House Committee Moves On War On Grasshoppers
The House Agriculture Committee approved the Simmons resolution for 1.45 million dollars to control grasshoppers in eight Northwestern states. Speaker Garner aims to push the Senate approved measure to provide funds now, arguing the outbreak could spread beyond eight states if not acted. Entomology official warns of eggs hatching and a threat to Minnesota through Colorado if immediate action is delayed.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Simmons
Jones
House
Senate
Undstepherson
Christopherson
South Dakota
Mississippi
Missouri
Garner
W. H. Larrimer
Bureau of Enomology
Larrimer
Northwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Aberdeen Church Anniversary Service Opens in Aberdeen
Aberdeen May 2 A large congregation attended the first services marking the anniversary of First Evangelical Church Aberdeen Speakers included Rev G L Schaller Harrisburg Pa and Rev C F Strutz Jamestown N D Tonight Rev John E Booth Yankton will speak Services continue each evening this week with the anniversary close next Sunday Bishop G E Epp will preside at the state church conference starting Wednesday Reports from pastors and missionaries will be heard Iscal men's brotherhood plans a farming project to fund this year's program.
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Aberdeen
First Evangelical
G. L. Schaller
Harrisburg
C. F. Strutz
Jamestown
John E. Booth
Yankton
State Church Conference
G. E. Epp
Iscal Men’s Brotherhood
Beadle County Commissioners Meet to Discuss Road Program
Beadle County commissioners will convene Wednesday for the May 1 session delaying their monthly meeting by one day due to election day. Major business includes action on the county road program for the year, postponed since February because automobile license checks have not been completed.
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Tomor
Beadle County Iimers
Unsettled Weather With Possible Showers Ahead
Unsettled conditions linger tonight into Tuesday with a chance of showers and cooler-than-expected Tuesday afternoon. The forecast emphasizes cooler temperatures and sporadic precipitation across the region. Evening delivery service reminder appears as unrelated text.
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South Dakota
Sherwees
Massie retrial to hear her testimony against four assailants
In Honolulu on May 2 4 officials planned a retrial of the Massie case with Mrs Thalia Massie set to testify against four remaining assailants Horace Ida Henry Chang David Takai and Ben Ahakeulo. The manslaughter convictions of Lieut Massie and three others were already secured.
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Hawaii
Clarence Darrow
Wa, 5
Massie-Fortescue
Honolulu
Darrow
George S. Leisure
E. J. Lord
Thomas Massie
U. S.N
Thalia Massie
Grace Fortescue
Albert C. Jones
John C. Kelley
Massie
Granville Fortescue
Albert O. Jones
Kelley
Lieut. Massie
Nurder
Robert Bell
New York
Bell
War Lowers Prices Of Tonsorial Work
In Sioux Falls on May 2 prices for hair cuts fell to 23 cents after barber shops could not reach a uniform rate. Shaves massages and shampoes match the new price. E. E. Sudan, president of the Barbers' union, said action by the union was unclear but likely to align with the majority of members.
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Sioux Falls
E. E. Sudan
Barbers' Union
Roosevelt Faces Crisis in California Primary
Roosevelt, Smith and Garner compete in California's Democratic primary with the outcome likely to shape the 1932 nominating fight. A Roosevelt win would boost his bid, while a loss could derail it and boost Garner. Maryland and Rhode Island also hold contests affecting delegate chances for Smith and Ritchie.
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Roosevelt
California
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Garner
Massachusetts
Maryland
Joseph T. France
Hoover
Rhode Island
Alfred K. Smith
Albert C. Ritchie
Alabama
South Dakota
Judge Gardner to Attend Bar Association Meeting
Judge A X Gardner leaves Saturday night for a meeting of the American Bar Association on supplemental canon to professions ethics in Washington DC May 4. He will attend the tenth annual meeting of the American Law Institute in Washington DC May 5 as representative of the United States circuit court of appeals eighth circuit.
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Gardner
A. X. Gardner
American Bar Association
Washington, D.C
American Law Institute
Washington, D. C
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Student Recital On Here Tonight
More than a dozen musicians from Huron College Conservatory perform in a college chapel recital directed by Prof. Lee Bright. Part of Hurons National Music Week. events include a 3 p m program in Wolsey and Bonilla with local school talent and a large church choir.
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Hurost College Conservatory of Music
College Chapel
Lee Bright
Huron
Wolsey
Bonilla
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Helen Bandy
Merle Brisk
John Speiker
Lowell Albertus
Huron High School
Eldred Balzer
Prof
Albertus
Huron Talent
Honilia
Will
Sig Swenson
Harold Middleton
A. R. Huddleston
Leo
Elmer Arndt
Merle Brink
Floyd Wardman
Supt
Ralph F. Galor
College
Claudia Lemke
Lois Keck
Aldene Curtis
Joe Nohlgren
Joe Nohlgren, ‘William Quick, Verna la Craft, Anne Watel, Lois Gitchell
Willis [van Heuvelen
Winona Boughton
Elsie Marshall
Besse Stackpole
American Lutheran Church
Chuch
Wessington
Policeman Recovers Watch After Day of Time Checks
In Chicago on May 27 Policeman Francia Gallagher found his lost wrist watch after a month of asking strangers the time. He stopped pedestrians seized wrists to verify their watches and finally claimed the timepiece when a stranger showed it on a wrist.
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Chicago
Francia Gallagher
Gallagher
Policeman Gallagher
Weather summary notes April moisture and heat in Huron
The April report shows Huron's moisture at 0.72 inches below normal. Total rainfall reached 2.52 inches, with April's hottest day at 95 degrees and an average monthly temperature around 48.4 degrees.
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Huron
Blystone
Weather Bureau
Battle for Governor Green Gunderson Prepares Primary Showdown
Sioux Falls reports pre primary activities as candidates for governor, senate, and congress campaign with final speeches and claims. Observers expect close contests while two slates vie for national convention delegates, one pro Hoover and one anti Hoover, with Democratic slate shown as favored.
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Sioux Falls
Hoover
County Goes to Polls in South Dakota Primary
Beadle county citizens vote from 5 a m to 5 p m in 53 precincts for republicans or democrats, with swearing in for nonregistered voters. Major races include War ren Green vs Carl Gunderson for the GOP nomination and Norbeck vs Brownell for the senate, alongside Democratic contests led by Berry Corey and Cherry in various districts.
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Franklin D.orner
South Dakota
Warren E. Green
Carl Gunderson
Mitchell
Peter Norbeck
Harry F. Brownell
Sioux Falls
Roosevelt
New York
Tom Berry
Belvindere
L. E. Corey
Wagner
Sny
Last Loophole Closed For Capone
Chicago gangster Al Capone has his final appeal blocked by the Supreme Court denying review of his income tax evasion conviction. He awaits transfer to a federal prison after serving an 11 year sentence, with no court explanation given for the ruling. His brother Ralph Capone and other Capone gang members previously had similar sentences untouched.
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Washington
Fi—Al Capone
Supreme Court
Incone
America
Scarface al
Chicago
James H. Kilkerson
Ralph Capone
Capone
Wood Pile Fire Destroys Thousands at Port Alfred
A massive wood pile fire swept Port Alfred early today burning through a $3,000,000 stack of lumber. Firefighters reported $230,000 of wood destroyed and the blaze remained out of control.
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Port Alfred
Here
Itch Powder Used Against Nude Doukhobors Parade
In Thrums near Nelson on May 27 police used itch powder and garden hose as weapons against about 280 Doukhobors marching nude. Officers arrested 117 demonstrators, 33 women and 34 men, who fought back with water streams and were held in an orchard until transport arrived. Parading nude subjects face up to three years in prison.
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Nelson
B. C
Norbeck's Manager Foresees Landslide Victory
James Stewart, aiding Senator Peter Norbeck's renomination bid, predicts an overwhelming win over Harry F. Brownell of Sioux Falls. He claims reports show Norbeck will carry two counties, though he did not provide specific figures.
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Norbeck
Greer
Corey
Corey Wold
Cherry
C. W. Robertson
Tom Berry
Rapid City
Belvidere
Sioux Falls
Tesrmey
Robertson
Berry
Missouri River
Yankton
James Stewart
Redfield
Peter Norbeck
Harry F. Brownell
Stewart
Norck
Beadle County Primary Contests Highlight Beadle Races
Thirty three Beadle county candidates face voters in the Beadle primary tomorrow. Ten seek four Republican nominations while the rest run for general election nominations. Key contests include eight for three Republican commissioner seats and a state central committeeman race between Clyde S. Smith and E. J. Hennig.
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Beadle County
Alice I. Hanson
Huron
C. H. Hanson
C. H. Oleson
Fairfield Township
C. McKenzie
Walter Eggers
George A. Campbell
Thad Oviatt
Clyde
B. A. Cranston
Clifton
L. A. Bloodgood
Richland
Republican State Central
Lawrence Larsen
Oscar Ringheimer
Wolsey Township
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Granwile Fortescue
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Morrow
Theodore B. ‘Werner
John T. Melik
Sturgis
Jack Reinhard
Spearfish
Caponé
Lefsen
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