Lindberghs cling to hopes believe baby alive
Hopewell dispatch reports Col and Mrs Lindbergh clinging to the belief that baby Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr. is alive, despite widespread tips, with police and private investigators pursuing leads in New Jersey and New York.
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Lindberghs
Hopewell
Charles A. Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Yeaterday
Helieve
Col. Lindbergh
New York Daily News
William Gleason
Charles Oliver
New Clan City
Glesson
Y F W Relief Depot to Continue in Huron Meeting
The Huron Veterans of Foreign Wars voted to maintain its food relief depot to aid cases not covered by the Red Cross. Commander Walter J. Bachman cited ongoing need and endorsed a film on the V F W home at Eaton Rapids Michigan for post use. A boxing show followed the session.
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Y.F. W
Red Cross
Huron Veterans of Foreign Wars
Walter J. Bachman
National V. F. W
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Weather update with unsettled skies and temperature shifts
A hazy cloudy forecast shows a change in temperature across regions. Unsettled conditions tonight and periods of varying warmth are noted with brief mentions of a delivery service disruption and an evening update by GM Dpi at Flowern Unieo-H52.
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Hurea
Seniaet
Priday
Beath Dakota
Bidar
GM Dpi
Tenant Defies Landlord With Squatter Claim in City Block
Lester C. Lamoreaux, claiming squatter's rights, occupies a three story apartment with his wife, two children, a father and two friends. He shut off gas heat and lights, bought furs for warmth, and said he would stay until a court rules on his suit. The manager was mocked as rent was not paid.
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Minneapolis
Lester C. Lamoreaux
Lightnan
Bridge Firm To Reveal Records In County Overpayment Case
Sioux Falls March 17 An accounting of every cent paid by Minnehaha county to the Western Bridge and Construction company Omaha for work during six years covered by auditor William Dunn report will be furnished when suits against the Omaha firm go to trial Attorneys for the firm claim the county obtained all materials and labor and any error would be an error Dunn charged the firm overpaid 6755.12 for 1945 1931 and the state s attorney G Norton Jameson plans to file actions after consulting the attorney general A decision on aid in prosecuting will come in April The county already sued in federal court to recover 6270 overpayment and the firm denied the charges
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
Western Bridge and Construction Company
Omaha
William Dunn
Grm
Dunn
G. Norton Jameson
M. Q. Sharpe
Pierre
Jameson
Government Salary Cut Bill Drafted In Congress
The special house economy committee is drafting a bill to cut salaries of all government employees. Chairman Burns predicts a report next week with savings estimates between 50 million and 106 million dollars. A 10 percent and over cut for those earning 10 000 dollars or more is expected to pass.
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Washington
Special House
Burns
Economy Group
Congress
Fairmont Employes Boost Beadle Red Cross Drive
Beadle county relief drive swelled to 1118.43 by noon as Fairmont Creamery employes outside South Dakota donated heavily. Chester White chairing urged completion within 24 hours, with receipts listing gifts from Koepp Clothing, Council Oak, Sand Creek Consolidated, Home Grocery, Security National Bank and other groups.
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A. J. Curry
Huron
Fairmont Creamery Company
South Dakota
Beadle County
Chester N. White
White
American Red Cross
National Organization of Red Cross
Marcel
Curry
George C. Hunt
C. O. Hanson
Joe Downs
Hunt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hopwood Sentenced for Third Degree Burglary
Kennebec South Dakota March 5 Hopwood pleaded guilty yesterday and received a 1 years in the penitentiary Sheriff W F Leerum says Judge J B Cash of Bonesteel imposed sentence The case wraps up the prosecution of three men who robbed the Height hardware store and a Presho filling station last July 2 George Tackman and Theodore Olanfer are serving 10 year terms after pleading guilty to robbery charges last week
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Hopwood
Kennebec
Charles Hopwood
Sherif W. EF. Leerum
J.B. Cash
Bonesteel
Height
Presho
George Tackman
Theodore Olanfer
Farmers State Bank dividend to creditors at 30 percent
Pierre March 17 Thirty percent dividend of 144316 is paid today to creditors of the Farmers State Bank of Pukwana which closed October 19 1901. The banking department mails dividend checks to 39 creditors ranging from 3 cents to 159 927.01 with an average of 171 per check.
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Pierre
Farmers State Bank of Pukwana
State Banking Department
Prehistoric Oddities Unearthed in South Dakota Discoveries
Fossils of a shovel tusk elephant with toothache a rheumatic oreodon and a lame camel are being prepared for display at the School of Mines museum Rapid City South Dakota. James Bump curator notes the elephant jaw shows an ulcer the oreodon toes reveal deformity and the camel shows a fracture healing. Skeletal remains of the mestodon with a long scoop shaped lower jaw were found near Rosebud in the Indian reservation.
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Rapid City
Dadlands
South Dakota
School of Mines
James Bump
Bump
Peris
Rosebud
Seed loan blanks rushed to state for farmers relief
Pierre March 17Federal seed loan forms are being rushed to Minneapolis for redistribution to South Dakota farmers. Governor Green urged immediate supplies to prevent spring planting delays. Senator Norbeck said 50,000 forms were sent from Washington yesterday and 50,000 more mailed today with more to follow.
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Pierre
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Norbeck
Green
Department of Agriculture
WM. Norbeck
Washington
Agricultural Department
Brownell Backed By Clack In South Dakota Senate Run
Redfield attorney W. Clack urges voters to support Harry F. Brownell for the Republican senatorial nomination. He recalls past South Dakota fiscal woes from 1916 to 1923 and praises Brownell for charitable relief efforts, contrasting with current heavy taxes and rising state debt. Continued on page 11.
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Harry F. Brownell
Sioux Falls
W. Clack
Redfield
Peter Norbeck
Brownells
South Dakota
Clark
KGDY
Huon
Bakeota
Brownell
Much Relief Wheat Sent To Northwest
Barton Payne of the American Red Cross told Senate agriculture chair McNary that 730,008 bushels of government wheat have been shipped to northwest states for livestock feed. He also noted 22,400 barrels of flour shipped to calithetic destitute and listed flour requests from Red Cross chapters across Eastern states 1,7% barrels and Bowcot 62,£ 15 barrels and Pacific states 17211 barrels.
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Barton Payne
American Red Cross
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Northwest States
Red Cross
Payne Eeid
Calithe
Eastern
Cistes
Pacific States
Florida minister indicted for murder in Malone case
Palatka Florida March 11. The Rev E H McGaha militant minister was indicted for murder in the shooting of John W Malone during a Christmas still raid. Grand jury returned a first degree true bill while a higher court had ordered manslaughter charges. McGaha said he fired his shotgun accidentally when he toppled over under hevals as he and officers closed in.
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Florida
Palatka
Fla
E. H. McGaha
John W. Malone
Malone
McGaha
Raids Ordered on Nazi Headquarters in Prussia
Berlin reports the Prussian government ordered raids on national socialist headquarters after disclosures of steps for a civil war. Interior Minister Karl Severing directed the action as police and political espionage forces hunted arms caches and mobilization plans for Hitler's storm troops.
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Louis P. Lochner
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Ministry of Interior
Tolersien
Hitler
Severing Ae
Prussia
Karl Severing
Reich
Herr Severing
Reichweer
Giffen Seeks Cost Data On Textbook Change
Pierre March LIA 16 ullren state superintendent of public instruction requests all county superintendents report textbook cost changes in South Dakota over five years vs the previous five under the new course. He aims to resolve claims the reform is costlier and notes early reports show 20 to 45 percent reductions.
First Legislature Met 70 Years Ago in Yankton
Yankton marks March 17 1862 as the date the Dakota territorial legislature held its first session. The capital was then Yankton, later moved to Bismarck and finally to Pierre as Dakota was divided into two states.
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Yankton
St.Patrick’s Day
Erin
South Dakota
Dakota, Territorial
Bismarck
Pierre
Piedmont Votes To Retain High School
In Piedmont South Dakota the town votes to keep the high school amid tax concerns. The result 89 favor continuing and 69 favor discontinuing, following a pressure group of local ranchers and farmers.
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Piedmont
S. D
Black Hills
New Manchurian Government Wobbles Amid Revolts
Tokyo reports the Pu-Yi regime in Manchuria fears collapse over General Ma Chan-Shan as war minister. Revolts erupt in Heilungkiang at Taheio and Manchuk while Ma faces mutinous aides and calls to resign. An inspection flight with General Shigeru Honjo links to Tsitsihar amid shifting loyalties. Payen unrest noted near Harbin.
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Tokyo
Henry Pu-Yi
Manchuria
Ma Chan-Shan
Taheio
Manchuk
Heilungkian
Tsitsihar
Change
Payen
Harbin
Pu- Yi
Early Income Tax Payments Smaller in March
Washington reports March 1 income tax payments totaled 12 648 765, up from 12 100 362 a year earlier. For the month the total was 44 701 384 and the fiscal year 102 822 726, with note that timing changes affect comparability due to deposits now counted on the day of deposit rather than the following day.
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Washington
Treasury
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