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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1931

Page

8

Giffen as Volunteer Agent in School Accounting Sales

Pierre reports that C. U. W. Giffen then state superintendent of public instruction acted as a volunteer agency selling school accounting systems to state districts. An attorney general opinion says no state funds or receipts flowed to the state treasury. the office merely transmitted orders to a publisher to save money, labor, and provide oversight for districts using the system.

Pierre Oct C. Giffen State Superintendent of Public Instruction Attorney General's Office William Tyann Superintendent of Public Instruction South Dakota Dunn R. F. Drewry Giffen

Carpenter Woman Dies in Pneumonia at Home

Mrs Frank Nielsen 40 died last evening at her Richland township Clark county home from pneumonia. Funeral services begin at 1 pm at the house and 2 pm at the Carpenter Methodist church conducted by Rev Thorsen of Willtow Lake. Burial in Ideal cemetery at Huron. She was sister of Mrs Anton Jorgenson of Huron.

Carpenter Frank Nielsen Richland Township Clark County Thorsen Lutheran Church Wiltow Lake Ideal Huron Nielsen Anton Jorgenson

Indictments Against J A Duffy In Sioux City

Fifteen indictments were returned by the district court grand jury against D A Duffy president of the Duffy Pure Malt Products Co. Fifteen counts total with four charging embezzlement totaling 19 6 287 and the rest charging violations of blue sky stock laws. Duffy surrendered to the sheriff after an arrest in Chicago.

J. A. Duffy Sioux City Blue Sky District Court D. A Duffy Pure Malt Products Co Duffy Chicago

Retrial Motion Planned For E A Barnhart Case

Motions for a retrial of E A Barnhart who was convicted last June of second degree manslaughter were scheduled this afternoon before Judge A B Beck at Lake Andes. Barnhart shot Ted Reynolds of Wagner at the Barnhart farm last February and was cleared by a coroner's jury with a self defense verdict.

Lake Andes E. A. Barnhart Wagner A. B. Beck Barnhart Ted Reynolds Barnhart Farm

Huron Hospital Notices And Dismissals List

At The Hospitals Atantta Assmittances A G McFarling Wolsey medical Mrs W Hauck Huron minor surgical W F Mastin Hinron medical rs Lewis Kent Huron surgical Dismissals Florenzo Delano Cavour Mrs William Fink Witchcock Joe Bow e Huron

A. G. McFarling Wolsey Medical W. Hauck Huron W. F. Mastin Hinron Lewis Kent Florenzo Delano Cavour William Fink Witchcock Joe Bowe

Artesian Man New President Continues Reform Push

State Auditor William W Dunn warned county commissioners that the public is watching official actions as never before and urged steps to cure laxity. He cited violations of county budget and school fund loan laws, improper highway contracts, and failure to publish irregularity reports. He called for strict observance to curb graft and avoid repealing needed laws.

Wiliam W. Dunn Dunn South Dakota Green Dune George H. Henry State Highway Commission Henry Highway Department Attorney General's Office Mr. Henry

Calles Again Dominates Mexican Government Tensions

Former President Plutarco Elias Calles returned as a dominant figure in Mexican politics after cabinet resignations due to unrest. President Ortiz Rubio named Calles minister of war, replacing General Joaquin Amaro, while others in the cabinet quit. Calles pledged to help stabilize the government and referenced his 1928 warning against rule by autocratic power.

Mexico City Plutarco Elias Calles Ortiz Rubio Calles Mexico Joaquin Amaro Lavaro Cardenas Saturning Cedillo Juan Andreu Almazan Amaro Montes de Oca Ortiz Ruble Congress Callies Escobar Portes Gil Bank of Mexico

Duplicate refund claims harm highway funds

Mr. Henry warned that duplicate gasoline tax refund claims drain revenue as original tickets were paid and cashed, prompting refusal of duplicates. He noted laws allowing refunds at sale time have failed and urged cooperation to stop leaks in highway funding.

Henry Highway Commission

Radio Features and Concert Lineup Across Networks

Central Standard time in New York lists a 65 piece band under Peter Cavallo on WJZ NBC next Sunday afternoon. Bernice Clair with Leo Reisman on WEAF NBC October 23. Eskimos Night Club on WEAF NBC Friday hosts contralto Huth Ann Watson. Rudy Vallee’s orchestra with Tamara guest on WEAF NBC TX. 10:30 Waltz night by Jesse Crawford. WABC CBS 6:15 Tony Parenti saxophone set and Kate Smith four songs. Friday includes Dr Dam Resch music hour on WEAF NBC and Yorktown sesquicentennial from Yorktown at 1:00 on WIZ NBC.

New York Peter Cavallo WJZ NBC Bernice Clair Leo Reisnan WEAF Eskimos Huth Ann Watson Nbc TX Rudy Vallee Tamara Jesse Crawford WABC CBS Tony Parenti Kate Smith

Yorktown celebration pageant and Ruth Etting guest

Colonial pageant at Yorktown marks the celebration from 2 36 to 4 00 with WABC CBS coverage. Ruth Etting guests Nat Brusiloff's orchestra in a CBS segment aired at 7 00 on WJE CBS.

WABC CBS Yorktown WJE Ruth Etting Nat Brusilofs

Fliers Rest Before Hopping To New York

Hugh Herndon Jr and Clyde Pangborn rested after a nine and a half hour Spokane to Omaha flight before their scheduled takeoff for New York. Pangborn dumped 209 gallons of gasoline to lighten the plane for landing at Omaha Municipal Airport.

New York Omaha Hugh Herndon, Jr Clyde Pangborn Spokane Wash Panghern

President and cabinet flee Quito as army barracks shelter rebels

A Quito report says President Luis Larrea Olba and his cabinet fled the presidential palace and sought refuge in a military barracks in Guayaquil, signaling an armed rebellion.

Tesidene Guayquil Ecuador Quito Luis Larrea Olba

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Claim Giffen Attorney General’s Office Atantta J. F. Anderson Lbr. CO Corner Second & Ohio Blue Gem Artesian Man Dr. Damresch WIZ Jaime Gas J. Armstrong Dakota South Berwind J. F. Anderson Lumber CO Peter Mintener Lumber CO Kansas Masonic Temple Huron, S. D Review Polly Ann L. H China
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