Tax Group Plans To Continue Fight For Equal Burden
South Dakota tax conference will operate two more years under current leaders. W C Lusk of Yankton reelected chairman and B W Baer named vice chairman, with Hoy L Emry as secretary. Treasurer position left vacant due to lack of funds. Conference to accept new members for six months while maintaining a three representative-per-organization structure. Discussions favored broader tax studies and leaving final program design to the legislature.
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South D Dkota
W. C. Lusk
Yankton
B. W. Baer
Pierre
Hoy L. Emry
Marvin Hughitt
South Dakota
Parter
C. J. Lavery
Aberdeen
Ence
Harry F. Brownell
Stone Falls
State Chamber of Commerce
Hurley to Back Curtis for 1982 Vice Presidency
Secretary Hurley announced his support for Vice President Curtis as the Republican nominee for the vice presidency in 1982. He noted prior support and said he would back Curtis again if Kane desires the nomination, replying to reporters during Hoover era discussions.
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Hurley
Curtis
Secre- Washington
Mar
Fary Hurley
Hoover
Republican Party
Kanaen
Weather notes forecast for Tuesday and tonight
Weather bulletin predicts mostly fair skies with a warmer Tuesday. Tonight remains mild with slight warming in the extreme western regions.
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Petia
Pavelay Tacremiag
Tivedianss
Prominent South Dakota Missionary Rev. E. A. Ashley Dies
Revered Episcopalian missionary to Sioux nations Rev. Edward Ashley dies in Aberdeen after a lifetime of work among the Dakota people. Born in England he learned the Sioux tongue, founded four congregations, edited an Indian church publication Daybreak, and held roles from Rural Dean to Archdeacon Niobrara guiding Episcopal work across South Dakota reservations.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
E. A. Ashley
Edward Ashley
Ashbey
Sitting Bull
Spotted Rabbit
Chief Gaul
England
Isa
New
Ashley
America
Pankos
Crow Creek
Chamberlain
Hus Church
Seabury Divinity School
Faribault
Minnesota
Sixseton
Roberts County
Dakota Territory
Episcopal Church
Burleson
Niobrara
Mise Zhabmh Ann Martin
13 Year Old Boy Tells How He Kept Children From Death In Bus
A 13 year old survivor from a trapped bus describes urging companions to keep moving during a 36 hour ordeal in zero cold. He and other survivors faced loss as two children died after reaching a ranch house. drivers and passengers endured freezing conditions and snowbound rescue efforts.
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Bus
Lamar
Colo
Mat
Bryan Untiect
Hive
Summitt Hill
Bryan
H. A
United
Arlo
Rosemary Miller
Untiect
Miller
Agai
Bryan Valledt
Stella Wood to Speak at Huron Banquet
Stella Wood, educator and principal of Misa Woods Kindergarten in Minneapolis, will lecture in Huron on Friday April 17 under joint sponsorship of local Parest teacher groups and the American Association of University Women. The event features a banquet and program at the Presbyterian church, with tickets limited to 300 due to Miss Wood’s prominence.
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Stella Wood
Misa Wood
Minneapolis
Huron
Parest-teacher Associations
University
Miss Wood
Presbyterian Church
Cave To Conclude Series Of Talks At Virgil And Bonilla
R A Cave, Beadle agent, will end a series of home illustrating talks and demonstrations this week with meetings at Virgil and Bonilla. On Wednesday night Mr Cave will illust r a
Crest Of Missouri Rise Passes Yankton
The crest of the rise in the Missouri river was moving past Yankton today with about a two foot gain since Sunday. Running Water, forty miles up river, reported a foot drop since yesterday after steady Saturday flows. the river remains several feet below its banks with no overflow reported.
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Missouri
Yankton
Mar
Missouri River
State Chamber Plans Air Line Push for South Dakota Routes
Sioux Falls leader Harry F. Brownell says a new aviation committee will press for federal airmail routes and state airways. The plan targets expanding the aviation network to include South Dakota with new airports and development of the aviation industry statewide.
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Bhath Dekotd
Harry F. Brownell
Sioux Falls
State Chamber of Commerce
Brownell
Chamber
South Dakota
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
George F Kaump of Broadland Dies at Home
George F Kaump of Broadland died at his home Sunday night around 8 30 following lingering illness of five years. Funeral services will be held in Broadland Methodist Church at 3 30 p.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in the Platteville Wisconsin cemetery.
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George F.kaump
Broadland
George F. Kaump
I Piattevilte
Wis
Drug Store Robber Held for Hearing in Miller
A stranger arrested at C. Jones drug store in Miller faces a hearing before Justice Cooney on the charge of breaking and entering. Thieves previously took cash from the store. the culprit remains unidentified. A separate report notes a county jail breakout suspect sentenced to 14 to 15 years in prison.
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Miller Miller
Justice Cooney
Thay. C
Owa
Tee Micke
Pela
Jochen
Johnson to Leave Politics in 1932 Reelection Plans
Aberdeen congressman Royal C. Johnson announced from Washington via telegram that he will not seek reelection in 1932. Serving since 1915, he plans to resume law practice after his term, expressing sadness at leaving public life though valuing long friendships and service.
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Pierre
Mar
Royal C. Johnson
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
National Congress
OFS
Denar
Hyde County
Rep. Johnson
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Fells
William Williamson
Custer
Missouri
Williamson
Christopherson
Shouls Veterans Committee
American Legion
France
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Watertown
Savage Dies at 29 In Huron Hospital
C W Savage 29 of 659 Third Street SW died yesterday at Huron Hospital after a week illness. He was unmarried and survived by his mother Mrs Mary Darnell and stepfather in Enfield IL, six sisters one brother and uncle Willis Savage. Funeral services planned at Kinyon chapel then burial in Enfield MI.
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Moonin' Chalen W. Savage
Third Street
Huron Hospital
Savage
Mary Darnell
Enfield
Aieters
Willis Savage
Huron
Third Street Soul
Kinyon's Chapel
Unraveling the Death of George Lange in Milbank
George Lange's unmarked body was found in an old barn used as a slaughter house. A coroner's jury heard 18 witnesses, with no violence found. viscera were sent to State College for analysis. Lange left home Thursday and was seen Friday. survived by widow and four children. employed by Milwaukee railroad for five years.
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Kansas City
Rocky Mounstein
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Boyd Edwards
Max
Ned
Doy
Towner
Cols
Lamar
New Mexico
Charles Beach
Gon
Milbank
Mar
George Lange
Corones
State College
Lange
Homs
Thr
Milwaukee Railroad
Preliminary Hearing Set In Former Banking Chief Case
Fred R. Smith former state superintendent of banks pleads not guilty to embezzlement charges in Hughes county court and a preliminary hearing is scheduled for April 9 at 1 p m. He was released on bond and plans to return to Platte after the appearance.
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Platte
M. Q. Sharpe
Smith
Carl Hammer
State Banking Department
Supreme Court
Banking Department
Farmers State
Bank of Platte
Platte Bank
Platte Institution
Citizens State Bank of
Henry
First State Bank of
Sioux Falls
Farmers Agricultural Credit ‘Corporaiion of
Credit Corporation
Farmers “State Bank of
General Sharpe
Vermillion
Heneral
Hughes County
Atea
Western Surety Company
Sioux Fallz
George Cool
C.J. Faulkner
Pierre
Four Workmen Die in Cave-In at Packing Plant Site
Four workmen were killed when a ditch caved in near a packing plant in Siouk City late Saturday night. The coroner announced no inquest would be held as the men died instantly. Names and exact circumstances were unclear in the damaged report.
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Siouk City
Marc
Scientific Breath Smeller Invented
Indianapolis March 30 seven five new stigntified breath smeller is ready for use by police officers and suspicious spouses It detects any degree of drunken ness by catching the drinkers breath and works even if odor is expelled The device uses a toy balloon and a red liquid that turns white with alcohol developed by Dr R Harger of the Indiana University medical school Demonstrations will occur at an American Chemical Society meeting this week
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Indianapolis
American Chemical Society
R. Harger
Medical School
University of Indiana
Flaherty Bound Over To Trial In Beadle County Murder Case
A 20 year old Sioux City man identified as the man with a sawed off shotgun in the Charles Eyestone murder case is bound over for trial with bail set at 50000 by Judge Dickaney. The suspect may face a June circuit court term or a possible April special term.
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Flaherty
Dick Aney
Pat Fisherty
Charles Eyestone
Ciicuit Court
Sioux City
Beadle
North Platte
Web
Cooper
Phil Smith
the Royal Hotel
Archie Cooper
Smith
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J. J. Martin
State Grange
H. F. Test
Frederick
State Farm Bureau
Baer
L. E. Corey
Wagner
State Press Association
Herbert Hitchcock
Mitchell
State Bar Association
E. H. Everson
St Charles
Joe Adkins
Wessington Springs
State Farmers Union
Toil Merchants Association
Huron Co-Operative Club
Clergyman
DR. B. Ashley
K. A. Ashley
South Dekei
Aberikem
State Chamber
C. W. Savage
W. J. Bulow
Will Rogexa
Bulow
He Bumoria
Bank Department
Robert Knabe
Wyoming Avenue
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