Eales Resigns as Relief Administrator Amid Health Strain
Regional head announces W L Eales resigns as relief administrator in Pierre Watertown area due to leg ailment and recent accident. Edmonds notes Eales planned retirement and return to Watertown with French Lick rest. successor to run ongoing CWA and civil works relief programs with projects in dam and road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Eales
Tlor
South
Pierre
Watertown
Waratington
Nis
Uetaalated
Edmonds
Eales
Tony Berry
Charles Robertson
Isis
Egles
Gov. Berry
Exley
Former Redfield Man Dies in Penitentiary
Ed Sothman 36 formerly of Redfield died Wednesday night at the penitentiary hospital after a lengthy illness with heart complications. He was committed Sept 15 1933 to serve a three year sentence for violating the liquor laws, his second term for that offense. He had been in hospital for several weeks.
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Redfield
Sloux Falls
Ed Sothman
Host Pitst
Sothman
Berry Proclaims April 13 as Arbor and Bird Day
Gov. Tom Berry designates April 13 as Arbor and Bird Day in South Dakota urging drought aware tree planting. He calls civic groups schools and youth to participate in a program to cultivate trees shrubs and flowers and protect game and song birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Bird, Arbor Day Inc
Pierre
South Dakota
Tom Berry
Beli
Crop Loan Plan Outlined In County Meetings
Government crop and seed loan inspectors announce emergency loan procedures in Beadle and Spink counties. County committees will accept applications, with county headquarters at the Security National Bank. Applicants must cooperate with the production control program and first seek PCA loans for amounts over 150 dollars.
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Kereneck
Sam Daschsen
Wéld
Beadle
Spink
Carl B. Lenker
Wil Field Vis
Huron
J. 0. Greens
Security National Bank
Beadle County Loan Committee
Ott
A. M. Chenoweth
Ota Mayer
Jacobson
Proce
County Production Council
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Cinarrency Crop Loan
Production Credit Association
Energency Crop Loan
Former South Dakota Churchman Is Dead
The Rev. D. W. Knighton Bloom, 68, eastern secretary of the Congregational and Christian church extension board, died last night from a cerebral hemorrhage suffered as he alighted from a train from Washington. He had come to attend the funeral of his granddaughter Pattie Lou Bloom, 7. Dr. Bloom had lived in Washington since 1927 and previously was district secretary for North and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Brooklyn
Congregational and Christian Church Extension Board
Washington, D. C
Pattie Lou Bloom
Lindbergh Refuses War Aviation Probe Again
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh reiterates refusal to participate in the War Department’s study of army aviation. He says he cannot take part directly or indirectly in military use of American aviation. The exchange follows his earlier decision and a broader debate over air mail control and national defense.
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New Yok
Charles A. Lindbergh
George H. Dern
Army Aviation
Lindwergl
Washington
Airmai
Dern
Army
Army Air Corps
Lindbergh
War Department
Tslegain
Legion To Celebrate Fifteenth Birthday
The William Reaves post of the American Legion will celebrate the Legion’s 15th birthday with a joint meeting with the auxiliary. Department Commander R. M. Henderson of Ledfield will be the principal speaker at the session beginning at 8 pm.
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William Reaves
American Legion
R. M. Henderson
Ledfield
Plan Excursion To Sioux Falls For Tournament
Huron Chamber of Commerce announced a tentative special rain excursion to Sioux Falls for the state high school basketball tournament. If Huron high wins Friday, the trip may run. details and schedules will be released this afternoon. Fans should call the Chamber at 8146 to express interest. The tournament will be broadcast on KGDY and KSOO with Hurons games aired.
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Sioux Falls
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Myers
Huron High School
Watertown
Chamber of Commerce
Gang Leader Glen Wright Nabbed in Bremer Kidnap Probe
The Minneapolis Tribune reports Glen Roy Wright, a noted southwestern gang head, was captured in Oklahoma by officers chasing suspects in the $200000 kidnapping of St. Paul banker Edward G. Bremer. Also seized at a remote Osage county farmhouse were two men and two women, including Charles Kotner John McAflee J R Brackett Frank Downey and Ed Brodie.
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Minneapolis
The
Minneapolis Tribune
Oklahoma
Glen Roy Wright
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Osage County
Wright
Tribune
Charles Kotner
John McAflee
J. R. Brackett
Frank Downey
Ed Brodie
Income Tax Revenues Rise for Fiscal Year to Date
March collections push fiscal year income tax receipts to 397,915,076 dollars, up from 296,980,749 last year. For March alone, 39,711,087 dollars were collected versus 13,641,106 last March, aided by an extra two weeks for returns during the holiday period.
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Washington
Mar
Senate Boosts Hopper Eradication Fund in Agriculture Bill
The Senate approved an agricultural appropriation including 2 354 983 dollars for grasshopper eradication across eight midwestern and western states. The committee increased the House figure of 2 000 000 dollars prior to passage yesterday.
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Senate
Washington
Mar
House
Insull Disappears From Athens Amid Escape Rumors
In Athens officials say Samuel Insull fled Greece before a midnight deadline while Mrs. Insull denied knowledge of his destination. Police detained two maids and a servant for questioning as theories spread he left for Paris or via the Aegean. A separate note reports Helen Funk buried at Tripp Lutheran church.
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Athens
Mar
Pjr
Samuel Insull
Bere Husband
Chicago
Insull
Greece
Seid Insull
Aegean Sea
Taly
Turkey
Atheny
Albania
Paris
Mary McCormic
Opara
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Insuli
Tripp
Wellington
Helen Funk
Funk
John Meyer
The News Behind the News on the Soldier Bonus Battle
Paul Mallon analyzes the Washington maneuvering over the soldier bonus as a political play. Roosevelt publicly hedges, some southern Democrats split, and votes mount to 295 but veto threats threaten passage. The piece notes the danger of party lines and the need for politicians to appear on both sides.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congressien
White House
Cays
Loriks To Get Presidency Of State Organization
John A. Simpson of Oklahoma City died in Washington after a heart attack following testimony before the Senate Finance Committee on the gasoline tax. Emil Loriks of Arlington was named state president of the Farmers Union, with Everson of South Dakota moving to national head. Everson emphasized backing Simpson’s policies as he prepared to assume leadership and locate headquarters, likely in Washington. Simpson’s long career included leading Oklahoma’s Farmers Union and influencing rural policy.
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Loriks
S. D. Man
National
Washington
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma City
National Farmers Union
Simpson
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Everson
Pierre
E. H. Everson
South Dakota
Im National Organization
Stanton
Neb
Stanton High School
Nebraska Business College
Omaha
Fremont
St Charles
Gregory County
Lorks
Farmers Union
Emil Loriks
Arlington
Comks
Noover
Farmers’ Union
Oklahoma Union
Roosevelt
Southwest
NRA
Alfred E. Smith
Hoover
Rome
State Department
United States
Salem
Vecrsity
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma Farmers’ Union
Bethany
Okla
William B
John B. Bethany
Pursell Graham
Howard Hollingsworth
Mildred Simpson
A. H. Bergthold
Weatherford
Oklahoma
Walla Walla Embraces National Grocers Code Authority
Walla Walla recognizes the Southeastern Washington Wholesale and Retail Local Food and Grocers' Distributors' Code Authority, aligning with NRA AAA PWA CWA and similar groups to improve local distribution standards. The move signals local adoption of a nationwide code framework for grocers.
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Walla Walla, Wash
NRA
AAA
PWA
CWA
Sewwalfgdca
Wash
Ington
National Food and Grogers
Rural Credit Sells 9375 Acres in Early March
Director C L Chase said the South Dakota rural credit department has sold 9375 acres of land since March 1 for 50220 dollars. West of the Missouri river brought 2772 per acre on 7195 acres. east river parcels including a 720 acre grazing tract in Buffalo county sold for 32500.
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Chase
Buffalo County
Union
Day
Roberts
Edmunds
Interest Shown In Silver Investigation
Secretary Morgenthau said the treasury's silver investigation shows some advocates of higher silver prices were not entirely disinterested. He spoke after a discussion with Chairman Somers and other House coinage committee members, declining to name individuals and opposing further policy changes at this time.
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Mar
Tne Treasury
Morgenthau
Somers
House Coinage Committee
Morgenthal
Cole to Head NRA Adjustment Board in South Dakota
Martin E. Cole, dean of Augustana College in Sioux Falls, is appointed chairman of the South Dakota NRA adjustment board. He is named by President Roosevelt on recommendation of two other members and Guy H. Harvey. Other members are Miss Mary A. Miller and Fred Woehleft. The board, part of the NRA compliance system, issues advisory recommendations and routes cases if dissatisfied with the state administrator.
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Sioux Falls
Martin E. Cole
Augustana College
South Dakota
NRA Adjustment Board
Guy H. Harvey
NRA
Dean Cole
Roosevelt
Harvey
State Adjustment Board
Mary A. Miller
Fred Woeh
Signe Falls
Roosevelt Tightens NRA Codes Compliance for Contractors
President Roosevelt orders stricter enforcement of NRA codes for all contractors working with the government to ensure fair competition and compliance with federal industry rules.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Weather Outlook for Huron and Vicinity
Fair and colder tonight. Friday brings fair skies and considerably colder conditions. In South Dakota, temperatures drop with tonight being somewhat colder and Friday turning considerably colder.
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Huron
South Dakota
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