Peek Seeks World Trade Rep For Surplus Crops
Washington reports that George N. Peek will create a world trade representative post to open new foreign markets for American farm products, especially in the Orient, and to boost export programs for wheat and cotton while reopening world markets via tariff reciprocity.
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World Trade Representative
George N. Peek
Adinistration
Peek
Orient
Riday
C. A. Cobb
Atlanta Farm
Cal
Ion
C. C. Moser
B. W. Kilgore
American’ Cooperative Cotton Association
Perk
Wallace Yrstnrday
Alfred D. Stedman
Washington
St. Paul Dispatch
Pioneer Press
Weather outlook for Duran and Vicinity and South Dakota
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with no significant temperature change. In South Dakota expectations are for fair weather tonight with little change in temperatures across the region.
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Duran
Vicinity
South Dakota
First Trial Of Controlled Credit Inflation Powers Launched
Washington reports the federal reserve opened open market operations to buy 25 million in government securities as a trial of new inflation powers granted by Congress. The aim is to ease credit and potentially expand currency up to three billion, with safeguards on holding periods and potential reductions if needed.
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Federal Reserve System
Washington
Congress
Reserve
Tealeate
Simeeyees Accor
Hela
Frank Beddow Goes On Trial In Federal Court
Frank Beddow, along with co defendants F A Heldredge and Dale C Koon, goes on trial in federal court on charges of forgery and conspiracy to utter forged instruments. They allegedly tried to dispose of 17000 dollars of liberty bonds stolen from Gorham State Bank to Sioux City businessmen J G Sibert and Frank Davison. Judge Gunnar Nordbye presides. trial follows a demurrer arguing lack of federal jurisdiction. Witnesses Sibert, David Ison, and U S Secret Service agent Harry Cooper were named to testify.
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Sioux City
Frank Beddow
F. A. Heldredge
National Bank Examiner
Dale C. Koon
Gorham State Bank
Gorham
Kan
Frank Davison
United States
Sibert
David Ison
Harry Cooper
United States Secret Service
Omaha
Berry Named Head Of Scottish Rite Class
YANEYTON May 4 Governor Tom Berry was elected president of his class when 23 candidates receiving the work of Scottish rite masonry at the reunion of the Oriental consistory organized yesterday. Other officers named Chester S Ball Vermillion vice president Gardner Gantz Pierre secretary treasurer Hollis ML Hill De Smet orator. The class name and motto were to be chosen at today’s business meetings. Work of conferring degrees continued today and tomorrow and the reunion session will close with a banquet Thursday evening.
Huron Municipal Band Concert Program
Huron Municipal Band directed by Hans Christensen and J. W. Campbell presents a May 24 program at 1 45 P M. Selections include Grand Entrée Vandercook Overture Herlin in Smiles Alpine Sunset and popular airs Time to Sing Sweet Adeline Again My Darling Crentent March Our National Heritage and Passing the Cotton Fields.
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Huron
Hans Christensen
J. W. Campbell Park
Vandercook
Herlin
Adeline
Ovatrure
May, Ray and Jr
Branch Of Credit Group Is Sought In South Dakota
Washington Mayor William Bulow leads a push to establish a South Dakota branch of the regional agricultural credit corporation. He met with Henry Morgenthau and officials, seeking a state led agency to consolidate six services. Farmers would have a single office to resolve issues. location undecided. Fred Hildebrandt and Theo Werner support the plan and will cooperate.
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Washington
William Bulow
South Dakota
Regional Agricultural Credit, Corporation
Bulow
Henry Morgenthau
Farm Credit Administration
South
Fred Hildebrandt
Theo B. Werner
Conrad Named To Cattle Club Board
W. D. Conrad of Huron was elected a director of the South Dakota Jersey Cattle club at a Brookings meeting and picnic on Saturday. Conrad runs Jersey cattle north of Huron and delivers milk to customers in the city.
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W. D. Conrad
Huron
South Dakota Jersey Cattle Club
Brookings
Conrad
Jersey
Adoption Report On Securities Bill Reported In Senate
A May report from Washington notes a conference on securities legislation to shield investors. The measure, linked to Roosevelt era reforms, moves toward final approval in the Senate after concerted debate on a securities act and related banking reforms.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan Partner In Mitchell Trial
The New York trial of Charles E. Mitchell, former head of National City Bank, adjourned as Morgan partner George Whitney prepared to testify on potential new evidence in the case. Prosecutors aim to show fraudulent stock transfers and losses in 1929 and 1930 tied to Mitchell, who allegedly used stock sales to create tax losses while safeguarding his bank.
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New York
Morgan
Charles E. Mitchell
George Whitney
J. P. Brorgan & Co
National City Bank
Whitney
Washington
Senate
Thomas E. Dewey
Mitchell
Anaconda
W.D. Thornton
Greene Cananea
Bread price increase looms for South Dakota bakers meet
Bakers of the State Manufacturers and Employers Association gathered for their annual meeting as a price committee met to discuss a bread price rise. The proposed 124 cents loaf marks a climb from 10 cents, driven by higher raw material costs with milk sugar lard and flour hikes reported.
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South Dakara
Bakers Unit
State Manufacturers and Employers Association
North “Dakota
Ewin
Minnesota
Ami Floux
Martin Newell
Northwest Mer &- American Baker
Minneapolis
Mary A. Mill
Sioux
Falls
Assembly
Roosevelt peace move amid half truths and denials
Washington reporting on the Roosevelt peace plan and its critics. The piece argues officials and press push a narrative that Roosevelt drafted a four month message and Hitler aimed to time a declaration, while European agents whispered a powder keg scenario. It contends the French and other powers weighed sacrifice versus hard terms, warning against reliance on heavy weapons.
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Washington
Paue
Mallon
Roosevelt
Hitler
Bille
Legal War Over Typewriter In Brown County
ABERDEEN May 24 State's attorneys past and present argued in court over a Brown County typewriter. Former State's Attorney Roger Campbell kept the machine to replace his own worn-out device, claiming excessive use caused it to break. The county says the typewriter, valued at 100, was to be returned when Campbell retired and seeks 50 in damages for nonpossession.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
Roger Campbell
Camps Aormer
South Dakot
Acquittal Ordered in Mooney Trial by Judge Ward
Superior Judge Louis H. Ward instructed a six by six jury to acquit Thomas J. Mooney, the Preparedness Day bomber, on an indictment dormant 16 years. The court said the jury need not follow his advice but the verdict was prepared and signed. Mooney previously told reporters he sought a pardon from Gov. Rolph if the case ended.
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San Francisco
Louis H. Ward
Thomas J. Mooney
Mooney
Gov
Rolph
City Commissioners To Meet Tomorrow
Huron city commissioners plan an adjourned session at city hall tomorrow at 3 a m to discuss gas rates trash collection and other business. No decisions were reached at Monday’s meeting. New commissioner Walter T Green leads no fight for Tower gas rates and contends Northwestern Public Maintains current rates.
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Huron City Commissoners
Walter T. Green
Northwestern
Theo
Prominent Men Named as Morgan Patrons in Probe
A senate inquiry list shows J P Morgan and Company clients including Woodin and McAdoo of California. The document also names Owen D Young Charles A Lindbergh and others, revealing large stock purchases and a $35 000 100 bond syndicate tied to the Allegheny Corp. The testimony covers tax payments and loans to notable figures as part of a broader Morgan banking secrets investigation.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
J. P. Morgan and Company
Woodin
McAdoo
California
Senate
J. P. Morgan
England
Ferdinand Pecora
Morgan and Whitney
Paya, Morgam and Company
Allegheny Corporation
Whitney
Woodin'e
Morgan
Owen D. Young
Chas. A. Lindbergh
Emas S. Lamont
Thomas W. Lamont
B. Mellon
Andrew. Mellon
J. P. ‘Morgan
Henry Morgan
John J. Raskob
Julius S. Morgan
J. P
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Sioux Falls
Herr Hitler
Europe
Norman. Davis
Paris
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