Prohibition Enforcers Push For Industrial Alcohol Probe
Senator Borah leads pressure for a thorough United States inquiry into the industrial alcohol system under the Prohibition era. The commerce and treasury departments oversee permits while the Drys urge a complete, unbiased review of enforcement. Commission progress aims to wrap up by July 1 with no preemptive judgments on the 18th Amendment.
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Doran
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Prohibition
Special ships join air hunt for Siberian search
Two Canadian piloted cabin planes depart Fairbanks Alaska in a weather dependent mission to assist the search for Carl Ben Biefaan and Earl Borland in northeastern Siberia. Planes, built for harsh conditions and 500 mile range, target Teller Alaska to North Cape Siberia scouting for fur trading remains.
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Alaska
Fairbanks
Carl Ben Biefaan
Earl Borland
Aretle Aire Mentosi
Siberia
Teller
North Cape
Eielson and
Barand
NASA
Rail Commissioner Candidate Hartsough Emerges from Pierre
Pierre Jan 2 Charis Mart sough editor of the Tamona Times announced his bid for railroad commissioner from the first district. He telegrammed publisher John Hipple saying he would run and that the current incumbent would likely not seek re election. J J Murphy is the incumbent. Surply implied but not confirmed.
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Hartsough
Pierre
Charis Martsough
Tamona
Surply
Murphy
Hoover's Strenuous New Year Day Handshake Session
President Hoover and Mrs Hoover spent nearly three hours greeting 6248 people, from diplomats and cabinet members to supreme court officials and military officers, then met a long line of citizens in the afternoon while the first couple took brief rests during the busy New Year reception.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Judiciary
Army
Navy
No Decline Seen in Farm Population, Expert Says
Prof E I Jones of the University of Wisconsin told a land reclamation division panel that the U S agricultural population has hit a rock bottom 33 percent and will not decline further. He said both corporation and family farms can prosper, with small farmers matching wholesale economies of large-scale producers. Commissioner Edward Mead noted reclamation crops have not affected staple prices and suggested most settlers would remain near Iowa if they stayed in corn, while remaining separated from midwestern growers by growing oranges, sugar beets, and long staple cotton beyond the Rockies.
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American Society of Agricultural Engineering Oy
E. I. Jones
University of Wisconsin
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Corporation
Edward Mead
Bureau Or Reclamation
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Tg Seluiers
Iowa
Mead
Rockies
Dr P F W Wipperman Dies In New Orleans
Dr Paul F W Wipperman 41 suncrin tendent of Toure infirmary died after a month’s illness from a rare blood poisoning. He served in World War I and held posts at Public Service hospital Minneapolis and Decatur county hospital Illinois before moving to New Orleans October 1, 1978. He was the son of a Methodist minister and lived in Nebraska and Missouri early in life.
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PF. W. Wipperman
New Orleans
Paul F. W. Wipperman
Toure
Wipperman
Public Service Hospital
Minneapolis
Decature County Hospital
Llnois
Nebraska
Missouri
$100,000 Proceeds At Church Dinner
Kansas City reports an ordinary church dinner at Linwood Christian Church to raise funds for debt. Diners paid multiples of 50 dollars for their meals, and $3,500 was collected in one evening. Dr Burris Jen kins, pastor, noted a $100,000 figure from diners.
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Kansas City
Linwood Christian Church
Burris Jenkinns
Golf Courses 00 Good Business In Huron Yesterday
Warm New Year’s Day in Huron brought golfers and merchants minor activity while weather forecasts predict a return to cold, with alcohol related hospital cases rising as New Year festivities extended into daylight. Police reported peaceful celebrations overall.
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Huron
Resignation Denied by Prime Minister Rivera
Madrid reports Primo De Rivera denied resigning and any political crisis. He said his plan to the king sought reorganization of the patriotic union and announced an election in February for provincial delegates to the union.
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Primo de Rivera
Ahoct
Aaid
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Tbe Union
Rites Planned for Panic Victims in Paisley Scotland
Panic-stricken Paisley mourns Tuesday’s pantie tragedy as funeral plans surge. Undertakers in Paisley and Glasgow race to prepare coffins for dozens of victims, with double or triple funerals in five families. Most injured children near recovery. 14 sent home, 22 remain in hospital with only two in serious condition.
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Paisley
Scotland
Glasgow
Hos‘pital
Colder Tonight and Friday Across Regions Haron and Dakofiie Mentioned
Weather notes indicate notably colder conditions tonight with a drop in temperatures continuing into Friday. Some areas report mostly fair conditions tonight with tightening cold air.
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Haron
Behlayzs
Dakofiie
Rash Momence opens as Laura Brookman starts new serial
The Huronite introduces Laura Lou Brookman, Vermillion born reporter now with the Baltimore Post, launching Rash Momence on page three. The tale follows Judith Cameron a 24 year old New York typist who marries a man twice her age and faces class, jealousy, and family friction in an island and Bermuda setting, exploring love and happiness amid social conflict.
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South Dakota
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Baltimore Post
Des Moines
Iowa
Register
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University of Missouri
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Judith Cameron
New York
Kniphi
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Junior
Tony
Judith
Bermuda
Knight
Long Island
Dublin
Chief of Bomb Squad Shot in Detroit Ambush
Inspector Henry J. Garvin head of Detroit police crime and bomb squad was shot at multiple locations by men in four large black sedans. An 11 year old girl Lois Bartlett was critically wounded, and Garvin’s condition remained serious but not critical. Garvin, 40, with the force since 1914, was to testify in the involuntary manslaughter trial of Martin Cohp at the Study club fire in which 23 died.
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Henry J. Garvin
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Lois Bartlett
Mack Svenuo
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Youncip
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Bartletta
New Mark Set In Auto Registration In 1929
South Dakota reported a record 205 405 motor vehicles registered in 1929 breaking past records. Andrew Marvielli motor vehicle director said the total includes 181 419 automobiles 22 780 trucks and buses 207 motorcycles and 999 state and several other vehicles. There were 1 099 dealers in the state. It marked the first time registrations exceeded 200 000.
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Janu
South Dakota
Andrew Marvielli
Lust Yar
Christopherson to Seek Reelection in South Dakota
Representative Charles A. Christopherson of the first South Dakota district announced he would run again in the May primaries. The Sioux Falls resident sent nomination petitions to Pierre and is the first South Dakota major office holder to declare candidacy. He was elected to the 16th Congress in 1948 and has served since.
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Washington
Charles A. Christopherson
South Dakota
Pierre
Chrlstpherson
Sioux Falls
Weygand Named Chief of French Army General Staff
Paris Jan 2 4 General Maxime Weygand was officially named chief of the French army general staff. Weygand long served as Foch's military adviser and earned praise for the Polish campaign of 1920 at the gates of Warsaw. Born in Brussels in 1867, he entered the French army in 1892.
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Maxine. Weygand
Marahai Foch
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Foch
France
Catlon Weygand
Washington
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Crowds At County Office For New Auto Licenses
Crowds gathered at the Beadle County Courthouse as motorists sought 1929 auto license plates. By noon about 60 plates were sold, with extra buyers waiting outside. County Treasurer H Vance warned licenses must be obtained before February 1 or operators risk arrest for driving on expiring permits.
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Beadle County Courk
J. Tsarges
H. Vance
Death A Gift Package Kills Young Wife in Maryland
A Christmas package exploded at a family gathering in Pleasant Maryland, killing Mrs. Naot Brady, 18, soon after breakfast. Eight others were injured including Mrs. John Hall, her mother, grandmother, six siblings, and a neighbor’s son. The package, containing dynamite with nails and meal bits, had been delivered to the Hall home by Leslie Hall and a neighbor’s son and mistakenly opened by Brady's family. The blast drew responders from nearby Washington hospitals. the parcel had been left at a neighbor’s house for two days before delivery.
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Yegas Est
Swift
Brady
Hernan
Mitchellville
John Hall
Hall
Leslie Hall
Ford Car Stolen Here Last Night
A black standard oil business coupe with a white stripe around the rear was taken from in front of Hotel Marvin Hughitt. The car, numbered 33-2016 and serial A-19824, bore a Standard Oil sign on both doors. It had arrived from Watertown the day before, driven by employee Fred Johnson. Reported to police and county sheriff this morning.
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Standard Oil Company
Marvin Hughitt
Waltertown
Fred Johnson
Watertown
Social Rift At Capitol Closed
Washington January 2 The Social Rift at the Capitol involving Mrs Dolly Curtis Ginn and Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth appeared unsettled after a New Year reception. Mrgy Gann, her brother and Mr and Mrs Longworth exchanged greetings with the president. Later the two ladies were seen in a tentative, friendly conversation.
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Washington
Dolly Curtis Ginn
Slater
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
White House
Mrgy Gann
Longworth
Sam ‘Qittle
Neighbor Recounts Fearful Years Before Lapke Slaying
Alphonse Lapke, accused of killing his mother on December 14, faced testimony about a life of quarrels over money and frequent drunkenness. Neighbors and relatives described a tense home, with two younger brothers confirming Alphonse followed their mother to the yard. The hearing continued as prosecutors argue motive and opportunity amid disputed alibis.
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Graut Parrish
Mand Vaanty
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Parrish
John Tee
Parrigh
Marthe
Conrad
Warry
Alphonse
Anton Lapke
Alphase
Lapke
Lanko
Parrist
Slitcher
Miller
Pierre
Mitchell
Tia
Congress urges resignations to push Indian independence
The All-India Congress Committee in Lahore on January 2 authorized the president to call upon all native congressmen in the legislatures to resign immediately. The move aims to gain independence for India through noncooperation with the British government machinery.
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India
India National Congress Today
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