Confessed Wife Killer To Get Another Hearing
Sioux Falls reports a writ of habeas corpus served on Heinzmann, the confessed wife killer awaiting a new hearing Monday before circuit Judge Sue Wall. Heinzmann received the death penalty from Judge Gladstone after a trial and a signed confession. the case concerns his alleged unlawful detention as his execution date looms the week of February 13.
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Sioux Falls
Norton Jameson
South Dakota
Jacob F Heingmann
J. Wall
Heinaman
Frank Gladstone
Perkins County
Solon
Lemmon
Gladstone
Heinzmann
J. Delbridge
R.A. Jackson
Heinzmanenn
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Jeddney
Naxsing Backady
Rhomntia Prinn
Jax’painn
Donn
Maillionn
Doan
Plea of Guilty Questioned in Death Row Case
Counsel oppose the plea as Judge Gladstone accepts it over protests claiming the prisoner was deprived of legal counsel. The defendants argue Heingman was mentally incompetent during trial and that the plea should not stand. A 90 day reprieve request from Delbridge to Governor Sharpe awaits decision pending a hearing.
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Gladstone
Heingman
del Eatish
Delbridge
M. Q. Sharpe
Sovernor
Sioux Falls Man Is Free In Conspiracy Case
Joshua Marriner was released after a federal hearing on a conspiracy charge tied to transporting a stolen car across state lines. Four co-defendants remain in custody on Dyer Act charges connected to a North Dakota stolen vehicle recovered in Elk Point and found wrecked near a Sioux City cliff. The four detainees are William McCoy of Virginia City New, Gale Oscar Yonkers of St. Paul, Clifford Babsock of Sioux Falls, and Gladys Viola Riley of Sioux City.
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Sioux Falls
Joshua Marriner
United States
W. A. Morris
North Dakota
Elk Point
Sioux City
William McCoy
Virginia City
New
Gale Oscar Yonkers
St. Paul
Minn
Clifford Babsock
Gladys Viola Riley
Junior Aides Hold Valentine Party
The Junior Aides of the American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Selena Fish's home Monday evening. After the business session they enjoyed a Valentine party with a guest from the senior auxiliary giving a report on her work. A lunch followed hosted by the hostess.
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Abulan
American Legion Auxiliary
Selena Fish
Americanism
January Here Second Wettest On Record In South Dakota
Weather summary reports from federal meteorologist B R Laskowski describe two contrasting South Dakota winter months with January rainfall reaching 1.26 inches, the second wettest on record, and December drought preceding it. Statewide average temperature 26.6 F, Ardmore 20 below, De Smet 67 F, Black Hills 4.07 inches moisture, Pollock 0.23 inch.
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South Dakota
B. R. Laskowski
Black Hills
Pollock
Beadle County
de Smet
Ardmore
Pine
Ridge
Laskowski
New South Dakota Hardware Group Leader Elected
Eric Heidenpriem of Custer was elected 1944 president of the South Dakota retail hardware association at the victory planning convention in Sioux Falls. Theodore Funk of Girton becomes advisory board member. other officers elected include Henry Desnoyers Jr of Clarke as vice president and Earl Erlandson of Cottonwood as manager treasurer. Ever Strobel of Canova joins the executive board alongside L. C. Shortvidge of Thunder Hawk.
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Sioux Falls
Eric Heidepriem
Custer
South Dakota Retail Hardware Association
Theodore Funk
Giroton
William Weidensee
Gettysburg
Henry Desnoyers, Jr
Clarke
Earl Erlandson
Cotton
Alpena Ramblers Meet and Dinner at Mrs. Beiver's
Alpena report of the Monday Night Ramblers gathering at Mrs. Hattie Béiver home with Chinese checkers at two tables and a luncheon served. Also note a daughter born to Syl and Mrs. Tom Kauffman in Westport Washington on February 5. Kauffman has departed for overseas duty.
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Alpena
Ramblers
Hattie Béiver
Zell
Syl
Tom Kauffman
Westport
Wash
Kauffman
News of Men in Frankford and Faulkton
Donald Kearney of the army air corps arrived from California to visit his wife and parents for several days. Captain Richard Chamberlain left for Salt Lake City on furlough to visit his parents. Potter, now a sergeant, serves in the South Pacific. Cadet Carol Ramsdell came from Aberdeen to spend the weekend with friends. Bill Swartout returned from Minneapolis after a navy V-5 test. Ensign Paul Lammers, a navy air corps instructor in Miami, visited Zell residents. Jack Sharran, formerly of Zell, enlisted in the army air corps and reported at Sioux Falls for induction.
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Bill Swartout
Minneapolis
ZELL
Paul Lammers
Navy Air Corps
Miami
Fla
Jeave
P. J. Mieson
Jack Sharran
Army Air Corps
Sioux Falls
How To Rid Cattle Of Grubs Demonstration Here
Cattlemen from Betdie and surrounding counties may learn grub control at a de grubbing demonstration at Armour & Company stockyards in Huron on Saturday February 12 at 2 p m County Agent Leonard L Ladd announced The event will take place in a pen in the cattle section George S Gilbertson extension entomologist will lead showing five methods to rid cattle of grubs The grubs cause heavy yearly losses to hides meat and milk and Gilbertson will explain how cattle become infested and how to prevent it.
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Betdie
Armouw & Company
Huron
Leonard L. Ladd
Armour & Company
George S. Gilbertson
Gilbertson
Feeder Air Service For Small Towns Urged
Examiners Madden and Beitel urged the Civil Aeronautics Board to expand air service to small cities promptly while deferring proposals involving helicopters until commercial helicopters are available. The hearing last fall examined local feeder and pickup air service and noted that rapid expansion is unlikely without mail pay exceeding reasonable compensation for mail service.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
William J. Madden
Albert E. Beitel
Mrs Webby Appointed to Hyde County Library Board
Hyde County commissioners appoint Mrs Clay Webb to fill the unexpired term of Loren Sherer who is in service. Webb previously served on the library board a few years ago. Odd Fellows meet at IOOF Hall Alpena for their regular session Monday evening.
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Webby
Highmore
Clay Webb
Hyde County
Loren Sherer
Webb
Alpena
Odd
IOOF
Hyde County library lendings rise in January gain
Hyde County library circulation reached 2,827 lendings in January, up 300 from December. Rural schools circulated 530 books and town schools 184, reflecting broader outreach across the county.
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Hyde County
Highmore
Pierre Escapee Pleads Guilty in Federal Court
SIOUX FALLS, Feb. 10. Harold FL Matthews, 26, serving four years at Leavenworth, pleaded guilty in federal court to Dyer Act charges and to an escape from Hughes county jail in Pierre while in U.S. marshal custody. Judge A. Lee Wyman sentenced him to a year and a day on each indictment, to run concurrently, with service to occur after his present term ends. Matthews faced Illinois charges for transporting a car from Pierre to Peoria after a jail break on June 28. Ul. EB. Hopkins, who aided the escape, remains at large.
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Sioux Falls
Harold FL Matthews
Leavenworth
Hughes County
Pierre
U. S
A. Lee Wyman
Matthews
Illinois
Peoria
FBI
EB. Hopkins
Esther Zeigeldorf Birthday Honor at Vale Dinner
VALE, Feb. 10. Mrs. Otto Zeigeldorf entertained four couples at dinner in honor of her daughter Esther's birthday Sunday. The afternoon featured games and gifts for the guest of honor Raycroft Keating, N.S. Navy, home on furlough from the South Pacific was present.
Sunshine Club Plans February Party at Fred Johnson Home
Broadland February meeting of the Sunshine Club led by Mary Houek announced a party for Febes at the Fred Johnson residence. A postmeeting shower honored Mrs Alvin Houek. The group scheduled its next gathering with Marjorie Ran.
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Sunshine Club
Broadland
Mary Houek
Febes
Fred Johnson
Alvin Houek
Marjorie Ran
Redfield Women’s Club Meeting Recap
Redfield February 10 news notes the Redfield and Professional Women’s Club meeting held Monday evening at the Coffee Shop. After dinner Edna Smith presided over the business session. The high school girls’ vocal ensemble directed by Mrs Anova Andryson sang two numbers.
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Redfield
News and Professional Women's Club
Edna Smith
Anova Andryson
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Gromdern
Rocky
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Central
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