Lowery Named Eastern Normal President by South Dakota Board
Dean A. V. Lowery of Eastern Normal at Madison was elected president by the South Dakota board of regents, to start July 1, succeeding E. A. Bixler. Harmon will head Southern Normal at Springfield, and Carberry moves to Aberdeen. salary cuts averaged about 25 percent across seven state institutions.
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Lowery
Eastern Normal
Board of Regents
Harmon
Carberry
Sioux Falls
Mar
Dean A. V. Lowery
Madison
South” Dakota
Board “of Regents
Ihs
Deary Lowery
E. A. Bixler
Eastern
State Normal
Spearfish Normal
Dean Lowery
T. A. Harmon
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Southern Normal
Springfield
C. C. Lawrence
School of Mines
Rapid City
Southern Normals
W. L. Carberry
Northern
Roderick Ross
William M. Oates
Mable Espelien
Leroy Crawford
Lawrence
W. 5. Doland
Milbank
Six More Banks Granted Unrestricted Opening
MINNEAPOLIS March 20 Six ad ditional member banks were authorized to operate without restrictions at Ninth District Federal Reserve bank in Minneapolis They are First National Henning MN First National McIntosh MN First National Emmons MN First National Lakefield MN First National Wilton ND and First National Goodrich ND A total of 460 member banks in the district now operate without restrictions Most others run on a limited basis The Ninth district covers Minnesota the Dakotas Montana Upper Michigan and southern Wisconsin.
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Minneapolis
Ninth District
Federal Reserve Bank
First National
Henning
Minn
McIntosh
Emmons
Lakefield
Wilton
N. D
Goodrich
N. DA
Minnesota
The
Dakotas
Monang
Upper Michigan
Sothern
Wscongir
Halloran Called as Witness in Judd Clemency Hearing
PHOENIX ARIZ March 20 4 The Arizona state board of pardons and paroles summoned John J Halloran as a witness in the clemency hearing for Mrs Ruth Judd the Phoenix trunk murders case involving the dismemberment and shipment of bodies to Los Angeles in 1991 Halloran was cleared of all connection with the crime for which Judd was convicted The judge sentenced Judd to be hanged Good Friday April 4
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnis
Ruth Judd
Arizona State Board “of Pardons and Paroles
John J. Halloran
Judd
Hollies
Agnes Ann LeRoi
Hedvig-Samuelson
Los “Angeles
Halloran
Agnes Anne LeRoi
Seek Dismissal Of License Fee Appeal
Washington reports the secretary of state of South Dakota was directed by the Supreme Court to show by April 17 why his appeal seeking to uphold state license fees on interstate motor trucks should not be dismissed as moot. The suit, begun in 1931 by Charles M. Prouty, alleges the gasoline trucks taxed for interstate commerce are invalid. a federal court in South Dakota had enjoined the law, which was later amended.
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Washington
Mar
Secretary of State
South Dakota
Supreme “Court
Idday
Ishow
Charles M. Prouty
Reichstag Assembly Preparations Near Potsdam Garrison
Berlin March 20 Preparations move ahead for the Reichstag session to be opened by President von Hindenburg and Chancellor Hitler tomorrow. Residents near the Potsdam Garrison Church are asked not to redecorate their homes and to refrain from throwing bouquets during the ceremony.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Potsdam
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Bank closure yields second dividend at Bancroft
South Dakota banking department announced a second dividend of five percent totaling about $2,500 to creditors of Farmers State Bank of Bancroft, following a prior ten percent payout. The bank had suspended operations on December 30, 1930.
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Pierre
Mar
Farmers State Bank of
Bancroft
South Dakota Banking Department
Government to Be Lenient With Farmers In Arrears Loans
About 125 loan applications from Beadle and Spink counties for 1933 crop loans were sent to Minneapolis after county committee approval. Inspector Jacobson said roughly 25 more were approved locally but held for minor errors. Policies now allow loans above 200 if farmers show ability to pay previous years. those with clear past failures may be disapproved.
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Beadle
Courtty
Minneapolis
Bam Jacobson
Spink
Thes
Jacobson
Civic Orchestra Debuts At College Auditorium Next Week
The Civic Orchestra led by John S Wharton prepares for its debut at the college auditorium next Tuesday at 8 15 pm. The 18 violins 4 cellos 8 brass and woodwinds form the ensemble with Lucille Dickenson as accompanist Roy Campbell will play Adagio from De Beriot s violin concerto Merle Schroeder performs two balitone solos The program includes ancient suite two pieces from Ballet of the Flowers Hadley and readings from Tchaikovsky Haydn Chopin and Meyerbeer Admission is free with a silver offering to cover expenses.
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Civic Orchestra
Hurondans
John S. Wharton
College Auditorium
Wharton
Lucille Dickenson
Roy Campbell
DeBerier
Merle Schroeder
Harry Hartley
E. ¥. Goldman
Henry Hadley
Tchaikovsky
Haydn
Chopin
Myerbeer
Special Acts To Be Given At College Pi Kappa Delta
Huron to host a two hour program featuring five specialty acts along with two one act plays and a short debate in the college auditorium Wednesday evening. Bob Hough's male quartet and Phyllis Hoffman are among performers with Indian rope stunts and a unique arrangement of The Arkansas Traveler. College band directed by Don Hansen will provide musical interludes between acts.
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New Huron
Pi Kappa Delta
Coll Ae -Auditorium
Bob Hough
Hough
Irwin Winter
Willis van Heuvelen
Huron
Ronald Hilgenberg
Artesan
Don Hansen
Huron Chapter
Pi Nappa Delta
Cerarak Slayer Put to Death in Public Shooting
A chaotic scene at Bayfront Park on February 13 ended with execution style gunfire during a Roosevelt reception. Zangara fired at Mayor Cermak and others were wounded as bystanders restrained him. The assassin claimed hatred of government and stated his stomach hurt, leading to a quick grand jury and sanity inquiry.
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Sinnott
Caldwell
Ama
Cermak
Zangara
Attempthousands
Bayfront Park
Roosevelt
W. F. Cross
Miami
Joe H. Gill
William Sinnott
New York
Margaret Kruly
Newark
N. J
Russell Caldwell
Cocoanut Grove
Fila
Mr. Roosevelt
Mayor Cermak
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