Extradition Hearing Set For Pat Flaherty March 10
Gov Warren Green signed requisition papers to return Pat Flaherty from Sioux City to Huron to face murder charges in the Eyestone poker game holdup case. State authorities say witnesses identified Flaherty with a sawed-off shotgun at the scene. The hearing before Governor Dan Turner in Des Moines is arranged for next Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Pat Flaherty
Sioux City
Huron
Charles F. Eyestone
Dan Turner
Des Moines
Leo A. Temmey
Tohar
Temmey
Iowa
Max Duckworth
Flaherty
Pierre
Warren Green
V ‘Ting
Towa
Charles Eyestone
W. W. Howes
Danie Turner
Final Drive For Normal Funds In South Dakota
Final efforts to obtain extra appropriations for state normal schools in Madison, Springfield and Spearfish were under way. Bills to fund four year courses at Eastern Madison and Spearfish were set as a special order to move forward. They would add 15300 dollars yearly for Eastern and 12000 for Spearfish. Four year authorization exists but current funds cover only two years. Senate also moved to provide 5000 dollars extra for Southern Normal and Springfield. Southern Normal bill had been defeated earlier in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Madison
Springfield
Spearfish
Eastern Normal
Fpearfish Normal
Eastern
Southern Normal
Senate
House
Construct Tank For Fruit Preservation
HOWEY FL March 5 The first plant to preserve grapefruit and oranges in their natural freshness year round without refrigeration is being built here. Developer WW J Howey says steel tanks sealed from air will store fruit, claiming lower costs than refrigeration. If successful the citrus industry could see major changes and prices may rise from a dollar a box to six to four dollars in peak months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howey
Fla
J Howey
John ¥. Rudd
Atlanta
Snow Storms Sweep Northern Nebraska
Snow drifts blocked traffic near Sidney as a blizzard hit the northern half of Nebraska with over four inches of snow in several points. Valentine Alliance and Gordon reported heavy snowfall, Norfolk saw wind driven drifts, and Lincoln Omaha endured showers with colder weather forecast for southeastern Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Sidney
Valentine
Alliance
Gordon
Norfolk
Omaha
Nebresia
Investigation continues into Rosebud holdup slaying
Police pursue leads in the Rosebud holdup and murder case involving a cave merchant. Investigators seek clues and have held two Chicago men since prior days, with officers continuing the inquiry for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
Max
Y B Dowling
Snow Covers South Dakota With Varying Depths Afield
Snow blanketed central and western South Dakota with Pierre seeing three to four inches and Mitchell and Yankton around two dozen inches? No. Temperatures dipped to single digits above zero in some towns while Mitchell and Yankton reported about 25 degrees. Forecasters predicted milder weather by Friday and skies clearing. Black Hills parts held six to fourteen inches with Deadwood showing fourteen shrinking to six in Spearfish and Belle Fourche.
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Pierre
Mer
South Dakotas
Miler
Mitchell
Huron
Yankton
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Aberdeen
Black Hills
Deadwood
Spearfish
Belle Fourche
Hot Springs
Loans Ready For Huron Veterans
Banks in Huron join a veterans loan pool funded by Northwest Bancorporation and First Bank Stock Corp to offer loans secured by World War II service certificates. Loans at 4.75 percent for nine months rediscountable with the Federal Reserve, with provisions to repay via Veterans Bureau. Two divisions allocate 19 million and 15 million for both added and new loans totaling 34 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Huron
Security National Bank of Huron
Northwest Bancorporation
Fie Bank Stock Corporation
Security-Nationsl Bank of Huron
Mitional Bank of Huro
First Bank
Btock Corporation
C. W. Boteler
Bankres
Murder Trial Nears Windup in Bridge Quarrel Case
Closing arguments concluded in the bridge quarrel murder trial of Myrtle A. Bennett as the state sought to introduce Byrd Rice as a witness. Judge Lathshaw reprimanded the prosecutor for presenting Rice without prior notice, ruling him a material witness not disclosed by the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Myrtle A. Bennett
Sam R. Page
Byrd Rice
Chicago
John G. Bennett
Raskob Calls Upon Party To Support State Liquor Plan
Washington March 5 A dramatic push by party leader John J Raskob urges the Democratic Party to back state control of liquor in the next presidential campaign He proposes retaining the eleventh amendment while adding a new one allowing states to direct manufacture transportation and sale of liquor The meeting drew wide interest and the party will sponsor no individual presidential candidacies according to Howett Shouse absent at the morning session Alfred E Smith attended after lunch with James M Cox Although Smith hinted at a possible future bid he declined to discuss Roosevelt and said leadership of the party is a silent one The Wickersham report indicated strong opposition to prohibition among Democrats and the public.
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Washington
Mar
Democratic Party
John J. Raskob
National Committee
Alfred E Smith
James M. Cox
Smith
Roosevelt
New York
Tant
Wickersham
Whooley II Named To Succeed Stiles In Watertown
An announcement from Watertown states Frank L. Whooley has been appointed United States commissioner, succeeding Fred B. Stiles after Stiles chose not to seek reappointment. Whooley, appointed by James D. Elliott of Sioux Falls, will assume duties as Stiles’ term ends.
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Watertown
Mar. S
Frank L. Whooley
United States
Whooley
James D. Elliott
Sioux Falls
Fred B. Stiles
Stiles
Boy's Honesty Brings Death Of Youngsters
In Bloomington Illinois a moral tale ends in tragedy as John Ayers 16 loses his life after a car crash while returning from a station stop. Three companions Tramed Thoenpeca 11 Willen Adking 13 and Ruth Boones 6 suffer injuries. The incident follows a reward for honesty and a misstep near railroad tracks.
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Bloomington
Ill
Mars
John Ayers
Potas Tellroed
John
Thoenpeca
Willen Adking
Ruth Boones
Hopleiats
Weather Digest Offers Frigid Forecast For Friday
Weather summary notes cooler conditions with generally low temperatures. Forecasters expect a dry day with light winds and a chilly evening across the region as a cold air mass settles in.
Leap Froggers Baffle Police on Michigan Avenue
In Chicago on March 5 detectives McNamara and McNurney investigated unusual leaps by men and women on Michigan Avenue before 2628. They found Beardsley Sperry, 36, practicing marksmanship with an air gun as pedestrians became moving targets. He will face the judge.
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Chicago
Mar
Michigan Avenue
Frank McNamara
Henry C. McNurney
Beardsley Sperry
Gasoline Prices Fall Across South Dakota Stations
Gasoline prices dropped across several South Dakota towns today as Gurney and other suppliers cut regular and high test rates. In Yankton and Rapid City reductions reached two cents, with Sioux Falls independents trimming to 14 to 18.3 cents for white gas.
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Huron
South Dakota
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Indiana Company
Gurney
M.eenfaa
Feméjos
York
Yankton Dispatch
Standard Oil Company
Gurney Lée
Yankton
House of Gurney
Gurnneys
Rapid City
Mar
Sioux Falls
Ilse
De Smet Man Sentenced to 40 Day Penitentiary Term
In De Smet, Arndt was sentenced by Judge Fisher to 40 days in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls after pleading guilty to obtaining property under false pretenses in a case involving an auto purchase from a dealer. The matter had lingered for some time.
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DE Smet
Zu Arndt
Sioux Falls
Frank
Fisher
Circuit
Arndt
Amit
Arsault
City Subscribers Notice Ming Huromove
City readers are advised of a notice from Ming Huromove regarding publisher actions. The notice outlines affected subscriptions and deadlines for responses or adjustments.
South Dakota Divorce Bill Faces Strong Opposition
South Dakota's proposed faster divorce plan cleared another hurdle as the House judiciary committee backed it and the Senate approved reducing residence to 90 days. Churches and bishops protested, warning the bill would turn the state into a divorce mecca and urging lawmakers to reject the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Pierre
Floods inundate Boston coast in twin tides of damage
A powerful onshore gale drove two giant tides into Boston and nearby coast, causing about 3 million dollars in damage and leaving hundreds homeless. Reach areas include Winthrop Revere Lynn Nahant Hull Nantasket and Pemberton with Red Cross aid and city food supplies.
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Boston
Revere
Red Cross
North Shere
Winthrop
Lynn
Nahant
Hull
Nantasket
Pemberton
Home Making Classes Organized At Wolsey
Women in Wolsey will hold six weekly home making classes starting Friday. Sessions include clothing selection from 2 to 3, attractive homes from 3:30 to 4:45, and child welfare problems from 7 to 8.30. Instructor Miss Winifred Edwards will lead in the home economics building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Mar
Hames
Mica Winifred Edwards
Legislature Ends Session Without Major Tax Revision
South Dakota lawmakers, after defeating last minute income tax and other revenue measures, appear set to adjourn with no significant tax legislation. The Senate killed the salary income tax bill. the House blocked revival efforts. The general appropriations bill awaits the governor’s signature as minor measures advance or die in committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Hoyman Pierre
South Dakota
Senate
House
Earle Harmmerquist
Farmingdale
Taxation Committee
House Tax Committee
Fae
South Dakota Legislature Near End as Sessions Winds Down
The South Dakota legislature moved toward adjournment with major items resolved. A 270000 appropriation to build a Capitol annex faces House action after Senate approval and a seven cent per mile car allowance was confirmed for state employees. The truck tax and bar bills passed, with revenue boosts for counties and criminal venue changes noted. The House and Senate closed 41 measures in seven hours as minor bills remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L.hyde
Pierre
Robert Hunter
Milbank
L. J. Odland
Clark
Mr. Hyde
Department
L. J. Larson
Plankinton
Volunteer Tax Conference
Larson
Senate
Frank Fermer
John A. Boland
Rapid City
Fatzner
O. K. Sather
Sisseton
H. J. Megard
Astoria
House
South Dakota
Capitol Building
Appropriations Committee
Warren Green
Green
Nousa
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Turner
Governor Green
Raskob
Howett Shouse
Whooley II
Leap Froggers
Baffle Police
Mystery Solved
Ming Huromove
Fae Publishers
Hugh L. Burleson
Episcopal Church
Bernard J. Mahoney
Burleson
Mahoney
H. J. Glenn
First Lutheran Church
Clarence G. Walker
Huron Park Board
Robert Fair
Kiwanis Club
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Bane
L. E B. Higsley
Hammerquist
A. S. Bogue
Parker
Armour, Packing Plant
Nainey Tee
Bethe
House of Representatives
State House
Soldiers Land Settlement
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