LCC Plans Bus Truck Survey For Next Congress
The L C C will submit a survey to the next Congress on highway and rail transit, requesting federal coordination of bus and truck traffic and possible regulation. Hearings heard from railroads, bus and truck operators, civic groups, and state bodies, amid calls for or against federal control.
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L.C.C
Congress
Vis Oa
Ibs
Vis Commission
Salate
Tero
Tig Teld
Ward
Flynm
Steph
Execubus
National Grange
Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Commission
The
Grange
Express Company
U.S Firms Face Loss From Canada Tariff Revision
Washington reports a Commerce Department study warns higher Canadian duties could cost American exporters up to 25 million dollars annually, about four percent of shipments to Canada. Assistant Secretary Klein notes varied impacts across sectors while Canada seeks reciprocal tariffs with British dominions.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Dominion
Klein
Canada
United States
Stimson
Weather roundup for Hywen and South Dakota
Hywen forecasts mostly cloudy nights and Friday with a temperature dip. South Dakota remains unsettled with cooler conditions in the southeast and Friday around fair conditions.
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Os Hywen
South Dakota
Friday Sesity Falr
Fickle Widow And Ambitious Old Men Aid License Bureau
CHICAGO June 4-7 The marriage license bureau may grow busy as 72 year old Berenik Karezbalm applied for a license to wed 60 year old widow Pearl Goldman. The next day he sought another license to marry widow Eva Chubin after she changed her mind, prompting playful remarks from the clerk.
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Chicago
Berenik Karezbalm
Mary Pearl Goldman
Karezbalm
Warezbalk
Eva Chubin
Jurado and Cotton Lead British Open After Second Round
Jurado and Henry Cotton tied for the lead at 147 after two rounds in Carnoustie Scotland. Tommy Armour sits in third at 148, with Jonony Farcell fourth at 149. Several Americans and others remain within five strokes, with many players advancing to the final 26 holes tomorrow.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Jose Jurado
Henry Cotton
Tommy Armour
Jonony Farcell
Quaker Ridge
Joe Kirkwool
Gene Sarazen
Willie Hunter
MacDonald Smith
W. T. Twine
Cotton
Farrell
Marco Churio
Arthur Havers
Abe Mitchell
Percy Alliss
Germany
Mac Smith
Hortop Smith
Joe Turmesa
Tony Moneta
Confessed Slayer At Deaths Door In Winona Case
Roy Ashley of Beaver Dam Wisconsin was formally accused of murder by a coroner s jury and lay near death in a Winona hospital after confessing to slaying Evelyn Brown also of Beaver Dam. He enticed the 15 year old girl from her home and killed her after an automobile ride to a farm where he stopped to water the radiator. Evelyn cried out she had been kidnapped and Ashley struck her with a bottle then took the gun and shot her after taking the weapon from the girl. The body will be sent back to Beaver Dam for burial.
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Winona
Minn
Roy Ashley
Beaver Dam
Wis
Evelyn Brown
Ashley
Evelyn
Great Northern Tornado Disrupts Freight Train
SIOUX FALLS June 4 The Great Northern railroad office reports three box cars blown off a siding near Windom Minnesota by a small tornado last night onto the main line. The line was cleared by a wrecker and train service remained uninterrupted. No further damage reported locally. A separate Fargo incident nearby recently killed one person when struck by a tornado.
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Great Northern
Sioue Falls
Great Northern Railroad
Windom
Mina
Wilder
Empire Builder
Fargo
N. Dh
Suggestions For Relief Of Unemployed Kansas
Advocacy of unemployment insurance urges discouraging of wages and substitution of generous giving for luxury and display in personal living. The Northern Baptist convention approves this guidance for its 8,000 churches. The social service committee proposes a temporary relief program with employment committees in every church and use of church parlors for emergency housing.
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Kansas
Northern Baptist Convention
Social Service Committee
Planes Return From Eastern Maneuvers
The 2th pursuit group of the army air corps landed at Curtiss Reynolds airport after an uneventful trip from Dayton. Commanded by Major C. L. Pinker, the planes were to spend the night in Minneapolis after flying via Milwaukee but did not land there.
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Chicago
Army Air Corps
Curtiss- Reynolds
Dayton
C. L. Pinker
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Northern Normal faces years of faculty and student unrest
Aberdeen June 4. The board of regents announced witnesses testified to long standing discontent at Northern Normal and that charges of immorality and incompetency against President David Allen Anderson were not substantiated. Secret testimony continues as investigators prepare to issue findings to the full board.
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Board of Regents
South Dakota
Northern Aberdeen
Normal School
David Allen Anderson
Northern Normal
Alvin
Waggoner
Philip
Regents
Anderson
Lille
Worfmal
Dr. Anderson
Carnity
The
American Newa
Lee Byrne
George Erickson
J. A. McAllister
Harold Alsup
Lillian Hill
Alsup
Miss Hill
Regents’ Committee For
W. S. Dolan
Mibanik
Doan
Wagoner
W. M. Oates
A. H. Seymour
WN. H. Menaldi
Ruth Fickes
Lida Williams
Edna Olson
Marie Mad
Truck Driver Guilty Of Murder In New York
Rudolph c Duringer, 25 Ossining truck driver, convicted of first degree murder for killing Virginia Brannen in a Bronx auto ride on April 27. Justice Cohn to set the mandatory electric chair sentence next Monday at Sing Sing. Prosecution said Duringer claimed the shooting was accidental and then disposed of the body behind a Yonkers hedge. Another case links Francis Crawley, already in Sing Sing for a Long Island police officer slaying, after a gunfight with New York Police. A separate item notes a train killing a man identified as Dan Robbins in Chicago.
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New York
Rudolph c. Duringer
Ossining
Virginia Brannen
Justice Cohn
Duringer
Sing Sing
Brannen
Bangor
Mex
Bronx
Yonkers
Francis Crawley
Long Island
Manhattan
Anniversary Fete Opens At Aberdeen
Aberdeen marks its Golden Jubilee with a display of 1681 customs and a continuing program through Sunday. A special air message from Sioux Falls mayor and chamber president hails progress over 50 years, noting travel now takes less than two hours by air.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
EN. Douglas
R. Judy
Chamber of Commerce
George W. Burnside
Sioux Falls
J. Mor
Yell Foster
Aviation Boosters To Meet In Huron
Members of the newly appointed aviation committee of the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce will meet in Huron on Sunday June 14 to plan promoting aviation in the state. Walter Haliey of Rapid City chairs a panel including T M Bailey Sioux Falls Hal Bowring Mitchell Walter Stover Watertown Hugh Danforth Yankton Earl Runchey Madison Dawes Brisbane Pierre Clyde Fullerton Aberdeen Dr F W Minty Rapid City Dan McCutcheon Belle Fourche L Bailey Robert Dausk Huron H C Davis Winner Francis Case Hot Springs Guy Spokely Brookings L Leonard Hagen Mobridge M Plin Beebe Ipswich.
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Aviation Committee
South Dakota
Chamber of Commerce
Hurlon
Walter Haliey
Rapid City
T. M. Bailey
Sioux Falls
Hal Bowring
Mitchell
Walter Stover
Watertown
Hugh Danforth
Yankton
Earl Runchey
Madison
Dawes Brisbane
Pierre
Clyde Fullerton
Aberdeen
F. W. Minty
Dan McCutcheon
Belle Fourche
L. Bailey
Robert Daiusk
Huron
H. C. Davis
Francis Case
Hot Springs
Guy Spokely
Brookings
L Leonard Hagen
Mo‘bridge
M. Plin Beebe
Ipswich
Coolidge Contemplates End Of Newspaper Work
New York June 4 Calvin Coolidge is said to be tired of daily papers. A syndicate official plans to Northampton tonight to discuss a vacation and possible cessation of his newspaper writing. Announcement expected Saturday.
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New York
Calvin
Coolidge
Northampton
Road Worker Killed In South Dakota Car Crash
Hermosa June 4 Rog Cole a Hot Springs road grader was instantly killed two miles southwest of here when the car they rode in overturned on a curve at seven o clock last evening Ed Graham of Deadwood suffered slight injuries Coleman leaves a wife and three children
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Hermosa
Rog Coleman
Hot Springs Road
Here
Ed Graham
Deadwood
Coleman
Futures dealing of benefit to Ottawa farmers
The royal commission on grain futures reported to the house of commons that dealing in grain futures is generally beneficial to farmers, signaling a favorable outlook for agricultural price risk management.
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Ottawa
Royal Commission On Grain
House of Commons
Petitions Filed For South Dakota Referendums Involve Four Year Normal Schools
Petitions seeking referendums on South Dakota four year normal school courses and a butter substitute tax were turned in to the secretary of state and sent to Attorney General Sharpe for opinion. About 12 000 signatures for the butter tax refer endum and roughly 20 000 for the four year normal school measure were reported as filing deadline neared. If valid, the four year plan could block July 2 implementation and force a return to two year curriculums at Madison, Springfield and Spearfish. An attempt to delay the court ruling until 1922 was proposed by supporters.
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Pserre
South Dakota
M. @. Sharpe
State Normal
Madison
Springfield
Spearfish
Edward Prehal
Burke
Supreme Court
Mary Miller
Sioux Falls
Miss Miller
Youth Drowns as Family Looks On Trail City
Ben Carl an 11 year old drowned in a small lake near his home Tuesday evening while his family tried to rescue him. Exhaustion and cramps are believed to have caused his death. The body was recovered after fifteen minutes in five feet of water. The boy swam with companions while his parents fished from a boat at the lake center. They were near the far shore when he drowned and shouts for help were not immediately answered.
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Trail City
Ben Carl
Dewey County
Carl
Mortimer Schiff Dies at 53 Hero of Boy Scouts
Mortimer L. Schiff banker philanthropist and longtime head of the Boy Scouts of America died suddenly of a heart attack. He was 53, to be 54 tomorrow, after office work golf and family dinner. He was found in a lounge robe at home and planned a Europe trip. Mrs Irene Gruchow 42 shot herself in her home in Sioux City as motive given health concerns.
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Mortimer L. Schiff
Oyster Bay
Kehn, Loch and Co
Boy Scouts of America
Europe
Kilus
Far East Flight Planned by Lindbergh and Wife
Col Charles A Lindbergh plans a month long air tour to the Far East with wife aboard. He seeks landing permissions from Japan and China via the State Department and will equip his monoplane with pontoons for safety. If Siberian landings become necessary, private permission would be sought.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Far East
North Pacific
State Department
Lindbergh
Siberia
Governor Speaks To Firemen Here
Governor Warren Green assured South Dakota firemen of full administration cooperation during the State Firemen's school and tournament. He praised Insurance Commissioner Horswill, met with local officials, and attendance reached 342 from over 35 departments. A one day tournament offers nearly 1500 in prizes as bidders compete for the 1932 location.
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South Dakota
Warren Green
Green
Charles B. Horswill
Max Teuber
Huron
State Firemen’s Association
City Hall
Mitchell
Rapid City
Aberdeen
E. M. Wipf
Sam Goehring
Avon
Edmund Wilson
Parker
M. C. Sullivan
Pakston
John Mueiller
Hot Springs
D. C. Lewis
Pierre
Matt Behrend
Parkston
Behrend
Bridgewater
Burke
Miller
Menno
Vermillion
Yankton
Parksto
Huon
Sioux Falls Woman Reelected Auxiliary President
ABERDEEN June 4 Mrs T J Billion of Sioux Falls was reelected president of the women s auxiliary of the South Dakota Medical Association at the annual convention yesterday. Other officers named include Mrs M R Hopkins Arlington president elect Mrs J C Ghimacher Vermillion vice president Mrs Percy Peabody Webster recording secretary and Mrs Gulbrandson Brookings treasurer.
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Aberdeen
T. J. Billion
Sioux Fells
South Dakota Medical Association
M. R. Hopkins
Arlington
J.C. Ghimacher
Vermillion
Percy Peabody
Webster
Gulbrandson
Brookings
Pope Pius Prohibits Annual Festival Amid Fascist Tensions
Rome reports Pope Pius forbade Corpus Christi processions outdoors due to anti Catholic disturbances. Vatican and state talks continue with Cardinal Gaspari and Marquese Pacelli involved. Arrests of Catholic Action leaders stir concern as Mussolini seeks to defend party gains.
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Rome
Pius
Isum
Mussolini
Aiz
Fascist Party
Cardinal Gaspari
Marchese Pacelli
Marchese
Vatican
Kibbee Named To High Bank Post
MINNEAPOLIS June 4. Kibbee of Mitchell South Dakota was named a Class A director of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank to fill the term of the late J C Bassett Aberdeen. He will serve until December 31 1982 representing district banking interests. Kibbee, president of Commercial Trust and Savings Bank Mitchell, is the only South Dakotan on the bank’s board and was nominated at a bankers meeting in Hur.
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Minneapolis
H BR Kibbee
Mitchell
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
Kibbee
J. C. Bassett
Aberdeen
National Banks
Group Noo. 2
Federal Reserve District
South Dakota
Minneapolis Bank
Huron
Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
Freight cut on petroleum products proposed in Wyoming
Washington dispatch states Examiner Smith urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to lower rates on petroleum products from Casper and nearby Wyoming to North Dakota South Dakota Western Minnesota Northwestern Iowa and Nebraska. The recommendation sets Casper to the destinations at no more than 25 percent of first class western trunk line rates and seeks parity with Oklahoma producing points by removing rate differentials.
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Washington
Smith
Inter~state Commerce Commission
Casper
Wyoming
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wester Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Commission
Oklahoma
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Armour
Dan Robbins
Sioux City
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J. W. Campbell Park
Bertin
Conradier Boner
Moszkowski
Rss
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Kaches
Hoffman Dalbey
Kentucky
Sousa
Cochran
Far East Flight
E. T. Gitchell
Huron Fire Department
Daum
Pope Pius
Chureh
Corsangeo
Vtalian Catholi Young Peoples Society
High Bank
Mitchell Man
Federal Reserve
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