Ransom Paid Claims Spark Lindbergh Case Details
Springfield union reports Joan Condon states the Lindbergh ransom of 50000 was paid at Col. Lindbergh’s insistence on an advance payment to avoid anger from the kidnapers. Dr Condon recalls negotiating a 350000 sum with 20000 returned to Lindbergh, while Curtis of Norfolk faces arraignment for a hoax tied to the Lindbergh case. Trial set for the week of June 27.
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Joan F. Condon
Jafsie
Lindborsh
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Becket
Conion
Ith
Col Lindbergh
Dr. Condon
Bronx
John
Curtis Flemington
N. J
Pender
Richmond
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Curtis
Thas
Ewen
Ant Lo Court
Hausner Heads Ocean Flight From New York
Stanislaus Hausner of Newark, New Jersey, began a crossed Atlantic attempt from Floyd Bennett Field toward Poland. His second solo start followed a weather-checked attempt last Saturday. He rode with his young wife as passenger on the escort plane for the initial miles.
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Stanislaus’ Oper
Newark
N. J
Law
Poland
Floyd Bennett J
Hausner
Ivas
Wie
Broken Leg Causes Ball Player's Death
SIGUX FALLS, June 20. A broken leg suffered in a baseball game Sunday after a collision with another player led to the death today of Frank Mond, 36, a power company employee. Dr. E. L. Perkins said death was caused by bone marrow entering the bloodstream and settling on the brain. Mond's wife and three children survive.
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Sigux Falls
Frank Mond
E. L. Perkins
Raymond
Weather update Turon and South Dakota report unsettled weekend
Unsettled weather for Turon with showers on Saturday and a temperature change. South Dakota sees partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with light showers and little temperature variation. Evening Huvonite delivery services gearanteed. If not delivered by 6 38 AM, contact Western Union S432.
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Raed Turon
South Dakota
Western Union
Chicago Does Not Need Salesman To Sell Its Property
Business rush comes to the sanitary district trustees as the yacht Robert R. sits stalled in the Chicago river mud. President Bowler considers sinking the boat to end the bid chaos while Dale Evang offers to buy with a $3750 total, $135 down and $135 monthly.
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Sanitary District
Robert R
Thomas J. Bowler
Dale Evang
Alaska
Mr. Bowler
Beadle County Women Host Annual Recreation Day at State Fair
About 400 members of Beadle county women home extension clubs 4-H groups and friends gathered at the State Fair grounds for a recreation day. A noon picnic followed by a program featured folk dances soap making demonstrations and multiple one act plays amid a George Washington bicentennial address by Dr G A Youss.
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State Fairgrounds
Scage’s Corner
Home Extension Club
Lavere Johnson
Huron
Ed Sibley
Jess Lemon
G. A. Youss
George Washington
Sunshine Club
Iroquois
Ferguson
G. Hintermeister
H.elion
Fale
Les Ruppel
Alpena
A. B. Harris
Virgil
Colo
Danny Boy
B. Burns
Fey Tucker
South Dakota Awards Low Highway Contracts
Pierre reports the South Dakota Highway commission awarded about 284 000 dollars for 144 miles of gravel surfacing 63 miles of grading four bridge and culvert projects and six guard rail projects. Bids were unusually low with grading and concrete work especially cheap. A 690 foot bridge across the Cheyenne River east of Buffalo Gap will cost 36 765.21 dollars.
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South Dakota
Pierre
South Dakota Highway Commission
Cheyenne River
Buffalo Gap
Herriot Called In To Form Cabinet In Paris
Paris June 3 President Brun asked Edouard Herriot to form a cabinet. The radical socialist leader, after winning the election, is expected to present his ministerial list tomorrow. Herriot will likely keep the foreign affairs portfolio.
Farm Boy Turns Pennies into Savings at Atwater Bank
George Swenson, 15, a farmer's son, carried 12 000 pennies to a bank in Atwater Minnesota and earned interest on his long saved money. A bank clerk counted the coins over several hours. McGraw resigns Giants manager after 30 years. Bill Terry to succeed him as manager in New York.
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Minn
George Swenson
McGraww
New York
John McGraw
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Industrial East Realizes Dependence On Agricultural West
Industrial east realizes it cannot prosper without prosperity in the west and middle west. J. L. Myers of General Motors Acceptance Corporation told the South Dakota Bankers association convention that overall prosperity requires mutual demand. Other speakers highlighted business courage and optimism for future. Banquet trophies were awarded at the golf event, and sheriff Barnes proposed a statewide vigilante system to counter bandit threats, with coordinated county and state efforts. J. C. Vannice, T. Brisbine named to bankers roles, and various state VP posts listed. Myers emphasized that industrial and agricultural prosperity must advance together for lasting growth.
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Watertown
West
Middle West
J. L. Myers
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Dist
South Dakota Bankers Association
J. W. Griest
Watertown Chamber of Commerce
T. M. Brisbine
Woonsocket
James G. McFarland
Zeprigierao
South Dakota
B A. Barnes
Pierre
Barnes
State Sherifff Department
Sheriff's Office
J.C. Vannice
McLaughlin
American Bankers Association
Don Dewey
Westport
National Bank
W. H. Jarmuth
Vermillion
Joseph Vandersrift
Sioux Falls
State Bank
C. V. Meyhaus
Arthur Smith
Mitchell
East
Near Completion Of Post Office Driveway Extension Project
Work at the postoffice progresses toward completion next week with J A Groves of Huron Construction Ltd stating the 900 dollar contract will wrap up. Sidewalks along the west are finished and brick driveway extension on the south is underway for rural carrier and staff parking. Erick Anderson, exposed to injuries from a fall at the Chicago and North Western yard, remains in Huron hospital with a broken collarbone and ribs.
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Huron Construction Company
Tnfgred
Erick Anderson
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Huron Hospital
Prodigy Too Young To Receive Diploma
Chicago on June 3 reports an eight year old prodigy Joana Kenos who completed eight grades in two years but is deemed not mature enough for high school by principal Alfred W. Schroeder. She will repeat grade school from the fourth grade.
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Chicago
Joana Kenos
Alfred W. Schroeder
Joanna
Bell Is Honored By College Men
Euron college athletes honored retiring athletics director Ward H. Bell at Last chapel exercises marking the end of the school year. Bell, leaving Huron after guiding athletics since 1927, received a leather billfold containing a one dollar bill as a symbolic foundation for a future fortune. Lefty Lamb delivered the presentation speech as Ralph Nohlgren, retiring president, spoke of Bell’s resignation and wished him success. Bell plans to pursue a master's degree at Town university with uncertain fall plans. The event closed with impromptu speeches and a pep session, and announced the first senior prom at the college gym tonight at 8:30 p.m., with campus orchestra music and chaperones President and Mrs. Royal C. Agne, Dean and Mrs. H. A. Hill, and Prof. and Mrs. H. G. Tstt.
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Ward H. Bell
Bell
Huron
Hill
Pravola
Lefty” Lamb
Huron College
College Student Association
Ralph Nohlgren
Lamb
Town University
Royal C. Agne
H. A. Hill
H. G. Tstt
Huron Agents Raid Farm Find Nearly 129 Gallons Wine
D W Helms of Huron and George C Ruark of Watertown with Deuel county authorities raided a Goodwin area farm yesterday uncovering 129 gallons of fig wine described by Ruark as liquor. Ed Treska, son of the farm operator, was arrested and to be remained at Clear Lake Deuel county seat today.
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D. W. Helms
Huron
George C. Ruark
Watertown
Devel County
Goodwin
Ed Treska
Clear Lake
Deuel
Ruerk
Helms
Huron Elks Enter State Competition
Huron Elks lodge No. 4 to be represented in golf trap and skeet events at the state Elks convention in Madison on Sunday and Monday. Eight members will compete in the golf tournament including Dr H L Saylor the 1981 city champion. Other participants are Ted Prew T J Brick Coughlin Stanley Colton Jack Frost John Hinman H C Whaley and C C Smith. Tom Luby prepares his diamondball team for its state title defense in the Elks tournament Sunday afternoon. George Stafford to captain the Huron aquad for trap and skeet shooting.
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Huron Elks Lodge No
Elks
Madison
H. L. Saylor
Huron Links
Ted Prew
T. J
Brick) Coughlin
Stanley Colton
Jack Frost
John Hin~man
H. C. Whaley
C. C. Smith
Tom Luby
Huron
George Stafford
Huron Aquad
Garner Relief Bill Advances From House Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee reported the Garner relief program at 2.3 billion dollars. Democratic leadership called a caucus to decide action with Speaker Garner planning a Tuesday House vote if the caucus approves. The panel added a five day work week to boost employment and considered a 15 million army housing program, while cutting river and harbor projects to trim over 100 million from the total.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Garner
Senate
Hurley
Reichstag Dissolved Prompts New German Elections
President von Hindenburg issued a decree dissolving the Reichstag after removing Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and appointing Franz von Papen. A new election must be held within 60 days, with predictions pointing to a vote as early as next month following April elections that boosted Adolf Hitler's National Socialists.
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von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Heinrich Bruening
Franz von Papen
Washington
United States
Germany
Teichstag
von Papen
Adolf Hitler
National Socialists
Morgan Plans Bond Purchase Firm Formation
J P Morgan and Company announced the formation of a gigantic security investing corporation with $190,000,000 subscribed. The firm will make initial bond market purchases and bases its policy on confidence in Congress balancing the budget to maintain the government's credit.
Gurney Flies To Huron On Business Visit
Chandler Gurney an official of the House of Gurney at Yankton traveled to Huron by airplane for a business engagement. He arrived in a Curtis Robin three place cabin plane of the Yankton Flying Service piloted by Eddie Drapela. He planned to return to Yankton this afternoon.
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Huron
Chandler Gurney
House of
Conferees Approve Tax Bill In Record Time
The tax bill, finished in record speed, heads to President Hoover for signing. Conferees balanced the budget, keeping 1921 tax rates and tariffs on oil coal lumber and copper, with detailed provisions on stock transfers auto taxes and corporate returns. Treasury estimates show a reduced deficit of about 1.476 billion for the coming fiscal year and a projected surplus after savings and revenue measures.
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Crisp
Senate
House
Gore
Consolidated
Treasury
Amelia Earhart Receives Warm Paris Welcome
Thousands of cheering Parisians greeted Amelia Earhart Putnam on her arrival from London via Cherbourg. Police struggled as crowds surged to lift her on arrival at the station, with women among the fans. She thanked the crowd and was escorted through a flowered, guarded passage.
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Paris
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Here
London
Cherbourg
Governor Green Says South Dakotans Oppose Gas Tax
PIERRE June 3 Governor Green admitted to President Hoover that South Dakota citizens oppose a one cent federal gasoline tax as a revenue measure. The telegram states that the people feel the state already bears heavy gas taxes and would resist any additional levy. The governor also sent the message to Senator McCton on the revenue measure conferees.
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Pierre
Green
Hoaver
South Dakota
Congress
Goveror
Smncot
Raskob Denies Short Selling in Senate Probe
Washington June 3. John J. Raskob denied charges of short selling and said it can be proper when properly conducted. He testified before the Senate Banking Committee that he only sold stock in two transactions and did so for income tax purposes to establish profit or loss. The hearing referenced political protests and noted a Republican dominated board at General Motors.
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John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Fehate Banking Committee
William A. Gray
Gray
Raskoh
Raskob
Virinia
Raskab
Gliss
General Meters
Davis Lion
Lion
Lien
Stocke and Bond Reporter
Tinley Arrives In Chicago For Visit
Major General Mathew A Tinley of Council Bluffs Iowa, a candidate for the democratic nomination for vice president, arrived in Chicago for a pre-convention visit and conferences with political leaders. He commanded the 168th Infantry of the Rainbow division and was greeted by officers and Chicago greeter George Dy Law.
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Mathew A. Tinley
Council Bluffs, Ta
Tinley
168Th Infantry
George Dylaw
Hartwich Heads to Washington for State Veterinary Exam
Dr. A Hartwich plans to depart Saturday for Pullman Washington to sit the state veterinarian board examination. He will travel alone and has practiced as a veterinarian for several years. He enjoys the Pacific Northwest and might relocate there in the future, though no definite plans exist.
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Washington
A. Hartwich
Pullman Wash
Wasi
Pacific Northwest
Jie
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