Atlantic Is Swept By Fliers In Hunt For Akron Crew
Navy and Coast Guard crews resumed a wide sea and shore search for the Akron crew after wreckage and bodies were reportedly found off Beach Haven New Jersey. Open inquiry into the disaster began at Lakehurst with survivors providing statements to Swanson and Pratt as President Roosevelt prepared to meet them.
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Robert Kildaffe
Atlantic City
Sid
Washington
An. i
Lakehurst
Semettery Swanson
Lileut
Herbert ¥. Wiley
Richard B. Deal
Moody E. Erwin
Swanson
William V. Pratt
Naval Operations
Navy Department
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Roosevelt
Deal
Erwin
Naval Hospital
Wiley
Swansen
Harald §. MacLellan
Westerly
Rhode Island
David E. Cummins
Forest thinning to employ Black Hills workers under federal plan
Regional forest officials in South Dakota say a new unemployment program may direct most work to thinning forests in the Black Hills. Custer supervisor F J Conner says up to 300000 acres could be thinned with a five man day per acre rule, potentially producing large employment. Deadwood head Theodore H Krenger agrees thinning will be the main task and expects firm details soon. A Fort Ark Sunday school class for the deaf discusses sign language to about 30 attendees.
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F. J. Conner
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Huriegational Forest
Theodore Hkrenger
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Black Hills National Forest
Good Luck Follows South Dakota Man Assigned To Akron
CHAMBERLAIN Apr 5 A South Dakota aviator Cline ton Rounds 28 is visiting family before reporting for duty in California after being transferred from the Navy east coast to the west coast avoiding the Akron disaster fate of 73 classmates He previously served with the Shenandoah crew but escaped that 1925 crash by transfer and now returns to duty in California with his parents Mr and Mrs J C Rounds of Interior South Dakota.
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U. S. Naval Academy
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Ohio
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California
Rounds
South Dakota
Length Of Work Week Debate Near Final Senate Vote
A clash over shortening the industrial work week moves toward a final Senate vote. Arkansas Democrat Robinson backs raising the 30 hour limit to 36 hours in Black's bill as President Roosevelt may accept. Black and supporters push the plan while Rainey warns House action tied to Roosevelt program. The Senate also eyes the administration farm relief bill amid cautious optimism and political maneuvering.
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College debaters and orators to Jamestown meet
Verl Lewis Stafford Studer and Glenn Parker from Huron college travel to Jamestown North Carolina for Pi Kappa Delta provincial debate and oratory contest. The team competes in an elimination tournament and returns Sunday after the events conclude on Saturday.
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Verl ‘Lewis
Stafford Studer
Glen Parker
Jamestown
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Pi ‘Kappa Delta
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Studer
Pi‘Kappa Delta
United States
Glenn Parker
Verl Lewin
Bt. Fcent College
Huton
Vapeil
Farm Foreclosure Leniency Plea Repeated By Berry
Gov. Tom Berry reiterates plea for leniency in mortgage foreclosures after Farmers Holiday Association pressure. He praises a earlier anti foreclosure plan and cites House Bill No. 124 to allow delays by circuit judges, while urging sheriff notice to mortgagors. Also reports Sheriff A C Petty of Hot Springs aiding Michael Ficker, a WW veteran, in a Yonca charge.
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Apr
Tom Berry
Farmers Holiday Association
Jom
Roosevelt
Jal
A. C. Petty
Hot Springs
Huron
Michael Ficker
Valuable Dairy and Steel Cargo Stolen Near Chicago
A truck carrying butter eggs and steel consigned to Swift Company plants in Chicago and Gary Ind was hijacked Wednesday on the outskirts of Chicago. The Hartstep Transportation truck from Sioux City was recovered empty by Chicago police. Drivers Spencer Hoskinson and Roy Ping, both of Sioux City, were allegedly blindfolded and held by gangsters in nearby woods.
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Swift’ and Company
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Hartstep Transportation Company
Spencer Hoskinson
Roy Ping
Sayers
Campaign offers over 800 Chinese elm trees for Arbor Day
More than 800 Chinese elm trees have been ordered under a bargain offer funded by The Evening Huronite and Eilers Greenhouses. Orders must be placed by Saturday to ensure delivery for Arbor Day April 14, via coupons in this edition and mail to The Evening Huronite.
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Nehoo
Banquet Set for 250 at William Reaves American Legion
Preparations by William Reaves post committees plan to feed 250 at the annual Legion banquet in the Legion hall starting at 7 tonight. Ex servicemen both members and nonmembers are invited to attend as the local post caps a membership drive at the event.
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Berry to Attend Insurance Meeting in Huron
South Dakota Life reports the South Dakota Underwriters association will hold a sales conference at Hotel Marvin Hughite in Huron on February 15. Gov. Berry and other state officials are listed among attendees.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota Life. ‘Underwriters Association
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Marvin Hughite
Capital Gears Up for Beer Sale at Midnight
President Roosevelt signed the beer bill and the permits board rushed to issue licenses in Washington. About 80 percent of the 800 applications were rejected for improper filling but can be corrected today. Beer may be sold in hotels restaurants and clubs to those over 18. The National Press Club secured the first permit. A planned beer ball at the Washington auditorium was blocked by DC officials.
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State groups push 3.2 beer law amid varied timing
Three business groups in the state mobilize to back legislation creating a 3.2 percent beer law as early as July in some areas while others prepare for earlier enactment. Nebraska reports action in the house committee and awaits Gov. Bryan’s stance on repeal of the 21st amendment. North Dakota plans July 1 sales with municipal stores handling distribution. Minnesota brewers project 2.2 percent beer at retail 2.4 per case with wholesale at 2.
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Nebraska House of Representatives
Charles Bryan
North Dakota
Minnesota
Behind The News on Banking and Rail Policy Controversy
A confidential review of bank favoritism reveals limited instances of preferred treatment in an eastern group of ten banks, with four deemed worthy of such support. The probe hints at broader charges linked to the Controller’s office and ongoing Treasury turmoil. The Railroad Bill framing drags, Roosevelt’s timing and the Long Glass duel tensions loom as political pressures mount.
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Washington Y Paul Mallon
Wets Hoping for No Celebrations in Chicago
Chicago on April 6 reports hotel men and brewers hoping for a quiet rollout of the new beer era. Federal agents were stationed citywide, with fifty agents prepared to deter premature sales ahead of legalized beer.
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South Dakota remains bone dry despite beer legality elsewhere
Attorney General Walter Conway and Sheriff Fred Minner warned that South Dakota’s prohibition law will be enforced as long as it remains on the books. Officials said wholesale beer shipments may be resisted, while individuals with small quantities for personal use could face limited enforcement. Deputy numbers were increased but not specifically for dry law duties.
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Conway
Minner
South Dakota
Espen
Border Counties
Milier
Ula
Remati
Gome
Beer Ends Near Beer Ban in 19 States and DC
A large part of the country moves to allow 3.2 percent beer at 12:01 a m tomorrow. Nineteen states plus Washington DC legalize beer sales with varied rules and dates. Some states set later dates or require licenses. prices vary, with New York quoted at about $1 per case. Other reports flag Vermont May 1 implementation and Pennsylvania expecting unlicensed early sales while legislators debate controls.
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Utah
Wyoming
Associated Press
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Delaware
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North Dakota
Injured Railroad Worker Struck by Freight Car
St Paul Apr 6 Frank Wallace local railroad employee was struck between the rails yesterday as freight cars passed over him causing a broken toe and torn shoelace casualty report filed from the scene
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Ascapes
ST. Paul
Frank Wa'llace
Weather forecast fragment for Huron and South Dakota
Fragmentary forecast notes fair or partly cloudy conditions. Mentions warmer in western and central areas with pockets of cloud and variable winds.
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