Shanghai Armistice Talks Fray Deepens with Japan
Geneva reports say Chinese envoy Yen called armistice talks broken with Japanese terms deemed absolutely unacceptable. In Shanghai Nomura and Shirakawa ordered troops to halt hostilities within a 124 mile zone, while other moves and disputed reports kept observers unsure of a ceasefire fate. The U.S. notes the league assembly will hear both sides. action not imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Shanghai
W. W. Yen
League of Nations Assembly
Kichisaburo Nomura
Yoshinori Shirakawa
Shirakawa
Shanghhai
Nantao
Ferch
Kating
Idzumo
Nomura
Hostilles
Nanking
U.S
Charles Stephenson Smith
Washington
League Assembly
China
State Department
Japan
Manchuria
League
Feed Distribution Chairmen Selected in South Dakota
March 3 Pierre announce county chairmen to lead American Legion feed distribution in tenth district. M C Laird names Charles Lee Hyde for Hughes County Lloyd Young E J Diggins Max Rodman A M Hughes and G L Forsell as chairmen for their counties with Hyde County to be named later.
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ML Hughes
Gettysburg
Potter County
State seed office formed to handle South Dakota needs
A new statewide seed handling organization will survey farmers to determine seed requirements. Fifteen to twenty field men recruited from SDSC and state departments will begin next week, with a plan led by Hugh Nash and a Monday meeting to finalize survey steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
South Dakota
Green
South Dakota State College
Hugh Nash
Redfield
Nash
State Seed Committee
Dean C. Largen
George Starling
Haron
South Dakota Bankers Association
H. A. Olson
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Elevator Association
Bsaur
Starring
Pierre
State Department
Agriculture
Huron
Mrs. H. C. Olson Dies at 73 Near Wessington Springs
Mrs. H. C. Olson, 73, died last night at her home 12 miles north of Wessington Springs after illness since a partial stroke. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 PM at the home and 2:30 PM at the Earlville Lutheran church with Rev. S. D. Distrct officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. She is survived by her widower and seven children: Mrs. Lilly Johnson, Bernard, Fred, Clara, Sylvia, Mabel, and Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Springs
H. C. Olson
Earlville Lutheran Church
5. D. Distrct
Huron
Olson
Lilly Johnson
Bernard
Fred
Clara
Sylvia
Mabel
Vernon
Pre Easter Service At First Congregational Tonight
The fourth pre Easter midweek service at First Congregational Church is set for 7 30 this evening after the regular monthly supper. Rev A Carlson will speak on How to Grow in Power and music includes a vocal solo The Stranger of Galilee performed by Mrs C H Li Moreia Ferrivere
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First Congregational Church
A. &. Carlson
Bits
Carlson
Stranger of
Galilee
C. H. Li
Moreia Ferrivere
Snow Tonight and Friday Cold Snap Across Huron SD
Snow expected tonight in Huron with much colder temperatures Friday. South Dakota faces fresh winds and ongoing snow, except extreme northwest. Evening Huronite delivery service promised. missed delivery by 6:38 p.m. may require Westerm Union assistance.
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South Dakota
Phous Westerm Union
Car Registrations Show Big Decrease
South Dakota automobile registrations for February totaled 73,106, down from 135,568 a year earlier, reports motor vehicle director Ed B. Goff. Truck registrations were 3,506 versus 17,362 in 1931, and dealers listed 373 in the first two months of 1932, about 250 fewer than 1931, due to economic conditions and enforcement hampers.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Goff
S F Commissioner May Lose His Job
Sioux Falls March 3 A city street commissioner Alex Reid faces ouster after Judge Fleeger announces a quo warranto filing to end his term The ruling cites that Reid has never been a United States citizen Elis G Smith former city commissioner could assume the seat unless Reid appeals City Attorney Waggoner plans to seek a stay and appeal to the South Dakota supreme court while the judge reviews relevant statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Alex Reid
Sion Uling
Lt Weedger
Freeger
Reid
United States
Fleeger
Elis G. Smith
Heid
L. E. Waggoner
South Dakota Supreme Court
Flee~ger
Congress Seeks to Outlaw Yellow Dog Contracts
Washington March 347 The Norris La Guardia bill to curb federal court injunctions and outlaw Yellow Dog contracts gains house momentum. Supporters push for an early vote despite some opposition, aiming to replicate Senate endorsement and move quickly to floor consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washngton
Congress
Norris-Laguardia
Senate
Judiciary
Summers
Rules Committee
House
South Dakota Plans for Chicago World Fair Participation
Rapid City reports plans for South Dakota to join the Chicago 1933 Century of Progress exposition. John A. Boland discusses with Pierre officials and will travel at own expense with Bielski of Sioux Falls to Chicago for committee talks. McCaffree stays in Pierre. Boland attends Mount Rushmore related events.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
Chicago
John A. Bolard
Coromittes
Pierre
Charles McCaffree
McCaffree
Boland
BR. A. Bielski
Slour Falls
Mr. Boland
National Rushmore Commission
Washington
House Prepares Final Approval On Wheat Gift Bill
The House moved to finalize a bill releasing 40 000 000 bushels of farm board wheat for relief. The Red Cross led by John Barton Payne offered to distribute and mill the grain for aid to unemployed Americans and starving livestock. Albert Evans reported WNAK credited 258 of 808 livestock feed cars to Red Cross efforts in South Dakota and Nebraska.
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Washington
Senate
House
Farm Board
Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Hoover
Speaker Garner
Stabilization Board
WNAK
Yaneton
iMarch
Albert Evans
Red. Cross
South Dak
Nebraska
South Dakota
Evans
Prominent Reporter Mannix Dies at 76 in Minneapolis
Jophs T. Mannix, 76, a renowned reporter who roamed the world and earned a reputation for scoops, died in Minneapolis yesterday from a heart attack. He lunched with downtown figures, traded news, and once secured a confession from Harry Hayward in the Catherine Ging case, delaying publication until Hayward's death for a sensational effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Josph T. Mannix
Mannix
Harry Hayward
Catherine Ging
Hayward
Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance to Acquire General Mutual
W A Rutledge secretary of Farmers Mutual announced the purchase of General Mutual Insurance Co by Farmers Mutual Hail. The deal reinsures all General Mutual business and aims to expand Farmers Mutual’s reach as a leading hail insurer across Iowa South Dakota Missouri Illinois and Indiana.
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Iowa
Des Moines
General Mutual Insurance Co
Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Association
W. A. Rutledge
Farmers Mutual
General Mutual
Rutt ‘Edge
Farmera Mutual
United States
Dakotas
Miseouri
Time Tllinois
Indiana
WFO
Legion Coupon Offer Sparks Local Fund Drive
A fragment from a historic page shows an appeal to donate old clothing feed and bed clothes to support an American Legion collection. The note lists a contact address and encourages contributions to aid veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Wilet
Secret Six Offer To Help In Search
Chicago reports that ten seasoned crime fighters and gangster figure Capone offer aid to find kidnapped Lindbergh Jr. Col Robert Isham Randolph leads the Secret Six while Pat Roche investigates for the state. Capone, in jail, offers $10 000 for information and arrest. Randolph says cooperation possible though details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Secret Six
Robert Isham Randolph
Pat Roche
Scarface
Capone
Associated Press
Cal. Randolph
Congress Moves To Halt Kidnaping
Congress debates swift anti kidnapping laws after the Lindbergh baby abduction. The House judiciary committee weighs the Cochran bill imposing the death penalty for interstate transportation of kidnapping victims while senators push companion measures and enhanced mail threats penalties. President Hoover seeks updates on developments amid heightened national concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Sumners
Senate
Steiner
Oregon
Judiciary Committee
Patterson
House
Lindbergh
Hoover
Soo Line challenges North Dakota assessments for 2 percent reduction
The Minneapolis Saint Paul and Sault Ste Marie Railway asks a federal court to reduce assessments across 32 North Dakota counties by 2 percent, claiming overvaluation. If granted the relief would total fifty-two thousand five hundred dollars. The state board of equalization auditors and treasurers are named as defendants. A hearing is set for Friday before Judge John Sanborn in St Paul.
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Soo Line
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Company
Atha
State Board of Equalization and Auditory
John Sanborn
Paul
Grasshopper control fund added to agriculture appropriation
The mala has agreed to add 1 450 000 dollars to the agriculture department appropriation bill for grasshopper control. The fund will buy and transport poisoned bait with state distribution and county district limits to prevent overrun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mala
Agriculture Department
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Clue From Boston Letter
A Boston mailed airmail letter claims the Lindbergh infant is held in Provinceline near Princeton, a hint police deem genuine. Jostling updates report a rum runner hearing a baby's cry near Scotland Light as authorities search coast guard routes. Governor Moore says no contact with kidnappers and no fingerprints found at the nursery.
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Boston
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hopewell
N. J
New Jersey
Provincetown
Provinceline
Princeton
Col. Lindbergh
Asbury Park
Coast Guard
Jersey Seaboard
Thomas Harris
Deal Station
O. R. Sands
Scotland Light
A. Harry Moore
Lindberghs
VFW Calls State Posts to Aid Lindbergh Child Search
The Lindbergh kidnapping search widens to South Dakota as Kansas City national commander Darold D. Decoe telegrams state VFW leaders. James R. Lowrie urges immediate post meetings to assist police and treat kidnappers as enemy spies in a determined campaign.
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Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
South Dakota
James R. Lowrie
State Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Darold D. Decoe
Kansas City
Lindbergh
Ohio Parents Await Return Of Child
In Niles Ohio anxious parents await the safe return of James DeJute Jr the kidnapped son of Charles A Lindbergh like figure. Police describe two abductors and their car after the boy was taken from his home yesterday. Authorities in Ohio western Pennsylvania and West Virginia are on the lookout for the kidnapers and vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Augustue Lindbergh, Jr
Lindbergh
Newark
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Miss Keating
Pennington
Hopewell
New York
Vogues
Col Lindbergh
Anna Morrow
Niles
Marels
James DeJute, Jr
San
Loka
Kidpaning
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Bay
James
Traffic Closures Hit Three Sioux Falls Counties
Truck traffic was halted across three Sioux Falls area counties as highway superintendents ordered trucks off trunk highways. Highway 38 west and 1 near the county border were closed to trucks over 10,000 pounds, at the request of F H Schroeder district engineer. Highway 14 in McCook county was closed from Stanley to the western Minnehaha border, and Highway 38 from Salen to the Minnehaha line was also shut.
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Sioux Falls
F. H. Schroeder
Huron
State Highway Commission
McCook County
Stanley
Minnehaha County
Salen
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Shirakaws
Feed Distribution
Norbeck
Express
S. F
S. D
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