Elks Initiate Fourteen At Huron Lodge Ceremonial
Fourteen candidates were initiated at Huron Elks Lodge 4 in a special ceremony honoring the national organization and past exalted rulers. Dinneen spoke, with Temmey praising founders and the flag as a symbol of peace. The program featured an Elk chorus, boxers exhibition, and a band performance.
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Huron Elks Lodge 4
National
Featernal Organization
Bob
Huron Lodge
Francis N. Cosgrove
Eben Anderson
Stanley M. Anske
Robert N. Campbell
Vern C. Carlson
John J. Floss
A. A. Grote
Glen I. Johnson
James A. Kieser
Karl L. Lyon
Robert D. Qu
Elks
Therm
Temmey
American Legion
Europe
Dinneen
Elks Chorus
Loftus H. Ward
Wnce
Keith Gortion
Lucius Weaver
Noel Leekness
Die Stak
Junck
Huron Elks
H. Glee Tarbell
Watertown
Taxi Driver Killed After Fare Asked to Mail Terter
Philadelphia Feb 17 A taxi driver employed as service plus operator died after a former fare requested mailing a terter. The man, William Schlicht, exited the post office and found the car interior in flames from a lighted cigarette.
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Philadelphia
William Schlicht
Sioux Falls Bishop Celebrates Mass at Rally Close
Bishop Bernard J. Malaney of the Sioux Falls diocese celebrated pontifical Mass this morning in Watertown marking the close of the Catholic South Rally that opened Monday. Featured speaker was Father Daniel Lord S. J.
New Problems Beset Farmers Amid Drought and Labor Shifts
Washington officials reported drought and dust storms in the Great Plains adding to farm troubles. The Agriculture Department outlined plans to buy 2 million acres of unsuitable land for about 7.5 million dollars to aid drought stricken farmers. Authorities also fast tracked 18 million dollars in aid to sugar growers and sought extended relief grants as January costs rose above 3 million dollars. The January 1 farm labor pool stood about 13 percent above demand.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Great Plains
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Farm Security Administration
Olfmaly
Bank Robbery Suspect Identified by Prosecution Witnesses
Prosecution witnesses in Falls City identify Joe Murray and Otto Goetz of Sioux City as participants in the $1,200 Home State Bank of Humbert robbery last August. Four Humbelt men deny recognizing Goetz, citing disparate farm policy views and farm bill debates shaping eastern western Kansas voting splits.
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Falls City, Neb
Joe Murray
Aliat
Otto Goetz
Sioux City
Home State Bank of
Humbert
Humbelt
Goetz
Farm leaders weigh political farm stance in new law
Republican spokesmen Bill Borah and Charles McNary, longtime farm legislators, are described as seasoned farm senators with a range from moderate to New Dealish. They believe the new law may prove unpopular with average farmers.
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Bill Borah
Charles McNary
Congress Grapples With Tax Bill and Gold Policy
The piece notes heavy crop oversupply fears and farmer pushback against tighter rules while Senator Byrnes promotes a revised government reorganization bill. It also critiques Morgenthau’s gold sterilization and highlights the secrecy surrounding the tax bill with limited distributed copies and tight committee controls.
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Senate
Byrnes
South Carolina
Congress
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