Red Cross Takes Charge Of Relief In Managua After Quake
Red Cross official Ernest J Swift arrived from Miami and, aided by United States Marines and Nicaraguan constabulary, began salvage and relief operations for Managua's 45 000 displaced residents amid landslides and fires. Marines report shooting looters to prevent epidemics as bodies are recovered and refugees are moved to Corinto and then to San Francisco and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H
Swift
Oid
Nicaragua
Corinto
San Francisco
New York
Marine Corps
Pan-American Airways
Chaumont
Answers Show Why Teachers Get Gray
The Index high school publication presents student answers to test questions revealing humorous and erroneous definitions. Phrases include misdescriptions of circles, miracles, latitude and longitude, silk stockings material, and bi monthly as an installment plan, illustrating why teachers grow gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Index
Weather Outlook for Huron and South Dakota
Weather report notes fair skies in Huron with warmer temperatures tonight and Sunday. South Dakota forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Norway Official Reports Finding New Polar Island
Oslo April report quotes Captain Daehli, a Norwegian whaling inspector, claiming discovery of a hitherto unknown land with lofty Arctic peaks between longitudes 27 and 72 west. He says the region includes Greenland, Baffin Bay, and part of Bainland east coast, noting map positions and photographs but withholding exact location as documents are handed to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
Daehli
North Atlantic
Arctic
Greenland
Baffin Bay
Bainland
Deehli
Tidens Tegn
Ring In Bathtub Clue To Bandits
Mundelein marshal quotes clues in the $10,000 robbery at the State Bank of Mundelein. Items include a pair of fancy blue striped shorts owned by cashier Milan G. Mott and a dark bath tub circle left by a robber. The bandit asked to bathe upstairs while tied to hostages as three accomplices held the Mott family. Police scanned the area for clues but found nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Tiffany
State Bank of Mundelein
Milan G. Mott
Mr. Mott
Mott
Marshal Tiffany
Man Charged With Mischief For Living In Church
Waukegan Illinois April 4 State's Attorney A V Smith filed a malicious mischief charge against Clarence Spierling for moving his family and dog into the Hickory Corners Methodist church at Antioch after his home burned February 3 He has refused to leave arguing church tenure was forfeited by lack of regular services The hearing was set for April 9.
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Waukegan
Ill
A. V. Smith
Clarence Spierling
Spierling
Hickory Corners Methodist Church
Antioch
Easter Comes To All World As Various Observances Planned
Easter plans unfold worldwide with services and ceremonies in cities from New York and Harlem to Hollywood and Jerusalem. Organ music via radio links, thousands gathered at Mt Davison in San Francisco, and Yaqui Indians dance in Arizona. In Los Angeles and Winston Salem crowds expect dawn services and choirs, while Jerusalem police guard Easter under machine gun shadow as Christ is celebrated.
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Associated Press
Avenues
Hell's Kitchen
South Halstead Street
Harlem
Pennsylvania Avenue
Olive Street
Market Street
Euclid
Commonwealth Avenues
All America
Piccadilly
Venetian Canals
Unter den Linden
Paris
San Francisco
Mt. Davison
Arizona
Hollywood
Cal
Christ
Red Rock Canyon
Bakersfeld
Calin
Desert Flower Area
Mt. Rawbidoux
Los Angeles
Winston ‘Salem
N. C
J. Kenneth Pfohl
Little Moravian Church
Pfohl
Jerusalem
Calvery
Huron Observes Easter With Wide Range Of Services
In Huron Easter observances are scheduled across churches including First Christian sunrise service at 6 am and Holy Communion at Grace Episcopal. Baptisms, children’s services, and choral music accompany services at St. Martin's Catholic Grace Episcopal and others with 8 am, 10:30 am masses and 5 pm vesper.
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Huron
Weather Bureau
First Christian Church
Holy Communion
Grace Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Wallace Bristol
Knights Templar
Beryl Kinkead Stratton
St. Martin's Catholic
B. F. Desmond
Basler
Harold Reckseen
S. D. Disrud
American Lutheran Church
Hope
First Christis
Hubert Ketelle
Presbyterian Third
First Congregational Church
Huron College School of Music
IL O
Bethel A. M. E
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
T. H. Joeckel
Easter Radio Programs Across Cities Scheduled
Special Easter radio programs announce sunrise services at Walter Reed hospital Washington WEAF and others at 6 30 am Mt Davidson San Francisco WJZ 7 30 am and a Chicago Easter special from WJZ at 6 30 am Archbishop Temple of Cork to speak from London at 11 30 am Pruitt sermon from Faulkton KGDY at 3 30 pm and Nabi Moussa observances. The U S president to attend a Masonic and Quaker service in Washington with New York visuals of Easter fashions and zoo scenes amid bread lines and fish at aquariums and ferries.
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Easler
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
WABC
Walter Reed Hospital
WEAF
Mt. Davidson
San Francisco
WJZ
Chicago
William ‘Temple
Cork
London
Wasc Network
J. J. Pruitt
Congregational Church
Faulkton
KGDY
Huron College School of Music
Nabi Moussa
United States
New York
Vernon Anderson Forfeits Bonds in Highmore
Vernon Anderson, a farmer south of Highmore, had $2000 bonds forfeited after missing a preliminary hearing on grand larceny charges. Judge Witchert granted a Tuesday deadline extension due to unpassable roads. Anderson faces theft charges involving several hogs and awaits circuit court trial for livestock thefts in Beadle county. Grover Silvers, his hired man, appeared as a prosecution witness.
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Highmore
Vernon Anderson
Here
Anderson
Witchert
Beadle County
Grover Silvers
Harvey A. Huntrey
Huron
Extradition Sought In Nebraska Bank Wreck Embezzlement Case
Officers from Nebraska arrive in Philadelphia to take Path Wupper back for embezzlement tied to the Beemer State Bank wreck. Wupper may waive extradition after talks with Pennsylvania authorities. Sheriff Charles Sass, deputy Fred Benton, and Harry Sanders carry governor signed papers. Also, Dayton plans a five day workweek for building trades unions starting May 1 to boost employment with no wage change.
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Wupper
Philadelphia
Nebraska
State Bank
Beemer
Neb
Charles Sass
Cuming County
Fred Benton
Lincoln
Harry Sanders
Theia
Bryan
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pitchet
Joseph le Strange
John Monaghen
Sass
Dayton
Ohio
Favorable Easter Weather Forecast For South Dakota
South Dakota faced generally fair Easter weather with rising temperatures and clear skies in most areas. Readings dipped below freezing overnight, with Aberdeen noting an inch of snow from recent storm activity and traces of precipitation reported at Huron and Mitchell.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Huron
Mitchel
White House guest Bryan Untiedt hailed for bus tragedy heroism
A 13 year old Colorado boy who kept classmates alive during a fatal bus blizzard near Towner will visit the White House as Hoover awards him a rare honor. Bryan Untiedt shielded others with his wraps and organized activities while five of twenty two children died.
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Washington
Colorado
White House
Towner
Hoover
Bryan Untiedt
Bryan
Lamar, Colorado
Capital
Carl Miller
Miller
Orlo
Lamar Hospital
Prisoner Refuses To Cross State Line
Sheriff G C Housley of Casper Wyoming arrives with extradition papers for Charles Henry Smith 35 to face forgery charges. Smith is in Texarkana Texas city jail. Governor of Arkansas signed extradition order. Wyoming sheriff learns papers signed by Arkansas governor. He plans to proceed to Austin Texas to pursue extradition.
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Texahkana
G. C. Housley
Casper
Wyo
Charles ‘Henry Smith
Wyoming
Smith
Texarkana
Texas
Par
Arkansas
Little Rock
St Louis Gangster Found Guilty of Lingle Murder
Chicago April 4 Leo V Brothers, a tall blond St Louis gangster, was found guilty of murdering Alfred Lingle by a Chicago jury after 27 hours of deliberation. Sentenced to 14 years, the verdict ends the first major gangland case tried in Chicago. defense plans a possible new trial.
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Chicago
Alfred Lingle
Leo V. Brothers
Joseph Sabath
St. Louis
Illinois
Brothers
Lingle
Louis Piguett
Patrick Roche
Roache
Jeng
P. Shg
Witneses
Tribune
H. W. Crotzer
Philip Hagerman
The
Herald and Examiner
Geen
Michigan Avenue
Block Of Doves Lead To Fatal Quarrel
In Menominee Michigan a family quarrel over 200 doves ended with a father killing his son. Branley Cholewa, 23, was murdered by his father Frank Cholewa, 46, who confessed to clubbing Stanley to death with a hoe after an argument about the birds. Sheriff Reind noted the dispute over neglect of work in the fields sparked the violence. In Charleston West Virginia a thief stole only a large Bible left on a church pulpit at the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menominee, Mich
Branley Cholewa
Edward Reind
Frank Cholews
Stanley
Bigle
Charleston
W. VA
First Methodist
Quorum Lacking At Fish Board Meeting
Pierre April meeting of the state game and fish commission adjourned with two vacancies on the six member panel and no formal action taken. One member, C. B. Adams of Custer, was absent while the three remaining members, with Director C. H Johnson, discussed development plans and arranged another meeting for later this month.
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Pierre
State Game and Fish Commission
C. B. Adams
Custer
C. H Johnson
May Abolish State Tourney In Indiana
Indiana officials consider abolishing the state interscholastic tourney after reports of alleged immorality among students at the finals in Indianapolis. Gary superintendent William A. Wirt led the push. a board committee will study the issue and report findings.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Education
Deermine
William A. Wirt
Gary
Linnaeus N. Hines
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Haute
Wirt
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Managua
Ernest J. Swift
Menico City
Ped
Jose Zepeda
Augustine Sasdino
Sandino
Segovia
Helen Welshimer
New Polar Island
Lord
Alfred
Jake Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Randall Street
Michigan Boulevard
Fish Board
Indiana
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