Morgenthau seeks practical plan to reopen grain futures
Washington leaders pressed for a workable method to reopen wheat futures trading to support flour mills. Henry Morgenthau Jr chaired a conference with Peter Carey leading exchange reps as mills urge access to futures to hedge sales. Bank holiday and regulatory limits hinder reopen plans.
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Washington
Mar
Henry Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Peter B. Carey
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Insurance Moratorium Proposal Sent To Nebraska Legislature
Gov Charles W Bryan sent an emergency measure to the Nebraska legislature granting the secretary of trade and commerce dictatorial powers over insurance companies for a two year term. He argued action was needed as money was tied up by the bank holiday and closed security markets. State Insurance Commissioner Lee Herdman proposed emergency action to halt all disbursements by insurers except possibly death claims.
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Bryan Lincoln
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Trade and Commerce Department
Lee Herdman
Sioux Falls Vets To Attend Black Hills Rally
A Sioux Falls delegation will leave for the Deadwood rally of Veterans of Foreign Wars. Major W. S. Bentley department commander C. B. Kemp and C. A. Smith will attend. Black Hills posts seek membership to secure the 1935 state encampment. Watertown is planned for this year with Aberdeen as a 1934 option.
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Sioux Falls
Back Hills
Deadwood
W. S. Bentley
Watertown
Aberdeen
Bank Robbers Fail To Observe Holiday in Chandler
Three well dressed bandits robbed the State Bank of Chandler during a banking holiday, forcing cashier K. E. McGlashen and customer E. Jelgerhuis to lie on the floor before the cashier opened the safe and the trio seized about $2,000. They fled in a waiting car headed north.
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Chandler
Minn
K. E. McGlashen
E. Jelgerhuis
Prizes Awarded in Huron Coloring Contest
Charles Britton of Iroquois and Lauren Towne of Huron won sweepstakes prizes in The Evening Huronite coloring contest for Out Our Way. Other prize recipients include Oma Brown and Esther Puttle for Our Boarding House, Elaine Lyman and Leona Timm for Moon Mullins, Lewis Schwartz and Adrienne Scotchbrook for the Gumps, Doris Anderson and Iemna Hale for Out Our Way.
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Charles Britton
Iroquois
Lauren Towne
Route 4
Huron
Huronite
Huron Theatre
Arei Oma Brown
Route 2
Esther Puttle
Cavo
Sioux Falls Banks Hold Payroll and Emergency Checks
Sioux Falls banks did not cash payroll or $10 emergency checks when they opened today, despite a clearing house decision. Bankers said state authority was needed, while banks did make change, accept cash for payments, deliver drafts and bills of lading, and offer deposits for new trust accounts and deposit boxes.
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Sioux Falls
Hotel Company Issues Emergency Cash Coupons in West
Sioux Falls reports the Eppley Hotels group announced emergency cash coupons usable in all departments across the Midwest. The company says any responsible person can eat sleep and even tip the bellboys with the coupons, sold to those showing good credit on personal checks or charge accounts.
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Hotel Company
Sioux Falls
Mar
Serip
Eppley Hotels Company
Miiddle West
Be’s
Herriot Proposes France Pays War Debt Gesture
Former French premier Edouard Herriot urged France to meet the $19,000,000 wartime debt installment due last December as a gesture of friendship amid the financial crisis. He told L Intrensigeant he trusted the United States to overcome its current troubles.
Gold Returns to Federal Reserve in New York
Gold and gold certificate deposits moved back to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York from member banks and private holders totaling about 35 million dollars since the start of the week.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
U S Protests German Actions Over Indignities
The State Department disclosed protests to Germany via Ambassador Sack about alleged anti American incidents tied to the recent election in which the Hitler party gained power. Germany replied with regret and pledged measures to prevent repeats. Three Americans Henry Saiter Edwin Dakin and Nathaniel Wolff reported their Berlin apartments were entered without provocation by auxiliary police.
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Washington
Mar
State Department
Sack
Hitler Party
Berlin
Henry H. Satiler
New York City
Edwin ¥. Dakin
Hannibal, Mo
Nathaniel S. Wolff
Rochester
N. Y
O. P. Myers, Former Huron Man, Is Dead
Senator Oliver P. Myers of Newton Ita died in Iowa. He long served Beadle county as county superintendent of schools from 1895 to 1899 and taught in public schools there. He later moved to Newton and practiced law for 24 years, becoming dean of the Jasper county bar and serving as state senator. He frequently visited Beadle county after moving south.
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Huron
Oliver P. Myers
Newton
Ita
Beadle County
Senator Myers
South Dakota
Jasper County
Iowa
Daniels Slated For Chairman Post In New Transport Board
Washington reports Daniels of North Carolina a former secretary of the navy is slated to chair a proposed new government group uniting the interstate commerce commission shipping board and aeronautics branch. The consolidation would merge major federal transportation agencies, with no full reorganization expected before a special session.
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Washington
Mar
Vosepous i Daniels
North Carolina
Navy
Wilson
Igernee
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Shipping Board
Aeronautics Branch
Commerce Department
Daniels
Franklin D. Roosevelt
C. Leroy Shuping
Greensboro
Internal Revenue
House of Representatives
Shuping
Hospitals Admit Notable Patients In January
Visla Hofer and Mrs John Yesto admitted to Hitchcock Surgical ward. Mrs Glen Davis and Huron Medical facility also report admissions with ongoing therapies. Further details on diagnoses and dates unavailable from the fragment.
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Visla Hofer
Hitchcock
Surgical
John Yesto
Huron
Medical
Glen Davis
Cullen to press action on beer legalization plan
Representative Cullen of New York announced he would immediately press for action on a bill to legalize and tax 2 percent beer. A New Yorker and Ways and Means member who helped handle the prior beer bill, he seeks a 32 percent by weight content and a $5 per barrel tax.
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Cullen
Washington
Repreentative Cullen
New York
Senate
New Yorker
Ways and Means
Collier
Kidnaping Case in State Seen as Ironclad by Police
Denver detectives report an ironclad case against six suspects in the kidnapping of Charles Boettcher II. Two fugitives, Verne Sarkey and Gordon Elkhorn, are believed fleeing into Canada. four others are jailed facing federal charges. Information from Arthur Youngberg, captured near a Sankey ranch in South Dakota, linked to the 16 day ransom negotiations.
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Denver
Mar
Charles Boettcher
Albrt
Ty Clark
Bre Verne Sarkey
Gordon Elkhorn
Clark
Canada
Arthur Youngberg
Sankey
Cimberlin
Youngberg
Sankey Ranch
Volce Youngberg
Botticherere
Kidnapped Denver magnate tied to pursuit near Missouri River
In Chamberlain South Dakota investigators chase Verne Sankey and Gordon Elkhorn after Charles Boettcher’s kidnapping. A police description recalls Boettcher’s captivity, his wife’s hospital birth of a daughter, and a ransom amid cross state searches into Minnesota and Canada.
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Colorado
Youngberg
Charlie
Clark
Sankey
Boeitcher
Chicago and Minneapolis hunt Sankey gang leader
Police and federal agents pursued Verne Sankey 41 and Gordon Elkhorn 27 across Chicago Minneapolis and Denver in a kidnapping case involving Charles Boettcher currency 60 000 ransom and a hidden retreat near Chamberlain Watertown searches questioned Frank Sankey brother of Verne and traced possible movements through Detroit and Chicago until late hours.
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Verne Sankey
Clark
Watertown
J. F. Sankey
Sherif J. EB. Reilly
Sankey
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U. S
America
O. P. Myers
Rinso
Magine
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Risto
Backaige Soup
Bigg
Sanker
Elkhorn
Minnesota Crime Bureau
Donna Gordon
Chicago
Charles Hoettcher
H. Jof Denver
Cole
Gordon Enchorn
Gordon Best
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Albert T.clark
Detroit
Clark Watertown
Swanders
Long Boy Bakers
Nyseptol
Luckies
Gillette
Justrite
Colgate
VY & J. Collettes
Bertson
Whitman
Sherman
Moe
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