Cooperating for South Dakota relief work in winter
South Dakota relief for the idle will be organized by coordinating chambers of commerce and other groups under W H Foster. A 22 member state leadership committee, chaired by Foster, will direct efforts with Governor Warren Green and a three member sub committee. The plan seeks local cooperation and funds through existing organizations, with emphasis on rapid loans to farmers and local aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Chambers of Commerce
W.hlt. Foster
Sioux Falls
W. J. Allen
Dakota
Aberdeen
W. L. Baker
Gladys Pyle
Pierre
State Securities Commission
Foster
National
Walter T. Gifford
Green
Farmers’ Union
Mitchell
State Highway Commission
Verne L. Reyburn
Frank T. Fetener
Hammill
J. Hagg
McLaughlin
Mr. Allen
Ciler
Miss Pyle
Mr. Baker
J. J. Martin
Watertown
J. P. Shirk
Faulkton
Memie Gunderson
Vermillion
Dean C. Larsen
State College
L. G. Troth
Weather floren signals brief cool spell tonight
Odd wording suggests a brief cool spell tonight and into Friday. Forecasters expect a noticeable temperature dip with light winds and possible drizzle in some areas. Citizens should prepare for cooler conditions and pack a light jacket.
Shaking Fails To Break Silence But Does Bring Attack
In Watertown on October 15 474 Herman Kagemann a city fireman seized Nicholas McAleer after a dispute over the World War. McAleer remained silent as Kagemann dragged him and the arraignment judge dismissed the assault case telling them to forget the war.
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Watertown
Herman Kagemann
Nicholas McAleer
Kegemann
Lloyd Peterson
McAleer
Edison Nearing State Of Coma
Edison in deep stupor near coma as Dr. Hubert S. Howe reports his pulse weakens and prognosis bleak. Edison, at West Orange, remains unresponsive with doctors monitoring closely through the day and night.
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Edison
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Hubert S. Howe
Dr. Howe
Hoover Eyes Bonus Cash for Veterans Plan
Darold B. Decoe of the Veterans of Foreign Wars presented President Hoover with a program calling for immediate cash payment of adjusted World War II certificates. Decoe said the plan seeks about 2.0 billion dollars for roughly 2 million veterans, arguing it would aid many facing unemployment and debt.
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Hoover
Washington
Darold B. Decoe
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Decoe
Detroit
Americar? Legion
Legion
Decce
Hines
Foreign War Veterans
Indians Refused Highway Work in Bennett County
Complaints from Bennett County residents claim Indigenous people are barred from relief employment funded by public money. A petition to Governor Warren Green asks action to secure Indian workers on road projects in the county and notes a $5,000 road construction job where no Indians were employed. A copy was sent to Congressman William Williamson.
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Bennett County
Warren Green
Green
Indiana
William Williamson
Beadle County 4-H Members Thrive At National Dairy Show
Beadle County 4 H club members helped write a chapter in national club history at the National Dairy Exposition in St Louis Dairy judging teams led by Johnny Reaves Huron Jay Salisbury Wolsey and Goldwin Wolff Bradley placed fifth in all breeds with Wulff fifth high individual and Reaves eleventh The South Dakota team also earned second in Jerseys seventh in Guernseys and eighth in Holsteins Ayrshires Other county youths won prizes in dairy foods demonstrations poultry and other classes highlighting the group’s diverse 4 H achievements
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Beadle County
Johnny Reaves
Huron
Jay
Salisbury
Wolsey
Goldwin Wolff
Bradley
St. Louis
South Dakota
Wulff
Reaves
Jay Salisbury
Clyde Crear Crusaders Club
Thad Oviatt
Brown
Brown County
Myrtis Holmes
Sybil Esche
Bath
Miner County
Mavis Morrell
Esther’ Sundell
Cackleberry Club
Carthage
Effie Cider
Esther
Josephine
Guernsey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Elmwood Farm
Deerfield
Hsventues
Ellenvale Bonheur Ormsby Posch
Besse Ormsby Gladice
Nebraska State University
Illinois
Towa
D. E. Bush
Nebraska
KE. W. Wupperman
Texas
R. G. Shipley
Virginis
Par for public expenditures urged by tax expert
ATLANTA ch12 The annual congress of the national tax association hears Dr Harley Lutz a Princeon University professor and tax author argue against limits on tax rates He compares modern expenditures to golf with par unknown urging a clear budgeting standard and disciplined budget departments for the taxpayer and state alike
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
United States
Harley Lutz
Princeon University
National Tax Association
Lats
Farm labor wages at fifteen year low in harvest year
Farmers and the necessary assistants receive the lowest wages in 15 years as the farm labor market weakens amid a reversed harvest trend. The article notes the drop in demand and wage pressures, reflecting broader agricultural conditions and early 20th century economic shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Neceaaliy Ascitae
Fedex
Misnamed Pussy Is Irresponsible Beast
Dearborn Michigan reports Tommy a cat misnamed and abandoned. The cat was taken by Mr and Mrs David H Meehan last summer during a visit to their old home near Ridgeville Indiana about 228 miles from Dearborn. They returned Sept 4, leaving the cat behind. Yesterday the Meehans found Tommy scratching at the Dearborn home seeking admission after deserting a family of kittens at Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Mich
Tommy
David HL Meehan
Wnisit
Ridgele
Ind
Meehans
Ridgeville
Beadle County Receives New 62 500 Highway Relief Funds
Beadle county gains additional highway relief funds totaling 2 508 from the state highway commission to start a six mile road between Burr Oak and Kellogg townships. Highway Superintendent H M Pierce says plans will be made immediately and grading may begin next week. About 30 farmers are to be employed on the initial relief project between Foster and Banner townships, funded at 5 000. Weather will affect how long the work continues.
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Beadle County
State Highway Commission
Burr Oak
Kellogg
H. M. Pierce
Ms. Pierce
Foster and
Banner Townships
Discharge Reduced for Sioux City Patrolman Al White
Sioux City civil service commission reduced Patrolman Al White’s discharge for tipping off a raid at the River Drive Inn to a 60 day suspension on appeal. The commission found he was guilty of tipping off state agents but ruled the removal was too severe given his 16 years on the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
al White
Civil Service Commission
White
Cvil Service Commission
River Drive Inn
Police Department
Capone Loses 327000 On Races In Chicago Case
Federal Building Chicago October 15 Testimony showed Al Capone lost 327000 on the races across years. Defense halted calling witnesses and began motions to strike government evidence. Attorney Albert Fink said more witnesses may be called. Aberdeen Normal Institute opens with 25 teachers and speakers Faith Powell Willard Spearfish and Mary Wadden Madison to address two day convention.
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Capone
Federal Building
Chicago
al Capone
Albert Fink Sald
Manger
Normal Institute
Aberdeen
Brown County Normal, Institute
Mee
Faith Powell
Willard
Spearfish
Mins
Mary Wadden
Madison
County Leaders Elect Looby President At Convention
South Dakota county commissioners and highway superintendents closed their annual meeting in emphatic opposition to a special legislative session for relief problems. R F Looby Artesian was elected association president Andrew Ellwein Mitchell named vice president and GT Charnock Stone Falls reelected secretary treasurer. Next year’s convention will be in Pierre with joint rejection of a law passed by the 1951 legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Hoyman
Associated Press
South Dakota
Warren Green
Guy ‘Siprding
Pierre
Iaid
Green
R. F. Looby
Artesian
Aasociation
Andrew Ellwein
Mitchell
GT. Charnock
Stone Falls
Fletcher Alguire
Sioux Falls
J. & Curran
Association
William Dunn
Curran
Dunn
B. M. Madden
Beadle County
Huron City
Tammany Braves Go On Warpath
New York October 15 Tammany Braves rally after Seabury inquiry shadows. Alfred E Smith and Mayor James J. Walker spur 4009 Manhattan Democrats at the wigwam urging election or re election of Tammany office seekers and defending city leadership amid criticism. District Attorney Crain presided and condemned Hofstadter inquiry as hindered by unfit officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Braves
New York
Alfred EB. Smith
James E. J. Walker
Manhattan
Tammany
Seabury
Sie
Smith
Seabury Investiteks
Mie
Thomas C. T. Crain
Hofstadter Committee
Mrs Daphne Searles Heads Eastern Si Star Meeting
In Sioux Falls a leadership slate for the South Dakota Odd Fellows unit was announced with Mrs Daphne Searles named matron and Beary M Reed chosen as worthy grand patron. Kate Fagde Willian and Angis Lwec were listed among officers, with Leda Erickson also noted in the evolving lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne GC. Searles
Sioux Falls
Pie Betzies
South
Kate Fagde Willian
Amocaie Rand
Angis
Nippon Protests As U S Sits In On Manchuria Crisis
Geneva dispatch reports the League council voting to invite the United States to participate in Sino Japanese talks, infuriating Japan and provoking Tokyo to urge dropping the proposal. Washington seeks Japan's withdrawal and clarifies that U S participation would be as an observer, not an ally in council deliberations.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
United States
Manchuria
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Tokyo
Japanese Foreign Office
Foreign Ministry
Foreign Office
Japan
America
League
Chita
Hselt
Janan
Washington
League ‘of Nations
Stimson
Debucht
Prentiss Gilbert
Cs Gilbert
Siimeon
Congress
League of Nations
Capitol Hill
China
State Department
Hay Conditions Left Out Of I. C. C. Probes
Washington with Hoch Smith resolution under way probed hay conditions in the western industry. J N Davis of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad opened arguments for the proposed report by examiners Walsh and Worthington who were to present findings on the hay rate investigation.
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Washington
West
Hoch Smith
J. N. Davis
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Walsh End Worthington
Mary Astor Marries La Los Angeles Oct 1
The image of Mary Astor, film star, and Dr. Franklin Thorpe headline a Los Angeles ceremony on October 1 as details of the Actors marriage emerge.
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Mary ‘Astor
Franklin Thorpe
Log Angeles
Out of State Hunters Hit Central South Dakota Pheasant Opening
Marvin Hughitt of Chicago, son of the Empire Builder Hughitt, bought a license from Beadle County treasurer as out-of-state hunters flock to Central South Dakota for the opening pheasant season. Notables include W J Holahan of Mason City and many Chicago, Missouri, and Wisconsin residents. Local sportsmen report ideal weather as hunting runs from afternoon to Monday closing, with a daily limit of three male pheasants and six in possession.
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Marvin Hughitt
Chicago
Tate Marvin
Hughitt
Beadle County
Hughite
Moon
Eee
Hughilt
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Huron Elks Lodge
John Lyon
Michigan Avenue
Court House
W. J. Holahan
Mason City
Iowa
MacKider
Elkader
L. EB. Cassassa
Hueron
Lhecwes
Milbank
Dekate
Harvest Spud Crop In Foot Of Water
Plainfield Wisconsin report details a potato harvest on a farm where the land sits in a former lake bottom. Heavy rains flooded the field to a foot deep, yet Lester Bates and his son Darrel continue harvesting the well matured crop despite wet conditions.
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Water Plainfield
Wis
Lester Bates
Darrel
Roswell Man In Critical Condition After Crash West Of Madison
Roswell, Oct. . Raymond Schaul, 27, of Roswell, hospitalized in Madison in critical condition after his car collided with a truck driven by Frank Weber three miles west of Madison last night. Doctors fear a basal skull fracture.
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Roswell
Madison
Raymond Schaul
Roswellia
Schaul
Frank Weber
Ethan
Bethlehem Steel and Youngs merger contract canceled
Eugene G. Grace president of Bethlehem Steel Corp announced the merger contract with Youngs nee Sheet and Tube Co has been canceled. The statement, issued in New York on October 15, notes the decision ends the planned consolidation process between the two steel companies.
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New York
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem and
Youngsnee Sheet and Tube Co
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Beadle County 4-H
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Beadle
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Kellogg Townships
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Island Empire
Frankfort
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