Mintener Named Superintendent of South Dakota Justice Dept
Jene Minten of Pierre chosen to lead the new Department of Justice and Public Safety which officially forms on July 1. Governor Berry and Attorney General Conway announced the appointment as part of a commission to oversee operations. Four deputy supervisors will head motor patrol identification statistics communications investigation and secret service inspections and securatory laws. Examinations for about 500 applicants will be held soon to select roughly 40 staff for the agency, with 35 coming from the existing inspections division and three motor patrolmen from the secretary of state’s office.
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Justice Department
Pierre
Mintener
Rapid City
Pennington
Sounty
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
Conway
F At Law
Coneway
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Yankton
Mitchell
Huron
Aberdeen
Pierce
Department
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of
Indian projects boosted by Hipple in Pierre
E Hipple of Pierre planned an active campaign to secure federal funds for Indian projects. He prioritized an appropriation for a 2 tuberculosis sanitorium at Pierre, noting the city has water and electric lines and a new water main to the Indian school. He aimed to discuss the South Dakota Indian situation with Commissioner John Collier and pursue other Pierre area projects.
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Hipple Washington
E. Hipple
Pierre
Hipple
Pierre Capital Journal
South Dakota
Drowning Death Of Kenneth Sheldon At McIntosh Farm
Kenneth Sheldon seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Rinderneck was found deceased in a dam on the Rinderneck farm four miles east of McIntosh. He had been missing since last night with parents thinking he was staying with a neighbor. A neighbor retrieved the body with a garden rake before county help arrived. Cause of the accident could not be determined. He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters.
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McIntosh Farm
McIntosh
Kenneth Sheldon
Hies
HS. Rinderneck
Here
Rinderneck
Freeman Bank Robber Surrenders After Family Influence
Alvin Kirschenmann, fourth member of the Freeman bank holdup gang, gives himself up in Freeman after pressure from his father and sister. He pleads guilty in circuit court to complicity in the May 27 First National Bank robbery, receives a life sentence. Accomplices already serve life terms.
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Kirschenmann
Freeman
Rapid City
C. Kirschenmann
Alfred Nuss
Alvin Kirschenmann
Freeman Bank
Hutchin
Len C. Rogers
Irwin A. Lins
Lester Thompson
L. R. Peterson
Kischenmann
Fred Nelson
Svre Atheart
Jeff
Hutchinson County
Xankton
CC. Puckett
Kirschen Mann
First National Bank of Freeman
Puckett
State Board of Pardons
Alvin Kirschenman
Freemen
Helmuth
J. K. Waltner
Banke
J. C. Graber
Olivet
Hutchinson
BR. D. Null
Sioux Falls
Kirschenman
Here
DeMolays Close State Convention in South Dakota
South Dakota DeMolays wrapped up their 13th annual conclave in Mitchell this afternoon with Water Town as next year’s site and Huron’s Roy zum Brunnen elected state master councillor. Other officers include Robert Osborn Sioux Falls deputy master councillor LeRoy Marta Lead senior councillor John Petersdorf Mitchell junior councillor Ted Sauer Yankton scribe Don Hammond Watertown treasurer. Frank Tremont Sioux Falls and Harry Brown Huron received initiation degrees as the conclave program concluded with a banquet and dance tonight. A kittenball tournament scheduled for yesterday afternoon was canceled due to rain.
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South Dakota
Watertown
Mitchell
Roy ‘Zum Brunnen
Huron
E. Scott Taylor
Sioux Falls
Robert Osborn
Counsillor
LeRoy Marta
John Petersdorf
Ted Sauer
Yankton
Don Hammond
Frank Tremont
Harry Brown
Retired Army Officer Dies In Rapid City
Major Philip Martindale aged 60 from Washington DC died of a heart attack at a Rapid City hospital while visiting for a proposed stratosphere balloon flight. His body was taken to a local mortuary as word awaited from Washington friends.
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Rapid City
Rapid Cify
Philip Martindale
Washington, D.C
Gicé
Bionday
Martindale
Washington
Weather Outlook for Huron and Vicinity
Forecasters warn of fair to partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with cooler nights. In South Dakota the forecast calls for generally mild to fair weather tonight and Wednesday, with a cooler southeast trend tonight and an overall rise in temperatures by Wednesday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Truce Reached In Car License War
Mutual recognition of automobile licenses for commercial salesmen was agreed by the motor vehicle departments of North and South Dakota. South Dakota secretary of state Myrtle Morrison and North Dakota motor registrar L H McCoy signed the pact. The policy recognizes vehicles of salesmen who do not deliver orders and are properly registered in the other state.
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North Dakota
Welfare Board Named Commission to Oversee Relief Duties
Pierre June 25 Governor Tom Berry named nine members for the new state public welfare commission created by the 1938 legislature to take over functions of the relief committee. Six appointees are current relief committee members H M Holdridge Madison Marke Sheale Water Town W Bicknell Webster W C Lusk Yankton Fred Van Sergron Gregory and P B Jenkins Wauhay. The remaining three are Chambers Kellar Lead Tom Colgan Edgemont J Ed Meyer Mobridge. A public welfare commissioner will head the department with M A Kennedy the state relief administrator set to assume the post. The commission will supervise relief activities and may administer old age pensions child welfare unemployment insurance and other welfare programs federal action may trigger.
Fifth Avenue Frocks To Be Modeled Here Women
The Evening Hucon ite's Cooking school at the Elks ballroom in the Marvin Hughitt hotel hosts a fashion parade. Dresses from Fifth avenue New York will be sent daily via express for展示 by six Huron women and girls including Mrs. Mark Kuni Miss Phyllis Hoffman Miss Mary Starring Miss Vivian Smith Miss Genevieve Krechmeter and Miss Mary Jane Watson.
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Fifth Avenue
Huconite
Elks
Marvin Hughitt
New York
Huron
Huron J. C. Penney
Mark Kuni
Phyllis. Hoffman
Mary
Vivian Smith
Genevieve Kretchmere
Mary Jane. Watson
Tempest Flares In Congress Over Tax Plan Debate
Congress erupts over President Roosevelt wealth tax program with demands for quick action. Democrats in the House Ways and Means oppose Senate draft by Finance Committee. Republicans in the Senate oppose haste. Chairman Harrison and Speaker Burns seek to calm the rift as debate looms on the holding company bill and tariff questions.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Capitol
Senate
House
Interstate, Commerce
Thomas
Oklahoma
Planning Boards In Session At Pierre
In Pierre on June 25 the third regional meeting for county planning board chairmen is under way. Speakers include W. R. Tonald Mitchell secretary S. H. Collins C. W. Pugsley Paul Lan dis and Harry Steele as consultants. Kennedy state relief administrator and W F Cochrane state public works engineer will discuss boards aiding the new works program. The final regional meeting will be at Rapid City.
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Pierre Pierre
County Planning Board
W. R. Tonald
Mitchell
State Planning Board
S. H. Collins
Aberdeen
C. W. Pugsley
Paul H. Landis
Harry Steele
Brookings
M. A. Kennedy
W. F. Cochrane
Kennedy
Washington
Rapid City
Drowning at Huron Bay Claimed Kenneth Nelson at Creek Pool
Kenneth William Nelson aged 10 drowned while swimming at a creek pool under a Great Northern railway bridge. Witnesses Kenneth and two companions described his leap from a limber diving board, his struggle to reach bottom, and attempts by Winfred Morrison and Oscar Weston to rescue him before his body was recovered at 4:30 p.m. He was a McKinley school third grader, son of Clark E. Nelson, with siblings and a railroad worker father. Funeral services were set for Welter chapel, with burial at Riverside cemetery. The incident marks the first drowning in Huron since 1928.
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Kenneth William Nelson
On Creek
Great Northern
Kemmeth
Winfred Morrison
Oscar Weston
Kenneth
Winfred
McCoy
Schanwn
Wnth
W. C. Welter
Weston
Jack Nelson
Jack
Ed Rudloff
McKinley School
Clark E. Nelson
Sixth Street
Nelson
Benny
Russell
Mary
Welter Chapel
S. D. Disrud
Riverside Cemetery
Morrison
Charles Crown
Gerald Berger
Richard Wilson
Philip Peterson
Nekion
Huron
Delbert Smith
Indiana
Country Club
Planes collide over Medellin kill fourteen in crash
Medelin scene of tragedy as two low flying planes lock and crash into flames. Six severely injured survivors plus numerous deaths shake the city. Gardel, famed South American actor, dies as crowds mourn at the field. Emergency crews race to save others while investigators seek blame. Pilot Ernesta Samper’s tri motor plane links to Colombia and Scadia. Meanwhile Phillies defeat Reds 10 to 1 behind Syl Johnson’s eight hits.
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Associated Press
Medellin
Colombia
Americas
Carleg Gardel
Fim
Ernesta Samper
Gardel
Samper
Cali
Hull opposes seven-cent cotton export subsidy plan
Washington notes reveal Secretary Hull’s private memo opposing a seven-cent government subsidy for cotton exports. He warns the move could trigger a new tariff war, harms the domestic price, and would cost the treasury about 100 million annually. The memo signals strong cabinet opposition and potential policy clash.
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Tarife
Hull
Treasury
Recheck Ordered For Strato Equipment In Rapid City
Rapid City June 25. The gondola for the National Geographic army stratosphere flight was hauled from its shed for a repeat swinging of the instrument compass. Tests aim to fix deflections from other instruments and wiring. One swing completed with shielding tweaks. weather postpones inflation, cloud cover persists from Pacific air, no inflation today or tomorrow.
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Strato
Rapid City
National Geographic Army
U O'Clock
Pacific Ocean
Mississippi Valley Flood Toll Hits Crop Losses
Washington reports spring floods caused four percent crop losses across seven Mississippi valley states. Damage spanned 123 counties in Missouri Arkansas Colorado Illinois and Kansas with heavy destruction in Oklahoma Nebraska where county reports were unavailable. Nebraska corn losses expected at two percent due to late plantings and replantings. Chester C. Davis AAA administrator pledged full rental and adjustment payments to cooperating producers in drought and flood areas despite damage extent.
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Mississippi Valley
Washington
Farm Administration
Missouri
Arkansan
Colorado
Illinois
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Fall Is Fatal To Aged S. E. F. Woman
Mary Mindane Duallyey 92 a native of Ireland and long time Sioux Falls resident died after a fall fourteen weeks ago that fractured her right hip. Survived by five children Charles Vienna Ellen Wallace John Patrick and Mary. Husband died in 1932. Mentioned farmer background in Kingsbury Miner and Clark counties.
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Sioux Falls
Mary Mindane Duallyey
Ireland
Charles
Vienna
Ellen Wallace
Lorraine
Ohio
John
Huron
Patrick
Willmar
Minn
Mary
Kingsbury
Miner
Clark Counties
Four $5,000 Telescopes Demolished In Tower Collapse
A severe eastern South Dakota storm damaged Huron area with 53 inch rainfall, injuring at least three and knocking out thousands in telephones and power. Two 100-foot geodetic survey towers near Clark and Henry collapsed, four telescopes valued at $5,000 each were destroyed, and several farms suffered damage as winds, hail, and flooding disrupted communication and utilities.
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Huron
Associated Press
South Dakota
Clark
Howard
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Claire
Henry
Henry Kully
Cloquet
Minn
Robert Harbin
Ralph Owens
Loomis
Yunkteon
Huren
Egan
Yankton
S. D
Pierre
Rapid City
Milwaukee Railroad
Aberdeen
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Sioux Falle
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State Department of Justice
Welfare Board
Democrats
Clark and
Huron Bay
Carlos Garden
Phillies
REDS
Philadelphia
Syl Johnson
Cincinnati
Dolph Camilli
Paul Mall
Topyright
Paul Marie
Cabinet File Committee
Tles
Cotton Textile Institute
George Peek
Government Weather ‘Bureau
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