Liberalize U S Reserve Act in federal bank plan
Washington Nov 1 major state bank commissioners told Senator Vandenberg they back liberalizing the federal reserve act. Proposals include rediscounting state county city bonds and creating a temporary emergency rediscount privilege for sound bank assets with safeguards. Some states object or silent.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Michigan
Reichert
I Bank
New Jersey
California
Minnesota
Federal Reserve System
National Credit Corporation
Federal Reserve
Open Trial Of Woman Foshay Jury Member Nov 19
Mrs Clark, a former Indianapolis juror in the W H Foshay mail fraud case, begins her defense as the government seeks contempt charges. She previously testified she knew no defendants but witnesses say she worked as a stenographer for the Foshay firm. The trial follows a hung jury and a new trial set for January.
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Foshay
Revere Ae
Mineapol Oy
Cour
Sovernment
Lorowitz
Clark
Ni Ies
Miz
W. H. Foshay Company
Foshay Securities
Laval Sees Peasant Welfare First in World Crisis
Paris dispatch reports Pierre Laval, farmer and former premier, urging cooperation to solve global economic troubles while prioritizing French peasant welfare. He insisted exports be defended and home markets protected, noting agriculture as France’s stabilizing base and a resource for industry. He highlights peasant strength and rural roots of political leadership.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
Auvergne
Iol
Union of Economic Interests
France
Doumer
Aristide Briand
Premier Laval
Jonas Appointed Deputy To Giffen
Pierre November appointment of Russell E. Jonas of Sturgis as deputy state superintendent of public instruction takes effect January 1. Jonas will replace Fred E. Smith of Pierre who resigns for health reasons. Jonas is vice president of the County Superintendents Association. Smith has spent much of his life in education and has served as deputy superintendent for three years.
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Jonas
Giffen
Pierre
Russell E. Jonas
Sturgis
E Cc. Giffen
Jones
Meade County
Fred E. Smith
County Superintendents’ Association
Smith
Fargo
N. D
School of Science
Wahpeton, RD
South Dakota
Prominent Farmer Jacob Merkel Dies of Blood Poisoning
SELBY Nov 18 Jacob Merkel a leading Walworth county farmer living near Java died in a hospital last night from blood poisoning after fifty years’ service in the community. He became director of the First State Bank of Java and president of the Java Equity Exchange. His widow and seven children survive. A separate brief notes an incident of robbery after an old station here last night with about 5.
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Selby
Jacob
Merkel
Walworth County
Java
First State Bank of
Java Equity Exchange
Probe Of Farm Board Demands Immediate Inquiry
Des Moines reports an immediate inquiry into Federal Farm Board activities was requested at the Unions convention. John A. Simpson was reelected president with H. G. Keetey as vice president and new secretary treasurer E. E. Kennedy. Directors named include T. E. Howard C N. Rogers Emil Becker E H Everson and Fred Schultheiss. The convention also approved resolutions on farm marketing act currency, a graduated land tax, and government oversight of monetary policy while rejecting a minority plan for confiscatory taxes and direct currency issuance. Weather notes follow with precipitation data for the region and hourly temperatures يع
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Des Moines
Federal Farm Board
John A. Simpson
DE Delahocacity
Simpson
H. G. Keetey
Omaha
E. E. Kennedy
Kankakee
J F. O'Shea
Roberts
Mont
T. E. Howard
Denver
C. N. Rogers
Indianolo
Emil Becker
Clarks
Neb
E. H. Everson
St. Charles
Fred Schultheiss
Prairie Farm
Wis
Congress
Road Weather Report for Several Cities
Watertown reports a high of 50 and a low of 22 with no precipitation and cloudy skies. Yankton shows 3 percent and a high of 4 and a low of 3 with bone precipitation and cloudy conditions. Huron records 25 with a high 43 and low 21 and no precipitation and cloudy. Sioux Falls 35 with a high 45 and low 31 and cloudy. Brookings 30 with a high 45 and low 25 and precipitation. Mitchell 27 with a high 46 and low 25 and precipitation. Pierre 24 with a high 43 and low 23 and no precipitation. Toads good and clear. ADVERTISEMENT.
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Watertown
Yankton
Bone
Huron
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Mitchell
Pierre
Kruschen Salts Promise Energy and Weight Loss
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid and energy booster. It claims daily hot water intake and dietary changes will spark long walks, increased endurance, and weight loss, with testimonials praising reduced waist size and clearer minds. It urges purchase at Longstar Drug Co or any druggist, with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Longstar Drug Co
H. A. Perriton
America
W. BR. Daniels
Richmond Hill
Central Union To Hold Special Meet
A special meeting of the Central Labor union is set for tomorrow night at the Knights of Columbus hall starting at 7 o'clock. Secretary Albert J. Maag will address the gathering upon his return from Rapid City. All union members are urged to attend. An unrelated notice reports an estate of 985 122 left by Sioux City businessman L W Mallory who died August 22 1931.
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Central Union
Central Labor Union
Albert J. Maag
Rapid City
Knights of Columbus
Our City
L. W. Mallory
Sioux City
Mallory
Too Much Land In Agricultural Use
CHICAGO November 194 P Chairman Janes C Stone of the federal farm board says there is too much land in agricultural use. At a land utilization conference led by Secretary Arthur M Eide the aim is to reduce farm land or shift it to less productive uses. The conference emphasized waste lands use and soil conservation with many stakeholders present. Stone warns a practical utilization program may be almost impossible to develop in ten years.
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Chicago
Janes C. Stone
Federal Farm Boards
Secretary of Agriculture
Arthur M. Eide
Farm Board
Beet
Stone
Hearings Set for Ex Bank Officers in Mobridge
Preliminary hearings are scheduled here tomorrow for W. F. Mailand F. M. Regan and W. P. Jones former officers of Citizens State Bank of Mobridge charged with embezzlements and making excessive loans. It is not announced whether they will waive examination or demand hearings.
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Mobridge
W. F. Mailand
F. M. Regan
W. P. Jones
Citizens State Bank of Mobridge
Spearfish Normal Closes 1944 Football Season With 51–7 Win
Spearfish normal football overwhelmed Dickinson North Dakota, 51 to 7, in a whirlwind season finale. Holton, the Spearfish fullback, threw a long pass to Quemen for the only Dickinson score late in the game as subs played in the closing minutes.
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Dickenson
Spearfish
N. D
Dickinson
Holton
Quemen
Oldest Sioux Falls Resident Dies Civil War Vet Daniels
Sioux Falls records show 5 B Daniels a Civil War veteran believed oldest inhabitant died in a city hospital. He fought in Sherman's march to the sea and cast his first vote for Lincoln. Survived by daughter Mrs L A Miller of Aberdeen.
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Sioux Falls
B. Daniels
Sherman
Daniels
Abraham Lincoln
L. A. Miller
Aberdeen
Lepso Treatment Offers Free Trial for Epilepsy Relief
A historical promo claims Lepso therapy provides quick relief from epileptic seizures. The ad asserts thousands have benefited over 25 years and offers a free trial by writing to R. Lepso, Apt 153, 13 E Wright, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Lepso
R. Lepso
Apt
Wright
Milwaukee
Wis
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Meegerfols
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Faroleon, N. J
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RCA
RCA Radiotrons
Costain Music Store
Axelrad’s
Wheeler Drug Co
Brand Brothers
R. G. Burger
Auto Supply Depot
Johnson & Sewell
Armin Maytag
General Motor Equipment Co
Berwind
F. Anderson Lumber CO
Haram
Peter Mintener Lumber CO
Masonic Temple
Huron, S. D
Empress Eugene
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