Chamber Concert Delights Huron Town Audience
Jeannette J. Gagnon reports a second successive chamber music event at Huron College chapel drawing top local talent and public enthusiasm. Florence Roberts and Macel Bygelston substituted for ill performers while Keith Fiske Lynch and Maury Elizabeth Barcoff impressed the audience with polished, expressive playing. The Wednesday Musicale team thanks Huron College for chapel use and pledges more engaging programs.
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Jeannette J. Gagnon
College Chapel
Laren
Ween Musicale
Huran
Florence Roberts
Macel Bygelston
Pereformers
Witeiueday Musicale
Thes
Keith Fiske Lynch
Maury Elizabeth Barcoff
Huron College
Kuro
Wednesday Musicale
Non Tefuren College
Plan To Explain Wheat Insurance Plan To Explain Wheat Insurance WASHINGTON
The Agriculture Department announced a schedule of 17 regional and state meetings in May to explain the federal wheat crop insurance program to farmers and royalty eligible groups. A national meeting will precede the regional sessions in Omaha on April 19.
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Washington
Agericulture Department
Omaha
Nel
Meetings to discuss new wheat protection program
Secretary Wallace will speak before meetings on the new form act aiding wheat growers against drought floods freezes and insects. Roy M. Green of the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation leads attendees from FCIC state committees state A A extension services and USDA groups. Montana Great Falls May 13-14 North Dakota Fargo May 16-17 South Dakota Brookings May 18-19 Minnesota Wisconsin St Paul May 20-24.
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Roy M. Green
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
J. Minnesota
Wisconsin
St. Paul
Johnson Gets Four Year Prison Term
Justin Johnson aged 26, a farm youth, received a four year penitentiary sentence after pleading guilty to attempted burglary and assault. He broke into Gus and Bertha Thede’s farm home north of Lake Preston, struck Bertha Thede with a hammer, who narrowly escaped with help from neighbors who aided in his capture.
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Desmet
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Alva Taylor Hare
Gus
Bertha Thede
Lake Preston
Bertha Theil
Het
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Loyalist Front Collapse Near Spanish Coast
Government defenses crumbled as insurgents pushed toward Spain's east coast. Bannered forces entered Vallibona near Vinaroz while armored columns threatened Tortosa and the Ebro delta defense, with a northern front control extending toward Lerida and Barcelona. Simultaneous advances prompted government counterattacks and new refugee pressures as mop up operations continued in Aragon.
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Vinaroz
France
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Torres
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Tortosa
Balaguer
Lerida
Barcelona
Aragon
Sunday Guests at Will French Home in Bonilla
Mr and Mrs Julay Worrall of Alpina were Sunday guests at the Will French home in Bonilla.
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Tronilla
Julay Worrall
Alpina
SuneDay
Will French
Bonilla
New Public Works Plan Is Studied
Washington April 7 A high administration official said Roosevelt contemplates recommending to Congress a 1.5 billion dollar public works program in a new recovery drive to end the recession restore employment and revitalize the nation's business. The White House said Hopkins and Williams would confer with the President on work relief. The plan calls for federal bond issues to raise 1.5 billion, lent to states and cities without interest for up to 50 years and repayable in small annual amounts around 2 percent. The Public Works program would be a phase of efforts to aid business and boost employment, with a reservoir of about 3000 proposed projects to be reconsidered. The President aims to stimulate housing and industry and give business new impetus.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Harry Hopkins
Aubrey Williams
Works Progress Administration
Williams
Japs In Full Retreat From Taierchwang
SHANGHAI April The Chinese report Japanese forces are in full retreat from Taierchwang in Shan tung after a three week battle near the Grand Canal. Gen Li Tsung ten said Chinese troops attacked last night and Japanese began withdrawing toward Tsaochwang at dawn. Chinese planners move to map fortifications along the Tsaochwang rail line toward the Tientsin Pukow network as both sides fight along a 50 mile front near the Yellow River.
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Li Tsung-ten
Taierchwang
Shantung Province
Grand Canal
Cork
Tsaochwang
Tientsin- Pukow
Sunghai
China
Yellow River
Fire destroys Huron Scout records and supplies
Edward McArdle, area Boy Scout Executive, said the fire gutted his downtown office in Huron. Records dating to 1925 and $125 to $150 worth of scouting materials were lost, with some items recoverable from national headquarters but most not replaceable.
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Laney
Edward McArdle
Huron
McArdle
Ull
National
Frome Seeks To Bar Lynching In West Texas Case
In El Paso officers hunt for motives behind the torture slayings of Mrs. Weston G. Frome of Berkeley and her daughter Nancy. Authorities explain possible motives include revenge or hatred, while the husband questions robbery as a motive. Investigators from several states pursue clues to identify suspects shaping the brutal crime.
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Y Paso
Texas
Weston G. Frome
Berkeley
Calif
Society
Nancy
Iellings
Gues
van Hom
Chris P. Fox
el Paso
Wall Street Wins In C and O Case
New York April 2 4 Federal judge Albert C Coxe denied Robert B Young's petition for an injunction restraining Guaranty Trust Co from voting controlling stock in Chesapeake and Ohio Railway held in trust The decision marked a setback in Young's clash with Wall Street banking interests over control of the railway large remainder of the Van Sweringen empire and its assets in Baltimore meeting scheduled there tomorrow
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New York
Federan
Albert C. Coxe
Robert B. Young
Guaranty Trust Co
United State
Chepeake Corp
Baltimore
Young
Fgict
Will Street
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
U S Will Buy Poor S D Land For Pasture Use
The Agriculture department set aside 1 695 000 dollars to buy about 465 000 acres of submarginal land in the great plains under a 10 million dollar Congress appropriation aimed at retirement of lands unsuited for crops. The purchases include Montana North Dakota South Dakota and provide 3 dollars an acre to landowners. The land will be converted from cultivation to pasture and grazing areas.
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Agriculture Department
Great Plains
Congress
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South Dakota
Hitler Opens Austrian Road Factory Drive Across Austria
Salzburg April 7 backed by spade armed workers Adolf Hitler started a public works campaign to reduce unemployment in Austria. He turned the first spadeful for a new automobile super highway linking Germany through Vienna to the Hungarian border as thousands cheered. The Nazis claim the public works will end unemployment.
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Salzburg
Austria
Adalf Hitler
Reichsfuhrer
Germany
Vienna
Nasis
Britain to Join In Refugee Aid Scheme
Britain accepts Hulls plan for an international committee to aid Austrian and German political refugees. Viscount Halifax delivered the reply to Ambassador Kennedy confirming Britain will participate while Italy declined. Also listed are hospital admissions and dismissals including G Wessdreyer Bjurnson Tupper Anderson and Walton.
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Britain
London
United States
Hull
Viscount Halifax
Joseph P. Kennedy
France
Italy
Detroit Walks In Car Strike Paralyzes City
Upwards of half a million Detroiters shunned street cars as AFL union calls a strike over seniority rights. Downtown traffic slowed to a crawl with thousands walking or hitching rides while police protected bus lines and taxi business boomed. Municipal Detroit Street Railway warns striking workers will be discharged at 7 p m. Weather favors pedestrians as rioting and clashes with opponents reported amid a chaotic rush hour.
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Detroit
Detroit Street Railway
Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and
Motor Coach Employes of America
AFL
Amalgamated
Eurthy
Vrern
Students Strike Over Coach Len May Rehire
130 high school students walked out in a strike after the school board refused to re hire athletic coach Len May. Board president Mrs Emma Oihus said no meetings were planned as members stand firm hoping students return to class. A separate item notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Warren Taylor weighing ten pounds on April 1.
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May Grafson
WN. D
Athleie
Len
Emma Oihus
Japs Demand Far East Control Amid Pacific Tension
Tokyo reports Japan insists on maintaining command of the western Pacific and fears U S moves to expand influence. Admiral Kis Noda cites Secretary Hull’s March 27 and April 1 letters opposing stay-at-home navy policies and defending Americans anywhere, signaling shifts in American strategy.
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Zeapan
Western Pacific
United States
Kis Noda
Admiralty
Hull
Walsh
Senate Naval Committee
Navy
Admin Noda
Coroner's Jury Clears Doctor in Serum Deaths
Coroner's jury verdict absolves a doctor of blame for the deaths of 32 people after a cancer serum containing a toxin led to the fatalities in the past week. Physicians hold renewed hope for treating patients who received the serum as health officials investigate contamination at the source in a Philadelphia shipment.
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Fin
Ape Cappa
Neal
Dr. J
Board of Health Laboratory
Philadelphia Voneerm
Preston Musicians Give Home Concert at Lake Preston
Lake Preston Apel Special report notes a local high school music department concert under HAL Ashbaugh with Fern Hanse directing vocals. The program featured a band of 60 pieces in dark blue suits with gold trim, five ensembles, and multiple solos. Soloists competed in Brookings today. the band and ensembles advance to a district contest Friday.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Hal Ashbaugh
Brookings
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