Huron Gains Bus Links To United Air Lines Network
Huron residents can now reach 137 cities in 37 states via bus connections to United Air Lines routes. Arrangements with the Marvin Hugutt hotel bus terminal and Western Union offer reservations and schedules for travel to Chicago, Omaha, Kansas City, St Louis, Tulsa and other United-served cities with same-day connections.
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Huron
United Air Lines
South Dakota
Omaha
Sioux, Falls
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Kansas City
St. Louis
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Dallas
Detroit
Sioux
Cleveland
Louisville
Cincinnati
Great Lakes
Marvin Hugutt
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bus Lines
United
United States
Charles M. Urtech
Sioux City, Jr
Cnt
Ask Federal Aid To Feed Hungry Chicago
A urgent appeal to President Hoover was made by Chicago civic leaders to secure federal relief for the unemployed amid a funding shortage crippling the Millwauis emergency relief commission. The appeal names Jane Addams and Karl Borders as key voices urging action to prevent widespread hunger and possible worker unrest.
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Chicago
UPI
Hoover
Milllwais Emergency Relief Commission
Jane Addams
Karl Borders
Chicago Workers’ Committee
Cermak Pestends
G. P. Club Meets Raymond Women Host
The G. P. club of the town met with Mrs. Fred Peterson for a social afternoon and lunch. The group plans to meet again at the Guy Mann home on June 10.
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G. P. Club
Raymond
Speciel
Fred Peterson
Guy Mann
Florists To Meet In Huron June 20
Clarence G. Walker announces June 20 as the convention date for the Florists Telegraph Delivery association South Dakota unit in Huron. Walker and Perry flower shops of Huron will help arrange the meeting and expert flower displays will be shown at the public Spring Flower Show June 21 and 22 at the park board. Clarence Hoffman of Mitchell is president and William Dethlefs of Mitchell is secretary.
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Clarence G. Walker
South Dakota
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Huron
Walker and Perry Flower Shops
Huron Park Board
Clarence Hoffman
Mitchell
Presient
William Dethlefs
Green Campaign Costs Reported For Governor Race
Pierre June thirty four Governor Green and supporters spent 7 925 05 in his successful May 3 primary campaign. Expense statements show Green for Governor club 30 562 09 Green executive committee 420 Beadle county Green club 864 55 and Governor Green 36 60. Largest expenditures were newspaper ads 2 458 89 and radio 1 034 20 with other costs for printing circulation 827 22 postage 384 20 traveling 227 08 and more. Henry Carlson of Sioux Falls listed as largest donor with 25 00 00 other donors include many Sioux Falls residents with 100 or more. Governor Green himself listed no contributions and only 30 09 in personal expenditures.
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Awnployes
Casper Nohner
Publity
Sleand
Henry Carlson
Sioux Falls
New Statehouse Annex
A. McWayne
Casper Neaner
Hayti
Art Godfrey
A. L. Larson
George Hughill
T. Mr. Bailey
Sion Falls
Max Green
Frank Schutecht
Bozue
Green
Triplets Born to Parrotts in Pollock
Triplets two girls and a boy were born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Charles A Parrott in Pollock. The smallest baby weighed four pounds.
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Pollock
Charles A Parrott
Act Ban Follows Circumstances of Lindbergh Baby Finder
Three Massachusetts cities ban a circus act by William Allen the man who found the Lindbergh baby. Mayors Baker of Brockton and McGrath of Quincy call the act contemptible commercialism. Lowell city council urges barring there.
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Boston
Masechusetts
William Allen
Baker
Brockton
McGrath
Quinck
Lowell
Vacation in Esmond
The Rev. and Mrs. Sydney Richards and children of Lakeview Minnesota are spending their vacation here with relatives.
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Esmond Esmond
Sydney Richards
Lakeview, Minn
Optimism urged as cure for economic slump
Speakers at a bankers association meeting urged optimism to counter depressions. Myers of a GM installment firm warned extreme optimism can trigger overproduction and a value drop. McFarland spoke on Fifteen Minutes of Optimism as the convention opened with a golf tournament and a dinner session. Rodents cost South Dakota farmers millions yearly, Knowles said, detailing pests and losses. He noted regulatory state laws hinder direct control and outlined cooperative county programs supplying poisoned bait. Federal predatory animal control reduces livestock losses, with owners sharing half the costs.
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East
Mir. Myers
General Motors
New York
James G. McFarland
Watertowrt
South Dakota
Louis Knowles
Mitchell
Servcs
South Dakota Bankers Association
Mr. Knowles
Knowles
Cooperaion
Itvest
Bankers Seek Prevention Over Insurance In South Dakota Banditry Battle
South Dakota bankers at a convention urged stronger anti robbery measures. James Baum of New York City called for protective plans beyond insurance, including better law enforcement equipment and a state police force. George Starling urged sheriff and deputy readiness with arms and radios. Since the first rewards two years ago there have been 14 holdups, 20 bandits captured, five shot, and rewards near 6 thousand dollars shared among 36 people.
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Dakota
James Baum
New York City
American Bankers Association
Mote
George A. Starring
Huron
Mr. Baum
National Association
National Association’s Insurance Committee
Bank Fidelity and Robery Insurance
Blar&ket
South Dakota
Baum
Starling
Toswich
Bankers Associatio
South Dakota Banker Boss Values Local Branch Limits
EB A Huden criticizes branch banking as threat to small banks at the South Dakota Bankers association convention. Nix Ruden argues states must decide on branches, opposing Glass bill granting national banks branch authority. He warns branches drain funds from small towns and that elites push reforms for their own gain while neglecting rural needs. He praises local bank health and urges a limited state role and bonded local investment.
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EB. A. Huden
South Dakota
South Dakota Bankers Association
Nix
Ruden
Glass Banking
Congress
Washington
New York
Brancs
Banka
Rey
South Dako
Barking
Igme
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Beadle County Club
neRitz Hotel
Die
Chance
Huron Dairy Products Co
Hiforiso
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Munting
Johnny Weissmuller
Speed
Alese
C. F. Koepp & Co
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Wilson Bros
Chamberlain South Dakota
Custer
Bach
Stone
Sensslional
Aviad Perinber & Hippodrome
Big Midway Bowers Dane BG Real Indium Village
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