U S Payrolls And Employment Hit Three Year High
U S payrolls in manufacturing reached a three year high in February with a 12 percent rise from January and a six percent gain in factory employment. The NRA eyed action to cut hours as private industry should lead the move with government urging no compulsion. March prospects hint at further improvement though full month data are pending.
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Americas
Department of Comuneres
NRA
Rhorien
Slug Eagle
Tis
Hugh S.johnson
Hig
Johason
Johnson
Allied Commerce Department
Ste
Capitol
Rooseveit
National Emergency Council
Emergency Council
Weather forecast for Fox, Heron and South Dakota
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with rising temperatures. In western areas, temperatures rise late Friday into the weekend. South Dakota expects generally fair skies tonight and Friday with a warming trend continuing into Friday.
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Fox Heron
South Dakota
West
Tom Mix linked to 25 year old horse embezzlement case
Dallas Texas April report revives a 1909 horse embezzlement case against Tom Mix. Judge Claude Duval set trial for May 5 at Newkirk Oklahoma. Mix said he did not understand why a personal appearance was needed and claimed he loaned a horse for the state fair and later paid someone to return it.
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Apr
Tom Mix
Mix
Claude Duval
Newkirk
Okt
Zack Miller
Bologny
Miller
Plan Quiz For Gary Educator Committee Meets To Draft
A five member formal House committee questioned Dr. William A. Wirt of Gary Indiana about claims of a brain trust plotting an American revolution. The Democrats and Republicans named include Hulwinkie OConnor Arnold Lehrbach McGuggin with Snell indicating Republicans will not push political gains.
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Washington
House
William A. Wirt
Ind
Rainey
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Roosevelt
Rexford G. Tugwell
Togwell
Tugwell
Hulwinkie
North Carolina
O'Connor
New York
Arsnold
Linois
Lehrbach
New Jersey
McGuggin
Kansas
Deny Perkins Named as Representative Over Sewer Standstill
W C Perkins claimed to represent Huron unemployed in urging Market road storm sewer work. Huron Constructive Standardization Movement denounces him as lacking authority or membership, stating Perkins and his supporters push bond plans without C S M approval. A C S M officer said no action was taken on the storm sewer project.
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Huron City Commission
Market Road
Huron
H. L. Raynor
Raynor
City Commission
W. C. Perkins
Huron Unemployed
Constructive Standardization Movement
S. M
VC. Perkins
Northwestern Public Service Co reported 1933 gross earnings drop
The Northwestern Public Service Company announced 1933 gross earnings of 2,248,271.78 a decline of 8.3 percent from 1932. Net income for 1934 totaled 271,295.24 versus 378,097.13 in 1932.
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Chicago
Northwestern Public Service Company Today
Campaign To Cut Hazards Of Farming In South Dakota
A statewide drive launched by the Committee for Safer Farming in South Dakota aims to boost drought and grasshopper resistant crops and poultry flocks. Beadle County groups and officials formed the core, urging amber cane forage, pasture rotation, vegetable gardens, and larger turkey and poultry herds to weather hard years and reduce outside aid reliance.
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Beadle
Betts Heads
Beadle County
Emil Loriks
Arlington
South Dakota Farmers Union
Farmers Holiday Association
H B. Test
Frederick
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
J. J. Martin
Watertown
South Dakota Grange
C. E. Sanders
Centerville
South Dakota Press Association
W. S. Given
Milbank
South Dakota Bankers Association
Robert D. Lusi
Evening Huronite
Martin
Test
Lusk
South Dakota Farmers Holiday Association
C. 8. Betts
Germans Praise Huron Schooner Beer Opens for Public Inspection
John Eilers of Varel Germany called Schooner beer very good after tasting at Dakota Brewing plant in Huron during a public inspection that drew a jammed crowd. His son William accompanied him as Chic Talcott and his orchestra played while manager John G. Dorsey said the brewery would stay open as long as attendance continued.
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John Eilers
Varel
Germany
Dakota Brewing Company
Chic Talcott
John G. Dorsey
Democratic Registration Surge in Beadle County Primary
Beadle County election tabulation shows 2071 new Democratic registrations versus 635 Republican. Large shift toward Democrats, with reregistration rules in force since February and a deadline noted for April. County commissioners to designate depositories and wrap up April meeting.
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Beadle County
Floods Leave Heavy Damage and 25 Dead Across Regions
Floods across multiple states and regions cause heavy damage and at least 25 known dead with dozens missing. Oklahoma reports Elk City area dead and 15 missing. Wisconsin’s Eau Claire area suffers eight drownings as the Washita river recedes. Connecticut sees households evacuated as theConnecticut River rises. Ohio storms ease, Kansas sees mixed results, and New England faces continued river flooding with rescues underway.
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Elk City
Oklahoma
Washita
Wester
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Ohio
Canton
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Black Hills
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Screeches in Washington Over NRA Codes and Industry Reactions
Paul Mallon analyzes the heated talk around NRA codes with industry factions from coal to millers. He notes governments pressure, cautious offers, and the likelihood of a code agreement within sixty days as negotiations cool, while insiders debate tactics and terms.
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NRA
A. F. of L
Sheriff Seeks Return of Dillinger to Lake County Custody
Lake County Indiana Sheriff Lilian Holley expresses willingness to take custody of outlaw John Dillinger after his Crown Point jail escape. Holley fears Dillinger was recaptured by St Paul police and asks for details on the arrest.
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Paul
Lillian Holley
Lake County
Indiana
Hack
John Dillinger
Crown Point
Holley
Eugene Gree
Halley
St. Paul
Market Control Bill Faces Strong Criticism In Senate
Samuel Untermyer, leading advocate of federal stock exchange regulation, testifies before the senate banking committee. He urges major changes to the market control bill including shifting margin supervision to the Federal Reserve Board and argues the proposed rigid uniform margins are based on a false premise that would damage the market.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Samuel Untermyer
Pugo
House
Federal Reserve Board
Untermeyer
Officers Silent In Dillinger Case
In St Paul a mysterious auburn haired woman questioned by police linked to Dillinger case. Two more gang hideouts found, Bremer linked inquiry mentioned, weapons seized, and Dillinger identified as the gunman in the recent trap. Peace pacts extended as Russia and the Baltic states renew non-aggression deals.
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Minn
John
Wooden Gun
Eugena Green
Dillinger
Green
Twin Cities
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul Parker
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
M. D
Mason City
Machien
Greer
Lexington Avenue
Department of Justice
Rousing Welcome Planned for Legion Leader in Huron
Edward A. Hayes of Decatur Illinois, national commander of the American Legion, will be greeted by a nine-ship naval reserve air fleet from Minneapolis. A motor procession and drum corps will escort him to Hotel Marvin Hughitt for the South Dakota Legion conference. The program includes a noon banquet and a 4:15 p.m. address, with other speakers from Watertown Brookings and St Cloud.
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Edward A. Hayes
Decatur
Til
American Legion
Huron
South Dakota Department of the American Legion
Hayes
U. S. Naval Reserve Aviation
Minneaspolis
William Reaves
Air Fleet
Marvin Hughitt
Auxiliary
Aberdeen
Pierre and
Mitchell
State Legion
Corn Palace
Pierre and Aberdeen Corps
Elks
Huron Legion
Coolidge
Black Hills
M. F. Murray
St Cloud
Minn
Minnesota
Tree Sales Pass Five Hundred Mark In Drive
More than 520 trees had been sold this afternoon as part of the Hur onite Eilers campaign to replace drought killed trees. Orders from outside Huron must be in by Saturday night to ensure delivery for Arbor Day April 13. Three foot trees cost 20 cents and four foot trees 25 cents. A coupon for ordering trees appears on the editorial page.
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Huronite-Eilers
Huron
Moose Lodge to Elect Officers Tonight in Wheeler's Hall
Huron Loyal Order of Moose members vote on officers at a meeting starting 2 PM tonight in Wheeler's hall. After the election and business, refreshments will be served.
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Moose Lodge
Huron Loyal Order of Moose
Wheeler's Hall
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