Loriks Praises Farm Group At Annual Convention
Secretary Emil Loriks of Arlington commends the South Dakota Farmers Holiday association for its role in calling the Sioux City conference of governors last fall. He notes much proposed agricultural relief legislation has become law. Delegates discuss cooperation with federal provisions and report 23 counties represented with about 510 attendees.
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South Dakota Farmers Holiday Association
Sioux City
B. W. McVeigh
Britton
State Association
Mila Rens
National Farmers Holiday Association
Jesse Sickler
Des Moines
John Chalmers
Iowa Farmers Holiday Association
Andrew Kopperud
Federal Land Bank
Omaha
Otto Kaas
McVeigh
F. Eroochridge
Astor
Huron Methodist Episcopal Church
C. 5. Betts
Beadle County
General Assembly
H. A. Astrud
Tom Berry
Washington
Indiana Backs Repeal in Tenth State Vote
Indiana joined the repeal wave by voting two to one to remove the 18th Amendment. In a statewide election 501,239 favored repeal and 277,604 opposed, with 3,374 precincts reported. Of 329 delegates named for a June 26 convention, 250 pledged to vote for the new amendment and 19 to oppose.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Dele
Repeat Denial That Woodin Will Resign
Washington reports deny secretary Woodin would resign or become ambassador to Germany. Circulated claims of a Woodin resignation have recurred for weeks. The article notes an eighty million dollar estimated debt for the corporation in the United States.
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Woodin
Washington
Germany
United States
Publisher Dies in Suburban Pennsylvania Home
Cys H. K Curtis, a prominent publisher, died today after a heart ailment. The death occurred at his Wyncote Pennsylvania home, ending a notable presence in American business circles.
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Cys H. K Curtis
Curtis
Wyncote, Penn
Extended Illness Fatal To Curtis
Philadelphia June 1 Cyrtis H EK Curtis 52 publisher of major magazines died at Be pine after heart illness. Ill since May when a yacht attack led to hospitalization. Wife died five days later. Curtis chaired Curtis Publishing with The Saturday Evening Post Ladies Home Journal The Country Gentleman Alea Ma. Also led Curtis-Martin Newspapers publishing Philadelphia Public Ledger Evening Ledger and The Inquirer. Survived by daughter Mary Louis Curtis Bok widow of Edward Bok. Was AP member.
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Philadelphia
Cyrtis
Curtis
Be Pine
Lyndonia
New York
Curtis Publishing Company
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
the Country Gentleman
Alea, Ma
Curtis-Martin Newspapers, Inc
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Evening Ledger
New York Evening Post
Philadelphia Inquirer Company
The
Inquirer
Associated Press
Mary Louis Curtis Bok
Edward K. Bok
Husband Missing Foul Play Feared in Carson County
Mrs. R Johnson told authorities today that her husband, the village blacksmith, has been missing since Thursday night. She appeals to Carson county officials and South Dakota newspapers to find him, fearing robbers may be involved. He disappeared with a weapon in his possession, and she is nearly destitute.
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Thunder Hawk
R. Johnson
Church Meeting At Yankton Opens Nor. Lutheran Meet
Nearly 1,000 pastors laymen and delegates to the Women's Missionary Federation gather in Yankton for the biennial convention of the South Dakota district of the Norwegian Lutheran Churches of America. The event runs through Sunday with leaders Dr. T. F. Gullixson Dr. A. J. Aasgaard and Dr. J. A. Bergsaker slated to attend.
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Yankton
Women’s Missionary Federation
South Dakota
Norwegian Lutheran Churches of America
Minnesota
Nebraska
T. F. Gullixson
St. Paul
Lutheran Theological Seminary
A. J. Aasgaard
Minneapolis
Feneral
J. A. Bergsaker
Weather Outlook for Buren and South Dakota Areas
For Buren and vicinity expect probable showers tonight and Thursday with somewhat cooler temperatures tonight. In South Dakota, local showers and thunderstorms are likely tonight and Thursday, with slightly cooler air tonight, especially in the extreme east portion.
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Buren
South Dakota
Severe Heat Hits Eastern South Dakota Crops
Excessive heat and strong winds caused major damage to alfalfa meadows and pastures and serious harm to wheat oats barley rye and fox in eastern South Dakota. The most severe losses occurred from Beadle County east to the state line with some crops in western areas faring better due to adequate rainfall. Rains later aided dry regions but surface moisture remained depleted in much of the state.
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South Dakota
M. E. Blystone
Missouri River
Wyoming-South Dakota
Beadle
Beadle County
Band Concert Program Haron Municipal Band at Park
The Haron Municipal Band under J. W. Campbell performs Wednesday at 7:45 PM in Park with selections including Welcome to Our City, Little Dot, Fountain of Youth, Royal Vagabond, Grasshopper Frolic, To Arms, Ringling's Grand Entry and other marches. Characters include Galuska Marchello Eisenberg Clement and Duble.
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Haron Municipal Band
J. W. Campbell Park
Mainrath
Galuska
Marchello
Sein
Cohan
Goetzl
Eisenberg Overture Militaire
Clement March
Ringling
Duble
Seek Adjustment On Vets' Funds
President Roosevelt meets with the house democratic steering committee to address veterans allowances amid a funding dispute. The discussion centers on government care for nonservice related injuries and the new regulations issued by the Veterans Administration detailing amended pension rates for World War and Spanish American War veterans and added ratings for loss of use of limbs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Democratic Steering Committee
Senate
Veterans Administration
World Flier Mattern Near Siberia Aims to Break Record
Jimmie Mattern, attempting a round the world flight, crossed into Siberia from Omsk toward Chita as weather favored his fifth leg. His speed hovered near 200 mph with Novo Sibersk his latest stop, while Post and Gatty’s 1931 record showed a shorter lead after their nine and a half hour stop. Nome, Alaska prepared welcome for Mattern expected Thursday noon.
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Omsk
Siberia
Jimmie Mattern
Uute
Chita
New York
Novo Sibersk
Moscow
Jimmie Matter
Novosigirsls
Post-Gatty
Siberian
Nome
Alaska
Nore
James Mattern
Bering Sea
Matern
Mitchell Firm Gets Contract For Maps
The South Dakota purchasing department awarded Mitchell Publishing a contract to print 100000 lithographed highway maps for 109000 dollars. Ordered by the state highway department, most maps will be distributed at the Chicago World’s Fair. Maps are four color, 19 by 29 inches.
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Mitchell Firm
Pierre
State Purchasing Department Today
Mitchell Publishing Company
South Dakota
South Dakota Highway Department
Chicago
Debts and secret plans shadow Roosevelt debt talks
Washington dispatch by Paul Mellon examines White House turmoil over war debt policy. Leaks and opposition complicate efforts for a partial June 15 installment, with rumors of a modus vivendi and pressure from Britain Italy and France shaping the behind the scenes maneuvering as Congress looms.
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Washington
Paul Mellon
Treasury
Roosevelt
New York
Subcommittee Seeks Senate Power to Probe Morgan Tax Returns
A Senate subcommittee presses for a ruling granting unquestioned authority to investigate Morgan partners income tax returns and stock transactions. The tense session probes financing linked to J P Morgan Company and Van Sweringen railroad interests as witness O P Van Sweringen struggles to recall details.
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Morgan
Washington
Senate
J. P. Morgan and Company
Morgan Partners
van Sweringen
Fletcher
Ferdinand Pocora
John W. Davis
Pecora
O. P. van Sweringen
J. P. Morgan
Ven Sweringer
Barkley
Kentucky
Morgan and Company
Vaness Com
Pany
van Swetingen
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Cleveland
Perera
Vaness Company
van Sweringer
Yankton College Confers Degrees at First Commencement
In Yankton during the week of commencement festivities, 72 graduates were honored at the first annual ceremony. Judge Herbert B. Rudolph of the South Dakota Supreme Court spoke. Forty-seven earned degrees including 45 bachelor of arts, one bachelor of music, one bachelor of theology, with five magna cum laude and ten cum laude. Additionally 22 normal diplomas, two normal music diplomas, and one drama diploma were awarded.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Herbert B. Rudolph
South ‘Dakota
Seek Agreement On Bank Reform Laws
President Roosevelt convened congressional banking leaders in Washington to resolve differences over banking reform and deposit insurance. The Glass Steagall debate stalled for a week as talks consider an entirely new plan with a potential $2,500 deposit insurance cap. Senators Glass and Steagall along with Woodin and the currency comptroller were summoned to the White House.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Glass
Virginia
Steagall
Alabama
Woodin
Comptroller of the Currency
White House
Retailers Open Meet Thursday at Hotel Marvin Hughitt
South Dakota retailers and traveling men begin a joint convention with the state unit of the United Commercial Travelers in Huron at Hotel Marvin Hughitt. President Web Hill will open the meeting with invocation and welcome, followed by remarks from J. Morrison of Marshall Field and other speakers on the Century of Progress and retail distribution.
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South Dakota
United Commercial Travelers
Hu~son
Marvin Hughitt
Web Hill
Rapid City
Hubert Ketelle
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
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Loriks
SDC
Wold
Federal
Congress
Resolutions Committee
Cyrus H.K. Curtis
Rose
Huron
Aberdeen
Milbank
Mitchell
Redfield
Sioux Falls
Fairfax
Lemmon
Mobridge
Watertown
Mercury
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Lal
Gatty
Blagavastchenc
Mr. Roosevelt
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Great Britain
Italy
France
Senate Group
Pécora
Starring
George A. Starring
South Dakota Bankers , Association
Mary A. Miller
Manufacturers and’ Em- Peete Association
Harold L. Post
Butler Bros
Federated Stores of America
Post
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