Hyde Expected Reply On Relief Fund Use
Washington authorities report the administration backed a $20,000,000 drought relief loan fund for food and clothing purchases and awaited Secretary Hyde's interpretation for farmer use. The Senate pressed for a ruling on whether loan funds may finance food purchases, amid debate led by Senator Borah and Arkansas pair Robinson and Caraway. The outcome could affect timing on relief bills and prolong the relief debate.
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Senate
Hyde
Louisville
Agristute
Heover
Joan Send
Thosr
Borah
Idaho
Robinson and
Caraway
Arkansas
Theory Connecting Sun Spots to Northern Lights
Minneaplis February report quotes Milo E Todd of the University of Minnesota proposing sun spots cause aurora borealis and related earth currents that disrupt wire communication. He notes pairs of sun spots up to 50,000 miles wide generate a magnetic field reaching Earth and triggering high voltage along the planet’s axis, seen as northern lights and linked to telegraph service interruptions.
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Minneapolis
Milo E Todd
University of Minnesota
Todd
Red Cross Chapter To Meet Tomorrow Night
Beadle county chapter of the American Red Cross will hold an ad joined meeting Friday night at six oclock at the Chamber of Commerce rooms to finish the election of officers and transact other important business. All officers directors and members are urged to be present at this meeting.
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Red Cross
Beadle County
American Red Cross
Ielock
Chamber of Commerce
Mayo Clinic Doctor to Speak at Huron Medical Meeting
Dr HL Smith from the Mayo Clinic Rochester will address the Huron district medical society at Hotel Marvin Hughitt tonight after a 6 30 p m dinner. Several doctors from nearby towns are invited to attend the session.
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Mayo Clinic
HL. Smith
Rochester
Biinn
Huron District Medical Society
Marvin Hughitt
Aberdeen Woman Recalls Talk With President Lincoln
Aberdeen on February 12 recalls Lincoln birthday as M L Rankin now eight remembers visiting Lincoln in his Capitol office on August 28, 1864. The 18 year old on an errand of mercy helped a lady friend seek release for her husband and brother prisoners near St Louis. Lincoln granted the request and saved the brother from being shot for sleeping on guard duty.
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Aberdeen
Lincoln
Birs
M. L. Rankin
St. Louis
Blossom
Urges Entrance In World Court
Professor Daniel Gage of Huron College urged the Huron Kiwanis to press South Dakota’s senators for immediate ratification of World Court protocols. He cited Senator McMaster’s support and Senator Norbeck’s undecided stance, urging public pressure to secure adherence in the current session. Petitions circulate as part of the campaign at the Marvin Hughitt hotel meeting following a performance by Augustana choir members.
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Huron Kiwanis Club
Daniel Gage
Huron College
South Dakota
McMaster
Gage
Norbeck
Huron
International Organization For Peace
United States
World Organization
Kiwanis Club
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Augustana A
Mr. Gage
Woodcock Probes South Dakota Enforcement Efforts
Sioux Falls February report notes Amos Woodcock cites incomplete enforcement of dry laws due to short supply of dry agents in large cities. He urges more agents, better training, state federal cooperation, and temperance education via private agencies, following a conference with N L Harney and local officials.
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Sioux Falls
Amos Ww
N. L. Harney
St. Paul
Qlaf Eidem
United States
FE. L. Senn
South Dakota
City Commissioners Agree To Contract With Armour & Company
City commissioners approved terms allowing Armour 4 Company to share the new sewage disposal plant facilities for 15 years. The plant, built for 3,000,000 gallons daily, may exceed city needs, so surplus capacity will be leased for compensation. Final contract subject to Armour Chicago legal review before signing. Bids for interior mechanical equipment will be sought after Turpin sends specs.
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Armour 4 Company
Huron Packing
Max Royhl
Armour & Company
A. F. Turpin
John P. Sauer
Commission
Packing Corporation
Chicago
Interesting Lincoln humor told by Huron Civil War veteran
A Huron gathering honors Abraham Lincoln with stories from aging veterans. Dr. Carson recounted a longtime bodyguard tale of Lincoln stepping to the front during a Washington assault to assist a wounded calf, and Lincoln’s quip about guard usefulness. The reminiscence, drawn from a GA R encampment, ties to Springfield memories of 1864.
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Abraham Lincoln
Huron
Shiloh
Vicksburg
Richmond
P. Carson
Huron College Board of Trustees
G. A. BR
Cincinnati
Carson
Washington
Ilinois
Dr. Carson
Lincolln
Springfield
Ill
Spink Nearing Relief Wheat Goal for Arkansas Aid
REDFIELD Feb 12 Two thirds of the 1000 bushels of wheat for drought relief to be shipped Feb 17 to stricken Arkansas regions has been delivered to the Redfield Cooperative Mills for grinding. W F Bruell chairman of the Spink county Red Cross Chapter says wheat and cash gifts come in daily from all county sections. Civic groups push the drive so the 1000 bushels are ready next Tuesday to meet free railroad transport offer.
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Redfield
Arkansas
Redfield Cooperative Mills
W. F Bruell
Spink County Red Cross
Expect Action On Vets Bill Today
Washington February 13 The House Ways and Means Committee moved toward finalizing two plans to boost veteran cash on compensation certificates. The Bacarach plan would raise loans by about 300 million dollars and the Fish proposal would pay off a quarter of the certificates at a 40 million cost. Action aims to speed passage in the House with a suspension of rules, while Senate talks continue for speed. The Veterans Committee will also consider Royal C Johnson’s bill granting widows 20 a month and orphans two dollars monthly, costing about 18 million the first year with potential double in year two.
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Ways and Teans
House
Wenatura
Veterans’ Committee
Royal C. Johnson
South Dakota
Briefs To Be Filed In Feldhaus Case
Howard February special judge Alva E. Taylor of Huron will weigh briefs filed late this month before deciding in a county case. AE Baldwin of Howard brought suit, argued by J. J. Whiting of Woonsocket for the commissioners and J. A. Churchill and Lewis Besson of Huron for Baldwin. Gordon Feldhaus, Won Hedwin’s law partner, was elected but not qualified on birthday rules, while Baldwin seeks county board recognition of a vacancy and appointment of a new state’s attorney.
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I Baldwin
Utste
Kohnson Proposes Widow Pension for World War Soldiers
Local legislator Kohnson introduces a proposal to grant pensions to children of World War I and World War II veterans who died, regardless of whether the death was service connected. The measure seeks to provide financial support to the widows’ offspring based on the veteran’s status rather than a verified service connection.
Hold Special Term For Dog Torturers Set In GEDDES
Four men William Yarosh Lloyd Miller Cecil Biehl and Orville Biddle were bound over to circuit court on $300 bonds each after being charged with torturing a dog by pouring gasoline on it and starting a fire. The case, heard by Justice H J Larson, is set for a Lake Andes special term February 15 with a defense claim that the fire was accidental. Witnesses who saw the incident in a pool hall will testify, and Deputy State Fire Marshal C F E Mitchell is reviewing possible additional charges under state fire menace laws.
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Geddes
William Yarosh
Lloyd Miller
Cecil Biehl
Orville Biddle
H. J. Larson
Lake Andes
C. FE
the of Mitchell
Adult Education Begins In March
Three educational agencies have joined to start supervised adult education in March. Winifred Edwards, a home economics graduate from Kansas State, will lead six weekly courses on home operations during a six week stay. Classes run once weekly. exact meeting days are to be announced.
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Winifred Edwards
Hin
Huror Parent-Teachers Associations
State Department of Vocational Education
Miss Edwards
Home Economica
Kansas State Core
Clames
Odd Jobs Urged To Aid City Unemployed
Charles Demio, director of the Central Labor Union employment bureau, urged the unemployed to call 4389 for odd jobs. He said many seek work rather than charity, listing tasks like yard cleaning, housework, chopping wood, ash removal, small repairs, painting, and tree trimming.
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Charles Demio
Central Labor Union
Bureau
Damio
Voice Of Pope Pius Sent World Peace Radio Message
Vatican City February 12 reports the Pope for the first time in history sent his voice to millions worldwide in a radio message of peace to mankind. He appeared calm and smiling, delivering a global address via radio.
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Pope Pius
Vatican City
Vatican
Pope Pius XI Delivers First Radio Address Worldwide
Hearers in Huron and around the globe tuned in as Pope Pius XI spoke via Vatican City’s new radio station. St Teresa parish school pupils and teachers gathered to hear the pontiff with over 250 in the assembly room and many more in distant cities listening, as he urged peace, faith, and charity to church leaders rulers and the faithful.
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Pope Pius XI
St. Teresa Parochial School
D. F. Desmond
HVJ
Vatican City
Guglielmo Marconi
Pope Pius 20
Marconi
Pius XI
Editors Meeting In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls hosts the South Dakota Press association winter meeting with George B. Dollivar of Battle Creek as NIEA president speaking at the opening. Gov Warren Green and Senator-elect W J Bulow are slated to attend a banquet tonight. a Lincoln birthday program features Marjoe O W Coursey. The convention closes tomorrow.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
South Dakota Press Association
George B. Dollivar
Battle Creek
Mich
National Editorial Association
Warren Green
W. J. Bulow
Lincoln
Marjoe O. W. Coursey
Mitchell
Casper Nobner
Hayti
The
Assacilation
Senator Norris calls for federal cement trade probe
Senator Norris of Nebraska introduced a resolution requesting a federal trade commission investigation into the cement industry. The aim is to determine whether price fixing or conspiracy agreements violate antitrust laws and how they affect competition and consumer costs.
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Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Federal Trade Commission
Old Man Winter Blankets South Dakota With Snow
A light snowfall covered parts of South Dakota during the night and early today. Watertown saw three inches, Sioux Falls Brookings Rapid City and Huron reported snow or traces with other areas lighter. Temperatures remained well above freezing yesterday, with Yankton reaching 52 above.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Watertown
Brookings
Rapid City
Huron
Yankton
Committees Hold Holiday Sessions
South Dakota legislators recess for Lincoln's birthday while committees pressed on with bills. The joint appropriations panel worked toward a general bill for introduction as both houses sped up production, passing nine bills each and introducing twelve new measures. Senate action focused on a tax on state owned agricultural land, with further review likely next week.
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Senate
Bill Introduced For Immediate Funds For Inquiry
Pierre Feb 12 The bill backed by Governor Green. aims to widen attorney general investigative powers and provide 33000 annual funding for audits into closed bank funds linked to Fred R. Smith former state banking chief. Sharpe accuses deposits totaling over 1.55 million may be lost.
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Pierre
Fred R. Smith
Warren E.green
Sharpe
Smith
Joint Investigations Committee
Farmers State Bank of
Wania Department
Haven State Bank
Kimball State Bank
Green
Smith Bank
Platte
State Banking Department
E. A. Ruden
Bryant
State Supreme Court
Clare R Tinan Editor Dies in Kimball South Dakota
Clare R. Tinan veteran newspaper man and longtime editor of the Kimball Graphic died at his home after months of poor health. He founded ties with the Graphic 38 years ago, wrote the Passing Show column, and recently joined the state game and fish commission. Funeral plans not announced.
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Kimball
Clare R. Tinan
South Dakota
Tinan
Kimball Graphic
The
Graphic
State Game and Fish Commission
Beadle Jailbreakers Remain At Large After Escape
Beadle county continues search for Vern Newland and R J Skinner who escaped from Beadle county jail last Saturday. Authorities from Aberdeen and Hub City had briefly linked them to the fugitives but abandoned the lead after confirming they did not fit the description. Skinner is jailed on forgery charges awaiting trial. Newland serves time for a similar offense.
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Beadle
Vern Newland
R J. Skinner
Beadle County
Aberdeen
Con R Huntley
Skinner
Newland
Weather brief for Perry Haven and South Dakota
The forecast notes mainly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures. In South Dakota, expect mostly fair skies tonight with a brief cool spell.
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Perry Eee Haven
Farm Union Plans For Co Op Creamery
Delegates from eight or nine South Dakota county Farmers Union organizations meet in the courthouse here to discuss a proposed cooperative creamery for Beadle and surrounding counties in the third district. Beadle county sends three delegates while others send one each. Herman Lau, county union president, says site selection will likely occur Saturday.
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Farmers Union Cooperative
Huron
South Dakota
Farmers Union
Court House
State Farmers Union
Sanborn County
North Dakota Line
Minnesota
Missouri River
Beadle
Beadle County
Herman Lau
County Farmers Union
Beaten By Robbers Upon Way To Movie
Chicago report states Mrs. France Linkowski a 76 year old grandmother was assaulted by robbers who grabbed her purse for 26 cents. She suffered head lacerations a broken arm and severe shock. doctors fear possible death.
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Chicago
France Linkowski
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