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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1933

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Believed Kidnap Money Stolen by Elkhorn in Double Cross

Police investigations into the Boettcher ransom case reveal Gordon Elkhorn allegedly double crossed fellow gang members, fleeing with 69000 and burying shares on the Sankey ranch near Chamberlain South Dakota. Denver police renewed searches after testimonies from Carl Youngberg and others.

Denver Rancom Elkhorn Verne Sankey Ransom Angney Sankey Tan Man of Foot Sankey Ranch Clark Elkhon S. D Minneapolis Elkhor Youngberg Denver Mar Boettcher Gordon Elkhorn

Organize To Halt Foreclosure Sales

Aberdeen March 2 4 Farmers in Brown County began organizing a body to protect them from mortgage foreclosures and evictions. A committee led by John Sumption Frederick and representatives from each township will meet soon to present plans to preserve farmer property as northern South Dakota farmers unite. surrounding counties expected to follow.

Aberdeen Mar Brown County John Sumption Frederick South Dakota

Ohio River Flood Toll Hits Western States

Floods from the Ohio River crest threaten Kentucky Illinois and Missouri as showers push the watershed toward receding. In western Kentucky and Indiana residents flee homes while at least 12 deaths are reported. Refugees hope to reclaim residences after a week or two amid rising water levels and anxious communities.

Louisville Ohio Mississippi Kentucky Illinois Missouri Stricker Ohio River Wong Fen West Virginia Oho Indiana

Federal move to legalize beer taps after midnight

Washington March 23 The federal government moves swiftly to open the beer taps for 3.2 beer after midnight April 6 to supply a revived industry. Dr James M Duran pledges to keep bootleggers out while Roosevelt signs the act ending prohibition nationwide. Regulators prepare to license brewers and police the transition amid legal challenges from prohibitionists. Revenue stamps begin distribution and states set sale readiness in the coming weeks.

Washington Mar America James M. Duran Roosevelt Internal Revenue Bareau Arizona California Ilinois Indiana Kentucky Missouri Montesa Nevada New Jersey New York Oregon Pennsylvania Wisconsin Connecticut Kenneth Wynne Cross Toran W Feld Aleohal Bureau Cummings Congress House District of Columbia

Weather outlook rough for Huron and Victoily

Unsettled tonight and Friday with limited certainty on temperature changes. South Dakota expected mostly cloudy with patchy moisture perhaps Friday.

South Dakota Weutheg Aneinerststra

Beers and historic dates mix in shifting time zones

A discussion notes how beer sales and historic events align with dates across time zones. It cites Washington's election in 1789, Shiloh in 1862, Peary's pole claim in 1909, and the U S declaration of war on Germany in 1917, while noting east west time differences affect sale start times around April.

George Washington Shiloh Admiral Peary North Pole United States Germany

Hills Fear Loss If Beer Legal

RAPID CITY S D March 234 The dry status of South Dakota is apt to hurt the tourist business, says R L Bronson secretary of the Rapid Base chamber There is talk of action toward a supreme court decision on the constitutionality of state dry laws If tourists traveling through the state can have a glass of beer after a long dusty day about 80 percent will do it Bronson declares

Rapid City S.D South Dakota R. L. Bronson Rapid Base Chamber Sera Towart Supreme Court Devlawa Cam

Banks To Reopen With May Help From R F C

Washington on March 23 reconstruction finance banks across the country are being examined by RFC staff to determine how preferred stock arrangements can reopen institutions. The agency, authorized by the banking act, may partner with bankers to supply capital for reopenings where collateral and loans permit. A Pierre hotel owner’s death is noted amid other scattered lines.

Washington, Mar Reconstruction Finance

Fascists Mark 14th Birthday in Milan Rally

In Milan Italy on March 23 fascists held a nationwide salute to Premier Mussolini and marked the 14th anniversary of the fascist party. The rally featured a Mussolini address and coded references to the party’s universal doctrine as Rome and officials oversee the festivities.

Milan Italy Begita Musolini Party A Euciers T-Duce Ndego Rome Mussolini

S. F. Debaters Win Big Light Honors

Sioux Falls reports the S F Debaters capturing major light honors amid a dramatic event described as an explosion at the Standard Oil Refinery. The article notes notable performances and local reaction to the incident and its impact on the community.

S. F

Roosevelt Work Program Heads For Quick Congressional Pass

Washington March 23 expected approval looms for Roosevelt labor plan to employ 250000 men in reforestation camps with 320000000 funding. White House talks pressed Congress to act as labor and budget chiefs testified while Norris and Perkins pushed related public works and unemployment relief measures.

Washington White House House Senate Labor Committees Cabinet Frances Perkins Ickles Interior Wallace Agriculture Lewis W. Douglas Douglas Trawan Senate‘labor Committees Derni

Amendments Rise as Senate Eyes Hearings on Farm Bill

Washington March 23 Hundreds of amendments drawn by senators loom over the Roosevelt farm relief bill as Senator McNary Oregon Republican signals hearings. The House passed the measure to restore pre war farm power with payments financed by taxes, while the Senate agriculture committee plans to review it Friday and consider limited changes. The plan would balance output with incentives, cover crops from wheat cotton tobacco corn rice hogs cattle sheep and milk, and involve government pools and refinancing ideas.

Washington Mar Administration Senate Roosevelt House Capitol Agriculture Committee Secretary of Agriculture McNary Oregon Smith Agricule Furecommitted

Y C L Convention Plans for County Event

The Beadle County League convention will be held in the Elks hall at Hotel two am with the annual county spelling contest set for 2 pm at Huron high school auditorium.

Beadle County League Elks Hall Y. C.L Huron High School

Jonas to Discuss New School Laws Debate

Local meeting seeks state input on proposed school law changes. Officials say discussion will cover funding, curriculum oversight, and administrative procedures with key lawmakers expected to attend. Community groups express mixed views on potential impacts and implementation timelines.

Jonas

Gift horses not part of Roosevelt program in Ky

In Greenup Kentucky on March 23 three men visited the county clerk asking if horses had arrived for allocation to farmers. They had heard President Roosevelt would send horses to each county clerk and had walked 15 miles to apply, only to learn no such program exists.

Greenup Roosevelt

Refinancing Plan Is Being Shaped

Washington March 23 The treasury is weighing a farm mortgage refinancing plan with a possible two billion dollar bond issue. A draft is in Secretary Woodin’s hands for any suggested changes. Rainey expects swift House action and Senate consideration with the farm price fixing bill. Roosevelt is said to favor but faces opposition. White House aims for swift passage with limited changes.

Washington Mer Rainey Treasury Congress Roosevelt Woodin White House Nortgdge White’ House Robinson Arkansas Leckie Busten Wagner New York Steagall Sense- Banking Committee Adoo California Smith South Carolina Senate Agri Henry “Morgenthau Trev Farm” Board W. S." Myers Mor-genthaw House

Plan to Rob Federal Reserve Bank Report Plan to Rob Federal Reserve Bank

Minneapolis dispatch reports Pi Charles De Brown a bank official outlining a plan to hold up a federal reserve bank. He describes a gang planning the theft of automobiles to make a getaway. Details indicate coordination and intent to commit a robbery.

Federal Reserve Bank Minneapolis Mar Charles de Brown Dita de Meehan

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