Englard Protests Use of Poison Gas by Italian Forces
The League of Nations considers Italy accused of using poison gas in Ethiopia. Eden urges investigation with the ICRC to verify charges, while Italy demands total mobilization. France proposes European security forces, and Mussolini insists on overpowering Haile Selassie’s forces. The British white paper notes Hitler fearing a Russian air attack and discusses a potential air pact.
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Englard
League of Nations
Ttalyax
Ethinni
League
Anthony Eden
Eden
Italy
Geneva
International Tei Cross
Mexica
France
Euopin
Premice Mussolini
Rome
Hate Selassie
1 Duce
Vopolo d'Italia
Milan
Remsons
King of Kings
League of ‘Nations
Europe
Rhineland
Derfuehrer
Hales
London
Hitler
Berlin
Jung Ish
der Fuher
Eric Feipps
Reichsfuhrer
Roosevelt Leaves For Warm Springs Port Everglades
President Roosevelt lands at Port Everglades after a Bahama Islands voyage aboard the Potomac. He remains on deck to greet staff and officials as he plans a fishing trip and discusses relief reports from the tornado-stricken area before continuing to Bisecburn and Washington.
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Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Everglades
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
U.S. S Potomac
Bahama Islands
Co Bisecburn
Washington
Iloan Retains Mayor's Seat in Milwaukee Election
Socialist Mayor Daniel W. Hoan was re elected in a slow county wide race with opposition from Shinners. Hoan will begin his 21st year as mayor with a veto power limited by a split city government. Non partisan candidates swept city offices and the council shifted away from Socialist control.
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Milwaukee
Daniel W. Mean
Tarinus
Sherif Joseph J. Shinsners
Hoon
Sheri
Jasona
Golive
Jeeusarer
Roosevelt Polls Big Vote in Wisconsin
In Milwaukee on April 9 77 Senator William Borah led the Wisconsin delegation to the Republican national convention but trailed Franklin Roosevelt by over two to one in the presidential preference poll. Delegates won 24 seats, matching the Republicans, while Roosevelt led the balloting with 224776 votes to Borah 10440 as 1981 precinct advisory results came in.
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Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Franklin’ D
Contesta
Rossevelt
Borah
Tricolor Freighter Quenches Fire After Four Days
The Norwegian freighter Tricolor, relieved from a four day blaze in its hold, reported by Globe wireless that the fire has been quenched. Nearby ships no longer need to stand by as the vessel the relieve message indicates, proceeding through North Pacific waters toward safety.
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San Francisco
North Pacific
Globe
1914 Nobel Prize in Medicine Laureate Robert Barany Dies
Upsala Sweden April 8 De Robert Barany died at age 38 winner of the 1914 Nobel prize for medicine He was born April 22 1876 in Vienna and gained fame for his research in internal surgery including ear and throat diseases his death ends a notable scientific career
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Upsala
Sweden
Robert Barany
Vienna
Did You Know Saddle Linked to Civil War Tale
Mrs. Alvina Custard of Widlow Lake reportedly owns a Civil War saddle with a bullet hole in its side. She is said to be 75 years old and the item notes the saddle’s wartime use. The Evening Huronite offers payment for each accepted Did You Know contribution and directs contributors to the Huronite office after publication.
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Alvina
Widlow Lake
Editere
Rifle Colo Men Squelch Petticoat Ballot Challenge
In Rifle Colorado voters rejected a women candidates slate while Green Top Missouri and Urbandale Iowa elected women to multiple offices. Amid early results Edith Pearce mayors Green Top keeps pace with a female-led Urbandale council and trustees tally. Washington coverage notes Roosevelt relief plans and tax programs, with debates on injunctions and holding company regulation.
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Colo
Kansas City
Ewa
Rifle
Calo
Green Top
Des Moines
Cowtown
Rifle Beautifull
Barty
Edith Pearce
Missouri
Urbandale
Moberly
Rifle Inte
Etea Davidson
Frank Rogers
Parti
Se Victor
Mami
Rain Washes Out Warning to Thief in Greenville
A strange warning left by a thief is erased by rain. A chalk skull and crossbones appeared on a home with the message Beware of the plan. By morning, five prize hens were gone, and the ominous sign disappeared as rain fell.
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Greenville
S. C
Taylor
Mexican train bombing kills eighteen and injures others
A bombing on the Vera Cruz to Mexico City train near Paso Del Macho left 18 dead and 18 injured. Five federal and Vera Cruz state agencies opened an investigation to identify those responsible. Officials showed caution on motives, with unofficial word pointing to political aims targeting candidate Eduardo Hernandez Chazaro, who survived with another candidate.
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Linus
Cal
Eduardo Hernandes Chazaro
Hernando Chozare
Government Party
Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz Povernorship In Last Suday's Primaries. He and Francisco Ocht Zimudio
Christopherson Boosts Farm Act in Plausible Campaign Speech
MITCHELL April. Christopherson of Linus Falls, Republican candidate for United States senator, endorsed a plan to balance farm production and demand. He backed scrap of the invalidated AAA and soil conservation acts, urged crop diversification, tariff adjustments, and favored tax relief on farm products to raise farmer incomes amid market disparities.
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Washington
Roelief
Roosevelt
House Committee
Harry L. Hopkins
House Ways and Means Committee
Gientad
Mitchell
CA. Christopherson
Linus Falls
Republica
United States
Vic Tam
Continunce of Mild Weather Reported in Huron Area
Weather officials forecast a mostly cloudy week with mild temperatures in Huron and vicinity. Colder Thursday is possible but temperatures are not expected to drop sharply. light showers could occur, and today remained among the warmest in the week with highs near recent records.
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Huron
Buyea
Hureti
BR. Laskeei
Services Tomorrow For Marilyn Miller
The funeral of Marilyn Miller a stage and screen star who died yesterday will be at 1 30 p m tomorrow at St Bartholomew s Episcopal Church The Rev Dr George Paull P Sargent rector will officiate Burial will be at Woodlawn Cemetery in New York City
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Marilyn Miller
New York
Stage
Snon
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
George Paull P. Sargent
Woodlawn Cemetery
Weather outlook for Huron and vicinity
Weather note reports tonight and Thursday will be cold with colder conditions in the northern portions. South Dakota forecasts indicate mostly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday, with strengthening cold air moving south and east.
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Huron
South Dakota
District Organization Work Completed in Benda County
District organization for Soil Conservation Act in Benda County finished yesterday with two districts. Milford Barret district lists P. G. Glanzer as chairman with Math and Glanzer and Joe B. Walter, all of Carpenter. Nance Honills Altoona district shows Harry H. Martens as chairman with Walter Morse, Bonilla, and Fred H. Payne, Hitchcock.
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Benda County
Milford-Barret
P. G. Glanzer
Math
Glanzer
Joe B. Walter
Carpenter
Nance Honills-Altoona
Harry H. Martens
Wessington
Walter Morse
Bonilla
Fred H. Payne
Hitchcock
Behind: The News and Morgenthau Tax Hearings
Washington April reports Morgenthau's health improving as tax hearings near conclusion. The piece notes campaign strategy, the absence of the general during pivotal stages, and insiders' view that the fight centers on a tax plan linking wealth sharing and corporation form.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Housa
Georgia
Autemig
Roosevelt
Sind Morgenthau
Child Is Born On City Street In St Louis
A young girl gave birth on a city street late Tuesday near a street intersection. A nearby resident aided mother and newborn, both taken to a hospital. doctors said both would recover. The girl claimed her husband died about six months ago.
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ST. Louis
April
Louise Snyder
Mags
Theity Hospital
Bots
Tragedy Aboard Sun Racer Leaves Eleven Dead
Uniontown reporters and investigators probe the Sun Racer crash on Chestnut Ridge to determine its cause after 11 were killed and three injured. Survivors Nellie Granger Meyer Ellenstein Challinor show good recovery prospects as officials prepare a public hearing in Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Uniontown
Uni
W. W. Schroeder
Department of Commerce
Nod Western
mnis-Milligan
Department of Cominvestieale
Uniontown Vna
Pittsburgh
Tronfoun
Dartors
Nellie Granger
Meyer C. Ellenstein
Newark
K. I. Andr
Miss Granger
Nsus
Military Academy
Doo
Grove City
Valley Forges
Crawford ‘Kelly
McKeesport
Valley Forge
Robert G. Evans
Wayne
Stanley "Fe Bayersdorfer
Steubenville
Mother and Two Children Die in Pond Coasting Accident
In Wausau County near Wexauwega Wisconsin a mother Mrs Edward Ponto and her two sons Edgar 16 and Ralph 14 drowned after breaking through thin ice while sledding on a pond three miles south of the town. The father who tried to rescue them was left in shock and exposure.
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Wexauwega
Wis
Edward Ponto
Edgar
Ralph
Ponto
County Board Continues Session With Routine Business
County commissioners stayed in session today handling routine matters. They expect to conclude the April session tomorrow afternoon or evening. A low bid of 260.15 was received for a gasoline driven lawn mower to be used at the courthouse lawn, with four other bids listed.
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Board of County Commissioners
Six States Facing New Menace From Swollen Streams
A flood crisis stretches across about six southern states from Georgia to Tennessee, as swollen streams endanger towns like Gainesville and Tupelo. The disaster has caused hundreds of evacuations, dozens of deaths, and widespread property damage. WPA funds totaling millions were allotted for relief and rebuilding efforts, with Georgia and Mississippi receiving over a million each and several states sharing hundreds of thousands. Local towns mobilize Red Cross aid, cleanup, and reconstruction as weather authorities anticipate temporary relief.
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Gainesville
Gainngville
Tupelo
Miss
Ginn Jrs
Strivkn
Inp
Roosevelt
UF Seok
Tenneson
Barlow
Ohio River
Patuenh
Mississippi
Alabama
Ceara
Carolinas
Chattasoochee
West Point
Gay Swere
Red Cross
Burrouths
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Georegia
South Carolina
Arkansas
Nanny
Tennessee Valley Authority
Usat Mill Center
Norris
Tenn
Washington
Doomed Convict To Get New Trial In Wyoming
DOOMED convict Jim Vines, 42, of Gillette, after more than a year in Rawlins death house, is held in Crook County jail awaiting a second trial on first degree murder and burglary of Loula J. Schiller, a 63 year old Hulett bachelor. Convicted in May 1923 and sentenced to hang, he was granted a new trial by the Wyoming Supreme Court this spring. The second trial likely opens in the May term unless a venue change is granted.
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Sundance
Wyc
Wyoming
Rawlins
Jim Vines
Gillette
Wyo
Crook County
Loula J. Schiller
Hulett
Bachelor-Miller
Vines
Wyoming State Supreme Court
Rodney Guthrie
Highway bids open for 26 projects at Pierre
The state Highway Commission announced bids will be opened April 21 in Pierre for 26 road projects. About 18 miles of surfacing 78 miles of grading 15 miles roadside improvements five bridges three overcrossings and many box culverts are planned with an estimated cost around 7,000,000.
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Mips
Pierre
State Highway ) Commission
Donteactora
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Taher
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