Zangara Pleads Guilty To Murder Of Chicago Mayor Cermak
Giuseppe Zangara today pleaded guilty to charges of murdering Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago during an assassination attempt on President Roosevelt in Miami. The plea was entered after a lengthy court hearing and could lead to a death sentence or life imprisonment. Chicago residents paid homage to Cermak as his funeral arrangements moved toward City Hall. The broader report covers ongoing public reaction and Roosevelt’s banking policy address to Congress amid the national crisis.
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County Tax Group To Meet Saturday
Beadle county taxpayers committee invites township chairmen to its next regular meeting on Saturday at 2 p m in the farmers assembly room at the courthouse The event aims to learn tax reduction efforts in districts and inform chairsmen about higher subdivisions The meeting, open to the public, was announced by Chairman Dan Urquhart today.
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County Board Pursues Garden Project During March Meeting
The county board of commissioners continued its March session at the courthouse focusing on a county garden project to aid needy residents. Also reviewing routine bills, the board heard relief requests from individuals and discussed contributions alongside relief administrator Clyde R. Smith and Roy A. Cave.
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Plan Conference on Insurance Policies in New York
New York state superintendent George 5 Van Schaick said he would hold a conference with insurance companies to discuss continuing loans on policies. The meeting will also address a clause in state laws that controls suspending the surrender privilege for cash value, noting no prior action has been taken on these points.
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Ipswich Merchants Patch Cash Shortage With Personal Checks
Ipswich merchants solve bank holiday cash shortage by accepting small checks from out-of-town firms and giving a personal check for the difference marked Issued good in trade in Ipswich. If the banking holiday ends, merchants plan a clearing house meeting Monday to settle the checks.
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Judgment Against Ogden Mills Over Grapes Delays
A damage judgment of 137,834 dollars was entered against Ogden L. Mills as agent of the director general of railroads in New York Supreme Court. Schuhlo Grape Juices Company of Highland claimed 14 carloads of grapes shipped to its plant over the Central Railroad of New England were unnecessarily delayed and spoiled in transit.
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New England
Three Reunions Of War Vets Planned
Three reunions are planned as the Veterans of Foreign Wars state encampment comes to Watertown from July 2 to 4. Watertown post sponsors a reunion of the 147th artillery. John Bliss post of Sioux Falls seeks to arrange a reunion of the old South Dakota 1st Infantry and the remaining members of Grigsby’s Cowboys, once known as the Rough Riders.
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Weather outlook for Huron area into Friday
The forecast notes continued cold tonight for Huron and vicinity with a slight warmup Friday afternoon. South Dakota shows a rise in temperatures Friday after a cool start tonight.
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Justice of Peace Abolishes Own Job in St Paul
Justice of Peace Eugene A. Monick declared his office should be abolished saying St Paul has outgrown the system. He proposed municipal courts receive more facilities to handle the duties now performed by justices of the peace.
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Chamber Starts Off On New Year
Hurdt Chamber of Commerce opens the year with renewed confidence despite banking holiday worries. Ralph Bradford of Washington DC urges meeting emergency with Roosevelt’s bank holiday leadership cited as helping the situation. Annual election of officers held. G B Fahendorf praises secretary Paul R Myers as backbone of the chamber. nearly 600 attendees including editors and officials. Entertainment by Wolsey high school orchestra and Irish Sisters plus surprise band act. Past year work reviewed. tax cuts, government expense trimming, and stronger chambers highlighted.
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Relief Is Seen For 1933 Crops
Washington report on a new farm relief plan to aid farmers in 1933. President Roosevelt administration framed program elements with allotment ideas and stabilization aims. Wallace and Rexford Tugwell seek unified farm group support as Congress debates emergency financial legislation first.
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Here Is Resume Of Banking Measure
Washington March 9 A brief authoritative description of the emergency banking bill noting four main provisions: validation of presidential and treasury proclamations, re enactment of wartime trading with the enemy act sections to prevent hoarding and control gold reserves, grant of power to the federal government to regulate all banks through state banking commissioners with prompt reorganization of non liquid banks and closure where needed, and authorization for the reserve board to issue federal reserve bank notes against U S obligations and other secured notes. The bill is described as an emergency measure with administrative explanations noted.
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Names Of Those Having Gold Reported By Federal Banks
Washington report details steps against hoarding gold with fed eral banks collecting names of individuals who have withdrawn gold since February and still hold it as of March. A hint circulated that these names were sent to Washington for further action targeting hoардed gold and safes in banks.
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Roosevelt emergency banking bill passes house
Washington reports the House passed Roosevelt's emergency banking bill and sent it to the Senate. The bill authorizes controlled currency expansion, bank reopenings for sound banks, and federal conservators for insolvent institutions. It ratifies executive orders and aims to restore public gold confidence as banks prepare to resume operations tomorrow.
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