Rhineland Crisis Dominates Geneva Talks
Paris asserts Rhineland fortifications as a possible response to German re militarization. Eden and De Madariaga heard France vow to pursue peace under League auspices while Britain weighs coordination with Germany and France. France’s collective security plan drew criticism at home and abroad, with calls for a final settlement and four month negotiations under the League.
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Service Friday at Grace Episcopal Church
A three hour Good Friday memorial service at Grace Episcopal Church will begin at noon with Rev. John Ward Smith preaching on the Seven Sayings of Our Suffering Savior. The program lists noon introductions and several reflections through 2:45 pm with choir music directed by Mrs. Frank Coffey. public invited.
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200-Inch Eye Nears End of Rail Journey
NEEDLES Calif April 7 The 20 inch eye destined to become the mirror for the Mount Palomar telescope neared the end of a cross country rail journey. It arrived at Needles last night after crossing the California line and was to reach San Bernardino tonight. The special train from Crone N Y carried the giant mirror to Lamanda Park unloading for the California Institute of Technology at Pasadena. There it will be ground and prepared for installation at the observatory.
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Plan Services for Good Friday Observance in Huron
Five Huron churches join in Good Friday services while others schedule events. Businesses close between 2 and 3 PM. Irish service at 2 PM at Methodist Episcopal Church features Rev. Trenerry preaching on The Wealth of Christianity. Grace Episcopal plans noon to 3 PM meditations on The Seven Lost Words from the Cross. Mt. Calvary Lutheran holds Holy Communion twice with German 10:30 AM and English 8 PM services. Rev. Mueller preaches Behold the Lamb of God. Catholic Mass not offered. Adoration of the Cross and Stations of the Cross occur. American Lutheran Church holds 3 PM Communion with sermon The Empty Cross. choir sings Go to Dark Gethsemane. Rev. Nelson assists this service.
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Phil Mueller
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Noble
Parnell Nelson
Wossington Springs
Did You Know Mrs Oscar Brewer’s 145 year old chests
Mrs Oscar Brewer of Woodsocket owns a small chest of drawers and another small chest about 145 years old. They are wooden, made by Jacob Jackson, a relative who fought at Brandywine in the Revolutionary War. The Evening Huronite will pay 2 cents for each accepted Did You Know item.
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Seek Identity of Unknown Waifs in Tornado District ATLANTA
Tornado victims in Atlanta include three unidentified waifs found in the streets. Authorities seek to identify them through friends or relatives as hospital doctors report one girl named Lillian by first name only. The children include a blonde baby with abdominal injuries and a ten year old with a head wound and unconscious status.
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Roosevelt Stops At Warm Springs On Flooded Georgia Train
President Roosevelt halted at Warm Springs Georgia while his presidential train crawled through flood damaged zones. Rain added to the bleak scene as he sought firsthand reports from relief officials on flood recovery efforts and rehabilitation funding. He planned to travel north tonight through northeast Georgia tornados. He would meet Georgia campaign leaders A B Lovett and Marion H Allen at his cottage.
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Floods Drive Hundreds From Low Areas Across South
Gainesville and Tupelo reel after storms as Ohio Mississippi and Tennessee river valleys flood lowlands. 70 families displaced in Chattanooga while Rome and West Point report temporary homelessness. Damages reach 100000 at Augusta as 183 dead in Tupelo are buried and TVA power and water service return toward normal.
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Thoughtful Firemen Save Washing in East Rochester
Firemen responded to a chimney fire near Purbush yard and skillfully saved a clothes line injury. They unhooked the washing and moved it to safety before tackling the blaze, earning appreciation for their prompt actions.
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Lemmon Men Buy State Coal Mine for 5500 Cash
Pierre April sale of South Dakota's Haynes coal mine to two Lemmon men for 5500 cash includes equipment and remaining coal. Coal mine commissioner Scanlan notes the state’s total investment nears 195000, with deficits likely after outstanding debt. Buyers plan to operate to recover remaining coal, amid decades of controversy since 1919.
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Clergymen Battle Religious Diploma Mills in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles an organized group of clergymen vows action against religious diploma mills after investigators reveal dubious credentials. Rev Isaac Ward leads the committee and says ministers will condemn pseudo churches selling Doctor of Divinity degrees for a small fee.
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Nellie Poorluck
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Joe Perrner
Brain trusters and secret thinking in Washington
The News Behind the News notes that brain trusters remain active in private clubs and homes, shaping a new economic philosophy away from politicians and the public. They prize privacy, speak in opaque language, and consider themselves superior thinkers beyond government scrutiny.
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Mayor Promises Bike If Police Fail To Find Theft
Minneapolis mayor Thomas E Latimer pledges a new bicycle to 16 year old Telegraph messenger Safey Pascioryik if police fail to recover Stanley's stolen wheel. The mayor plans to fund the replacement and suggests others may contribute as well.
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Zeppelin Hindenburg Given Permit to Fly Over France
Havas News Agency reports the German Zeppelin Hindenburg signaled grave engine difficulty and sought emergency authorization to fly over France on its maiden South American voyage. French authorities granted permission. earlier passage ignored French airspace due to late request. The craft instead planned a Mediterranean route, avoiding the Bay of Biscay.
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Oertli Is Given Four Year Term In Slaying Case
Lou Oertli, convicted of second degree manslaughter in the death of Guy Gilbert, was sentenced to four years in the state penitentiary. Judge Frank R. Fisher said the outcome should serve as an example and that society must be protected. Gilbert died February 17 after a February 14 drinking bout and injuries from a fall at 231 Frank Avenue Southeast.
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Weather for Huron and Vicinity Update
Weather bulletin for Huron and vicinity notes felt tonight and Friday warmer. South Dakota forecast indicates warmer Friday with extended warm spells tonight and tomorrow.
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Tuesday's Election in Illinois Now in Spotlight
Campaign managers of London and Knox claimed a Minnesota majority of uninstructed delegates to the Republican convention in Cleveland in June favored their candidate. Seven district conventions elected 14 delegates unpledged, with eight likely for Knox, four for Knox and two for Borah, and 12 of Minnesota's 22 votes expected to back Landon.
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Bomb attack targets Baltimore mayor’s home
Baltimore April reports an early morning blast at Mayor Howard W. Jackson’s residence. Explosive thrown from a passing automobile caused windows to break and a cellar-area fire, with the mayor awakened in bed and fleeing the room. Police found minor damage including broken windows and a one-foot-deep lawn hole.
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Air Clipper Starts on Hop to San Diego
The Pan American Hawaii Clipper, world’s largest airliner, departed Acapulco harbor at 6 06 am CST for San Diego on a trans Pacific route. Captain Edwin C Musick commanded the flight, aiming for San Francisco and future Pacific passenger service.
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