Income Redistribution: Eccles Warns Against Moving Capital
Federal Reserve Board Governor Marriner Eccles urged the House Banking Committee to pursue income tax based redistribution rather than capital wealth sharing. He warned that capital-based schemes would undercut capitalism and fail to provide adequate income, proposing a more equitable distribution of incomes to fuel production and reduce downturns.
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Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
House Banking Committee
United States
Eccles
Heroic Peace Time Servant Hildebrand Dies at 86
James Hildebrand, a U S Army hero who aided the 1901 yellow fever research with Dr. Reed, died in Atlanta at 86. He and fellow volunteers endured harsh conditions at Havena to prove mosquitoes transmit the disease, enabling control efforts and saving countless lives.
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United States Army
James Hildebrand
Atlanta
Hildebrand
Walter Reed
Havena
Seed Appropriation Urged For Seed Loan Help
The report calls for swift passage of a 60 million dollar seed loan appropriation. It warns this seed credit is vital to Central South Dakota farmers and essential for timely crop planting, stressing that many farmers lack resources to buy seed without federal loans. Officials argue prompt action is crucial this legislative session.
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Congress
South Dakota
Osinsky Says Soviet Economy Remains Robust After Tour
Timid Americans seek comfort as Nicholas Osinsky head of the Soviet statistics bureau returns from America and reports no signs of collapse. He notes the world’s strongest capitalist system stands on its feet despite losses and a low mood. The recovery program moves forward, offering reassurance to wary observers.
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Nicholas Osinsky
Statistics Bureau
America
Osinsky
United
Poor Chance for Notoriety in Hanging Probe
A Missouri woman who urged a county sheriff to let her perform a hanging during a condemned murder case sparked national debate. The act, likely driven by a desire for notoriety rather than thrill, drew strong moral condemnation as an offense against decency and life.
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Missouri
City finances prompt call for cautious April vote
City Auditor M F Walt reveals a 1934 deficit of 113866 urging strict economies and sound management. He notes the May 1 start of new government measures and the city manager plan as paths out of the hole, stressing that April electors must choose honest, capable commissioners for a better future. The April 16 vote is deemed crucial.
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M. F. Walt
Huron
Apri
Paper Jack Murdered At Croydon Airport Mystery
Washington readers learn of the curious tale of "Paper Jack," a beggar famed for newspaper garb who was killed in a hit-and-run near London. A Scotland Yard detective with a camera eye is suspected, and inquests hint at criminal ties. The piece likens the case to Holmes and promises a swift police follow-up.
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Page DE. Watson
Washington, D. C
Conan Doyle
Croydon
London
Scotland Yard
War Office
Brighton
Sherlock Holmes
Why Governments Were Organized in Society
An abstract piece argues civilizations formed to maintain order and protect rights. Early families consolidated for defense, then expanded into communities and unions to resist threats. Modern governments arise from this aim, with officials swearing to enforce laws and uphold duties.
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Fattz Argus
Nice to the bootleggers Mitchell Daily Republic skews stance
The Rapid City Journal notes South Dakota will be lenient toward bootleggers for 30 days granting liquor stamp access to those with concealed supplies. It compares the stance to currency debates and quotes William Allen White on standards, implying commentary on economic policy and state behavior.
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Mitchell
Daily Republic
South Dakota
Ev Jewal
Uquor
William Allen
White
Marco
Mir
Rapid City Journal
Millicent Graves Faces Murder Plot After Fire Job
Millicent Graves requests a raise from employer George Drimgold and is fired. He dictates a confession of a murderer before her, then a purse swap leads to theft and a murder inquiry. Millicent flees, seeks the black ermine coat woman, and plans to retrieve the stolen purse by hunting the suspect through a city of clues.
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Millicent Graves
George Dremgola
Millicent Peet
Drimgold
Millicent
Elvator
Drimgoti
Aidisesr Bt
Mourderer
Wewistant Fannitor
Elee
Gome
Tex
Hola
Miss Wictnt
Graves
Cora
Tom
Sam
Amd’ Pietes Room
Marriage market intrigue in a department store mystery
Millicent Graves faces a perilous moment after a gypsy fortune teller subplot and a front-page crime photo raise fears of recognition. A purses substitution theory lingers as a stern caller asks for urgency while a college debate on capital punishment unfolds elsewhere.
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Talkigg
Millicent
Mc Millicent
Drimgold
Millicent Graves
Iscseamed
Phaotograph
Amnan
Three Way Mayor Race Circulating Petitions in Huron
Tex Years Ago Today In Huron reports two more candidates circulating petitions for mayor in a three cornered contest. Dr O R Wright Pettitons Lands drug stores. Sam W Plarmines petitions on the streets. W M Barnett petitions circulated in the week. Births listed include Alfried Gascoigne son of Mr and Mrs Nix born Friday March 13. John R Dramsdahl under hospital treatment for injuries. A Wednesday evening update notes steady improvement. Mercy Safford of Phoenix visiting in the home of Given. Mrs Charles Clank wintering with her sister Neary left for home in Montana. First men’s debate of the year.
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Nowsnation
Agystring
Huron
O. R. Wright
Pettiton's
Lands Drug
Sam W. Plarmines
W. M. Barnett
Gacly
Spedding
Alfried Gascoigne
and Nix
el S. S. Gesenlane
John R. Dramsdahl
Samuzhmac Hospital
Dakota
Williams
Winnermesnea- New
Diels
Bisi
E. J. White
Keamness
J. N. Peller
Eacm
Horan Clinic
Safford
Phoenix
Ariz
Fourth Street
Charles Clank
Hama
Neary
Harlowtown
Mont
Mortgage sale notices from Beadle County SD dates 1935
Public foreclosure notices detail two mortgage defaults in Beadle County South Dakota. Huron College mortgagee seeks sale of land in Township 109 North Range 64 as the sheriff auctions property to recover principal interest taxes and costs. A second notice lists Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company mortgage on NE Quarter Sec 33 T109N R62W seeking sale for 3684 dollars due.
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Peder
Haugen
Peter O. Haugen
Annie S. Haurer
Beadle County
South Dakota
Mortgagors
Huron College
Huron
Worthgagee
Office of Register of Deeds
South Daketa
Mareh
Said
Dalkan
Ortgagen
Advie 2bin LP
Karl Aisenbrey
Johanna Aisenbrey
Mutual Benefit Lite Insurance Company
Newark
New Jersey
Office
the Register of Deeds
Mortaagee
Baadle
Huron South Daleria
Mutual Benefit Eife Insurance
Hog
Reilly
Besdle County
Herbert Barcos Sa
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George Clark
Dexter
Ein Wan
9Th Street
Horlaontas
Rexvet
Puzdle
Thi
Maritania
Choate Jobin
Robert Kingdon
George Bell
Engmann Eafner
Wise Gruhn
Martin Anderson
Aberdeen
Ghazi
Jee
Soe Reilly
Sherif Beadle
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Dako Atta
Mortga Huron
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Santy
Pierre
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