South Dakota to conform with time change says attorney general
Pierre reports the attorney general Leo A. Tommeys office says no proclamation by the governor is needed for South Dakota to adopt the federal standard time. Local governments and schools have been advised to conform, and the governor was not yet advised on whether a proclamation is required. The note emphasizes cooperation with the federal emergency time shift.
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Plane crash victim Isely not recovered from Lake Apopka
Yankton born Second Lieutenant Walter C. Isely, former Austniana College student, remains missing after a January 18 bomber crew crash at Lake Apopka near Orlando Florida. Memorial services for Isely and other crew members were held at the air field with no bodies recovered. Ernest A. Isely and wife of Platte, South Dakota, discussed Platte American Legion post memorials, date to be announced.
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Langer Seated Pending Senate Action Amid Charges
North Dakota senator Langer remains seated without prejudice as investigations and hearings continue after a December 18 committee vote found charges of moral turpitude proven beyond doubt. The report cites bribery, lack of veracity, and improper payments connected to past trials, while detailing a $56,800 land sale and related financial dealings during his governorship.
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Langer Controversy Over North Dakota Senator Admittance
A Senate committee finds Langer’s admission of personal gains from stock and land deals with Governor Sullivan and Bronk shows bribery, while noting no charges since oath. The report says admitting Langer reflects on North Dakota’s morals, and votes on qualifications proceed by majority.
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Twins Die In Tar Car Crash In South Dakota
WATERTOWN SD January 29 twin brothers E W Anderson of Brookings and Alimont Anderson of Willow Lake were injured when the tar wagon they rode overturned. Both suffered identical fractured left collarbones. They are hospitalized at Luther Hospital sharing twin beds. Anderson is a former state senator from Clark County.
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Sister Bertrandine Dies in Denver At 52
Sister Bertrandine, 52, P of Sioux Falls, died last night at the Dominican Sisters Sanitarium after several months illness. She came to Denver two months ago from Sioux Falls where she had been teaching.
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