Legionnaires Called to Join In Bremer Kidnapping Search
St Paul American Legion mobilizes members across Minnesota and neighboring states to aid in finding Edward G. Bremer, 37, banker seized for a $200000 ransom. The case follows a death threat note left at Walter Magee’s doorstep and involves federal officials arriving from Dallas to assist.
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ST. Paul
American
Edward G. Bremer
Edward W. Carruth
Herrington
Kan
Legion
Bremer
William Hamm, Jr
Adolph Bremer
Roosevelt
Frank J. Balke
Federal Department,of Justice
Dallas
Tex
Kidaspers
Bremers
Beemer
Louise Bremer
George St. Marie
Mr. Bremer
Adolph Jr
St. Marie
Edward Bremer
Magee
Bonilla Bank to Pay Dividend to Creditors
South Dakota banking department said creditors of two closed state banks will receive dividends. The Bonilla State Bank will pay a 3 percent first dividend totaling 4 795.29. Farmers Savings Bank of Wessington Springs will pay a final 19 percent dividend totaling 37 393.50, bringing its total payments to 16.95 percent or 64 347.90.
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Bonilla Bank
Pierre
South Dakota
Departmiert Annaownerd
Tadey
Bonilla State Bank
Farmers Savings Bank of
Wessington Springs
Brennan named to county relief committee
On Conmittee de Smet January 19 special W F Brennan of Lake Preston member of the county commissioners was named to the county relief committee.
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DE Smet
W.F. Brennan
Lake
Preston
Weather for Huron and Vicinity Tonight and Saturday
Fair conditions forecast for Huron and surrounding area with rising temperatures tonight and again on Saturday South Dakota outlook shows generally lite winds with warmer temperatures and marginally higher temps into the weekend
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Huron
South Dakota
Wynekoop Trial Postponed Over Defendant's Serious Condition
In Chicago IL a court halted Alice L Wynekoop's murder trial due to a grave health crisis. Judge Joseph B David named two heart specialists to assess if proceedings should continue as doctors reported the 60 year old defendant in perilous condition. Several physicians examined her overnight at the county infirmary amid repeated heart episodes during the trial.
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Criminal Courts
Chicago
Alice L.wynekoop
Joseph B. David
Francis McNally
Arthur Byfield
County Jy
Employment Report from Civil Works Project In Counties
About 100 women are employed on a farm housing survey project and have been placed in teaching library work and miscellaneous employment in several counties. The clerical roles include work in county offices under the employment officer.
Phyllis Denger Funeral Set for January 13
Special military rites will be conducted for Phyllis Denger, with funeral plans announced for January 13. The service reflects a military honors recognition, details to be provided by the funeral home and local veterans group.
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I Collins
Sand
Dengiter
Phyllis
Co Eds Advertise for Dance Dates at Wisconsin Prom
Broad campus notices show coeds seeking dance partners for the university prom. Advertisers list preferences including attire and dates, with a February 2 deadline and phrases like The boys and Men Want. The page notes hesitancy among students to commit and hints at rental or dress costs.
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Wisconsin
Brown rises to editor role after associate editor move
The associate editor becomes editor as Brown advances to the top post. The change places Brown in control of editorial direction and newsroom leadership, following an internal restructuring within the publication.
Roosevelt Eyes Measure to Ban Lobby Law Practice
Roosevelt reportedly ready to back sweeping rule barring lobbying in Washington. The proposed bill aims to prohibit committee members and party leaders from practicing law before the government, with Vanderberg of Michigan introducing the measure. Hobart Jackson of New Hampshire resigned as secretary of the Democratic National Committee after the president opposed such legal work.
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Washington
Dent Roosevelt
Vanderberg
Mich
Hobart
A. Jackson
New Hampshire
Democratic National Committees
National Committee
Brigadier Chesham Arrives Here Today
Brigadier Chesham, commander of North and South Dakota and Minnesota, arrives to meet advisory board members at the Salvation Army quarters at 2 o'clock. He will lead the 7 o'clock Salvation Army service this evening and then proceed to Watertown to confer with local post officials.
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Chesham
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Salvation Army
Awb
Danielson
Chas
H. J.B. Blake
Laughlin
Ahs Schultz
John Foglaing
H- W. Markey
Watertown
Roosevelt cites large saving by river project
Washington January 10 Roosevelt sends to the senate and war department a report on transportation savings from a river development project. The message outlines potential cost reductions and program goals, highlighting federal involvement and anticipated economic benefits amid ongoing infrastructure efforts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
County CWA Cuts Hours Across Benaia County
Clyde R Smith, chairman, implements Pierre civil works orders reducing CWA work hours outside Huron to 15 per week, max pay seven dollars, while Huron workers face 24 hours and twelve dollars weekly. About 1 300 outside Huron and five in city on payroll. No new hires allowed. past plans to stagger hours abandoned due to limited lands.
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CWA
Benaia County
Clyde R. Smith
Pierre
Civil Works Administration
City of
Huron
Monks Endorse Loch Ness Monster Testimony
Fort Augustus Scotland January 1. Benedictine monks of Fort Augustis abbey testify they have seen the Loch Ness monster on several occasions. Abbott Hunter-Blair, longtime observer of Loch Ness, says the beast may belong to an ancient Devon period, possibly a permanent resident of the waters.
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Fort
Augustus
Inverness
Scotland
Augustis Abbey
Abbott Hunter-Blair
Occa
Sions
Loch: Néss
Acton
Waters of the
the Abbott
Funeral services for Joe Rodman in Wolsey
Special funeral rites for Joe Rodman, who died Wednesday in Ankt on, will be held Saturday afternoon. The Wolsey service at 1 30 o clock precedes Presbyterian church services at 2 o clock with Miss Fanny Mills in charge. Body transported to Hitchcock for final rites.
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Joe Rodman
Wolsey
Joe. Rodman
Behind the News Incident With Roosevelt Securities Deal
A fragment describes political maneuvering as a crowd lobbies inside a political arena against Mr Roosevelt's securities while officials shift roles within the Democratic party. The text hints at insiders and hangers-on influencing top officials during a crisis.
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Roosevelt
Bis
Democratic
Wallace backs cattle program in farm relief efforts
Wallace testifies before the House Agriculture Committee urging inclusion of cattle in the agricultural adjustment program and a potential AAA fund draw of up to 200 million dollars. He warns there is no quick fix for beef and notes cattle cycles require long term relief strategies.
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House Agriculure Committee
Jones
Texas
Agriculture Secretary
AAA
Wallice
Miller CWA Plan Gains Approval in Pierre
The Miller CWA plan receives formal approval in Pierre on January 19, signaling progress for regional water management. Local officials outlined next steps and budget implications while stakeholders expressed cautious optimism about project milestones and long term benefits.
Washington Dairy Program Funds Boost Clarified
Emergency dairy program details describe a $35,000,000 allocation intended for benefit payments to distressed herds. A committee discusses the plan as part of relief efforts in Washington state.
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Washington
Van
Administrator halts 500000 CWA jobs plan amid funding squeeze
Washington Jan 19 The Civil Works Administration halted its parcel line cutoff of 500000 jobs as funds dwindle forcing a 30 hour week in cities over 2500 and 18 hours in smaller communities and easing payrolls nationwide. Mayors protest amplifies concern over delays in extra emergency funds.
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Washington
Civil Works Administration
United States
CWA
United States Conference of Mayors
Capitol Jean
Federal
Camry
Clva
Harry L. Hopkins
McCarl
Hopkins
Ware
Civil. Works Administration
Mayora
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