Lochridge Named to Succeed Dr Hoagland in Dakota
The Rev F E Lochridge has been appointed to succeed the late Dr John Hoagland as Superintendent of the Mitchell Sioux Falls district of the Methodist Episcopal church. He will move to Mitchell after three weeks in Huron where he has led the pastorate for seven years. He plans to divide time between Huron and Mitchell while candidates for the Huron pastorate are considered by the Bishop and cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Lochridge
John 5. Hoagland
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nanted
Hoagland
Dakota
Lochrigge
Lochridge
Dakota Wesleyan University
Methodist State Hospital
Wesley Foundation
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
J. Ralph Magee
State Cabinet
Huron
Huron Church
Springfield
Danville
Illnois
Ilinois
St. John Methodist Episcopal Church
Santa Fe
N. M
Rotary Club
Associated Charties
Huston
Ron
Beadle County
The
Red Cross
Lecridge
Ers
John
Frank, Jr
Cabitant
C. E. Wilcox
Huron- Pierre
Home Missions Board
Farley Defends Civil Service Integrity in Appointments
Washington reports Civil Service Commissioner Farley, returning from abroad, asserts politics guided some appointments but denies any encroachment on civil service jobs. He says many posts were filled with political appointees yet no civil service positions were improperly staffed. He refuses to resign.
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Washington
Farley
Senator Narvis
Nebraska
Gasueister
Sey
New York
Two More Held In Archbishop Slaying Case
New York police arrest two additional suspects in the stabbing of Archbishop Leon Tourlan during a Holy Cross Armenian Church procession. Detectives say witnesses identified John Mixijanian and Harry Sarafian as part of the group that rushed the bishop. Both men deny guilt.
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New York
Leon Tourlan
Holy Cross
Sahadi
John Mixijanian
Sales
Joan
Harry Sarafian
Restaura
Corn Hog Plan Meetings to Push Farmers Aid
Beadle county initiates a series of 10 to 12 educational meetings to organize farmers for the corn hog production control program. County Agent Roy Cave named secretary of the temporary county committee. C. W. Olson named chairman. Payments could total about 340000 for the county, with potential 190000 in corn payments if drought conditions persist. Township chairmen were named for numerous townships across the county.
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Beadle County
Will
Roy Cave
C. W. Olson
Chainmer
Beadley County
Cave
Sam Lassan
Brookings County
C.'B. Bobinsk
Nanice
Raymond
Cooper
Bonilla
W. A. Vollenweider
Altoo~na
H. D
Sweeten
Pleasant View
Eldon Russell
Lake Byron
W.'B. Walters
Milford
Fred Davenhill
Barrett
Gus Ulrich
Foster
Fred. Lidgett
Liberty
Jake Miller
Iowa
O. Wo Olson
Fair Feld
Fred: Moltz
Broadland
John Myers
Aller
Raymond ‘Lund
Whiteside
Clifford Fenner
Wessington
Lawreace Larson
Wolsey
Oscar McFarling
Hartsend
Harold Young
Theresa
Art Ramsell
Valley
DY. J. Stevenson
Cavour
F. B. Lynch
Banner
Fred Otte
Legat
August Micheel
Richland
C. C. Holeforty
Custer
Pete Christianson
Death of French Politician and Former Tieber Born in Paris
A French politician and former tieber, born in Paris in 1891, died yesterday. The obituary notes his formation in Paris and his long public service. Further details on his career and surviving relatives were not disclosed in the fragment.
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France
Paris
Necessity Of Limited Production Emphasized For Farmers
Edward A O Neal president of the America Farm Bureau Federation argues a new era in farm policy mid 1933 centers on limiting production to control surpluses as world markets vanish and federal taxation shifts to ability to pay. He credits Roosevelt era policies including monetary reforms and credit expansion for restoring confidence and higher farm prices.
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Edward 'A. O'Neal
America Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Roosevelt
Cold Weather Burns Mail Case Sparks Prosecution
In Chicago on December 28, government charges a substitute mailman Robert B. Smith with burning two letters on December 4 to keep warm. A U S commissioner set bonds at 1000 dollars. Smith denies the accusation.
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Chicago
Robert B. Smith
United States
Smith
City Workers Drown In Snow Plow Mishap
Superior Wisconsin dispatch reports three street department workers drowned when a heavy snow plow broke through ice on a frozen waterway. The victims are Archie Jensen age 32 Ben Hines age 40 and Louis Parise.
New Congress to Set Records in First Regular Session
Washington December records loom as the new Congress opens next Wednesday with a larger membership. Senate stands Democrats 60 Republicans 35 Farmer Labor 1. House shows Democrats 131 Republicans 114 Farmer Labor 5 with 4 vacancies. Extraordinary sessions began March 9 and ended after 100 days, potentially the largest appropriation in peacetime. In ten months, 13 members died and eight resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendey
Congress
Senate
Demostats
Farmer-Labor
House
Democrats
National Assembly
Postpone Meeting of Wheat Council
London reports the international wheat advisory council session on forecasts and a world price scale postponed from January 2 to January 29 to accommodate delegates from 21 nations. United States minister to the Baltic states John Van A. MacMurray wired acceptance. The committee's report on measures to increase consumption is also postponed.
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London
International’ Wheat Advisory Council
John van A. MacMurray
United States
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Riga
Paris
Cold Wave Near Huron Fails to Reach Target
New York reports the nation still beset by severe cold with over 100 deaths from blizzards and ice as the cold wave lingers. Huron sees mild relief with temperatures rising after a 5 below to 6 below spread, while far-reaching frost and snowfall complicate travel from New Jersey to Maine and as far as Atlanta.
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New York
United States
New York City
Chicago
Wisconsin
Tal
Maine
White River
Easex
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Rockies
Mississippi
Senator Connally Pushes Cattle Under Farm Act
Texas Democrat Senator Connally said after a White House call he would move to include cattle as a basic commodity under the Agriculture Adjustment Act. Wallace favors inclusion and legislation in this direction is expected this session.
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Washington
Senator Connally
Texas
White House
Wallace
Weather For Huron And Vicinity Unsettled Snow Tonight
Unsettled weather brings occasional snow tonight in Huron and vicinity with slowly rising temperatures. South Dakota also unsettled with occasional snow tonight and Friday as east portion sees gradually warming temperatures.
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Huron
Mercury
Canada
Vicinity
South Dakota
East Poduium
The News Behind the News By Paul Mallon
Washington diary view notes a seasonal business chart for December showing adjusted figures. The December chart, titled adjusted for seasonal variation, claims to reflect the typical year end business normality with percentages and dates implied.
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Paul
Mallon
Esch Agure
Study shows sales tax 17 percent of state revenues
Chicago reports a study by the American Legislators' Association analyzing 17 states. The survey finds the average sales tax accounts for about 17.3 percent of all state collections, with California, Illinois, Indiana, South Dakota, Washington and West Virginia cited for higher shares. South Dakota’s gross income levy on salaries above a threshold yields $233,334 or 60.7 percent of total state taxes.
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Chicago
American Legislators’ Association
California
Ilinois
Indiana
South Dakota
Washington
West Virginia
Wolsey bandit identified as Man As Wolsey bandit
St Paul reports Melvin Pas sol head of state bureau charged in federal indictment for stealing ten machine guns from a National Guard armory. Identifications link to Union State Bank of Sauk Rapids First State Bank of Wolsey and a Stockholm bank. Witnesses described bandits, with Lydia Roober among hostages, during December 1 bank robbery and ride to near Houghton.
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ST. Paul
Melvin Passol
Tuxeau
Cyrus Diige
National Guard
McMery
Wabpeton
Union’ State Bank of
First State Bank of
Tulare
Frank Yoder
Miss Roeber
Wessington
Houghton
Legal delays postpone trans Atlantic telephone wedding
Difficulties in Czecho Slovakia halted the planned wedding of Benjamin Labowitz and Miss Hermina Weisz Hermina. Authorities required proof of Labowitz's U S citizenship before the ceremony could proceed. Officials expected resolution within ten days to two weeks to allow the telephone union.
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Eldumavu
AKK
Dée
Slovakia
Benjamin’ Labowitz
Weisz Hermina
Prague
Lebowitz
Partiey
United States
Czecho-Slovakia
Labowite Ls
Howard C. Anderson Becomes Aberdeen American News President
Howard C. Anderson was chosen to succeed James A. Mathews as president and publisher of the Aberdeen American News in Aberdeen South Dakota. Anderson has served as editor for five years, with the promotion announced by Joseph Ridder of the Ridder family chain of newspapers.
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Howard C. Anderson
Mathews
New-York
Aberdeen
American News of
S. D
James A. “Mathews
Anderson
Joseph Ridder
Ridder
Solon fears setup will not be ready in time
BEDFIELD Dec. 28 A. U.S. senator Peter Norbeck urged President Roosevelt to extend the old feed and seed loan system until the new crop production bank loan plan can be organized. He warned farmers in drought and grasshopper districts may abandon seeking federal aid if quick action is not taken. He cited confusion over stock requirements and bankable papers and highlighted the need for immediate, practical credit to sow in 1929.
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Bedfield
South Dakota
United States
Peter Norbeck
Roosevelt
Grasshopper
Gov.Meyer
Farm Credit Administration
Washington
Norbeck
Parie Board
Yale
Wallata
Northwest
Gold Price Again Held Unchanged
The RFC set the price of newly mined domestic gold at $24.06 per ounce for the eighth time as the dollar strengthens abroad. Bar gold in London quoted at $2216 an ounce on a sterling opening of $5.09% to the pound. In Paris the dollar rose, with a reported value around 16.25 francs.
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Washington
RFC
London
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Rev
John Hoagland
Falla- Mitchell
Civil Service
Tourian
O’neal
U.S. Mail
Wheat Council
Tan
Aus
Anon
Enenne
Am Sert
Arid” eHon
Wolsey Bandit
Silas Woolridge
Hibbing Hall
Burns, Bing, Minn
S. D. Solon
Federal
Frances
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