Flowers' Measure to Bar Deficiency Judgment Up
Pierre South Dakota reports the senate advanced a bill by Sen Earl Flowers to abolish deficiency judgments on real estate mortgages and to cut juror pay. The measure aims to protect owners when property sells for less than the mortgage. House actions and other bills on hunting licenses, usury, and corporate laws are noted, along with the non voluntary resignation of state engineer John Berg.
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Senate
House
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Canton
Senate Game and Fish Committee
Banking
Three Hills
South Dakota
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McCook
McCullen
Beadle
Horgan
Pennington
Beadie
Sy McCullen
McCuhen
Register of Deeds
Flowers of
State Fair Board
Pierre
John Berg
Berry
Weather Forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with no decided change in temperature. South Dakota outlook shows some unsettled weather tonight and Friday, with colder conditions expected in the western and northern portions.
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Huron
South Dakota
Mrs. Roosevelt Tries Five Cent Meal and Likes It
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt dined with 40 guests at the Finchots in Harrisburg to sample a nickel priced meal. The menu included black bean soup hamburger and other fare costing 272 for the group with ice cream omitted. The luncheon reflected charity meals funded by Mrs. Finchot using Community Market provisions and featured a mixed political guest list.
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Harrisburg
America
Indy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gifford Finchot
Finchot
York
Chinese Initiate New Offensive Across Jehol Border
An official bulletin reports Calnesa volunteers launched new attacks yesterday and last night against Japanese troops in Suicheng and Chiumenkow on Jehol province's southeastern border. Latest dispatches indicate hostilities continue as Chiang Kai-shek plans reinforcement to Kiangsi with fresh troops amid mounting civil conflict.
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Priping
Dulletin
Calnesa
Suicheng
Chiumenkow
Jehol
Hong Kong
China
National City Bank Exposed In Senate Stock Inquiry
Senate banking committee chair Norbeck said National City Bank officials led by Charles E Mitchell will be called on February 21 to explain public marketing of bank stock. He cited a dramatic price rise followed by a collapse to under one-twentieth and accused Mitchell of defying the Federal Reserve and accelerating the stock market boom.
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Tokyo
League of Nations
Equatorial Pacific
Japan
Geneva
United States
Philippines
Western Pacific
Osumi
National City Bank
Washington
Norbeck
Senate Banking Committee
Charles E. Mitchell
Federal Reserve Board
Mitchell
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Bank Robbery Trial Ties Hankins to Murder Charge
A St Paul barber testifies Hankins was in his shop during a bank robbery that led to a murder trial. The state wrapped its case as Wallace Hekala said Hankins was not in a car seen near the bank before the robbery. Patrolman Ira Evans died and three others were wounded in the incident at the Third Northwestern National Bank.
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Hankins
Minneapolis
St. Paul
R. Noe
Leonard Hankins
Uae
Wallace G. Hekala
Ira Evans
Third Northwestern National Bank
Amendment Downed in House on Farm Board Funding
Washington Feb 2 The Baltes amendment to the independent offices supply bill to strike the 500000 dollar farm board appropriation for the first six months of the next fiscal year was defeated today in the house.
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Washington
Independent Offices
Farm Board
Hous
Britain Rejects War Debt Swapping Plan Says No Deal
Washington reports argue Chamberlain stance on postwar debt talks reflects only one cabinet view not binding Britain's policy. Sir Ronald Lindsay heads to London as Roosevelt signals willingness to hear debtor pleas. Senate leaders insist Britain must offer concessions for any debt adjustments. Daily Mail praises Chamberlain for clarity though cautions no large swapping deal.
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Washington
Neville Chamberlain
Roosevelt
Ronald Lindsay
WA Caves Weicht
Sir Ronald
London
Great Britain
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Londo
Britain
Senate
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Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
St Britain
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Laader
Walsh
Montana
The
Daily Mail
Gove' Lerment
Tha, Mail
Mortgage Action Pleases Farmers
Farmers welcomed favorable actions against foreclosure as state moratoria and government support spread. Arkansas halted court foreclosure jurisdiction while Georgia life insurers declared moratoria. Reports from Alabama, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky and Mississippi echoed sympathy. some mortgage sales failed, others spurred farmer organizing efforts.
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Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kentucky
Mississippi
Cherokee
Ohia
4 Farmers’ Marketing Association
Claude R Hill
First Christian Church
Aurora
Neb
Clinois
Study Group Meet Friday at McKinley PF T A
A study group will convene Friday at 2 15 p m in the McKinley school building for the second of three lessons in an all around health course. Mrs William Parson will read on sleep for children while Mrs Rady Newell and Mrs Bert Marks will present talks on thrift safety and clothing in health. The course welcomes all interested in child welfare.
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McKinley PF. T
William Parson
Rady Newell
Bert Marks
70 Year Old Bank Head Blocks Holdup
Chambers Nebraska February 2 7year old Edward Adams bank president confronted by a pistol wielding robber. Adams punched the intruder stunning him allowing security to subdue the culprit. The suspect named as J L Boyle of Columbus Nebraska.
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Chambers, Neb
Edward Adams
Chambers State Bank
Robbeny
Adams
Song
J. L. Boyle
Columbus
Neb
Groundhog Day Weather Mixed in Huron and East Gosbler
Huron observers puzzled by whether the groundhog saw his shadow as bright sun briefly appeared, signaling six more weeks of winter or an early spring. January stood as one of the warmest first months on record, with mean temperatures far above normal, while a separate report notes a Bronx Groundhog trip to the Empire State Building for scouts.
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Huron
Janary
Gosbler's Knob
Canoe Ridge
Weathap
Court Hoover
Sid Smith
New York
e—Arctemys
Marmota” Monax
The
Bronx Monaxes
Monax
John Q. Grounthog
Bronx Zoo
Empire State Building
Discrimination in Relief Funds Charged At Senate Hearing
Washington reports that Senator Lewis charged discrimination in administering relief loans after a presidential recommendation to provide 150 million more for state relief. Charles A. Miller, president of the Reconstruction corporation, endorsed the Wagner bill to liberalize relief laws amid objections by some board members who allegedly favored those previously in power.
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Washington
The
Reconstruction Corporation
Lewis
Ilinois
Senate
Charles AL. Miller
Wagner
Seis A Ed. Wis
Rainey Eyes Silver Inflation as Path to Speakership
Rainey of Illinois, Democratic leader and speaker candidate, backs silver inflation and vote on remonetization. He argues silver expansion can be controlled and would support the plan in the next Congress, diverging from other leaders wary of inflation. Senator Pittman counters limited impact on global currency and promotes silver as a long standing value measure.
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Washington
House
House Coinage Committee
Rainey
Tllinois
Congress
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Joseph H. Eagle
Texas
Pittman
Nevada
Bittman
State Banking Committee
President Elect Roosevelt's Tennessee Valley plan proposed
President elect Franklin D Roosevelt outlines a vast Tennessee Valley development to create 200000 jobs and transform national life. The plan envisions reforestation flood control water power and agricultural rehabilitation across the valley with goals to decentralize industry and lift unemployment nationally.
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Stephenson
Warm Springs
America
Roosevelt
Tennessee Watershed
White House
Tennessee Valley
Alleghenies
Pacific Coast
Great
Cove Creek
Clinch River
Mississippi River
Lawrence Named President of Northern Normal at Aberdeen
Dr. Carl G. Lawrence, president of Southern Normal, was elected unani mously by the state board of regents to head Northern Normal at Aberdeen, replacing I. David Allen Anderson who resigns next July. Lawrence, aged 62, has 40 years in education, with roles from Canton city superintendent to state superintendent. He holds degrees from Wisconsin, South Dakota, and Yankton College, and is active in Lutheran circles, the Athenian society, Pi Gamma Mu, masonry, and Rotary.
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Carl G. Lawrence
Southern Normal
Springfield
Northern State Teachers’ College
Aberdeen
David Allen Anderson
Lawrence
South Dakota
Augustana College
Canton
Lincoln County
South Dakota Educational Association
State Board of Votational Education
University of Wisconsin
University of South Dakota
Yankton College
Madison
Wis
The
Lutheran Church
Athenian Debating Society
Pi Gamma Mu Fraternity
Police Investigate Holdup of Actress in Santa Monica
Santa Monica police promised a thorough probe into a burglary at actress Aileen Pringle's home after a Tuesday night entry that bound and gagged Pringle and guest Howard Deitz. Deitz lost $100. Pringle’s jewelry case remained undiscovered despite links to recent film celebrity jewel robberies.
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Santa Ne
Cal
Aileen Pringle
Clarence’ Webb
Miss Pringle
Howard Deitz
Miss Prinegle
Betty Compson
Railragd
County hunt nets coyotes and rabbits for charity
In Walforth County on February 2 a county-wide hunt gathered six coyotes and 1361 rabbits. Several hundred people participated and the event was turned over to charitable organizations. More rabbits were planted in the county by the organizers.
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Walforth
Hitler appeals for Nazi victory in tense German climate
Berlin reports a tense political climate as Chancellor Hitler seeks a March 5 election majority. Communists face bans on demonstrations amid two four year plans framed as national salvation for farmers and workers. Goering sacks policemen. deaths rise to seven in protests. Hitler pushes national defense while pledging Christian moral values and family protection.
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Berlin
Hitler
Germany
Farmer and the Worker
Telegraphen-Union Press Association
Rote Fahne
Commuunists
Reichstag
Vietory
von Hindenburg
Itn
Social Democratic
Vorwserls
Stalin
Hiteler
Hermann Goering
Ministry of Interior
Homburg
Prussia
Nich
Qwoinskors
Duigburg
Plous
Uns
Indian Chief To Plead For Relief
MINNEAPOLIS Heb 2 Shadows of the past the war drums tom tomy and war dance will flit across a modern setting here Monday night Iki Chi No Din 70 Chippewa chief will plead in tribal dialect before descendants of famous Indians and members of a relief committee for funds to alleviate sufferings among tribesmen An entertainment program comprising Indian character numbers will emphasize tribal customs of the early day but amid a modern background in a downtown hotel De Witt Hare of Sisseton SD grandson of Wiyaka Hanela signer of the Fort Laramie treaty in 1851 and head of all the western Sioux of that time William Madigan grandson of Chief Mr Zahue Ge Shig one of the signers of the Chippewa treaty of 1889 and Mrs Rebecca Blue Cloud and Mrs Elizabeth Lawrence respectively granddaughter and niece of Little Crow chief of the Sioux in 1802
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Minneapolis
Tom Tomy
Iki Chi No Din
Wilsit de Witt Hare
Sisseton
S. D
Wiyaka Hanela
Fort Laramie Teaty
Sll
William Madigan
Zahue Ge Shig
Rebecca Blue Cloud
Elizabeth Lawrence
Little Crow
Death of Mrs. Charles K. Haw Former South Dakota Resident
Mrs. Haw, about 60, longtime South Dakota resident from 1897 to 1907, died at her Leavenworth Kansas home. She was cousin to Mrs. C. H. Helcomb and F. G. Haven, a Spink County state senator. Mr. Haw was a Mistcokees organizer. The couple had visited Huron several years ago.
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S. D
Charles K. Haw
South Dakota
Leavenworth
Kan
Huron
C. H. Helcomb
Chia Avenue
F. G. Haven
Spink County
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