Argentina Trade Revived New Automobile Shipments Headed South
Pictured here in a shipment of passenger automobiles awaiting shipment for Argentina. Trade news indicates the South American republic is prepared to purchase U S cars valued at more than three million dollars. Buenos Aires hosts six banking institutions, including foreign branches from the United States Britain Germany Italy Spain Canada and the Netherlands.
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Argentina
South ‘American Republic
U.S
Tony
South America
Buenos Aires
United ‘States
Great ‘Britain
Germany
Italy
Spain
Canada
Netherlands
Chicago
Los Angeles
Paris
Orade
United States
Kansas
Texas
Andes
Great Britain
New Zealand
Australia
South American Republic Orders Vehicles for $3,000,000
Dispatches from Buenos Aires indicate the United States plans more auto and truck exports to Argentina in an exchange for Argentine treasury notes worth over $3,000,000. The move comes as U S exports to Argentina have fallen sharply this year amid tightened trade relations and quotas, with Argentina remaining a major destination for American autos.
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United States
Argentina
Buenos ‘Aires
Uncle Sam
U. 5
Sam
U. S
New Hungary Strives for World Power and Territory Losses
A National Geographic style overview traces Hungary's postwar upheaval from a republic to a regent-led state, detailing loss of one third of its former territory, nationalist sentiment, and a shift toward an agricultural economy. The piece notes the absence of a fleet, disputed peace terms, and growing anti-communist and nationalist displays in public life.
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National
Geographic
Hungary
Abana
Gary
Sheda
Navigator Evelyn Baldwin and the pole pursuit saga
An obituary style note recalls Evelyn B. Baldwin, longtime Arctic explorer linked to Peary and Kane routes, who died after a 71 year old man was struck by a DC auto. Baldwin, a meteorologist with Peary’s teams, foreshadowed routes later used in the pole dash and led the Baldwin Ziegler expedition attempt before Peary reached the pole. Western Newspaper Union.
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North Pole
Mobile
Washington, D.C
North
Evelyn ‘B. Baldwin
Peary
Baldwin
Andree
Pole
Baldwin-Ziegler
Western Newspaper Union
Tenderfoot Triumph and the 1841 Emigrant Trek to California
An historic account recounts the 1841 emigration led by John Bidwell from Missouri toward California. Guided by Thomas Fitzpatrick and Father De Smedt, they crossed Wyoming’s South Pass and veered from the Oregon Trail toward the Humboldt and San Joaquin valleys, enduring desert, scarcity, and peril before reaching the San Joaquin to mark the era’s first modern signals of westward migration and the onset of the Gold Rush era.
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John Bidwell
Missouri
West
California
Thomas
Fitzpatrick
de Smedt
South ‘Pass
Wyoming
Centrals Basin
Humboldt
Neda
Miss Sthey
San Joaquin
Diettide
Srna
Pilgrims Recover Lost Child Amid Plymouth Turmoil
A fugitive Indian boy, separated during a voyage, is found 20 miles south of Plymouth by friendly Native Americans and returned to his grateful mother. Some Pilgrims oppose aiding him, fearing trouble. John Billington senior is noted as the first person hanged in Plymouth Colony after quarreling with young John Newcomen, leading to a murder on September 30, 1630.
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John ‘Billington
Iberson
Johan
Menepsper Union
Plymouth County to receive Farm Security loans for 1940
Plymouth county is assured of Rural Rehabilitation funding under the Farm Security Administration for the year ending June 30 1940. LeMars officers will take applications for rehabilitation loans secured by chattels, repayable within five years at 5 percent, with farm and home management assistance.
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Plymouth County
Farm Security Administration
Carl R. Marele
Plymouth
le Mars
Reinhard N. Weidauer
LeMars
Secretary of Agriculture
Plymouth ‘County
FSA
Amés
Henry Ahlers
Tears
Edmond Forbes
Kingsley
Charles Taylor
Westfield
Bridges and road work bids near Merrill area
A project extending the road west of Merrill from Parry Creek toward Broken Kettle includes new bridges and culverts at a cost around 39 000 dollars. Two bids were close to 10 110 dollars, with Gustifson of Sioux Falls and Clark Construction named. work delayed until Monday, aiming to finish this fall.
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Merrill
Parry
Kettle
Noel
Peterson
Torete
Eos Gustifson
Sioux
Clark
Farm Picnic at Lemars Park
A LeMars park hosts a municipal farm picnic next Thursday April 24 featuring weight and sapling classes with cash prizes of 5 and 10 dollars. Morning events lead to an afternoon program with judging and gear displays aimed at promoting goodwill between rural and urban residents.
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LeMacs
Ofceremo
Pura
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