Treasury to sell 800 million bonds as Deficit Persists
A long bond issue totaling 800 million dollars will be offered to the public June 15 by the treasury to retire short term securities. Secretary Mellon says the move aids government financing amid a one billion dollar deficit while commerce reports April business conditions improving for a third consecutive month. Bond terms include maturity in 1946, 3 1 8 percent interest, and redemption after June 15, 1946. The issue replaces 599 million in certificates and reduces short term debt to about 2.5 billion, with the rest funding interest and other obligations.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Commerce Department
United States
South Is Pushing Cotton Goods Sale
Atlanta reports national cotton week aims to revive the industry that employs about 12 million Americans. Cason J Callaway leads the American Cotton Manufacturers association. 24 miles of store windows will display cotton products nationwide. A Cotton Textile Institute survey shows 11,8 retail stores in 48 states and 100 wholesale firms participating. The movement seeks to boost buying power and spur general business revival.
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South
Atlanta
Dixie
Cason J. Callaway
la Grange
American Cotton Manuacturers’ Association
The
Cotton Textile Institute of New York
Strangers Throw Man From Auto Near Town Avenue
Charles L. Renshaw was tossed from a car by two strangers early Saturday afternoon at the corner of Town Avenue and Ninth Street Southeast. Renshaw, from 411 Olinois Avenue Southwest, said he did not know the attackers who had offered a ride and pressured him to buy liquor. Police searched the city for the vehicle but found no trace.
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Auto’ Huron
Charles L. Renshaw
Olinois Avenue
Town Avenue
Ninth Street
Renshaw
A. W. Hopkins Renshaw
Nefusia
Seal
Weather forecast for region shows variable sky
Partly cloudy tonight with light winds and a chance of showers. Tuesday expected to stay cooler with mainly dry conditions and a gradual temperature change. South Dakota area prints a similar trend with partly cloudy skies and cooler air tonight.
Texas Guinan and Girls Ordered Out of France
Havre France June 1 Texas Guinan awaits a minister of the interior decision on her appeal after France bars her cabaret troupe from Paris and orders deportation on the Paris liner. An immigration official cited parties aboard ship as not fitting France’s taste. The government decision stands as the minister’s ruling remains unchanged.
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Havre
France
Texas
Guinan
Paris
Coolidge
Ministry of Interior
Texes Guinan
Mrs. G. I. McDonald Dies in Sheffield
Mrs. G L McDonald of Sheffield died suddenly at home shortly after midnight Saturday. Her husband and three sons Arthur Del and Raymond survive. Funeral services will be in Huron at Kinyon chapel and burial planned in Coin Iowa. She was a member of the Cavour Rebekah lodge.
Demo Leaders Hold Banquet At Pierre
South Dakota Democratic leaders gathered in Pierre for a Jefferson Day banquet and a political strategy conference for the G2 campaign. Key speakers included Senator W. J. Bulow and party officials from Huron Rapid City and Webster.
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Pierre Pierre
South — Dakota
Jefferson Dey
W. J. Bulow
W. W. Bowes
Huron
L. ¥. Bicknell
Webster
T. B Werner
Rapid City
A. L. Putnam
Patoam Mild
Firefighters Gather for State Association School and Tournament
More than 200 firemen attended the opening today as the second annual state firemen association school and five day tournament began with a parade through downtown. Mayor Gitchell welcomed delegates in the Elks hall after the parade, with Lt. Gov Whitney and state officials among speakers. Notables from Duluth Minneapolis and Chicago led lectures on first aid and defense improvement for small cities, as Rapid City and Mitchell delegates eyed next year’s gathering.
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Firemen's Association
Huron Department
E. T. Gitchell
Elks Hall
Marvin
H. N. Walker
M. B. Grrold
Duluth
Minn
John R. Townsend Jr
St. Paul
Avc Insurance Patrol
Rapid City
Governor to Speak at Jerauld Picnic
Wellington Springs announces Governor Warren E. Green will headline the annual Jer auld county pioneer picnic set for Milmo ba a between Springs and the Selby. program includes races and sports. The note comes from Henry Kallis, committee chair, with limited details on events and licensing in Woonsocket.
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Wellington Springs
Henry Kallis
Jerauld County
Warren E. Green
Milmo Ba A
Springs
Selby
Meat Prices Decline Sharply in America
CHICAGO time 1 4 When it comes to meat the housewife s dollar is growing bigger and bigger the Institute of American Meat Packers said today reporting that meat prices declined from 18 to 36 percent from May 1930 to May 1921 Compared to the May 1930 prices wholesale prices for last month have fallen as follows Dressed beef 30 to 35 per cent dressed beef 33 per cent smoked hams 16 to 38 per cent and smoked picnic hams 3 per cent the institute said With the wholesale dressed meat prices steadily declining the price of livestock fell to the lowest point in 20 years the report said.
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Chicago
Institute of American Meat Packers
Carson Speaks For Church Anniversary
Dr HL FP Carson, retired Presbyterian minister and former stated clerk of the South Dakota Synod, was a principal speaker at the 80th anniversary services of the First Holland church near Castlewood. About 300 people attended as Castlewood and rural congregations celebrated jointly and noted a shift from Thatch to English in services.
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HL FP. Carson
Fuuron
South Dakota
First Holland Church
Castlewood
Martin Hyiik
Holland
Youngsters Pass Swimming Exams At West Park Plunge
Right young folks have passed swimming and life saving tests since the West Park plunge opened Saturday afternoon. Lloyd Sherman, life guard and Red Cross examiner, led the course and announced results. Robert Buck of Wessington Springs passed the senior test while his sister Bernice passed the junior Cross test. Irwin and Glen Small, Huron Boy Scouts, completed first class tests and seek merit badge in swimming. Burton Ellis John Wilson Arthur Hagedorn and Dee Crawford of Huron were among those who passed first class tests in the last two days.
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West Park
Lloyd Shermaan
Robert Buck
Wessington Springs
Bernice
Sherman
Todey
Irwin
Glen Small
Huron Boy Scout
Burton Ellis
John Wilson
Arthur Hagedorn
Dee Crawford
Huron
South Dakota Seeks Bids for Major Highway Work
The South Dakota Highway commission invited sealed bids totaling about 1.3 million dollars for highway construction including pavement asphaltic concrete oil treatment and bridge work. Bids close June 12 with the project covering 30 miles of concrete paving 105 miles of gravel surfacing and multiple grading resurfacing and guard rail tasks across numerous counties and U.S. and state highways.
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Pierre
South Dakota Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Codington
Brown
Yankton
Davison
Watertown
Aberdeen
Yankton Cest
Mitchell
Dell Rapids
Wessington Springs Junior College Holds Commencement
Seventy diplomas and certificates were awarded at the Wessington Springs Junior College commencement on the campus. Rev. F. E. Bennett of Chicago delivered the address and preached the baccalaureate sermon at a city union service. Seventeen graduates earned associate arts degrees and teaching certificates, twenty-four earned first grade teaching certificates, and twenty finished the high school program. Valedictorian Gladys Green and salutatorian Alice Bratts led the grads. high school valedictorian Hazel Collins and salutatorian Ada Winegarden also featured among the honorees.
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Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs Junior College
F. E. Bennett
Chicago
American Science Foundation
Methodist Church
Gladys Green
Alice Bratts
Alexandria
Minn
Hazel J. Collins
Ada Winegarden
Harry B. Anstead
Man Held For Killing Seeks Judge Position
Los Angeles report says David H. Clark, held for the May 20 killings of politician Charles Crawford and magazine editor Herbert Spencer, urged voters to elect him municipal judge in tomorrow's election. Clark claimed innocence and asked friends to retain confidence as preliminary exam lingered past the vote.
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Los Angeles
David H. Clark
Charles Crawford
Herbert Spencer
Clark
Crawford
Spencer
Death Claims Twenty In Weekend Accidents
Twenty persons were dead over the holiday weekend in Minnesota and North Dakota from shootings, traffic crashes, and drownings. In Marshalltown Iowa Cap Senders was fatally injured near Albert Lez Minnesota when his car overturned. Alleen and Georgix Smith of Alden Iowa were seriously injured. Sioux Falls district records indicate broader casualties.
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St, Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
Cap
Marshalltown
Iows
Albert Lez
Minn
Alleen
Georgix Smith
Alden
Lons
Whiskers Solve Deep Kidnaping Tangle in Chicago
CHICAGO June 1 Four days after Charles E. Dean vanished two weeks ago police revived the mystery by a whisker count. Dean was found hound and gagged behind a Willow Springs hot dog stand with one day’s beard. A sergeant noted the six day gap to last Tuesday and forwarded the case to the hospital. Mrs Dean doubted the danger and blamed timidness after a quarrel.
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Chicago
Charles E. Dean
Willow Springs
Samuel Meyers
Samuel Meyers, Who Knows His Mathematics, Noticed Mr. Dean
Mr. Dean
C N W Band To Play In Huron For Pierre Celebration
The Chicago & North Western railway band will perform on the depot platform in Huron en route to Pierre for the capital's 50th anniversary. About 1,000 to 1,500 heard the State college military band yesterday. Huron locals are urged to obtain "Huron" wind shield stickers from the Chamber of Commerce for the Pierre and Aberdeen trips.
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Chicago & North Western Railroad
Pierre
Chicago
Pierze
State College Military Bend
Brookings School
R. H. Miller
North Western
Aberdeen
H. J. Wagen
Winona
Northwestern
South Dakota
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Myers
Governors Hold Annual Meeting in French Lick
At the 23rd annual conference of governors in French Lick Indiana on June 1 state executives from 24 commonwealths opened talks focused on taxation. Governor Br Michigan and Governor Harry H. Phe Kansas addressed the session. Governor Brucker called tax burdens a menace to government stability and urged simplification of local units to improve responsiveness. Governor Woodring urged real tax relief via local tax reductions and caps on local levy or per capita spending, arguing excessive state control fuels high local taxes.
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French Lick
Mnd
Commonwealths
Wilbur M. Br
Michigan
Harry H. Phe
Kansas
Brucker
Hiss
Woodring
Glatty Injured in Army West Virginia Meet Mishap
James Glattly 23 of Hot Springs South Carolina a United States Military Academy track team member was hospitalized in Morgantown West Virginia with head injuries from a Saturday track and field meet incident He ran into a javelin lying on the ground its butt entering his mouth and suffered a brain concussion and possible skull fracture He formerly attended Huron College at Huron.
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James Glattly
Morgantown
W VA
Hot Springs
S. C
United States Military Academy
Army-West Virginia
Glattly
Glatly
Huron College
Huron
Open Break in Vatican Mussolini Talks Fails to End Tensions
Rome June 1 A Vatican and Italian government split fears eased as pope and Mussolini meet. Editors urged to stop anti Catholic campaigns, while authorities warn of Lateran Treaty protests. Bomb incidents in Bologna raise security concerns as Cardinal leaders press for a diplomatic path forward.
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Rome
Vatican
Mussolini
Curia
Osservatore Romano
Vatican City
Il Duce
Pope
Italy
Mrs Cooper 77 Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Cooper 77 died at 12 30 this morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Jamie Weeks 413 Dakota Avenue South She was born November 26 1853 at Hardin City Ia and married to Lemual Cooper January 7 1869 Survived by four daughters Mrs George Harris DeSmet Ia Mrs Edward Burdick Waterloo Ia Mrs Frank Newhart Olympia Wash and Mrs Jennie Weeks Huron There are fifteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services at Kinyon Chapel Tuesday at 3 pm with Rev A Carlson officiating Burial will be in Riverside cemetery.
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Aurceuis We. Cooper
Jauie Weeks
Dekota Ave
Nue
Cooper
Lars Jaine Knott
Hardin City
Lemual Cooper
George Harris
DeSmet
Edward Burdick
Waterloo
Frank Newhart
Olympia, Wash
Jennie Weeks
Huron
Kinyon Chapel
A. Carlson
Riverside Cemetery
Forestburg Man Wins in Woonsocket Case
Circuit court jurors were dismissed by Judge R. C. Bykewell after the May session. The final case heard involved N C Christiansen of Forestburg suing for possession of four hogs. the jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
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Forestburg
Woonsocket
R. C. Bykewell
N. ¢. Christiansen
Edward
Charles Olson
Christiansen
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