Norbeck Responds To Willy Report On Rural Credits
Senator Peter Norbeck said he will prepare a full history of South Dakota rural credits to clarify Walter Willy’s report. Willy’s figures claim a $10 million loss in principal over 14 years, with 2 to 3 million annually needed to cover losses and retire bonds. Officials offered little comment as Green and others remained indisposed or silent.
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Aberdeen
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Walter M. Willy
Heid
Norbeck
Casal
Willy
Tiere
Washington
Rural Credits Department
Mobridge
Lemmon Fron
Green
Pierre
Rural Credits Board
Sunday School Meeting Held at Troquois Church
Sunday school workers from the western Kingsbury county met at the Methodist church in Troquois. Warm Thaden of Bancroft presided as district president. Mrs. Patterson of Lake Pecsion announced the upcoming Kingsbury county convention on Thursday October 22 with Prof Eschelran as chief speaker. Revs J M Hunter of Lequois and Mr and Mrs Proper of Bancroft spoke. Miss Patterson shared pioneer church building history and Russell Thomas sang a solo.
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Troquois
Kingsbury County
Kingbury County
J. M. Hunter
Lequois
Mrs. Proper
Bancroft
Miss Patterson
Pioneer
Russell Thomas
Iowa Looks To Meyer For Prices
Washington reports Iowa Governor Turner and a coalition of farmers bankers and officials asked the Federal Reserve Board for aid to stabilize corn prices. The board rejected a plan to withhold corn and suggested a substitute scheme to be detailed later, likely involving cooperative handling of the current crop. Meanwhile large airliner engines and a new seven crew passenger plane are under construction in England.
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Iowa
Meyer
Washington
Goveror Turner
Feriieca
Federal Reserve Board
Turner
Farm Board
England
Stalmiees Stesl Se
Weather Maps Mixed Skies With Chance of Change
Mostly cloudy tonight with a dim chance of a temperature shift on Wednesday. Delisted details mention fair conditions with a possible minor change in the midweek forecast.
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Muren
Fera
Milkman Jail Bird Keeps Up Deliveries During 15-Day Term
L A Larson a local milkman serving a 15 day sentence for drunken driving carried on with deliveries after a jailer woke him at 2 40 am He was to return to the workhouse later that day and would continue the schedule until the 15 days expire This was the first case under Municipal Judge Clayton Parks new plan allowing work amnesty for fathers to reduce hardship on families due to unemployment
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ST. Paul
Todey
L. A
Clayton Parks
Japan Willing To Arbitrate War Crisis Quote
Japan signals willingness to arbitrate in the Mancauria dispute while reporting tensions rise along the South Manchurian railway. Chinese leader Chiang Kai Shek vows a supreme struggle if justice for China is not upheld, warning of a possible front against Japan with national resolve.
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Touwy
Luna
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Soong, Cunicse Msus
Dimanve
Tor Tee A
Ponent Ti
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Enugagor
Tengo Sens
Mancauria
Kharbin
Russia
Changchun
Harbin
Hussa
China
Jshiewy
War Department
Tokyo
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Nanking
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Chaing
Kai Shek
League of Nations
Japan
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Nan‘king
Lincoln Druggist Captures Gunman
Lincoln druggist T. J. Trautt, owner of Red Cross Pharmacy, disarmed a holdup man and shot a second robber who fled. The disarmed gunman, CF Roberts, 28, formerly of Terre Haute, was turned over to police. Roberts’ wife was later arrested.
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Lincoln Druggist
Lincoln
T. J. Trautta
Red Crom
Trautt
Cf, Roberts
Terre Haute
Thd
City budget debate may trim 1932 expenses
Amid summer heat and rainfall talk, Huron officials face a larger next year budget than this year with total expenditures rising after past highs. Three major items include street and property costs, park funding, and the new waste disposal project. Budget cuts possible tonight as commissioners weigh economies to limit the 1932 appropriation.
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Huron
Commission
T. C. Young
Curon Park Board
Wegner
Wagner
Caphalt
Huron Perk Board
Wharton Park
Young
Public Safety Department
James River
Tre
Chicago and North West
Ern Railway
Texas Cotton Acreage Cut Proposed for 1932 33
Austin details a Texas bill to reduce cotton acreage to 30 percent of cultivated land for 1932 and 1933 awaiting Gov Home Sterling's signature. The measure aims to cut state production, reflecting southern pleas and replacing the earlier no 1882 cotton plan. Observers doubt immediate approval as the law moves toward potential enactment.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Home S. Sterling
Lons Star
Louisiana
South Carolina
Mrs Hill Is Out Of Golf Tourney
Mrs Hill is eliminated in the first round of the women’s national golf championship at Buffalo Country Club in Williamsport as upset win reshapes the early tournament, signaling surprising results from the field and setting the stage for rest of the event.
Mitchell Budget Cut Passed by City Council
Mitchell, Sept 22. Mitchell's city council adopted a budget slashing expenditures by 66,656.75 from last year. The earlier proposal would have cut about 75,008. A large crowd attended the meeting.
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Mitchell
Mrs. R. E. Cone Dies Suddenly in Huron Hospital
Mire. R. E. Cone, prominent Huron resident, died after a few hours illness at a local hospital. Survived by widower Robert Cone and four children Kathy, Teen, Marshall, Elizabeth, and Douglas. Funeral Thursday at Epworth Church with burial at Elmcrest. Active in YWCA Girl Scouts DAR and Eastern Star. Born Frances Haney in Dysart Iowa, married February 2 1908, moved to Huron about 20 years ago.
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Huron
Idzho Avenue
Te Hela
Evissopal
Wallace Bristol
Albert Robinson
J. C. Dexter
George C. Fullinweider
Charles A. Lafferty
Clauds B. Dickinson
W. F. R. Wheeton
Come ‘Wee
Girl Scouts
Cone
Alexander Tedford
Daughters of the American Revolution
Radio Coin
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Eastern Star
Frances Haney
Dysart
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Dakota Wesleyan Tniversity
Mitchell
Mr. Cone
Chinese Name Yen Minister To U.S.
The Chinese nationalist government announced the appointment of Dr. W. W. Yeo, former presier of the old Peiping government, as minister to the United States. Despite previous refusals, he accepted the third offer after twice declining.
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U.S. Nanking
China
W.W. Yeo
Peiping
United States
Yeo
Settlement Reached In License Dispute Between Firms
A settlement was reached between a radio corporation and radio receiving set manufacturers over licensing terms. The agreement settles claims of patent and rights infringements and outlines ongoing royalties and cross licenses for future products. Both sides will implement the terms in a structured timetable.
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The
Radio Corporation
Radio Receiving
Ask Special Session For Tax Moratorium
Wesleston Springs, Sept. 22. A district Farmers Union convention passed a resolution urging Governor Green to call a special session to declare a moratorium on taxes. The convention also asked the governor to seek legislative authority to transfer highway funds for redistricting measures and urged action to unseat Senator Elect Bulow at the Mitchell state meeting next month.
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Weslengton Springs
Green
District Two Farmers Union
Highway Department
Bulow
Mitchell
British gesture signals shift toward variable standard
The report notes Britain views the move as embracing a variable standard rather than a full abandonment of the gold standard, while surveys indicate about ten percent in nations like Argentina. The government sees the policy as a measured, adaptable step in monetary practice.
Willow Lake Fire Probe Continues
Willow Lake Sept 22 Special State and local fire officials probed a midnight blaze that destroyed three grain elevators. Fire Marshal Mitchell led the inquiry with Willow Lake Fire Chief Leffingwell assisting. Losses: Farmers Elevator two buildings about 29,000. Great Western about 12,400. Authorities suspect incendiary origin as all three buildings ignited simultaneously.
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State
Jocal
Ticeo
Mitchel
Willow Lake
Roy Leffingwell
Farmers Elevator Company
Man Killed When Building Collapses in Philadelphia
Philadelphia report describes a two story twin apartment building collapse that killed cafe owner George Mitchell and buried a man and three women. Rescuers reached those trapped six hours later. Bias Anna Bell 24 and Georges W. Jamison 30 were rescued in critical condition after aiding family members.
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Philadelphia
George Mitchell
Ithaca
Greece
Bias Anna Bell
Georges W. Jamison
Nelson libel suit against Argus Leader dismissed
The 10000 dollar libel suit brought by Joseph S. Nelson Sioux Falls water commissioner against the Argus Leader was dismissed today at the request of Nelson's attorneys Henry Mundt and E Sullivan. Argus Leader attorney Holton Davenport cited settlement discussions as the reason.
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Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Joseph S. Nelson
Henry ©. Mundt
E. Sullivan
Nelson
Holton Davenport
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