Winnie Ruth Judd Sentenced to Hang in Arizona Case
Arizona State Prison reports Winnie Ruth Judd, convicted trunk murderess, moved to condemned cell after May 11 death sentence. Judge denied new trial, appeal mandatory by law. execution unlikely for 15 months. Sheriff reports she spoke of an accomplice but would not name them. Judd expressed fear of the dark cell as she began imprisonment.
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Credit Bill Cleared for House Action on Expanded Rediscounting
The modified credit expansion bill goes to the House for approval with refence to the Senate. It promises swift enactment this week and broad rediscount privileges in the Federal Reserve system. Emergency terms apply to banks under five million capitalization for one year, with permanent relief allowing small groups to access special rediscount facilities. Senator Glass backs the measure.
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Bank Law Rewrite Aims to Curb Speculation and Boost Loans
A statement urges confidence in the banking system and calls for a rewrite of bank law to curb speculative activity. Support from the administration is indicated, with focus on stimulating commercial and industrial activity through loans.
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Chicken Thief Ring Believed Broken in Two Counties
Webster Sheriff Paul Menzel and State's Attorney C. C. Busch report the end of a large scale chicken theft ring with six youths arrested in two weeks. Leaders Marvin Haseman and Lea Dressler, both 21 and 22, receive five year terms for grand larceny. Herman Haseman 24 gets four year suspended sentence. Edward Van DeBarke of Andover pleads not guilty awaiting trial. Leonard Dressler and Mark Holder, 18, are paroled to parents.
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C. C. Busch
Waubay
Andover
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Lea Dressler
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Marvin
Edward J. van DeBarke
Leonard Dressler
Mark Holder
Consecration of Stanislaus Bona as Grand Island Bishop
The Most Rev Stanislaus Vincent Bona of Chicago was consecrated as Bishop of Grand Island Nebraska at Holy Name Cathedral. Cardinal Mundelein presided with assistance from former Chicago prelates Paul Rhode of Green Bay and Francis Kelley of Oklahoma.
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George Cardinal Mundelein
Paul P. Rhode
Green Bay
Wis
Francis Kelley
Oklahoma
Washington High Wins District Debate Title at Madison
Sioux Falls Washington high school defeats Madison to earn a berth in the state Vermillion contest. The team also takes first in extemporaneous speaking with Clarence Dunham of Sioux Falls placing first overall as Madison and Hartford finish as other contenders.
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Non Partisan League Delegates Uninstructed
Peaceful county conventions in North Dakota elected uninstructed delegates for the state meeting in Bismarck March 2. Three men show state convention backing for governor. names include Fargo Mayor A T Lynner Grand Forks H R Thoresen and William Langer. Thoresen and Lynner are declared candidates while Langer has not committed. Also notes two octagonal houses in Indiana from a past popularity.
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Bismarck
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Grand Forks
William Langer
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Langer
Relief Depot Urges Public Help For Food Drive In Huron
Rev. A S Carlson of the Huron Associated Charities commends the Veterans of Foreign Wars for running a city relief depot. Barrels in grocery stores collect donations while the VFW and Associated Charities supply perishable foods. Chair man E Buchanan notes demand outpacing intake and urges cash gifts to the VFW Relief Fund. Ham bacon and canned salmon top urgent needs with an approved menu ensuring balanced rations. Depot hours are 10 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 6 30 pm.
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Community urged to donate clothing for children
The speaker called on residents to contribute work shirts for men and house dresses and play clothes for preschool children. He urged people to donate these garments to aid families in need.
Treasury puzzled by new tax receipt estimates for 1931
The treasury faces uncertainty in forecasting 1931 income tax receipts due by March 15 as a sharp drop in previous collections and larger anticipated losses deductions cloud the estimate. Officials note last year’s decline of about 550 million and expect reduced first installment receipts.
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Treasury
Nate Leonel
Tax revenue outlook for next month eyed by officials
Officials forecast income tax payments may total about 250 million dollars next month while past exemptions trimmed the taxable base from four million to 2.5 million. An expected half million people drop off the list as incomes fall below the tax threshold, though some doubt the full amount will be realized.
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Smooth Finish
The Fair Store touts MELLO-GLO powder as a new French process cosmetic that hides tiny lines and large pores, resists shine, spreads smoothly, and lasts longer for a youthful complexion. It appeals to all complexions.
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