Ropers plan to form a national planning commission
Secretary Roper launches a plan to create a 30 member permanent national planning committee of major industrialists to counter cycles in prosperity. The effort includes 5 labor appointees and a five member board representing industry for trade agreement review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Selvage
Associated Press
Washington
Roper
Commerce Department
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Henry I. Harriman
The
Charber
Alfred P. Sloan
Leo Wotman
Columbia University
Johnson
Donald Richberg
Congress
Planning Commission
America
Adjournment by Saturday in Washington amid economic clash
President Roosevelt scrapped a tariff cut plan to seek adjournment of Congress by Saturday ahead of the London world economic conference. House and Senate clash over veterans' economy and industrial legislation dominates action as steering committee meetings seek a compromise on disabled veterans' allowances and independent offices funding.
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House
Lang
Lousiana
Roosevelt
Senate
Capitol Banking
Hawaii
HB. F. C. Insurance Company
Washington
Congress
London
Borse
Capitol
Building and Loan Group Sessions in Hub City
The League of South Dakota Building and Loan Associations met in Aberdeen to close the session with officer elections and a future meeting site for 1934. Speakers included James A. Webb of the Federal Home Loan Bank and A. W. Thiebold.
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Home Loan Bank
Hub City
Aberdeen
League of South Dakota Building and Loan Associations
James A. Webb
Federal Home Loan
Bank of Des Moines
A. W. Thiebold
American Sayings’ Building and Loan Institution
Chicago
Webb
South Dakota
Thiebold
James Robertson Madison
State League
I. N. Douglas
L. E. Corey
Lloyd B. Peterson
Watertown
Herbert E. Hitchcock
Mitchells IL
A. Boyles
Yankton
B. E. Beach
Huron
C. F. Easton
Hettinger Man Is Honored By Lions
F B W Stickney of Hettinger received the first master key membership in the fifth district at a governor's ball during the Lions club convention in Bismarck. The key marks the 75th such award in the International organization. District Governors W E Tracey of Duluth and Newt Haney of Sioux Falls spoke. Major Frank Tremont of Sioux Falls gave the invocation. Earl Sarles of Hillsboro was appointed adjutant general of the North Dakota National Guard by Gov. William Langer.
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Hettinger
Lions
Bismarck
N. D
F.B. W. Stickney
Lions Club
International Organization
W. E. Tracey
Duluth
Newt Haney
Sioux Falls
Frank Tremont
Sarles
Earl Sarles
Hillsboro
American Legion
North Dakota National Guard
William Langer
Papers On Morgan Tax Inquiries Rise Before Senate Panel
The Justice Department seeks original Morgan and Company income tax returns now with Senate investigators. The panel requests power to probe further as officials examine tax payments after 1930 and the Van Sweringen railroad group.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
J. P. Morgan and Company Partners
Senate
Fletcher
Florida
Internal Revenue Bureau
Morgan Partners
Congress
Check van Sweringer
van Sweringen
O. P. van Sweringen
Ferdinand Pecora
Alleghany Corporation
van Sweringen Group of Roads
J. P. Morgan
Bem
Pecora
Vaness Company
Pegora
Vaness
Morgan House
Fecora
Chesapeake Corporation
Morgan and Company
Berry Seeks Relief and Flood Plans With Roosevelt
South Dakota Governor Tom Berry met with President Roosevelt in Washington on June 8 to discuss relief for the unemployed and flood control under the reforestation program. Berry noted the talk was satisfactory and joked about cattle knowledge as others from South Dakota joined the White House visit.
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Washington
South Dakota
Tom Berry
Roosevelt
Berry
William J. Bulow
W. L. Eales
Almer Steensland
William Bulow, Jr
White House
Bulow
Four New South Dakota Conservation Camps Approved
Governor Tom Berry announced four new conservation camps for South Dakota, with three designated as water conservation and control camps. Locations will be announced later as he and relief director W L Eales plan to discuss consolidating federal farm loan functions with the regional agricultural credit corporation.
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Washingyon
Tom Berry
South Dakota
Berry
W. L. Eales
Morgenthau
Farm Credit Administration
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Bulow
Robert Fechner
W. W. Hawes
R. F.C
RLF. C
Bates
Man Drowns In Lake Kampeska After Boat Capsizes
In Watertown on June 8, John Nelson died when a boat capsized in Lake Kampeska during a gusty wind storm. Matt Langenfeld Jr and John Mahowald survived clinging to the overturned craft for over three hours. Nelson's body remained missing, leaving six children and a widow. A subsequent storm damaged a Standard Oil warehouse and felled many trees.
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Watertown
Lake Kampeska
Matt Langenfeld, Jr
John M. Mahowalg
John Nelson
Belle Plains
Minn
Standard Oil Company
Langer Declares Martial Law Over Highway Referendum
Kin d r e d North Dakota story notes Gov William Langer saying he declared martial law in Bismarck to stop petitions to refer the highway department appropriation bill. He warned the move could end $6 5 00 0 in federal funds and halt 12 000 jobs on federally funded road projects. He called the petition drive a plot by shyster politicians aiming to embarrass the administration.
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Langer
Kindred
N. D
Bismarck
North Dakota Highway Department
Gay
William Langer
Sons of Norway
North Dakota
United States
North
Evening Huronite Coloring Contest Winners
The Evening Huronite named winners Francis Hammon and Anne Bloomberg for coloring pages Out Que Way and Moon Mullins. Each winner receives a free ticket to the Huron theatre along with eight other top entries. Other winning entries include Lorraine Biankims and Margaret Boone for Moon Mullins and Norene Hale and Berdyne Peet for additional pages.
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Francis Hammon
Ako Avenue
Anne Bloomberg
Second Street
Moon Mullins
Huron Theatre
Huronite
Lorraine Biankims
Simmons Avenue South
Margaret Boone
Fourth’ Strest
Moon
Mullins
Norene Hale
Montana Avenue
Berdyne Peet
Local cartoonists and address listings in a colors dispute
Pena and junior Boone along with Evon Edler Elsie Disney Irma Brown are named in a color work dispute. Readership notes their addresses at 154 Fourth Street Northeast 156 Wyoming Avenue Southwest 117 Minnesota Avenue Southwest Route 2 Huron.
Three Held for Theft at Petersburg Trade Wool Theft
Three men were arrested in Lakota North Dakota after the Monday theft of trade and wool valued at $1,000 at Petersburg. Suspects Cecil Graham of Grafton Lea Chipowaski of Minto and James Ray unnamed address were arrested per Sheriff E T Swenseid.
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Lakota
N. D
Petersburg
E. T. Swenseid
Cecil Graham
Grafton
Lea Chipowaski
Minto
James Ray
Walsh Freed on Bond in Mail Fraud Case
P Walsh of Bismarck charged with using the mails to defraud and renting a post office box to defraud the state association over the 21st amendment ratification. He was freed on a 2500 dollar bond.
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Walsh
Bismarck
N. P
P. Walsh
State Association
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Father
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Bandle Creek
Kelloggs
Spn
Chesapeake and Ohio
Vaness Corporation
General Securities Corporation
Alleghany
Geneva Corporation
J. P. Morgan , and Company
Guaranty Company
Chesapeake
Lida Stafford
Vance Carter
Huvonite
Gentral
Hanes
P. H. Haines Knitting Co
Winston-Salem
N.C
Su Fu
Samson
BAK Ore
Raine Ot
Maur
Jess
California
Gadon
Palmolive
Grocery Department
Hatcher
Japan
van Camp
Graham
Farmer’s
K&r Co
Wen
Seaton
Wonderwear
Hanes Wonderwear
Calmenson
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