Bitter revolts and riots ripple through towns border
A jumble of wartime era chaos reports revolts against Franco, a lynching scare near Marion and Madison court actions. The text mentions a Mexican actress’s distress, a sheriff pursuing a teen suspect after a jail crowd incident, mayor LaGuardia urging federal works programs, an antitrust indictments ruling in Wisconsin, a fatal rifle accident in Osceola, a slander suit against Mrs. Sutherland in London, overdue milk bills, and golf news with Ralph Guldahl leading in Augusta.
Do You Believe Mustaches Have Any Value
A local sample of opinions on growing mustaches reveals mixed views from residents. Earl Dolam says he never grew facial hair but supports a man's right to do so. Verna Jonason views them as unnecessary ornamentation. Sam Shaw argues mustaches lend maturity. Fannie Burger finds them acceptable for some but not all, while others dismiss them as irrelevant.
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Earl Dolam
Verna Jonason
Fannie
Burger
Odd Leaf Found Then Hooded Tree Mystery Solved
A peculiar incident near the Wabash River led J. Hamilton to discover a nine dollar bill wedged in a tree, believed placed during recent Hood actions. Nearby trees were checked for similar clues as investigators puzzled over the encounter.
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Bulpfton
India
J. Hamilton
Well I'll Tell You Wherein God Burns the Ar tiveler Tale
A fragment from a 1937 feature piece contains a rambling anecdote about vanity and sorrow at a funeral. The narrator criticizes a widow’s display while reflecting on grief and empathy. The prose includes misspellings and archaic phrasing as part of the voice.
Gedeon Quizzed as Police Probe Beekman Hill Slayings
New York detectives questioned Joseph Gedeon after the triple murder on Beekman Hill linked to the death of his artist model daughter Veronica and Frank Byrnes. Officers sought five women connected to Gedeon, while discrepancies emerged over his clothing and a revolver found at his upholstery shop.
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New ‘York
Joseph Gedeon
Veronica
Éex
Frank Byrnes
Beekman Hill
Gedeon
Ctime
William C. Dodge
William T. Reynolds
Aruth
Ruth
Rose
Ethel
Bertha
Joseph
Walter Harding
East List Street
Little Ruth
Blondy
Cosmas Candanis
Gadeor
Joseph Daley Ng
McCable
Ned
Ronnie
Godeon
Yonkers
Ax Gedeon
Moseley Predicts 46 Years Without Serious Droughts
Bowling Green April 1 4 Frediction of a long drought free period with heavy rainfall was offered by Prof Edwin L Moseley emeritus biology Bowing Green State University His forecast links five year drought cycles to mid century with several wet years and higher Lake Eries level.
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Bowling Green
Edwin L. Moseley
Bowling Green State University
United States
Siage
Moseley
Mageley
Lake Erie
Lake ‘Michigan
Wheeler Opposes Court Expansion and Wage Legislation Debate
Senator Wheeler of Montana warns that Supreme Court decisions affect Roosevelt policy. He cites wage law for women and opposition gains as a factor shaping Senate votes on the judiciary bill. Henry M Bates argues against enlarging the court, worrying about future manipulation and constitutional powers.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Supreme Court
Vatest-staim
Senate
Whetler
High Tribunal
Tran Henry M. Bates
University of Michigan Law School
Roosevelt
Senate Judiciary Committee
Labor groups for auditorian election at Chicago meeting
Labor federation delegates from Chicago and North Western Railroad crafts including machinists boilermakers carmen metal workers blacksmiths electricians and firemen oilers met at the Labor Temple for a convention report March 18. Discussion on a municipal auditorium proposal drew an overwhelming vote in support. Officers were reelected with EB Hill as chairman Jon Bowlda vice chairman Urman A J Masy secretary treasurer John Snyder Bert Marka William Eberts and Ben Barber trustees.
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Chicago and North Wester Railroad Federated
Labor Temple
System Federation
Chicago
EB. Hill
Jon Bowlda
Urman
A. J. Masy
Sheriff warns against driving with old license plates
Beadle County Sheriff Jon Reilly and deputies conduct a roundup of owners with outdated license plates. County Treasurer Nell Bailey reports license sales reaching past 4100, compared with last year's county total around 16000. Fresh enforcement targets motorists as deadline passes.
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Beadle
Jon Reilly
Hinistattof
Nell Bailey
Ucense
Government Piles Up Successes Over Rebel Strongholds
Spanish government troops push advances on three fronts against Francisco Franco's insurgents in Valladolid Algeciras and even Madrid under Franco government influence. Attacks reach Guadalajara Cordoba Burgos El Soldado rail hub where a train fled with weapons. 175 insurgents killed including many Germans Italians. Insurgent air raids hit Durango killing 60 and wounding 150. Britain France Italy Germany US weigh disarmament and aid, with mixed positions. Reuters Paris dispatch reports ongoing revolts despite executions and arrests.
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Associated Press
Spain
Francisco Francd
Spanish Morocco
Valladolid
Algeciras
Sakimanea
Franco
Guadalajara
Cordoba
Ersbwhire
Burgos
Madrid
el Soldado
Yaid
Franso
Bilbio
Durango
Bilbao
Aly
Germany
Mussolini
Hiver
Great
Britain
France
Norman H. Davis
United States
London
Europe
Italy
Ainland
Carabula Trench
Morocco
Sit-Down Strike Jurors Dismissed in San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 1 a grand jury known for protecting vice and gambling was dismissed after contempt findings. Superior Judge George Steiger ruled the sit-down jurors refused to appear to discuss continuing investigations and sat placidly in their chambers for about an hour.
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San Francisco
George Steiger
Chronicle
Studge Steiger
Sayers
Chanuhiers
City Auditorium Bond Drive Gains Local Support
Sponsors circulate petitions for a 200000 bond to build a municipal auditorium in Huron. Headquarters set in front rooms with contact number 5672, backed by Veterans of Foreign Wars and other groups. Project to use federal funds as a PWA match. momentum grows across local organizations.
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Huron
Atte Dakers
Ave‘Seerding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Beadle County Farmers See Efforts To Aid Loans
Rep Fred H Hildebrandt stated that efforts are being made to help needy Beadle County farmers. He cited Farm Credit Administration reports showing 35 seed and loan applications, 265 cleared and funded, and 85 rejected, with a review promised. He emphasized urgency and action to expedite aid.
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Fred H. Hildebrandt
Huronite
Beadle County
South
Dakota
Washington
Hildebrandt
Farm Credit Administration
Execution of Lepers Reported in Canton Colony
Police engaged in a roundup of lepers at Canton samshui in Kwantung Province amid unconfirmed reports of executions. The dispatch recalls prior killings of lepers at Shoklung and a dozen shot last week, with no corroboration from Hong Kong sources.
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Canton
Honkong
Kwangtung
Samshui
Hongkong
Jungkong
Coal strike looms as 30 day coal supply above ground
New York April 1 a nationwide soft coal strike threatens to begin after a breakdown in talks between operators and United Mine Workers. About 400000 miners in Pennsylvania and Missouri fields may walk out as the old wage contract expired, with UMW demanding higher pay and overtime rules. John L. Lewis warned miners would stay off work unless a new agreement was reached.
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New York
Ar Winnel
United Mine Workers
Crom
Pennsylvania
Shile
Washington
Missois
Progressive Miners of America
UMW
John L. Lewis
Tation
Will Moet
Roosevelt
Edward F. McGrady
Appalachian Operators and Miners, Ail United Mine Workers
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Tarzan Husnad
Johnny
Marion
NX. C
Grady Nichols
Mana Smith
Fiorella H. LaGuardh
United States Conference of Mayors
LaGuardia Stn
Madison
Wis
Pawick T. Stone
Madison Court
Osceola
Leland Beamiun
Mr. and
Mies
Pearl Beaman
Larry
Ernest Algrich
Simpson
Joan Sutherland
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Sutherland
John Carrymore
Los Angeles
Auptey
Guldahl
Augusts
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Automobile
Bobby Jones
Yoilay
Sam Shaw
The
Lillian Boeddinghaus
New Springville
Staten Island
Richmond
Des Moines
Andrew Flori
Oncle Lusk
Denver
Alexander
Adams
Neb
Edward’ Galloway
Nenaba
Eid
Burns
Zante
Features, Inc
New York Police
Candanis
Nusly
Geduon
Byrnes
Bellevue, Hospital
Auditorian
Federated Shop Crafts Back Movement
Bor
Sheriff's
Ted Bird
Wate
Justios
Burenane
North Africa
Crewda
Balimanes
Ingurgent
le Populaire
Ion’ Kage
City Auditorium
Libor Temple
Huronite Fda
Pocatello
Sabo
Cook
Feriday
South Dakota
Detroit
General Motors
Michigan Automobile
Yellow Truck and Coach Manufacturing Co
Bontine
Fisher Body
Ponting
Chevrolet Motor Company
Flint
Cleveland
Ohio
Pontiac Motor Co
Pontiac Fisher
Corporation
United Automobile Workers
Yellow Track and Coach Company
Ed Haj
Yellow Truck and Coach Company
Harry Grossman
Wether
Pontine
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