Hitler Cabinet moves to outlaw communists in Berlin
Berlin February 2 The Hitler government orders ban on the entire Leftist press and arrests 300 communist members of the last parliament as Reichstag and Prussian diet elections approach. A Dutch youth Van Der Lubbs admits starting the Reichstag fire and the Kaiser palace blaze, with several suspected accomplices at large. Damage estimated in the millions of marks.
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Berlin
Hitler
Reichstag
Diet
van der Lubbs
Amsterdam
Holland
Kaiser's Palace
Farmers Block Aberdeen Sale Sparks Countywide Stand
Aberdeen February 26. One thousand farmers halt foreclosure proceedings on three Brown county mortgages by seizing legal papers as Sheriff McGoverty tried reading them. Two hundred gathered on the courthouse lawn. crowd swelled to about a thousand by sale time. C B Gilbertson of Watertown set up a free tax help office in the post office building, offering income tax aid through March 8.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
Fred McGoverty
Court House
C. B. Gilbertson
Watertown
Mobile
Internal Revenue
Heart House
Gilbertson
ST. Paul
F. B. Oleon
Aitkin
Minneapolis
Olson
Harry Peterson
C. S. Lind
Grand Forks
N. C
Income Tax Expert Arrives In Huron
A crowd of farmers greeted the arrival in Huron as the sheriff postponed mortgage foreclosure sales for two weeks after consultations with mortgagors lawyers. Spokesmen claimed a moral right and pledged peaceful action, denying ties to any farm group. About five hundred farmers marched through main streets, receiving cheers from onlookers as they asserted no further mortgage sales would occur this year.
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McGovern
Butter Movement Slightly Lighter and Eggs Stand Pat
Chicago reports official figures from 26 storage centers show last week moved 1,265,492 pounds of butter into consumer channels, down 74,996 from the week prior but up 260,971 from the same week last year. Eggs reverted to seasonal trends with 3,088 cases moved from storage, the first week this winter without eggs entering storage. this week’s movement is 78,725 cases fewer than last year.
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Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Walsh Named Attorney General by Roosevelt in 1933
Hyde Park New York February announcement by President-elect Roosevelt names Thomas J. Walsh of Montana as attorney general. The former Redfield lawyer situated in Redfield in 1882 and later moved to Montana in 1890, where he pursued Democratic causes and built a national reputation. Also noted were expected further picks Frances Perkins for labor and Daniel C. Raper for commerce.
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N. Y
Fes
BPH
Roosevelt
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Walsh
Senate
Navel
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Gail
Frances Perkins
New York
Labor
Daniel C. Raper
South Carolina
Commerce
Redfield
Geninet
Henry T. Walsh
Higmore Man Dies At Huron Hospital
H. Harris of the Sugamore area died yesterday afternoon at Huron hospital after about a week of illness from septicemia. He had been a patient there three days and his body was taken to Highmore for funeral services. Harris was a well known state figure, once a relief agent for Toothe, Chicago and North Western, and later ran an LG A store in Highmore. His wife, formerly Miss Edina Gearhart, survives.
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H. Harris
Sugamore
Huron Hospital
Highmore
Harris
Toothe
Chicago and North Western Railroad
LG. A
Edina Gearhart
Vermillion Honors Frances Geppert as Honorary Colonel
Frances Geppert of Vermillion received her commission as honorary colonel at the 1933 Military Ball at the University of South Dakota Saturday night. She was chosen two months ago by popular vote of R. G. T. C. corps members and is active in Beta Alpha Mortar Board Guidon Mu Phi Epsilon and other campus groups.
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Vermillion
Frances Geppert
Shore
University of South Dakota
Miss Geppert
R. G. T. C. Corps
Beta Alpha
Guidon
Mu Phi Epsilon
Campus Players Run Dress Rehearsal for Peg O My Heart
The Campus Players completed a satisfactory dress rehearsal for Peg O My Heart in the college auditorium with realistic sound and fight effects and a thunder storm. Tonight a ring rehearsal will feature the full stage setting, aided by several local firms providing furnishings and dresses for the performers.
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Campus Players
College Auditorium
Esther Mace
Huron
Beadle County School Loan Bill Seen Advancing
Beadle county officials including Chairman Dan Urquhart and G A Thompson discussed a senate bill to review and ease foreclosures on large school loans. State's Attorney Leo Temmey and H R Costain met with Beadle legislative delegation in Pierre to hear prospects. The measure appears likely to pass in both chambers.
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Dan Urquhart
G. A. Thompson
Beadle County
Senate
House
Beneeval
Dr Thrall Speaks On Opportunities At Huron College
Dr. VW H Thrall urged present day youth to seize opportunities in business politics sociology religion and science at a chapel talk at Huron College. He cited Tuskegee’s young negro teacher developing about two hundred edible products from meat and sweet potatoes and warned that personal resources must guide youth as modern life quickens.
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VW. H. Thrall
Huron College
Dr. Thrall
Tuskegee
Changes Made At Service Shoe Shop
An open stairway to the basement was added at the Service Shoe shop to improve access from the main floor. President Harry C. Lampe said improvements and redecorating would finish later this week. The basement houses men and boys shoes and the repair shop, with 23 percent more space after enlargement. The women's hosiery area on the main floor moved to the south side to allow more room for stock from the Home Trade Shoe store, a former subsidiary. Rear Admiral Edwin Stewart, 95, United States Navy, retired, died at his South Orange home. Burial will be at Arlington Cemetery Thursday.
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Service Shoe
Harry C. Larape
Home Trade
Service Shoe Company
Lampe
South Orange
N. 2
Marriage Licenses for Rath and Morrow in Ree Heights
Albert Rath aged 22 and Helen Morrow aged 21, both residents of Ree Heights, obtained marriage licenses.
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Albert Rath
Helen Morrow
Ree Heights
Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Case Still Active Worldwide
International manhunt for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping continues with new threats and investigations. John Hughes Curtis was convicted for impeding the search and fined a thousand dollars though the jail term was suspended. Violet Sharpe died by suicide after questioning. A $25,000 reward remains. The Lindberghs stay away from home as authorities press on to find the culprits.
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Trenton
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Hig Child
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Violet Sharpe
Dwight. Whitnsy Morrow
Englewood
Lindbergh
Southand Hills
Sga
Hoover
Hopewell Mountain
Sourland Mountain
Lindberghs
Morrow Estate
United States
Banks Open Under New Legislation in Pennsylvania and Ohio
Banks in Pennsylvania and Ohio opened under emergency laws granting the state banking authorities power to regulate withdrawals. Pennsylvania banks may limit withdrawals with the finance secretary’s approval, while Ohio empowers the superintendent of banks to curb withdrawals and reduce red tape. Over 200 Ohio banks joined the withdrawal restrictions, with other states taking similar steps.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cleveland
M Abe
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Ark
South Dakota Senate Grants Condolence to Gunderson Widow
In Pierre on February 28 the South Dakota senate sent a resolution of sympathy to Mrs. Carl Gunderson of Mitchell, widow of former governor Carl Gunderson. Introduced by Senator L M Simons of Belle Fourche, the measure praised his "high moral purpose" and "unimpeachable integrity" marking his public service. The former executive died Sunday.
Delaware bill grants power to suspend bank payments
Delaware legislature passes a bill authorizing the banking commissioner to suspend or postpone bank payments when deemed necessary. Five Covington banks limit withdrawals to 5 percent monthly as a precaution across the Ohio River from Cincinnati. Michigan sees progress on two new Ford-backed banks as bookkeeping work continues to bring them into operation.
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Delaware
Covington
Cincinnati
Michigan
Banks Face Possible Delay in Transferring 1.7 Million Accounts
Clerks work in shifts to segregate the 1 700 000 accounts slated for transfer to new banks. Officials hoped banks would open tomorrow but the heavy bookkeeping task could push back the start.
Maryland Legislature Debates Measure After Committee Review
Gov. Ritchie urged advancing a bill he described as reflecting the best thought of all sides on the subject. The legislation remained in committee stages as today’s legislative business continued in Maryland.
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Maryland
Ritchie
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