Wets In Congress Planning Assault On Dry Law
Wet advocates in Congress plan open hearings to repeal prohibition. The House Judiciary Committee will hear measures and the repeal amendment prospects, with leaders signaling a broad, vigorous inquiry into dry law effects. Supporters estimate potential votes near one fourth of the House as hearings begin.
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Congress
Richard L. Turner
Associated Press
Sia
Ashington
Linthicum of Land
Fremocrat
Aftucial House
Publican
Missouri
Limsely
Culham
Louist
Judiciare Consitttde
Xylan
Zobinnion
House
Ra ‘E
Louse Expenditures Committee
Tacay Qup
Chinese Observe Start of New Year in San Francisco
San Francisco Chinatown marked the 1983 new year with firecrackers and feasts. The celebration spans a week and honors the nineteenth year of the republic while many older residents follow the traditional lunar calendar. Younger generations mix festivities with modern fashion and Easter sights along Grant Avenue.
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San Francisco
Republic
China
Grant Srenne
Chinatown
When Was The Minneapolis Frog Storm?
A Chicago resident, Miss Gilson of 215 Vernon Javente, asks in a letter for the exact year of a famous Minneapolis frog shower. She recalls seeing wet frogs during a storm and seeks a definitive date to settle a long argument.
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Minneapolis
Migs
Mie Gilson
Vernon Javente
Chicago
Miss Gilson
Camao
Dati
Stine Houpolis
Former Huron Resident Dies in California Mail Notice
Mrs. George Huntington, a former Huron resident, died January 21 at the Huntington family home in Long Beach after weeks of illness. She was nearly 73, Ohio-born, joined the Eastern Star in Santa Ana, and belonged to East Side Christian Church. Funeral services were held Saturday with Rev. H. W. C. Shafter delivering the sermon. she is survived by her husband and a daughter, Mrs. Hazel J. Varnum. Entombment followed at Angeles Abbey Mausoleum.
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Asher FT. Pay
Long Bea
George Huntington
Long Beach
Huron
Huntington
California
Orange County
Ter
Santa Ana
Ohio
East Side
Veterans of Foreign Wars Initiation Planned Friday Night
The post plans its first initiation since formation about a month ago with 30 expected members. Four charter members total over 50 after the class of roughly 20 is admitted. Commander James R. Lowry will preside at the initiation.
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James R. Lowry
Willside
Hitchcock Woman Honored As Master Farm Homemakers
Two South Dakota farm women, Mrs. George L. Renner of Sioux Falls and Mrs. Willis H. Davis of Hitchcock, were named the state’s third group of Master Farm Homemakers. They will receive titles and gold pins February 6 during Farm and Home week in Brookings, with portraits hung in the college Hall of Fame.
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Tan
South Dakota
Wits
National Farm Women's Magaging
St. Paul
Minn
Agricultural Extension Service
South Dakota State College
Brookings
George L. Renner
Sioux
Farmer's Wife
National Farm Women's Magazine
Martinis Sentenced After Gum Battle and Robbery Plot
Charles G. Martin was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to armed robbery in Kentucky. He told the judge he would use prison education opportunities. Witnesses described his injuries from the gun battle with police officers, and investigators discussed plans for future bank hold ups at Mitchell, Woonsocket, and Wolsey. Cecil Ramsey furnished the gun used in the failed hold up and pleaded guilty to robbery. Georgia Tech mentor Mike Miles plans to advise the Hayaha Yacht club basketball team this winter.
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Iuron
Charles G. Martin
Qireult
Alva &. Taylor
Penitensal Nig Oat
Kentucky
Martin Still
Marth
Martin
W. W. Hewes
Mitchell
Woonsocket
Wolsey
Tle
Cecil Ramsey
Ramsey
Taylor
Anne Lindbergh First U S Woman Glider Pilot
Anne Lindbergh becomes the first U S woman to hold a first class glider pilot license after a six minute flight at Soledad Hill San Diego California spectators and Charles A Lindbergh watched as she piloted the motorless craft to a landing in a four mile flight with her husband and Hawley Bowlus nearby.
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Soledad Hill
Pacific
Ocean
Mia
Lindbergh
Bowias
Naval power split debate moves to special committee
London talks on how to measure naval power by tonnage or by ships advance to a special committee. United States secretary of state Stimson backs a French compromise allowing limited tonnage reallocation while Italy dissents seeking parity with France and a say in future decisions.
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London
Stimson
Italy
France
Dino Grandi
Mussolini
Andrs Tardiex
Gibson
Hugh S. Gibson
Brussels
Geneva
United States
Ma Mons
Stimgon
Dominions
Sesson
MacDonald
Stricker
Decide Not To Sell Bodies To Medical School
Omaha couple Mrs Osepu Townsend walked into Creighton University medical school and offered to sell their bodies for cash to pay debts. After public reports and offers of financial aid, they retracted the proposal. School authorities stated the college is not in the market for bodies now or in the future.
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Omaha, Jan. M
Osepu-Townsend
Creighton University Medical
Claude Manary Dies In Redfield After Snowdrift Push
Jon Manary, 29, a Maineha county state legislator and farmer, died at Bahiwin hospital from injuries suffered more than a week earlier while pushing a tax snowdrift near Tulare. He had lived in Redfield for about a year after moving from Sioux Falls and worked for International Harvester. He leaves brothers T. R. Manary of Sacramento and Clarence W. Manary of Long Beach. A short service will be held at Coleman parlors Friday.
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Bedin
Jon
Claude Manary
Minehaha County
Bahiwin Hospital
Tulare
My. Manary
Sioux Falla
Internatioe Harvester Company
T. R. Manary
Sacramento
Cal
Wu Clarence W. Manary
Long Beach
iCal
Wool Growers to Meet Feb 1 in Beadle County
The Bea dle County Wool Growers association schedules a postponed January 16 meeting for Saturday at the Beadle county courthouse. Arthur Randall, president, says the program covers the Federal Farm board, dog attacks on sheep losses, and other county matters. Randall and L. Bloodgood expect to attend the Cooperative Wool Growers of South Dakota directors’ meeting in Brookings February 6 and hope J. H. Lemmon, a federal wool advisory committee member, speaks at a Huron gathering soon after.
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Beadle County
Cooperative Wool Growers of
South Dakota
Brookings
Mr. Rondall
J. H. Lemmon
Federal Farm Board
Huron
Senator Grundy Entitled To Seat in Senate
Washington January 29 The senate elections committee voted unanimously that Senator Joseph R Grundy of Pennsylvania is entitled to his seat continuing his service in the upper chamber. The ruling clears the way for Grundy to take a full term amid debate over his eligibility and the seating process.
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Senator Grundy
Washington
Senate Elections Committee
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Tangled Love Told In Alienation Trial In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a jury hears Samuel Hutchinson recount his twenty year affair with two women unaware of each other. Hutchinson is the Chicago film distributor at the center of a suit by Mrs. Matthew Deane Hutchinson for $300,000 alleging alienation of affections. Jane Hutchinson testifies she still loves her father’s businessman, while Mrs. Hutchinson affirms her lasting love and details marriage and earnings from Sears Roebuck related business ventures.
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Los Angeles
Samuel & Hutchinson
Chicago Filma
Hutchinson
Matthew Deane Hutchingon
Chicago’ Society
C. P. Taylor
Taylor
Jane
Lmn
Senate Action On Island Independence Likely This Session
The Senate debates independence for the Philippines with two territory committee bills and a measure proposing a ten year path to independence. A commission to study independence is also planned while house support appears unlikely. Immigration and tariff issues linked to Philippine sugar are discussed in context of broader racial and economic questions.
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Ate
Philippines
California
Brogham
Bingham
Vandenberg
Michigan
Washington
United States
Tydings
Maryland
Cuba
Cute
Camilo Ostas
Three Now Seek Office Held By Don G. Medbery
A three candidate mayoral race emerges in Huron with J C Dexter and George C Hunt announcing for the April 15 election. Dexter, 33, a Chicago transplant and longtime merchant active in the Chamber of Commerce and local fraternal orders, faces Hunt, head of a plumbing company and former Elks leader, as incumbent Mayor Medbery is not expected to run. Both men bring no prior public office experience. The term to be filled follows the resignation of G I Koepp and Medbery’s prior tenure since 1912.
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J.C. Dexter
George C. Hunt
Huron
Gibehell
Chicago & SE Eyre
North
Western
Medhery
Dexter
Mami
Maat Peui
Iona
Chicago
M. M. Booth
Witty
Haray Elka Todge
Knights of Pyrhian Lodge
Mr. Hunt
George UL Kane
Game Wn Haron
Sinter
Chamber of Commerce
Hain Wie
Inthas ‘Hees
Elks Lodge
Muat
Associated Cen’ Ters
South Dakota
Hunt
Sir. Dexter
Medbery
G.I Koepp
C. A. Kelley
Doland Beats Frankfort 22 to 8 in Slow Tilt
Doland high school basketball team led 10 to 2 at halftime and rode the momentum to a 22 to 8 victory over Frankfort on Tuesday night in Frankfort. The game was marked by a slow, uninteresting pace throughout.
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Frankfort
Doland High School
Doland
Weather Brief for South Dakota Signals Stable Temps
The entry notes no decided change in temperature for South Dakota with mostly fair conditions tonight and Friday. No significant shifts in temperatures are expected, keeping the forecast steady for the period.
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South Dakota
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