Huron mayoral forum to address sewer and paving plans
The League of Women Voters will host a dinner at the Presbyterian church next Tuesday to quiz three mayoral candidates J C Dexter E T Gitehell and George C Hunt on sewer disposal bond issues city paving programs and other city needs. Reservations urged at Lanis Drugstore or by phone.
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League of Women Voters
Presbyterian Church
Hurcen
League
Cit of
Huron
Flpl Matz
Huron League
J. C. Dexter
E. T. Gitehell
George C Hunt
Lanis
W. Peige
Women's Bureau
Park Board
Huror
Swinner
Library Board
Fire Hits Chicago Loop North Side Damage Estimated
A blaze on the north side of the Loop caused $200000 to $300000 in damage. Fire Marshal Carigan attributed the loss to a radio shop explosion. Firefighting disrupted elevated service and traffic for hours as crews fought the flames.
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Chicago Loop
Chicago
Loop
Michael Carrigan
Mary Sudik No. 1 Goes Wild Again
Oklahoma City reports Mary Sudik No. 1 gas and oil well resuming a seven hour rampage after an overshot gate failed. The derrick and surrounding area faced fire risk as workers fought with limited visibility and decaying containment while the well spewed 2,000 to 3,000 barrels per hour of high gravity oil and gas.
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Oklahoma City
Mary Sudik
W. P. Sutton
I. PI. O. Company
Mary Sudik No. 1
Hoover Enjoys Early Weekend Fishing Trip
In Madison Virginia on a sunny weekend President Hoover fished the Rapidan River for trout. He organized lures from a box of flies choosing Royal Doachman and Grizzly King as weather and stream conditions influenced his pastime during a pause from the presidency.
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Madison
Rapidan
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Blue Ridges
MacDonald
Great Britain
Organized Labor Opposes Parker
Organized labor mobilized to oppose the confirmation of Judge John J. Parker as associate justice of the Supreme Court. William Green of the AFL and leaders from five Brotherhoods of Railway Trainmen testified before a Senate judiciary subcommittee, citing Parker’s 1930s Red Jacket case and a 1936 speech. Green released a letter to the committee chair expanding objections based on his assessments of Parker’s qualifications, life, and views on labor and industry.
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Washington
Organized Labor
John J. Parker
Supreme’court
Senate Judiciary
Parker
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Five Brotherhoods of
Labor
Red Jacket
Consolidated Coal, and Coke Company
Walter White
New York
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Green
Norris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Executive Council of the Federation
Standard Oil Promotes Gilbert To Brookings
C L Bailey announces Morris N Gilbert of Huron is promoted from gasoline and refined oil correspondent to general salesman with Brookings as headquarters. R L Walsh moves from utility clerk to fill Gilbert’s vacancy. Cleo Reidinger of Tyndall wins oratory at Geddes district speech contest with Velda Tucker Geddes and Franz Ollerman Yankton taking other top honors.
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Standard Oil
Gilbert
Brookings
C. L. Bailey
Standard Oil Company
Morris N. Gilbert
Huron
R. L. Walsh
Reidinger
Geddes
Cleo Reidinger
Tyndall
Velda Tucker
Franz Ollerman
Yankton
Shoals Question Moves to House After Senate Approval
The Norris Muscle Shoals resolution to create a government operation for fertilizer plants passed the Senate 45 to 23 and moves to the House. A bi partisan three member board would run the corporation with surplus sales to states and municipalities prioritized, directing proceeds to nearby states. Strong opposition came from Republicans aligned with administration views. Democrats Stock and Tydings opposed.
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Washington
Norris
Muscle Shoals
Senate
House
Congress
Stock
Iowa
Tydings
Maryland
Garrer
Norbeck
Howell
Racer
Myce
Naval Meet Near Easter Ends Likely With Pact
London April 5 The French and British foreign ministers pressed talks at St James Palace as France and Italy faced possible exclusion from a three power pact with the United States and Britain. PM MacDonald arrived at American HQ for lunch with Stimson and Morrow while observers expect a final naval accord to be reached before Easter, with plans for a three power treaty between US, Britain and Japan.
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London
Frme
MacDonald
Briand
St. James’ Palace
Paris
Stimson
Dwight W. Morrow
Trench
England
France
Italy
America
Japan
Great Britain
Geneva
Prize for worst dressed couple at Syracuse Knights party
A five dollar prize will be awarded for the worst dressed couple at a Hard Times party hosted by Syracuse Lodge No. 16 Knights of Pythias. The dance is Wednesday, April 3, at Costehan sen with music by Gallo hing Che. Boyd Snedige heads the dance committee.
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Syracuse Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Costehansen
Boyd Snedige
Gsr
Traffic golf inDetroit court scene prompts whiffs
Detroit April 5 John Herman faced a traffic court after a playful game of traffic golf. He claimed to be three up on himself, but his whiff caused the top to be called, with green lights awarding a lead and red signals imposing penalties. The pastime scores drivers by passing signals.
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Detroit
John Herman
Herman
Garner to Lead Publicity Drive on Tariff Conferees
Representative Garner pledges daily remarks in the House to explain the Smoot tariff conference accord. He criticizes the reversal of an agreed plan and aims to publish the conference actions for the public as 22 rates were settled after yesterday’s session.
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Washington
Smount
Senate House Tariff Conference
Garner
Batte
Herow
Smoot
Longworth
Nick
May Radio Mail And Newspapers Experiment With New Device
Engineers demonstrated radio facsimile transmission of a full newspaper front page from Oakland to Schenectady. The San Francisco Bulletin page was recorded by a high speed 8 inch wide tape recorder, then stitched into a single image. The system uses a new automatic carbon recorder attached to a radio receiver and a directional antenna boosted signal strength greatly.
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Schenectady
San Francisco
Charles J. Young
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
General Electric Radio Experimental
Glenville
General Electric
WEXN
Oakland
California
Schenestady
E.F. W. Alex
Weather Summary for South Dakota Regions
Weather bulletin reports fair conditions tonight and Sunday with a slight cooling trend in eastern areas. In central Boriloris and Huron, temperatures will dip with colder tonight reaching near minus four degrees.
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South Dakota
East End
Huron
Rte
No Petitions Filed After Tonight Under State Primary Law
Pierre April 5 candidates filed nominating petitions to enter the May primary race in South Dakota. Gov Bulow and D A McCullough led the Democrats in filing, with opponents McNamara Corey ready to present petitions today. Republicans included five hopefuls for governor led by Gladys Pyle, and several incumbents seeking congress seats. Down at Sioux Falls, three Democrats filed for congress. local party figures weighed validity of possible withdrawals. Coyne announces run for secretary of state in Ft Pierre, citing state duties and encouragement from friends. In Salem L J Francs filed to run for state senator from McCook and Hughes Counties after Moyes death.
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Simme
Brooke Howell
Frederi Warren Green
Hazel
CO. Trygstad
Broalsings
Carl Gunderson
Mitchell
W. H. McMaster
George A. Danforth
Sioux Fallss
Royal C. Jol
William Williamson
C.A. Christopherson
Tom Ase
Johnson
Indagys
W. J. Bulow
United States
D. A. McCullough
Toe
James McNamara
Huron
L. E. Corey
Warmer
Sioux Falls
Vern G Wohlkeler
Pred Hildebrandt
Watestown
Seel
I. B. Werner
Rapid City
M. Q. Sherpe
Bulow and
McCullough
Gladys’ Pyle
Coyne
FT. Pierre
Clarence Be, Coyne
Stanley County
Pt. Pierre
Clarence H. Coyne
France
Salem
UPI
L. J. Francs
Canisteta
McCook and
Hughes Cerities
W. W. Moyes
Bridgewater
Gartland In Race For Attorneyship
William J. Gartland, 31, local attorney, filed for Democratic nomination for state's attorney yesterday at the county auditor's office. A Georgetown and Creighton graduate, he worked five years in the Federal Land Bank legal department handling farm loan matters in South Dakota. He partners with T. H. Luby in Huron since moving here two years ago. born in Hurley, raised in Manchester.
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William J. Gartland
Gartland
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Huron
T. H. Luby
Georgetown
Federal Land Bank
Hurley
Manchester
Mexico Hands Over Man Sought For Car Theft
EL PASO Apr 5 Mexico, no longer a haven for people evading U S prosecution, surrendered Reymond L. Watson who transports a stolen auto from Seattle. He was arrested in Chihuahua City and deported yesterday under Mexican guard to the United States. This is the first such action in 11 years, per United States Commissioner A J W Semmid.
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EL Paso
Texas
Mexico
United States
Reymond L. Watson
Seattle
Chihuahua City
Unites Bistes
A. J. W. Sebmid
Primary judge contests face tight deadline
Primary contests for judge positions loom as filings near deadline with expectations of few or no races. District details show only two candidates in the second district and minimal opposition in the first, while names may not appear on ballots until the general election unless more filings occur.
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Supreme Court
Unyss
James Brown
Frederick A. Warren
Flandreny Torn
Hed
Samuels
D. Roberts
Piers
County Petitions Filed for Beadle County Primary
County petitions for Beadle County primary total 53 with a few hours left before the May 6 filing deadline. Candidates include four late filers Ray Jones Sand Creek townslury county commissioner fifth district and others George E Longstall Huron state attorney H M Whitman Huron state representative William J Gartland Huron state attorney. Auditor Everett Curtis will prepare ballots for the election set a month and a day away.
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Beadlecc
Bath
Ray Jones
Sand Creek Townslury
George E. Longstall
Huron
H. M. Whitman
William J. Gartland
Everett Curtis
Hawks Reach Cleveland in Transcontinental Glider Flight
Captain Frank Hawks landed at Cleveland airport at 10:25 after 2.00 miles of his transcontinental glider flight from Columbus. He hopes to reach New York Sunday night to complete the motorless journey, with stopovers in Buffels Emira and other cities as the tow plane refuels en route.
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Orig
Frank Hawks
Columbus
Frank B. Hawks
New York
Sa Diego
Cal
Duke Jern'fan
Were
Buffels
Ers
Emira
N.Y
New York City
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