Police To Question Principal In 1925 Kidnaping Incident
Hopewell New Jersey March 15 police prepared to question Frank Berg linked to a 1925 Lindbergh baby kidnapping tale. Authorities checked rumors and monitored incinerator crews for clues while denying rechecks.
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Hopewell
N. J
Searland Mountain
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Frank
Berg, Jr
Kidman
New Jersey
Max Phillips
Extontown
Phillips
Berg
Bond Issue Sale Completed in South Dakota Rural Credits
R C Bond Issue sale completed in Pierre with $2,000,000 refunding bonds and $250,000 in maturing obligations paid. Walter M Willy and A C Goodhope completed sale of $1,000,000 refunding bonds in Minneapolis. Buyers Northwest Bancorporation and First Bank Stock Corp hold a $1,000,000 option expiring Aug 15. Future revenue needs loom for next legislature.
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R. C
Pierre
South Dakota
Rural Credits Department
Minneapolis
Walter M. Willy
A. C. Goodhope
Twin Cities
King Will Not Seek Governor Nomination in Republican Field
St Paul March 15 State Auditor Stafford King announced he will not pursue the Republican nomination for governor this year. Earl Brown, head of the side highway patrol, had been mentioned as a candidate and made a similar announcement last week.
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King
ST. Paul
Stafford King
Earl Brown
Side Highway Patrol
Eee
Weather Outlook From Mebandehinesgebases To Wednesday
Weather forecast indicates possible rain or snow tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures tonight. South Dakota forecast calls for unsettled weather tonight and Wednesday with a chance of rain or snow, mixed precipitation possible. Cooler temperatures expected Wednesday with stronger winds likely, especially in western portions.
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Buren
South Dakota
Westh
Income tax receipts fall as government faces smaller payers
Washington reports a sharp drop in income tax returns with only about 2 million taxpayers expected this year, far fewer than last year’s 2.5 million. First quarter collections may total around $200 million, vs $335 million a year ago, as total 1917 act era revenues shrink and deficits widen.
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Washington
Treasury
Stor
Internal Revenue
Plans Approved For North Dakota Bridge
The War Department on March 15 approved revised plans for a Missouri River bridge 24 miles above Elbowoods North Dakota. Original plans were submitted September 23 1931 but were disapproved due to insufficient clearances for navigation.
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Washington
War Department
Missouri River
Elbowoods
N. D
Barkety Rites Held at Pleasant Valley Church
Funeral services were held at Miller Methodist church for John Barrett who died suddenly at his Miller home. He had been in good health until shortly before his death and was the Hawate brother of Dave Barrett of Spring Lake.
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Barkety
Pleasant Valley
Miller Methodist Church
John Barrett
Miller
Hawate
Dave Barrett
Spring Lake
Opening Session Of Four Day Short Course Attracts Big Crowd
Hazel Christoffersen reports the third annual Evening Huronite cooking school opened in Ziks ballroom at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Miss Wiss Grace Campbell demonstrated an ultra modern kitchen with pastries roasts and salads while addressing a capacity audience of women. The event highlighted gift donations from Huron merchants and a handout of printed recipes and tips for easier housekeeping and budget management.
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Huronite
Huron
Hazel Christoffersen
Huronite Cooking School
Ziks
Marvin Hughitt
Wiss Grace Campbell
Kansas City
Fone
Miss Campbell
Campbell
Joday
Carly
Four Arrested In Town Bank Robber
Four bandits fled City National Bank with about $100000 after binding 38 people. Police captured four suspects in Davenport within six hours, finding most of the money in a brush pile near Camanche along with guns and clothing. Names include CUE Edwards Louisville Ky Stanley J D Moree and Kerl Shearier. addresses unknown.
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Clinton
City National Bank
Cue Edwards
Loulaville, Ky
Stanley
J. D. Moree
Kerl Shearier
Davenport
Home Savings Bank
Camanche
Japan Believes Soviet Russia Ready to Recognize Manchurian State
Tokyo officials say Moscow may officially recognize the Pu Yi regime in Manchuria. Reports from Changchun claim Russia would accept Pu Yi nominees to run the Chinese Eastern Railway, signaling de facto recognition and aiding Japan's aim to detach Manchuria from China.
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Japan
Russia
Glenn Babe
Tokyo
Manchuria
Soviet
Henry Pu-Yi
Rengo
Changchun
Pu-Yi
Chinese Eastern Railway
Nanking
Regma
China
Russa
Peiping
Mukden
Ryo Oaneee
Rento
Wang Teh- Teo
Annie OG
Demands Arrest Of Law Breaking Cops In Evanston
In Evanston Illinois on March 15 Dr Dennis W Crile was arrested for speeding and taken to court by two policemen who allegedly ran two stop lights to escort him. Judge Harry H Porter to decide Thursday on actions against the officers.
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Evanston
Ill
Dennis W Crile
Crille
Harry H. Porter
Seven Carloads Of Hay And Wheat Sent To Beadle County
Seven carloads of hay are en route to Beadle County for feed shy farmers. George C. Hunt of the Beadle Red Cross disaster relief committee says relief work will begin that week. Cars originate from Mitchell and Yankton stations and will be distributed to Huron Hitchcock Cere, Bonilla Wolsey and Broadland. One car of oats also on the way to Walney.
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Beadle County
George C. Hunt
American Red Cross
Fiat
Mitchell Red Cross
WNAX
Yankton
Huron
Hitchcock
Your
Bonilla
Wolsey
Broadland
Walmy
Mitchell
Farm Board
South Dakota
Albert Evans
Mitchell District
William Baxter
Chicago
Sioux City
Omaha
The
Red Cross
the Red Cross
Movemee’s Reef Fund
Evans
Red Croes
Nebraska
Besdle
A. M. Chenoweth
F. M. Lauier
Dick Haney
N.S. Jamison
Schroeder
Elks Welfare Fund
Mayor's Feed Relief Fund
A. M. Urquhart
Churchill and Benson
Hawes
Teouney
George A. Starling
Arthur
B. Leak
John P. Sauer
Northwestern Public Service Company
National Bank of Huron
Finish-The-Job Drive Reaches $563 for Beadle Red Cross
Beadle county Red Cross drive totals $563 by noon on day two as Chester N White announces district captains and upcoming meetings. Fund access includes a $3000 national grant for the month and a call to volunteers to canvass neighborhoods while county commissioners organize distribution and a Dig-Out committee seeks surplus goods.
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Beadle County
American Red Cross
Chester N. White
Marvin Hughitt
White
National Organization of Red Cross
Eye removed in serious operation at Miller hospital
Pleasant Valley March 15 William Chard underwent an operation at Miller hospital for removal of a cone of his eyes. The eye became infected after a piece of coal lodged in it while breaking up coal. He is in a very serious condition.
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Pleasant Valley
William Chard
Tin Miller Hospital
Huron Police Recover Kidnaping Reel In Record Time
Huron police solve a kidnaping tale within 44 hours as a reel from the film The Man Who Played God is stolen from the theater projection booth by two boys. The reel was damaged and another copy from Minneapolis was used for today's showing.
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Tha
Huron
Grote Arliss
Huron Theatre
George Artiss
Arliss
God
Huron Police Department
Minneapolis
George Arlis
Darrow to defend four in Honolulu island murder case
Prominent Chicago attorney Clarence Darrow sails for Hawaii to defend Grace Bortezcue Lieut. Thomas Massie and two naval enlisted men accused of murdering a native woman. Darrow exits retirement for a sociopolitical motive and a reasonable fee, drawn by public concern.
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Darrow
Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Honolulu
Hame
Midway
San Francisco
Hawaii
Grace ‘Bortezcue
Thomas Massie
U.S. MoKee
Mrs. Darrow
Pacific Islands
Pioneer Farmer Of Lake Preston Dies
Gus Wick a pioneer retired farmer from the Lake Preston area died at his home from a heart attack at age 49. He lived in town for 25 years after farming nearby and is survived by his wife of six weeks and two children from a prior marriage, Wickle Wick a Cedar Falls schools superintendent and Mrs Dera Johnson of Storm Lake. Funeral arrangements are pending while word is sought from relatives.
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Lake Preston
Gus Wick
Wick
Wickle Wick
Cedar Falls
Dera Johnson
Storm Lake
Demand for Farm Labor Boots North Dakota Release
Grand Forks North Dakota March 15 A brisk demand for farm labor to prepare for spring planting was reported by R A Huttweiler federal employment director for North Dakota He said a number of men have been placed in farm jobs recently and that demand some days exceeded the supply of competent help.
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N. D
Grand Forks
N.D
R.A. Huttweiler
North Dakota
Rottweiler
Newsies Must Save Voices Until Real Wuxtree Arrives
New York March 15. Annapolis Maryland city council orders no extra editions hawked until polls pass on it. Newsies told to shout only after legal clearance or in English only if allowed. Some residents complain loud yells amid winter nights cause distress.
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Newsies
New York
Annapolis
Dover
Dennison
Ohio
Salaries Cut 10 Percent and Seven Teaching Posts Elim in Haroness
The Haroness school board voted to reduce salaries by 30 percent and eliminate seven teaching and supervisory positions, saving $25,910 and lowering the salary budget to $137,420 for 1932-33. Eliminations include two kindergarten roles, a McKinley teacher, a high school teacher, a visiting teacher, and band and orchestra supervision.
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Haroness Shoot Board
Snist
C. J. Hoppel
McKinley
Ove Kinsergarter
Jefferson
Tia High School
Sculptor Gutzon Borglum Tours Westbound Route
Noted sculptor Gutzon Borglum stopped in Des Moines on a motor trip from the Black Hills to Washington. He left Des Moines early today for St Louis after a Monday night halt during the journey.
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Washington
Des Moines
Gutzon Borglum
Black Hills
St. Louis
Ee Teres
Local Legion Collector Seeks Donated Items
L BR. Wiley of Wiley's Garage lists items including clothing food fuel bed-clothes and money for an American Legion collector. He invites donations from readers and notes contact via city phone 8153.
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BR. Wiley
WILEY
American Legion
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Goverine Green
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Vacuum Cil Company
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Aberdeen
South
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Montana Avenue
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BR. Stewart
Dakota Avenue
California Avenues
M. C. Alford
Wisconsin Avenue
FO. Hocking
Ohio Avenue
Fifth
M. EF. Slystone
Colorado Avenue
Hermut Pederson
Lenus Nelson
Simmons Avenue
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Thirteenth Streets
John Fuglang
First Ward
Mr. Hunt
Joe Downs
Huron Police
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Rapid City Board of Education
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