No Reduction on School Levies This Year in Pierre
Pierre sept 27 Ben Strool commissioner of school and public lands announced no reduction of school tax levies will be ordered this year as gross income tax revenue will continue to fund districts until last year’s $10 per pupil reduction is paid. Attorney General Walter Conway’s office approved the procedure.
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Pierre
Ben Strovi
School and Public Lands
Strool
Walter Conway
Wien
W. C. Welsh
McShool
First Shipment Of Pipe Is Received
City workers report the first cast iron pipe shipment for West Wells water project arriving as four car loads of 12 inch pipe. Water commissioner G M Anderson says laying will wait for fittings. Ditch digging advances on Ninth street by relief workers with a machine expected to complete six blocks on Sixth street for a branch line to the west water tower.
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Cotandoiet
West Wells
Huron
G. M. Anderson
Ninth Street
Sixth Street
West Water Tower
Weather for Huron and Vicinity Tonight and Friday
Weather forecast notes fair conditions this evening and Friday with warmer temperatures Tonight. South Dakota outlook shows unsettled conditions in the north and generally fair weather in the south tonight and Friday with warmer air in the extreme east tonight and a colder Friday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Murder Warrant Out For Couple In Detroit Slaying Case
Detroit police issued a first degree murder warrant for M W Goodrich and his wife as details emerged about the slaying of Lillian Gallaher. The investigation found the victim was attacked and strangled in the Goodrich apartment where five men were present when she arrived.
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Lillian Gallaher
Detroit
M. W. Goodrich
Goodrich
Gallaher
Ohis
Puid Board
Lillian
Heinrich Pickert
Fred W. Frahm
Central West
Freeport
Reese Harding
Girl Scouts Show Membership Gain in Midwest Region
Miss Marie Aftrieth regional director of Girl Scouts spoke at the Huron council luncheon at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt. She noted region No 28 covering North and South Dakota and Minnesota reported a 17 percent rise in registrations in 1937 with South Dakota adding 500 members. Huron now has 29 Girl Scouts across eight troops and rapid growth may spawn new divisions.
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Miss Marie Aftrieth
Girl Scouts
New Huron
Girl Scout Council
Marvin Hughitt
Miss Aftrieth
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Huron
Camden Rayburn
RE. Cone
Leaders Puzzled Over Operation Of Proposed Old Age Pension Measure
Washington September 27 leaders weigh three questions for a federal old age pension bill. Compulsory vs optional state participation, funding method, and grant versus matching plan. The labor department survey shows 28 states Alaska and Hawaii have such laws. 16 states paid pensions in 1933. New York leads in beneficiaries and outlay, while benefits tighten as funds shrink.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Labor Department
Alaska
Hawaii
New York
Florence E. Parker
Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
Mies
North Dakota
Arizona
Delaware
Iowa
Maine
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
D. Pierre
Inquest Scheduled for Mitchell Auto Death Victim
An inquest will be held into the death of Mrs. Ole Kielmyr of Mitchell who died from injuries after being struck by an automobile Tuesday evening. Driver Robert Bruce faces a technical reckless driving charge that may be upgraded or dropped depending on the investigation.
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Mitchell
Ole Kielmyr
Robert Bruce
Ship Survivor Says She Heard No Alarm
Miss Ann Behling of Philadelphia, Moore Castle disaster survivor, writes to the federal inquiry board that alarms were not sounded aboard the liner. She says she woke at 2 35 a m from the smell of smoke and saw flames near her cabin porthole on CG deck, but did not hear an alarm or see officers during her time on C deck. Her letter, read by Dickerson Hoover, was placed in the record.
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New York
Ann Behling
Philadelphia
Moore Castle
Federal Inquiry Board
Ae See
Miss Behling
Dickerson NI. Hoover
Hoov+ te Biro
C R Smith to Be Regional Chief
Pierre September 27 Deputy state relief administrator M A Kennedy announced a personnel shift to Oct 1. Clyde R Smith Beadle county relief director becomes regional director for Lake Moody Brookings Kingsbury and Beadle counties overseeing the Beadle county transient camp. Don G Medbery of Huron will replace Smith as Beadle county director. Medbery, a former Huron mayor, heads Beadle county relief administration starting October 1 while Don G Merberg resigns as Home Owners Loan Corp county appraiser and chair of the Democratic county central committee. The Democratic committee will name a new chairmanship next month.
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3. H. Byrne
Don G. Merberg
Beardie County
Demarcatic County Central Committee
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Democratic Committee
Medbery
Huron
Annual Meeting At M. E. Church
The fourth quarterly conference of the M. E. church will be held tonight at 8 o clock, beginning with a pot luck supper. Reports from church departments will be given, Dr. C. E. Wilcox district superintendent will speak, and a quartet will sing. All members and friends are invited.
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M. E. Church
C. E. Wilcox
President Roosevelts Radio Talk Focus NRA Debates
Washington dispatch notes Roosevelt planned a 20 minute fireside chat at 10 PM EST to guide the new deal for fall and winter. Topics likely include NRA fate and business relief while Johnson's uncertain future looms over the NRA reorganizations and potential dismissals. Unemployment figures show a slight fall but remain high with 2.585 million jobless. Johnson and Richberg discussions indicate ongoing NRA restructuring and possible leadership changes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Nation
White House
NRA
United States Chamber of Commerce
Donald RB. Richberg l
Johnson
Cummins to Speak Over KSOO Friday
Lee Cummins secretary of the South Dakota Farm Bureau will deliver a Wminute radio address over station KSOO Sioux Falls Friday night September 28 from 6 15 to 6 30 announced at Farm Bureau headquarters here to iv
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Lee Cummins
South Dakota Farm Bureau
KSQ0
Sioux Falls
Oe Farm Bureau
Toiv
Traffic violators tagged in police docket
The police docket shows two men tagged for traffic violations. Haymong Small was cited for overtime parking and Fred Boos for failure to stop at an arterial highway. Neither had appeared in court by late this morning.
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Tio
Haymong Small
Fred Boos
Judicial Influence in NRA Talks With Brandeis
Washington dispatch outlines private meetings between General Johnson and Justice Brandeis about NRA policy. An unnamed presidential adviser recounts that Brandeis warned against business trade associations and preferred stronger labor standards. Johnson reportedly sought counsel but did not follow it, risking political jeopardy. Continued on page 5.
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Washington
Johnson
NRA
Supreme Court
Brandeis
Brandleigy
Lindbergh Case Bail Fixed At One Hundred Thousand
In New York on September 27 the Lindbergh kidnap case saw Bruno Hauptmann arraigned with bail set at 100000 after a disguised Lindbergh observed the lineup. Hauptmann, pleading not guilty to a Bronx extortion indictment, faced motions to dismiss and for grand jury inspection while authorities pursue possible accomplices.
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New York
Charles A. Lidnbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Samuel J. Foley
Hauptmann
Bronx
Lindebergh
Foley
Col. Lindbergh
James M. Fawcett
Patterson
State of New York
Fawcett
Bronx County
Ransom Money Is All Accounted For
New York reports detail the Lindbergh ransom funds, listing $14,590 spent and $7,500 linked to Isadore Fisch, totaling $50,000 with $190 remaining. Hauptmann’s whereabouts are traced to a garage, as Assistant District Attorney Breslin explains the accounting.
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New York
Lindbergh
Attrocy
Edward F. Breslinz
Benno
Hauptmann linked to Lindbergh kidnapping in new evidence
Prosecutor Foley released details tying Bruno Hauptmann to the Lindbergh case with claims of ransom payments and property transactions. He cited a hotel job on the day Dr. Condon handed over the $50,000, plus sums recovered from assets, garage, and spent bills. A Buck and Company tool imprint and a matching chisel were found connecting Hauptmann to the crime scene.
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Department of Justice
Pauline Rauch
Spain
Foley
Hauptmann
Menhallatt
John F. Condon
Bronx
Buck and Company
Millsbury
Mass
Board To Study Strike Charges In Textile Dispute
President Roosevelt names a three member board of veteran conciliators to quickly address charges that textile mill owners discriminated against workers involved in the recent strike. The board, equal to the Steel Labor Board, will investigate complaints, refer findings to agencies, arbitrate, and hold secret elections with a majority rule.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Steel Labor Board
Walter P. Stacy
North Carolina Supreme Court
Henry A. Wiley
James Mulenhech
Aoted
Chicago
Winant Mediation Committee
United Textile
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Lindy
Hunt Child's
C.R. Smith
Beadle County
Don G. Medbery
Chamber
Tecunrst
Hugh S. Johnson
Sond
American Federation of Labor
Cummins
KSOO
Paul Mallo
Paul Lon
Bob la Follette
General Johnson
Henry Bruckman
New Jersey
John
Bruckman
J. Edgar Hoover
Department , of Justice Bureau of Investigation
Department of New York
Ioax County
Charles A. Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Hauptman
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