Bremer Bank Abduction Drives New Federal Strategy
Federal agents sharpen a new plan in Minneapolis as they pursue a ransom tied to Edward G. Bremer’s disappearance. Witnesses describe a bank seizure with a bloodstained car, while a cryptic note is compared with prior messages in a bid to gauge gang involvement amid ongoing negotiations and a $200,000 ransom.
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Edward G. Bremer
Bremer
Department of Justice
Minneapolis
Commercial State Bankiag
Fan
Ister
Hog Purchases Ordered for Relief by FSRDC
The federal surplus relief corporation orders the purchase of 24 435 hogs daily for 20 days, totaling 433 060 hogs, to stabilize principal markets. Hogs weighing 100 to 200 pounds will be bought and distributed to unemployed needy. Purchases span many markets and Wiltshire sides will be cured.
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Washington
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Bes Score
Wiltshire
French Cabinet Nearing Resignation Over Scandal
Paris dispatch reports the entire French cabinet may resign after Justice Minister Eugene Raynaldy quit amid the Bayonne pawnshop scandal. Raynaldy is the second minister ousted, following Colonial Minister Albert Dubhisier who resigned on January 8.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Eugene Raynaldy
Bayonne
Raynaldy
Albert Dubhisier
Colonicy
Musical program by college students at Salvation Army Citadel
The Young People's Annual awards merit to Sunday school scholars with over 44 of 52 Sundays attended. Saturday night at 8 at the Salvation Army Citadel features a college student musical program. Acts include a girls trio, solos by Lois Mitchell Nadine Skare, Merle Schroeder baritone horn, Carl Tollefson bass, Robert Gratton violin, Helen Hawkney contralto. public invited.
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Salvation Army Citadel
Lois Mitchell
Nadine Skare
Merle Schroeder
Carl Tollefson
Robert Gratton
Helen Hawkney
Beadle County Special Meeting on Relief Matters
The Beadle county commission met in special session at the courthouse today to discuss county relief matters. The report notes a separate House vote forbidding Post Office purchases from a Reedsville factory tied to Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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P. O
Washington
House
Post Office Department
Reedsville
W. Va
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Beadle County Commission
Specifl
Court House
Tasull Plans Flight to Abyssinia in Freedom Quest
In Athens on January 24 rumors spread that Samuel Tasull has chartered a hydroplane and may fly to an unrevealed destination, possibly Abyssinia. The rumors connect a potential clandestine departure to his scheduled expulsion on January 31, noting he has not obtained an American passport or Greek laissez-passer.
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Athens
Greece
Samuel Tasull
Abyssinia
Students Demands Prompt New Self Government at Yankton
Yankton college students presented a six person committee plan to faculty seeking self government, aiming to replace the current system. The faculty cooperated and appointed four teachers to work with students on a new form of governance. The dormitory boycott on gating girls was lifted as talks proceed with committees to outline a new framework for student self government.
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Yankton
Yankton College
G. W. Nash
HW. H. Savage
H. P. Larrabee
H. A. Stewart
Frances Dunham
Girl Thought Abducted Is Safe At Home In Boston
Lorraine Anita Hewey fifteen was found safe in Norwood at a girlfriend's home after ten days missing. A threatening letter to her mother claimed the writer would kill her, referencing a prior slaying of Ethel Zuckerman, an 18 year old clerk. Police intensified searches after the ominous note warned of a similar crime.
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Boston
Lorraine Anita Hew
Ethel Zuckerman
Erel
Confession Solves Sioux Falls Thefts
Sioux Falls police tied three burglaries to Wilbur Fiske after he confessed to the crimes. He was brought to Mitchell with four charges including grand larceny and burglary following his capture by Davison county deputies. Fiske admitted involvement in the local Sioux Falls burglaries.
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Sioux Falls
Wilbur Fiske
Davison
Mitchell
Tere
Fiske
Weather Abatisfied For Huron and Vicinity
The social house patronage committee aired complaints over distribution of federal and jobs to President Roosevelt today in a meeting. Fall tonight is slightly warmer. South Dakota: Generally fall tonight and a half hour meeting and Jeff smiled end Saturday, a lightly warmer tonight.
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Washington
Social House Patronage Committee
Huron
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Jeff Smilend
Definite Upward Trend In Business Revealed In Report
Dun & Bradstreet reports a resumed upward trend in trade volume and broader industry activity for the past week with all regions noting improved conditions. Government funds released have helped straighten accounts, with retail sales and wholesale orders rising. women's wear up while men's outerwear lagged. December 1932–January 1933 exports and imports show gains, boosting the year balance.
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Dan and Bradstreet
Trade Review
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Rivine Te Rewaried
Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Huronians Attend College Gathering
George W. Wright and Dr. Hubert Kirtelle lead Huron college board reps I. J. Pasek Dean LA Hill and Herbert G. Titt to Mitch ell for meeting of independent colleges of South Dakota Augustana Dakota Wesleyan Huron Sioux Falls Yankton discuss uniform tuition scholarships campus work and student promo tion summer. New Huron finance plan aims to enhance facilities faculty and student body. Officials expect strong turnout at Farm and Hoxie Week at State college Brookings Feb 6 9.
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George W. Wright
Hubert Kirtelle
Huron College Board of Trustees
I. J. Pasek
Dean LA. Hill
Herbert G. Titt
Mitchell
Independent Colleges
South Dakota
Augustana
Dakota Wesleyau
Huron
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Huron College
Board of Trustees
Cargo Of Liquor And Gold On Way To U.S
Vera Cruz January 26 The Ward liner Ori ente carried a cargo of gold coins weighing 9 300 pounds bound for New York along with a large shipment of Habanero liquor also headed for New York aboard the same vessel
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U.S
Vera Cruz
New York
Oriente
Suit Against Lloyds May Bar Insurance Firm From South Dakota
Sioux Falls January 26. A circuit court action seeks to bar Lloyds of London from operating in South Dakota. The suit, brought by Miner Shaw, argues Lloyds acts without authority and has no South Dakota security. A restraining order halts approvals by the banking commission pending final decision, with return set for February.
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Lloyd's Circuit
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Lloyds of London Insurance Company
Ghent
Mate Banking Commission
Lloyd Fidelity
Bondstoneé
Lloyd's Bonds
Walter Conway
State Banking Commission
Lloyd's
Fidelity
Miner Shaw
State Insurance Commission
Mortgage Guarantee Bill Passes House
The House completed action on the administration bill to guarantee farm mortgage bonds. In a brief session the conference report was adopted, settling differences with the Senate which had already accepted the compromise.
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Washington
House
Senate
Corn-Hog Pay Boosted for South Dakota Farmers
Washington reports a farm administration ruling uses a 10 year base for drought area yield in computing corn reduction payments. The change could add about 3 million dollars to South Dakota benefits, possibly doubling total payments to around 6 million with full sign-up.
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Washington
South Dakota
Farm Administration
AAA
Norbeck
Republican
State Board of Review
Brookings
Agricultural Administration
A. M. Eberle
State College Extension
Eberle
Proposed Tax Laws Target Big Banks and Bankers
Washington January 26 The plan aims to raise about 200 million dollars more yearly by shifting tax burdens from small incomes to large ones, drawing on testimony from J P Morgan Otto Kahn Albert Wiggin and others. Senate investigators say the changes would limit capital loss deductions and curb washouts, with details to follow as the committee proceeds.
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Washington
Post
Senate
J. P. Morgan
Otto Kahn
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Albert B. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank and Partners
Dillon, Read and Company
Ways and Means
Daughton
Democrat
North Carolina
Senate Banking Committee
Morgan
Kahn
Mitchell
The News Behind the News by Paul Mallon
Washington faces graft and bad policy charges as Congress yawns. Mallon notes top officials rally public confidence while petty grafters are hard to prove, and explains members cling to federal funds for constituents, avoiding disruptive investigations. The piece frames a political strategy behind the apparent chaos.
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Arthur Robinson
Roosevelt
Believe Hopper War Funds To Be Granted
Washington January 26 rep Hildebrandt Democrat South Dakota said an appropriation around 2 350 000 for grasshopper eradication would be included in the first deficit mill. He said he discussed it with Secretary Wallace who favored the appropriation and that if approved the money would be available in time to start a real eradication campaign in South Dakota. Bills calling for the sum have been introduced.
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Washington
Hildebrandt
South Dakota
Hildebraran
Wallace
Set Bids For Highway Work Contracts
Pierre January 26 Fifteen highway construction contracts totaling 117451.01 were awarded by the South Dakota highway commission for pavement grading bridge and guardrail work with three contracts deferred. Awards include 0.060 miles paving in Winner to Summit and Central Construction of Summit and Sioux Falls for 29003.01 and grading to Jarvis Wright and Howell for 48159.24 on US 81 south of Freeman.
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Michell
Hutchinson County
U. S. 81
Freeman
Jarvis, Wright and Howell
Sioux Falls
Beadie
Eost
Bonilla
Western Asphalt Paving Corporation
Sioux City
Bub City
Frank Liebsche
Aslington
Yankton
Ellerman and McClain
Hughes
Moody
George Cronkite
Ferry
Hanson
Jerauld
Hyde Dewey
Ziebach
Perkins
McPherson
Brookings
Erickson Protest Report Ordered By Committee
The Senate elections committee instructed its subcommittee investigating protests against the seating of Senator Erickson of Montana to report to the full committee as soon as possible. A Montana federal judge protested Erickson's appointment after he resigned as governor and was appointed to the Senate by the lieutenant governor.
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Erickson
Washington
Senate Elections Committee
Democrat
Montana
Senate
Dillinger Gang Captured After Tucson Fire Clue
John Dillinger and three henchmen were captured in Tucson after a hotel fire drew police attention. Officers found a large arsenal and cash plus diamonds in their possession. Two Tucson firemen who assisted at the blaze provided the critical tip leading to arrests and identification of suspects including Makley and Clark.
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Tucson
Ariz
America
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Charles Malley
Russell Clark
Harry Pierpont
Clark
Pierpont
Sherif
Jesse Larber
Lime
Ohio
Fierpont
Mary Kinder
Chicago
Ind
Jeter
Anna Martin
Qoal Long
Makley
Michigan City
Lima
Joseph Fox
Joseph Burns
John Hamilton
Arizona
William Benedict
Robert Freeman
Claris
Detective Story
J. C. Davis
Davis
Chet Shermen
Desperado Clark
High School Basketball Results Telephoned Tonight
Tonight's Aurcon high school game at Brookings will have results telephoned to Mar on immediately after play. Scores will be available to Evening Hiram ite readers by calling telephone 2TH. Fans are asked not to call before 945 p.m. The service will also cover tomorrow's Warerarra game.
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Aurcon High School
Brookings
Maron
Hiramite
Fang
Warerarra
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Trio of Outlaw
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Bremer Hunt
Tasull
Farm and Hoxie
State College
S. D
Paul Mallon
Paul Melon
Congress
PWA
CWA
Robinson
Pat Harrison
Indiana
Fred Brit
Texas
Small
South Dakota Commission
John Pierpont
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