FCA Says Outstanding Farm Debts Cannot Be Erased
Washington September 19 Farm Credit Administration official Governor W J Myers said old seed and harvest loans may be handled by local rehabilitation groups but the FDA lacks authority to cancel outstanding obligations. He noted discussions with North Dakota official Weiland and the possibility of state rehabilitation corporations taking future loans while existing deferrals require Congress funds.
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Washington
W. J. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
FDA
Walter Welford
North Dakota
Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Resettlement Administration
Welford
N’ State
Federa
Myers
Congress
Weiford
da- Ycotes
FGA
Nomination of Officers for Huron VFW Post
Irving R. Crawford and C. C. Taylor nominated for commandership of Forrest McMullen post. Annual election set for next month. Other officer candidates named for senior vice, junior vice, quartermaster, chaplain, surgeon, past advocate, officer of the day. Wallenfelt oversees VFW birthday party plans for September 23 at Labor Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving R. Crawford
C. C. Taylor
Forrest McMullen
J. H. Terwilliger
E.G. Smith
George Nelson
A. M. Fuller
C. W. Disnes
John Marston
HH. Koch
Wallenfelt
V. W
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Labor Temple
Picketing Resumes at Morrell Plant in Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls the John Morrell and Company packing plant faces a third month of union butcher strike. Union officials say picketing will resume within days and a Friday meeting will discuss action. J and McCoy of St Paul, international VP, returned to announce the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Fall
John Morrell and Company
Union Ofciats
J. & McCoy
St. Paul
Awning Burns In Dinneen Building Fire Damages Window
A fire at the Dinneen Motor Company building damaged a second floor awning and a window frame around 145 p m. Sparks from a building incinerator caused the blaze and firefighters contained it quickly. The affected window overlooks the W W R O'Brien apartment in the northwest corner of the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinneen
Dinneen Motor Company
R O'Brien
Eccles Named First Chairman Of Revised Banking Board
Hyde Park September report states Marriner S. Eccles, advocate of conscious monetary control, is to head the reorganized Federal Reserve System with a four year term and $15000 salary. Roosevelt designates Eccles to succeed himself as head while six other board members to be named later.
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Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
West Coast
Hyde Park
F.mucciner S. Eccles
Eccles
Reorganized
Withman
Morton
Scotland
Utah
Washington
Pacific
Boulder Canyon Dam
San Diego
Women Terrorized By Sex Lunatic In Chicago
A man attacked a 21 year old housewife Helen James with a lead weighted whip in her home. The suspect wore a mask and carried a whip and remained at large after tying her husband Orlando to a chair. The assaults, in the same West Side neighborhood, prompted a shoot to kill order from Capt Willard Malone as residents fear opening doors at night.
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Chicago
Helen James
St Anne's Hospital
West Side
Willard Malone
Austin
Awarded Damages For Loss Of Arm In Gasoline Line Incident
Sebert Keerekamp age 19 received 3750 dollars in circuit court for injuries from a shredded right arm while greasing a gasoline line in Picasso Bros. truck garden on August 1 1930. He sought 330000 dollars after a long legal fight starting November 26 1938 with multiple appeals and demurrers.
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Sioux Falls
Sebert Keerekamp
Picasso Bros
Supreme
Burglar Says Loot Too Small After Theft Note Left
Roseburg Oregon September report says Henry Archambeau found a burglary at his home while he was away on a huckleberry picking trip. The thief took all foodstuffs and left a note asking why there was not more.
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Roseburg, Obe
Sept
Henry Archambeau
Markuder
Archambeau
Launch Finance Drive For Scouts In October
Max Habicht of Wessington Springs announces the annual Scout funds drive will run in all Scout towns during October 1-5. The 1995-26 budget remains emergency based since March 1934 when Aberdeen and Mobridge joined the council. The goal is 350 Scouts with about 250 Scouters, as the drive begins October 1 after a September 20 stand in. Theodore Shrgaard leads advance gifts and Dr Arthur Fossum chairs the September 20 program night.
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Max Habicht
Wessington Springs
Aberdeen
Mobridge
Ac'Tremain
Theodore *Srhogard
Arthur Fossum
J Cairman
Dead Woman Wax Figure Found Near Airline Road
Police and deputies discovered a wax model described as a dead woman lying in a ditch beside the airline road. The face was melted, clothing discolored, and long hair tangled, with the scene presented in gruesome, studied disarray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalla
Poultrymen to Convene in Huron for Meeting and Planning
A poultry industry meeting will be held at the Marvin Hughitt hotel in Huron on Sept 30 and Oct 1 with speakers from the U S Department of Agriculture and other organizations. The event aims to unify hatchery men and poultrymen to promote welfare and cooperate with state departments and the national poultry improvement plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
C. W. Knott
United States Department’ of Agriculture
Ri. J. Cochran
Washington, D. C
H. Demke
South Dakota Baby Chick Association
Poultry Improvement, Beard
State ‘Department of Agriculure
State College
State Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agricultura
Congress
South’Dakota
Landon Silent On McKaig Comment in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas on September 19 Gov Alf Landon refused to comment on Ray McKaig’s statement that Borah is the man for the Republican presidential nomination. McKaig claimed Landon echoed the demand after contacting Shia Breds of middle westerners.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Ray McKaig
Senatoe
William B. Borsh
Bornh
Fon . McKaig
Boise
Ida
War Talk Booms Wheat Prices In Chicago Market
World wheat prices surged as traders eyed possible east African war and Argentine crop reports. May wheat rose to 1.02 and new season high, Liverpool, Winnipeg, Rotterdam and Buenos Aires markets showed gains amid war tensions and drought in Argentina.
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Chicago
Argentina
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Rotterdam
Buenos Aires
Injuries Fatal to Henry C. Davis in Hitchcock
Funeral services for Henry C. Davis 77 of Hitchcock are planned after injuries from a Sunday automobile crash. He died in a Redfield hospital. Rites begin at 1:30 p.m. with church services at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian church. Interment in Altoona cemetery. Survivors include wife and four children Sam Aberdeen, Mrs. Burt Van Voorhes Hitchcock, Mrs. A F Armstrong Hitchcock, Mrs. Ray Julius Hitchcock, plus 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Five children died in infancy.
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Aluo
Suse
Davis
Armstrong
Tolman
Yale
Redfield
North Caroline
Adeline Poe
Kentucky
South Dakota
Hitchcock
Midland
Ray Julius
WPA funds sought for rapid relief on South Dakota reservations
Guy Harvey said a slice of WPA funds for immediate use will aid rehabilitation on South Dakota Indian reservations. He spoke after a conference with Governor Tom Berry M A Kennedy and Indian agents from Rosebud Pine Ridge Cheyenne Sisseton Crow Creek and Lower Brule plus representatives from Pierre and Flandreau schools. Incomes have shrunk as land leases and gardens fail and Indians do not receive relief through regular channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Rapid City
South Dakota
Guy Harvey
National Emergency Council
Tom Berry
M. A. Kennédy
Rosebud
Pine Ridge
Cheyenna
Sisseton
Crow Creek
City planners inspect New York high rise bottlenecks
New York officials report congestion in business districts with buildings reaching as high as 102 stories. Residential blocks house up to 3,871 residents per block on seven blocks while about 15,000 acres remain vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Committee On City Planning
Dead Uncle Turns Out Not to Be Uncle at All
A Glasgow man collapses and dies in the street. A little girl claims the dead man is her uncle Thomas Carberry, prompting officials to identify the body as Alfred Bolton. The widow arrives, learns the truth, and is left in shock as the mix up unravels.
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Glasgow
Thomas Carberry
Carberry
Alfred
Bolton
Berdahl Elected K. P. Chancellor and Pythian Leaders
Berdahl of Sioux Falls was elected grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias at the South Dakota Grand Session. Mrs Gladys Sackett of Parker was elected stand chief of the Pythian Sisters. Sion Falls was set as the 1936 convention site for September 15 and 16.
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Sioux Falls
Sept
OL Berdahl
Knights of Pythias
Ang
Gladys Sackett
Parker
Pythian Sisters
Grand Pythian Bodies
South Dakota
Sion Falls
S. R. Milbrandt
Aberdeen
Ted White
Huron
J. R Johnson
Wuren
J. R. Dramandal
P. J. Spain
Fulton
Alfred Anderson
Grand Inner Guard
William Minton
Mitchel
Grand Outer Guard
Roy PF. Sackett
T. M. Simmons
C. N. Sears
John L. Buckman
Elsie Griffith
Deadwood
Edith Cacavas
Abeedeen
Theresa Johnson
Ed Steubing
Sioux Fall
Apance
Bassie Schorneman
Mabel Minard
Grand Pustol
Grace West
Nites Clickman
Grand Press
Lucille’ Stager
Mayme Olson
Mattie Webb
Coal Producers And Workers In Wage Talks Near Agreement
A committee of two Appalachian soft coal producers and two United Mine Workers officials continued negotiations in Washington to reach a new wage and hour agreement. The provisional pact would extend for a fifth time and expires Sunday midnight. Miners seek higher pay. comments on progress were not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Appalachian Soft Coal
United‘Mine Workers
Lloyd George warns of imminent war and aggression
Bradford reports David Lloyd George warned a peace conference that war is near within a week or fortnight, likening it to Germany's attack on Belgium and urging action to prevent catastrophe. In Geneva delegates discuss Britain's naval build up and possible economic boycotts amid Ethiopia Italy tensions.
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Lloyd George
Bradford
Eng
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Council For Action For Peace and Reconstruction
Germany
Belgium
Tidy
Geneva
Mediterranean
West Indies
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Paris
Inbor
Lord Ponsonby
George Lansbury
Houses of Lords and Commons
Trades Unions Councils
Haile Selassie A
Italy
Tokyo
Ethionia
John Drinkwater
Abraham Lincoln
Two British destroyers collide near Portland injure none
Two reserve destroyers the Versatile and Wakeful collided off Portland while temporary detached to the British home fleet. The Wakeful received stern damage from the Versatile’s bow but both ships returned to Portland under their own steam. No casualties and damage considered slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Eng
Versatiles
Did You Know Hitching Pasta Test Item Midwestern Town
A fragment notes Sparky's Grocery at Second Street and Illinois Avenue Southwest in Huron hosting the only hitching pasta test in town. The Evening Huronite pays 35 rents for each Did You Know item accepted by the column. contributors may claim at the Houronite office after publication.
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Sparky’s
Second Street
Iinois Avenue
Huron
Huronite
Houronite
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Huron V.F. W
Morrell Plant
Herodotus
de Smet
Sre de Smet
Kingsbury
Tin Star
A. Hangen
Huromic Star
Marriner S. Eccles
Arthur Tremain
Ivory Coast
Old Baby Chick Association
Planty
Landon
McKaig
Britain
Indies
Henry C. Davis
Berdahl
K. P
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