Bank Group Head Calls for Cooperation With Government
The Investment Bankers Association wrapped up its 2nd annual convention in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia with Ralph T. Crane urging cooperation with government recovery efforts. Crane proposed forming a compact committee to offer services to the government and push a campaign to revive capital flow to industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Investment Bankers’ Association
Ralph T. Crane
New York
Cooperaton
Crane
Tiger Day At H S Tomorrow Homecoming events at Huron High
Huron High marks seventh annual homecoming with a pep fest coronation of Tiger day king and queen tonight, a 2:30 pm football game against Aberdeen at Huron college field, and a 6:30 pm Tiger day banquet at the Presbyterian church. Alumni join the festivities as band parades precede the game, with a high school dance to close the celebration.
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Huron High School
Aberdeen
Huron College Field
Presbyterian Church
Alvin Devick
Tiger
Mary Ann Peterson
George. A. Doklets
Ventors
Huron Theatre Management
Amerren
High Schol
O. D. Iter
Ber
Hauptmann Seeks Face-To-Face Meeting In Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
In Flemington New Jersey Dr John F Condon and Bruno Hauptmann push for another confrontation to prove Hauptmann's innocence over the Lindbergh ransom. A state official says the dialogue may occur in Hunterdon county jail as Hauptmann awaits his murder trial. Officials note Condon vows to pursue the Lindbergh killer as preparations for Hauptmann's January trial proceed.
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Flemington
N. 3
John F. Condon
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Dr. Condon
Jassie
Harry Whitney
Chic Defense
New York
Arest
Bronx
Condon
John
Hauptmahn
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Wilentz
Whitney
Prinoner
James M. Fawcett
George K. Large
Hunterdon County
Trenton
Milard Whited
Lambertville
NRA Compliance Director In Hur on Visit to Huron
Eugene C. Mahoney, NRA compliance director, announced by telegram that he will be in Huron tonight at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Arthur E. Chapman, assisting, investigated nearly a score of code-violation complaints and said more than $500 in wages were restored to employees this morning. He declined to name firms involved, noting most complaints came from the public.
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NRA
Huron
Eugene C. Mahoney
Sioux Falls
Marvin Hughitt
Huronite
Arthur E. Chapman
Mahoney
Chapman
Alleged Kidnapers Hunted In Iowa Sloan
Two Topeka Kansas waitresses were kidnapped near Sloan Iowa and escaped late yesterday after a ride from Topeka. The captors’ names were not disclosed by Addie Gieber and Arte Roff who spoke to Justice Irish at Hor nick, saying they did not want the investigation public.
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Iowa
Sloan
Topeka
Kan
Topéka
Addie Gieber
Arte Roff
Seed corn purchase aids Iowa farmers program announced
Des Moines reports Gov Clyde Herring announced a seed corn program to aid drought struck Iowa farmers for next spring. Twenty two thousand fifty one bushels were purchased and placed under seal in twelve counties for relief roll farmers unable to afford planting seed.
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Des Moines
Clyde Herring
Five Day Old Baby Teeth Pulled In El Dorado
Billy Edward Kepler, five days old in El Dorado, was said by his physician and a dentist to grow a full set of teeth by two months. He showed teething signs at five days, and a tooth was extracted.
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EL Dorado, Kan
Billy Edward
Ed Kepler
Billy
Aerial Photo From 12 Miles Up Aids Research
A photograph taken from almost 12 miles high during the Explorer balloon flight offers a near map like view of a Nebraska section estimated ten miles square. Capt. Albert W. Stevens and Major Kepner escaped as the gondola crashed, aiding scientists to refine altitude instruments and barographs. The image shows farm checkerboard patterns and moon like textures with fogged edges from partial exposure.
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Nebraska
Stevens
Kep~ Ner
Century of Progress Ends Amid Wild Chicago Farewell
Chicago marks the close of the Century of Progress with massive crowds and chaotic scenes. More than 383000 visitors turned the closing night into a raucous carnival, gates battered as thousands sought free admission. Attendance for 1934 reaches 16,306,080 with total two-year attendance at 39,020,922. Soldiers kept order as revelry spilled past dawn and dismantling begins at ere dawn.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
18Th Street
Rufus (. Dawes
National Guard hosts annual pheasant dinner dance
Major E F Miller of Brookings, Walter Kinsman, Wayne Wilson, George E Longstaff, and Paul X Myers spoke at the Com pany C 1th Engineers pheasant dinner dance last night on the Hotel Marvin Hughitt mezzanine. The meal featured 1¢ pheasants, with guests invited by each man and a dance to follow. Louis Langhehn's orchestra provided music for the event.
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National Guard
E. F. Miller
Brookings
Walter Kinsman
Wilacn Reaves
American Legion
Wayne Wilson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
George E. Longstaff
Paul X. Myers
Chamber of Commerce
Company C
1Th Engineers
Marvin Hughitt
Louis Langhehn
Weather Summary for Huron Indiana Vicinity and South Dakota
Somewhat unsettled and warmer tonight into Friday across the Huron Indiana area. South Dakota shows variable conditions with warmer tonight and Friday, with colder readings in the western portion on Friday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Southeast
Last Minute Appeals Rally As Brekkus Probes Norbeck
WANBLEE November 1 Brekkus a Democratic candidate charged Senator Norbeck has drawn relief funds to his company for drilling wells while alleging Werner supporters used politics to press the issue. He urged Republicans to explain why Norbeck was not criticized amid relief program payments and defended the New Deal record.
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Wanblee
Stanley Brekkus
State Highway Department
T. %. Werner
State Relief Administration
Peter Norbeck
Brekkus
Norbeck Coopany
Relief Administration
Norbeck
Werner
Congress
Francis
Guida Printery
Brekius
State Recret
Norbeck Company
Wich
South Dakota
Guide
Berry
Charles Alseth
Lake Preston
Tatter
Jis
Alseth
I. D. Weeks
Mitchell
CCC
Whie Palmer Larson
Young Republicans
Roy Nord
Yankton
Treasury
Corn And Hog Price Range Grows Wider
The report notes a widening parity gap between hog and corn prices through Oct 15. Corn rose amid crop shortages to 10? cents per bushel, while hogs fell to 5.10 per hundredweight as new crop movement began. Prices for other commodities such as work stock, turkeys, eggs, butter, milk, apples and hay also rose.
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Julius H. Peters
Iowa
Federal Agricultural Atatistician
Peters
Remounting Washington on New NRA Policies
The piece discusses the White House avoiding direct reform while adopting two new principles against price fixing and production restriction. It notes soft coal industry exemptions and hints at upcoming code revisions as existing codes expire next June 16, with broad legislative action anticipated in the coming Congress.
Fur Pajamas to Be Shown Here at Armistice Festival
Fur pajamas in genuine Alaska sealskin valued at 406 dollars per pair will be exhibited by Eilers Furriers at the Armistice Festival style show in Huron. The event, at the Legion hall and Marvin Hughitt Hotel, runs November 7 to 9 with police protection planned for transit and display.
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Huron
Elks Hall
Marvin ‘Hughitt
William Eilers
Eilers’ Furriers
Alaska
Insull Defends Life Record Before Jury in Chicago
Samuel Insull testified in his mail fraud trial that his midwestern electric pool benefited the public more than stockholders lost in his two billion dollar failure. He recalled turning down a British chairmanship offer from Stanley Baldwin to stay in the United States, citing obligations to associates and security holders. The defense traced his rise from poverty to wealth, noting help from Thomas Edison and the impact of his work with Commonwealth Edison and the first European telephone switchboard in London. A large crowd gathered as Insull faced charges after years of extradition battles.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Insull
Stanley Baldwin
England
Ansull
Horatio Alger
Thomas Alvan Edison
Tames. H. Wilkerson
Republicans Hammer Relief Question In Bitter Campaign
In South Dakota campaign trail exertions, Republicans led by W. C. Allen assailed Gov. Berry over relief policy while Democrats touted administration gains. Senators Norbeck and Bulow campaigned, with many speakers blasting and defending the relief issue as election day nears.
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Sioux Falls
Sireich
W. C. Allen
Aberdeen
Tom Berry
United States
Peter Norbeck
W. J. Bulow
Aven
Mills
Allen
Black Hills
Atl Helle Fourche
Berty
Clack
Rapid City
Fred Hildebrandt
T. B. Werner
C. A. Christopherson
Francis Case
Pierre
Berry
Hook Worm Disease Discoverer Is Dead In San Juan
Col Bailey Kelly Ashford of the medical corps, discoverer of hookworm disease, died today in San Juan Puerto Rico at his home. He was in his years, affiliated with Rockefeller Institute and governments that campaigned to eliminate the disease globally for decades.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Bailey
Kelly Ashford
Medical Corps
Herrerds
Rockefeller Institute
Siage
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Brown, Farritman and Company, Inc
I Montclair
N. J
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New York Federal Reserve Bank
George W. Bovenizer
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
H.S
Alton
Millard
Edward
Eondon
Ont
David Meisner
John S. Labatt
London Brewer
Detroit
Paul Mallon
Washington
Sareen
Rooeevelt
Mid-West
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Scott County
Kentucky
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