Manager Plan Is Defeated At S F
Sioux Falls voters rejected the city manager plan by about two to one. Final tallies show 3 950 for and 6 768 against, with 10 716 total valid votes, far below the 14 088 polled in the previous election. Opponents racked up 7 766 to 3 199 in this fourteenth election since 1918, as officials plan another vote at a later date, tied to a one year postponement.
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Sioux Falls
N. Graff
Mont ‘Way
Ine Woisible
Government Vows To Get Dillinger
In Chicago Assistant Attorney General Joseph B Keenan pledged persistent effort to capture John Dillinger. Testimony at a trial in Crown Point ind described Dillinger forcing a jail door and a lever box incident during his prison escape. In London Ohio fingerprints from a Fostoria bank robbery were not Dillinger gang prints, though unknown recruits could exist.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Joseph B. Keenan
Lew Baker
Crown Point
Ind
Dillinger
London
First National Bank
Fostoria
H. C. Robinson
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Robinson
Homer van Meter
John Hamitten
TVA Charged With Plan to Create Appliance Monopoly
Ten Atlanta refrigerator dealers seek injunction against Georgia Power Company over TVA efforts to sell low priced appliances. Judge Moore granted a temporary injunction and set a Saturday hearing. Preston Arkwright denied involvement but said the plan aims to boost appliance use.
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TVA
Atlanta
Ternessee Valley Authority
Georgia Power Company
Virlyn B. Moore
Fulton Superior Court
Preston S. Arkwright
Power Company
As & Meats
Homes Destroyed In Big Brush Fire
FARRISEURY PA May 8 a7 Ruins of ten homes and charred acres of timberland lie in the wake of a brush fire which swept a 80 square mile area in the Pottsville area before firemen halted it early today. Mine properties were destroyed, sport lines crippled and several mining towns were menaced by the blaze the worst of a series that set Pennsylvania forest alight last night. The little community of Branch Dale offered shelter to the home less neighbors. The same brisk wind which fanned three flames whipped up 25 fires in woodlands throughout the state yesterday.
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Farriseury
Pottsville
Everal
Pennsylvania Forest
Branch Dale
Sherman Mountain
Junior B B Chiefs Meet Tonight Directors Plan
Junior baseball program leaders will meet at 7 30 p m at Tredway and Liem sport shop to outline Romer campaign plans for 1984 and organize volunteer directors for senior squads across city. Frank Staley named general director as details for practice schedule and equipment readiness are finalized.
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B. B
Leguin
Dogeball
Tredway and Liem
Frank Staley
Williin A.fey
Transient Held for Ranch Murder in Butte County
Edward Wilson, a transient, was jailed in Belle Fourche today charged with the murder of James Brady, 59, a rancher at Mason. Brady’s body was found at the ranch home by two brothers. he had been beaten with a club after hiring Wilson to work on the ranch. The rancher lived alone and was dead likely a day when found.
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Belle Fourche
Edward Wilson
James Brady
Mason
Butte County
Brady
Newell
Wilson
Changes Sought In Market Bill Amid Senate Debate
In Washington amendments to the stock market control bill were debated in the Senate with about fifty offered to loosen limits. Costigan favors FTC regulation of exchanges and Bulkley pushes a margin trading ban. Both proposals face slim chances amid leadership doubts. Celanese Corp. of America declares a $1 dividend on its 7 percent preferred stock payable June 1 to holders of record May 18.
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Washington, May
Senate
Costigan
Colorado
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Bulkley
Ohio Democrat
Banking Committee
Stock Exchange
New York
Celanese Corp. of America
House Split On Utilities Bill Stirs Capitol Debate
In Washington on May parliamentary action, the House divided over the Senate backed Johnson bill to bar utility firms from obtaining federal injunctions against state rate decisions. Chairman Summers backed the bill. Representative Lewis urged compromise allowing suits in either state or federal courts with Supreme Court appeal.
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Washington
Summers
Texas
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Lewis
Colorado
Supreme Court of the United States
United Staes
Seek To Limit Sale Of Arms To Germany
Paris May France and England negotiate a bilateral agreement to curb armament sales to Germany. As Europe’s largest arms producers, they seek to restrain Germany from amassing war materials via exports. Talks followed Germany’s exit from the League of Nations last year amid concerns over Hitler's military expansion.
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Paris
France
England
Germany
Europe
League of Nations
Adolf Hitler
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Sane
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Bieta
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Riverside Motor Oil No
Bettes Oil
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Dak. Ave
Huron
S. Dak
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