Roosevelt Calls Federal Aid Needed for Jobless Relief
Albany dispatch notes Gov Roosevelt argues federal obligation to aid when states cannot meet unemployment relief, with references to his 1931 and 1930s positions, a forthcoming campaign speech on the soldiers' bonus, and the need for public works financed by bonds or current revenues. Johnson rejects Hoover and backs Roosevelt in California.
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Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
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Hoosevelt
Washington
Congress
Johnson
California Federation of Labor
Franklin D. ‘Roata] Ivelt
California
Weather for Huron and Vicinity Saturday Outlook
Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday with a chance of rain on Saturday. Cooler Saturday afternoon. In South Dakota increasing cloudiness tonight followed by rain and colder conditions Saturday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Move to oust USD coach Backman stirs campus protest
Vermillion Oct Made public yesterday a petition calling for Captain Stanley G Backman USD athletic director removal. Students faculty and townspeople expressed indignation though leaders said action unlikely before the Cincinnati game. Backman said the move had blown over and expected a win tomorrow.
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Vermillion
Stanley G. Backman
University of South Dakota
University of Cincinnati
Herman G. James
University
Backman
Cincinnati
James
Bacloven
Gincinnati
Dean Marshall McKusick
J. C. Royhl
Chicago
Rad Associated Press
Huron Armour Plant to Observe Anniversary Next Week
Huron residents will learn Armour and Company’s role in the city’s growth during the seven year anniversary celebration next week. The event includes public displays by schools, banks, and retailers, special menus, and the use of anniversary buttons and a whistle at 9 am and 3 pm. Visitors will tour the packing plant to see cattle processing and by product production, with emphasis on Armour products and community impact.
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Huron
Armour and Company
Es Cmic
South Dakota
Armour
Irges
Danielson
America
Ranielson
Sty
State Officers At Medical Meet
Dr. J. H. Westaby of Madison presented a motion picture on cancer development at the Huron district medical society meeting held at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Langford secretary Dr. J. F. D. Cook discussed legislative problems in medicine. Papers by Dr. W. L. Matlock on artificial infant feeding and Dr. HL Saylor on sinus intensity were read. Dr. H. D. Sewell presided, with the district meeting following a council session in the afternoon.
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J. H. Westaby Madison
South Dakota Medical Association
Huron District Medical Society
Marvin Hughitt
J. F. D. Cook
Langford
State Association
W.L. Matlock
HL. Saylor
H.D. Sewell
Hu- Ton Group
Council of the State Organization
Removal Bid Filed Against Mayor Cermak
State's Attorney John A. Swanson was asked to take quo warranto action to oust Mayor Ann Cermak. Independent gubernatorial candidate W. W. O'Brien argued the mayor's ownership of public utility stock violates regulations, potentially vacating the commerce commissioner's office and affecting her council presidency.
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Cermak
Chicagg
John A. Swanson
Ann. Cernak
W. W. O Brien
O'Brien
Garner's Address Will Be Broadcast Tonight
National Broadcasting Company will air John N Garner speaking at 9 15 to 9 30 p m CST from New York. WREN Kansas City WIR Detroit and KYW Chicago will carry the program with CBS nationwide network plans.
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Chicago
National Broadcasting Company Today
New York
John N. Garner
WREN
Kansas City
WIR
Detroit
KYW
Columbia Broadcasting System
Eye injury from barbed wire hits De Smet man
Lloyd Halverson of De Smet is hospitalized after barbed wire struck his face injuring the left eye. Doctors report the eyeball top was cut through and infection threatens sight unless Swire’s treatment stops it.
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Halverson
de Smet Fy
Buron
First Class Alibi Fails to Avert Fine in Kidnap Case
Evanston banker Norman Collins faced Judge Porter over a traffic charge. Collins claimed he was kidnapped on Monday and paid a $2 fine after the judge pressed for his whereabouts. The judge dismissed excuses and collected the money.
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IIL
Norman
Collins
Wilmette
Harry E. Porter
Porter
Colins
Jones Named Cashier Of Bank In Huron
Ralph N. Jones head of the Jones Chevrolet company was named cashier of Security National Bank, an affiliate of First Bank Stock corporation. President F D Greene called it a promotion. Jones will remain in Huron and continue as a bank director.
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Ralph N. Jones
Jones Chevrolet Company
Security National Bank
F. D. Greene
Jones
C. W. Boteler
Minnesota
First Bank Stock Corporation
Boteler
Minneapolis
Greene
Mr. Jones
Manhond
Huron
Mankato
Sioux City
Karl Keen Trunk Manufacturing Company
Bijou
O. R. ‘Mitchell
Mitchell
Watertown
RN. Jones, Chevrolet Company
Aberdeen
Fargo
Selle
Security’ National Bank
Clvic
Huron Chamber of Commerce
National Ihank
Manchukuo to control Manchuria railroads report says
Changchun Manchuria October 14 reports indicate the government of Manchukuo concluded an agreement with Japan granting Manchukuo control of all railroads in Manchuria except the privately owned South Bandits line. Compensation terms noted, private lines to remain with owners.
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Manchuria
Manchukuo
Japan
Linas
Holiday Move Is Upheld By Bless In Huron Speech
Fred Bloss of Des Moines argues the Farmers Holiday movement should ensure farmers receive cost of production for their goods. He says farmers deserve fair prices like merchants and that without cost coverage, farmers should pull products from shelves. He warns against wealth concentration and tax burdens on the middle class while stressing future generations' welfare. A separate note reports picketing in Minnesota by a civic rights group aiding unemployed and farmers through farm product donations and organizing support.
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Fred Bloss
Des Moines
The
Nations Holiday Association
America
United States
Bloss
Bis
South Dakota Farmers Union
Emil Loriks Axlington
ST. Paul
National Civic Rights Association
Minnesota
Patrick McGovern
Minneapolis
McGovern
New Barber Price Level Established in Several Towns
Barbers from Nina Central South and kota communities set a new price level to take effect tomorrow in Huron Alpena Virgil Wolsey Broadland Bonilla Hitchcock Yale and Cavour. Shaves will be 20 cents and haircuts 49 cents after a meeting led by N E Nelson and Merrill Coursey. A compromise reduced last years rates: shaves from 25 to 15 cents and haircuts from 50 to 25 cents.
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Central South
Akota
Huron
Alpena
Virgil
Wolsey
Broadland
Bonilla
Hitchcock
Yale
Cavour
N. E. Nelson
South Dakota
Marvin
Dr H L Saylor Honored by American College of Surgeons
Dr H L Saylor yesterday learned he has been adopted as a fellow of the American College of Surgeons. The announcement notes the honor follows his qualifications and career in surgery. A related event occurred at the Thamiele meeting in St. Goule on October 27.
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H.L. Saylor
A.C.S
H. J. Saylor
American College of Sureons
de Saylor
Sid
Thamiele
St. Goule
Farm Union Adopts Report Favoring New Study Course
The South Dakota division of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America voted to hold its 1933 convention at Winner after adjournment of its 17th annual state assembly here at noon today. Delegates approved a curriculum report favoring a new course of social studies with debate ending 130 to 40. The union backed nonpartisan ballots for superintendents, opposed four year normal school courses, and endorsed the new course while endorsing the department of public instruction. The convention also urged a tax moratorium until farmers recover production costs and recommended county tax abatements for disease losses. Attendance reached 284 official delegates, with 53 counties represented.
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South Dakota
Farmers Educational and Coopervative Union of America
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Rosebud
Farmers Union Curriculum Committee
Department of Public Instruction
Educational Committee
C. H. Olson
Pew
E. C. Giffen
Giffen
Olson
Farm” “Organization
Will Meat
Teachers Institute Fund
Resolutions
Assembly
Legislative Committee
EB. HL Sauber
Yenk~ton
Farmess Union
Cannot Hunt In S. D. Unless 15 Years Old
Pierre October 4. The attorney general's office ruled that no person under 15 may be issued a hunting license and may not legally hunt game birds in South Dakota. The 1931 statute bans hunting without a license and officials did not comment on the ruling. Sportsmen plan to seek removal of the restriction at the next legislature.
Woman 33 Becomes American Minister in Stockholm
Washington reports Frances Elizabeth Willis, aged 33, has become the American minister in Stockholm, one of two women in the foreign service to head a U.S. legation. She takes charge as head of the United States mission in a major foreign capital, a rare opportunity for a woman. Willis serves as third secretary, remaining brisk and businesslike in her new duties.
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Stockholm
Sweder
Frances Elizabeth Willis
Foreign Service
United States
Legation
Bankers in Insull affairs to explain loaned funds
Chicago report notes bondholders for Insull Utility Investments Inc seek explanation of collateralized loans. Subpoenas issued as investigation widens into assets and possible improprieties. Separate dispatches from Athens and Barrie detail related extradition and bail status for Samuel and Martin Insull.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Walter Lindley
Insull Utility Investments, Inc
Barks
Lindley
Essets
John A. Swanson
Martin
Washington
Swanson
Andrew, Viachos
Charles 4. Bellowy
Athens
Samuel Insulist
Ministee
Interior
Samuel Insul
Greece
Insull
Barrie
Martin J. Ansul
Strangler Lewis to Meet Londes in Outdoor Championship Bout
Promoter Eon Daro of Los Angeles announced today that Ed Strangler Lewis and Jin Londes, both contenders for the world heavyweight wrestling title, have signed for an outdoor match near February. Londes is guaranteed 380 for risking his claim to the title.
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Londes
Los Angeles
Eon Daro
Strangler
Lowie
Jin Londes
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