
Lilie Dahl
Irene Andrews
Wood Appropriations Bill Advances in House Vote
The House passed a wood appropriations bill to provide an additional 159000 for the farm board and sent it to the Senate without opposition. Chairman Wood explained the board advised the plan, while Representative Cochran of Missouri initially objected under a unanimous consent hold but withdrew after the explanation.
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House
Wood
Pease the Wood Bull
Farm Board
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Cochran
Missouri
Beadle county sheriff bid narrows after ballot errors
In Huron, Beadle county sheriff race sees Huntley gain 95 votes in precinct three, third ward, after 101 ballots were initially uncounted. Judge Alva B. Taylor rules many ballots invalid for missing official stamp. Larsen’s tally adjusted as Huntley closes gap ahead of Christmas.
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Con R. Huntley
Beadle County
Huron
A. J. Larsen
City Hall
Huntley
Larsen
Alva B. Taylor
Fudges
HV. Peterson
Hlinots Southwest
Fred W. Birks
E. H. Bryan
George L. Barnes
Nebraska Southwest
C. L. Bruemmer
Tenth Street Southwest
Stow
Alva E. Tas~ler
Bonilla
Lyda G. Larsen
South Dakota
Weer
Bve
Gale
Huron College
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