Navy fliers nearing Hawaii in longest nonstop flight
Authorities plan a county wide cleanup of gambling devices starting Saturday morning January 13. State and city officials including State's Attorney Lee, Tommey, City Attorney Joan P. Sater, Sheriff Con R Huntley, Chief A W Hopkins, and Deputy Sheriff Harvey Huntley, outlined a vigorous confiscation drive with fines up to 50 dollars and potential jail time. The drive targets slot machines, punch boards, and similar devices widespread in Huron County eateries and billiard parlors, aiming to curb minor participation and losses.
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Huron
Attornney Lee
Tommey
Joan P. Sater
Con R Huntley
A.W. Hopkins
Harvey Huntley
Rales
Gold Production In South Dakota Rises Despite Crashes
Production of gold and silver in South Dakota rose 19 percent in 1933 from 1932. The U S Bureau of Mines tallies 510,058 ounces of gold and 127,529 ounces of silver, with Homestake Mine paying 3,767,307 dollars in dividends. Placer mining added 1,312 fine ounces from Grand Hills and Burcks outfits near Cusror. South Dakota has yielded 318,020,816 dollars in gold and 817,350 ounces of silver since 1875.
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Washington
South Dakota
Bureau of Mines
Homestake
de Placer Mining
Grand Hills Mining Company
Burcks Mining Company
French Creek
Custor
Reconstruction Corporation
Weather outlook for Yor Huron and Vicinity
Unsettled weather with chilly Friday and colder conditions in Dakota. Winds remain unsettled with possible showers tonight and Friday, shaping a cool regional forecast across Yor Huron and surrounding areas.
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Huron
Dakota
Elks Plan Style Show and Festival to Raise Funds
The Huron Elks lodge announce a four night spring event February 7 to 10 to fund the state convention in June at Ruren. A style show runs three nights with a festival finale, staged at the Elks hall with merchants backing the effort. Byron Medilligott directs the show. Olson handles carnival, Cornell chairs dances, Sewell arranges acts, and Weir sells advance tickets.
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Byron
Elks Lodge
Elks
Ruren
Elks Hall
American Legion
Ioc
McKenzie
Ways and Means Committee
Legion Post
Jey
Legion
Huron Elks Lodge
Inti
Byron Medilligott
Huron
Bijou
Dr W P Lemon To Speak At Inspiration Week Event
Dr W P Lemon pastor of University Presbyterian Iowa City and 1922 Hiran college graduate has accepted the Josstan speaker role for Inspiration Week at the college. Several days of morning meetings begin in February with ongoing events through the following Friday.
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Lemon
University Presbyterian, Church
Iowa City
Hiran
Eollege
Town House Passes Liquor Control Bill
Des Moines reports the state house approved a liquor control bill by a 74 to 22 margin, sending it to the senate. The measure grants exclusive state rights to manufacture and sell hard liquor and wines, with amendments trimming the state commission to three members and reducing appropriation and store operations.
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Des Moines
Senate
Three-Judge Court To Hear Tax Protest Suit
A three judge court will hear an injunction suit by B P Schlosser an employee of the Sioux Falls post office and others to stop the gross income tax on federal employees of the state. The hearing is set for 10 am next Monday before Judges Gardner Sirsam and Wyman. The case targets non residents of 2300 federal workers arguing their salaries wages or compensation are not taxable.
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Sioux Falls
B.p.schlosser
A. Lee “Wyman
Federal
W. C. Welsh
Pierre
Vote by People on War Power Proposed in U S
Representative Frear of Wisconsin argues for a constitutional amendment to require a popular vote before the nation enters war. The plan would let Congress send the country to war only after a majority of voters approve at gubernatorially called special elections and would bar conscription outside the North American continent unless public safety demands it.
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Washington
Frear
Wisconsin
Hine
Roosevelt
Congress
North American
Ban on Child Labor in Beet Fields Voted
Salt Lake City executives from 89 percent of U S beet sugar makers voted to eliminate child labor in beet fields. W D Lippitt of Denver announced the decision after a last night conference. The meeting authorized a committee to cooperate with beet growers and the Washington government in framing a sound industry program.
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Salt Lake City
Jan.u
America
United’ States Beet Sugar Association
Ent
W. D. Lippitt
Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Beet Growers’ Organization of the
United States
Washington
of & Sound
Court Affirms Lapke Decision in Murder Trial
The South Dakota Supreme Court affirmed a new trial for Alphonsa Lapke of Hand County, convict ent in a mother’s murder. The ruling cites coercion or pressure on witnesses at a preliminary hearing and prejudice from admitting that testimony without instruction as key reversible error. Nearby officials discuss retrial usefulness while a state officer contemplates further actions.
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Pierre
Jan
State Supreme Court
Alphonsa Lapke
Hand County
Mary Lapke
Drewny
Junder Life
milk policy curves around farm co ops reform
Paul Mallon discusses a shifting milk policy targeting farm cooperatives. The Wallace-Tugwell group scrutinizes cooperative books for lost profits amid farmer complaints of low prices and possible restructuring. A Midwest co op manager's salary is cited, while Agriculture Secretary Wallace remains publicly silent as plans for a sweeping overhaul unfold. Government home owners loan program faces interior changes amid denials of unauthorized loans by a branch manager.
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Wallace-Tugwell
Longest non stop Tuas flight nears Honolulu in fog
Six Honolulu bound navy planes flying blind through fog neared Honolulu after 2,500 miles from San Francisco. Lieut. Comm. Kneflr McGinnis reported everything going fine as one craft temporarily lost and later rejoined. Escort planes were dispatched from Pearl Harbor to meet the squadron near Molokai.
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San Francisco
Jan
Knefler McGianis
Navy Headquarters
S. T
Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
Golden Gate
Bay
Dem
John Perry
Greenville
S. C
Schenck
Sam Francisco
Naval
Lieut. Perry
Comm
Knefitr McGinnis
Naval Station
Wright
A, YW. Johnson
Comomander
Air Force
Debenture Notes Bought By R F C
Pierre Jan 11 Debenture notes of 87 South Dakota State banks totaling 1 246 000 have been purchased by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to strengthen the banking system capital F R Strain superintendent of banks announced. The notes bear five percent interest for twenty years and may be secured to reinforce their capital structure not to qualify under federal deposit insurance laws.
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Pierre
Jan
South Dakota
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
F. R.strain
Strain
Gandhi Follower Entered House Under Vagrancy Act
In Calcutta a former follower of Mahatma Gandhi, Nila Cram Cook of Toowa, entered a home under the vagrancy act claiming no other place to go. She hopes to be repatriated to Amerfusada with her son in Ahmedabad. Police say the boy is under the protection of a Canadian named by Gandhi and authorities seek legal authority to bring the child here.
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Gandhi
Calcutta
Nila Cram Cook
Towa
Amer- Fusada
Ahmedabad
Checks distributed to Beadle County farmers at Huron
Hundreds of Beadle County farmers lined a courthouse turnover to receive government wheat allotment checks totaling 73615 dollars. Distribution head Roy Cave said checks would not be mailed until the courthouse rush ended and urged contract signers to appear in person to receive and acknowledge receipt.
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Beadle County
Huron
Court House
Washington
Roy Cave
Cave
J B King Habeas Petition Denied by Court
South Dakota Supreme Court denied J B Kings petition for a writ of habeas corpus. King, a 1922 prison escape participant, was convicted of assault with intent to fill a deputy warden during the break. The court held no grounds for discharge and affirmed detention.
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Pierre
Jan
J.B. King
South Dakota Supreme Court
Dwight Campbell
King
Pir Fudge Campbell
Relief Grants Total Reaches Two Million Dollars
Federal relief grants to peg totaled two million and twelve thousand five hundred ninety seven dollars in Washington on January. The report cites S. D. Relief Grants as the funding source and notes the overall federal aid figure.
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S. D
Washington, Jan. H
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