1500 Farmers Hear Of Aid Plan At Brookings Campus
About 1500 farmers and businessmen gathered at Sintec college campus in Brookings South Dakota to hear M L Wilson of Houten Montana outline an allotment plan tied to federal relief. Wilson warned that curbing production and adjusting prices are essential to prevent inflation and hard times ahead. Governor Warren E Green and Mrs Green spoke briefly, with Norbeck and Batow absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
S. D
Femers
Sintec College
M. L. Wilson
Houten
Mont
Raiwyn
Washington, D. C
House
Senate 5
Peter Norbeck
William Batow
Warren E. Green
Green
Wilson
H Paget
George Washington
Attendsice
Brown County
Mace
Sully County
General Ery
Line
Dan Lir
Alan Bogue
Milstrain
Ioe
Havana
Sanco
Ik Mail Tle
Coe
Coroner's Jury Rules Delano Death An Accident
A coroner's jury investigated the death of Leslie Delano a Columbia Heights infant. After hours of testimony they found Leslie died accidentally from injuries likely caused by an accident at a cesspool with starvation possibly contributing.
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Delano
Leslie Delano
Columbia Heights
Leslie
Hinatiun
Airport Specialist to Tour Montana and Dakotas
Washington dispatch reports an airport development tour by Harry H. Blee, director of aeronautic development, visiting Montana, Wyoming, North and South Dakota around September 1. The Commerce Department representative will meet civic groups, discuss site selection, and advise on airport development and ratings at no charge.
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S. D. Washington
Montana
Wyomi North Dakota
South Dako
Harry H. Blee
Aeronautic Development
Department of Commerce
E Department
Glee
Department
Selecof
Commuerce Department
Agronmatics Branch
Washington
Abandon Attempt To Confirm Moos For Postmaster
Washington July 18 Attempts to confirm Charles J Moos for reap pointment as postmaster at St Paul faced renewed opposition from a RepublicanSenate majority and party leaders sought to table the contest until December but faced objections from Senators Schall and Norris who blocked action in time for consideration.
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Moos
Washington
Charles J. Moos
St. Paul
Senamy
Wisconsin
Schall
Minnesota
Norris
Nebraska
Rural unrest in Australia over sovietism sparks violence
In New South Wales at Binnawoy on the Castlereagh River a revolutionary farmer was seized and branded with the word RED across his forehead. The incident reflects heightened rural anti soviet sentiment and political tension in the district.
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Sydney
Australia
Binnawoy
Castlereagh
Major Andrus Civil War Veteran Dies in Aberdeen
Major H C Andrus long serving Aberdeen resident and Civil War veteran dies after a two week illness. He was one of the last two veterans in town, survived by his wife of sixty four years who died last year. Born September 26 1844 in Highland Michigan he served with the First Michigan Light Artillery and moved to Aberdeen in 1897. Funeral plans not announced.
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Andrus
Aberdeen
H C. Andrus
W. H. Wells
Grand Army of the Republic
James M. Cranker
Elvic
Highland
Michigan
Henry Clay Ansirus
Michigan Light Artillery
Amelia Ann Curdy
Dakota Territory
Aimee Hutton Faces Expose Suit and Health Struggles
In Los Angeles Rev. John Goben and Angelle former assistant pastor tied to a planned expose on Aimee Hutton. Hutton weak, under doctor care, with plans to move from Lake Elsinore abandonment of hospital transfer and continuing legal actions including suits for libel and damages against writers and Roy Stewart.
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Los Angeles
Jiny
Aimee
McPherson Hutton
John Goben
Angelle
Wutton Rt
Wall
Hatt U
Zitneteh
Athon
Goben
Temple
Hutton
Cppeal
2 Ace
Roy Stewats
Tony
Tropics
Lake Elsinore
Angelus Temple
Young People Will Hear Mission Talk at Yankton Assembly
The eleventh annual Congregational young people's assembly opened at Yankton college with Rev H H Lindeman in charge. Missionary Rowland Cross will describe North China, while officers Evelyn Yelinek Don Beveridge Marjorie Wright Roberta Pruitt Dale Horper steer the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Congregational Young People's Assembly
Yankton College
H. H. Lindeman
Rowland Cross
North China
Evelyn M. Yelinek
Canton
Don Beveridge
Sioux Falls
Marjorie Wright
Armour
Roberta Pruitt
Crafton
Nebr
Dale Horper
Beresford
Pleads Not Guilty In Red Wing Threat Case
William Van Ostberg of Boston pleaded not guilty to a second degree assault charge in Red Wing Minnesota accusing him of threatening Miss Elida Gustafson and her parents unless she would marry him. He waived examination and is held on $13,000 bond. He allegedly wrote a death threat to the Gustafsons and met Miss Gustafson at a college in St Louis. Singer Giacomo Lauril Volpi, a Metropolitan Opera tenor, reportedly invested in Argentina's 500,000,000 peso patriotic loan.
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Red Wing
Minn
William van Ostberg
Boston
Mass
Justice Court
Elida Gustafson
Gustafsons
Vanestberg
Miss Gustafson
St. Louis
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Giacomo Lauril Volpi
Metropolitan Opera
200 Delegates At Lutheran Meeting Aberdeen
ABERDEEN July 16 The American Lutheran church district covering the two Dakotas and Montana opens a meeting with 200 delegates and devotionals. The Zion church marks its fiftieth anniversary as Rev Landgrebe outlines a generally healthy church. He calls for greater youth work and notes strong cooperation with Norwegian congregations. Local officials welcome the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
American Lutheran Church
Dakotas
Montana
Zion Lutheran Church of
T George C. Landgrebe
Elgin
N. D
Hough
Lie Vester Ehoic
L. A. Westenberger
Fred Stelner
Mary Reitmayer
Bank in Rapid City closes for reorganization
Pennington County Bank of Rapid City suspends operations to reorganize and protect creditors after forged paper linked to the Bank of Wasta losses. S. H L Aos, cashier of Wasta, is arrested for forgery related to alleged fraudulent transactions. State official E A Ruden notes forged paper exceeding $100,000 involved in rediscount. Bank hopes to reopen soon once forged notes are charged out.
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Pierre
S. H L. Aos
Bank of
Wasla
Pennington County Bank of
Rapid City
E. A. Ruden
Aos
Wasta Bank
Ruden
Wasta
Pennington County Bank
War invalid wheels 228 miles to health resort with son
In Poland Klemens Kudz ma, a war invalid, traveled 228 miles to Busko in his wheelchair by hand turning the wheels. He brought his 8 year old son along. Meanwhile an ambitious thief stole a church cornerstone containing a few coins from Verona, Mississippi.
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Gropno
Poland
Klemens
Kudzma
Busko
Verona
Miss
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America
Minnie Clothing
Calmenson
Solomon
Cash & Carry
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S. E
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