Cuba Grants Two Year Moratorium on Foreign Loans
Havana reports a two year moratorium on about 50 million dollars in loans from American and British houses. Officials say payments may end sooner if Cuba’s economy cannot sustain the burden. interest on bonds will be paid. An investigation of debt to Chase National Bank is ordered.
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Cuba
Carlos Mendieta
Treasury
Joaquin Martinez Saenz
Mendiels
Chase National Bank
Mendieta
Ramon Grou San Martin
Il Legiishate
Gerardo Machado
Speyer
Morgan
Recall Jameson In Cannon Trial
Edwin C. Jameson testifies in the trial of Bishop James Cannon Jr. as the government’s star witness, detailing a $55,300 contribution to sway Virginie and other states toward the Republicans. He asserts Cannon would use funds for legal ends, while the defense contends he had no instructions on disposition. HF Healey to follow on the stand.
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Washington
Edwin C. Jameson
South
al Smith
James Cannon
Robert H. McNeill
Southern Methodist Churchman
Star Witness
Jameson
Cannon
Virginie
Bishop Cannon
Ada L. Burroughs
HF. Healey
Green bug menaces wheat in Cloud county Kansas
A small green insect infestation threatens the wheat crop across Cloud county Kansas. Farmers report yellowing wheat as bugs multiply in expanding circles with hundreds clustering on a single stem. The description notes the bug resembles a housefly in size and appearance.
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Kansas
Concordia
Xan
Cloud County
Weather Across Waronw Vidaliy and South Dakota
Fair tonight with cooler conditions. Thursday will be fair with cooler highs. In South Dakota, fair conditions prevail with cooler southeast tonight, and a fair Thursday. western portions may see warmer instead.
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South Dakota
Warner
West
Kaas Attacks Demo Measures in Gubernatorial Campaign
Quo L. Kaas, veteran South Dakota politician from Britton, spoke at Daum's auditorium Tuesday night, opposing the gas tax diversion law and the gross income tax. He warned that returning Democrats to power in Pierre could raise the tax and end farmer refunds, noting only 27 percent of taxpayers file gross income tax returns. Kaas urged Republicans to nominate an experienced candidate, citing his four terms in the South Dakota Legislature and long career since 1896.
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Tere
Otto L. Kaas
Huron
Repub-Ican
Quo L. Kaas
Britton
Daum
Pierre
South Dakota
Democratic Party
Kaas
United States
McKinley
Minnesota
Inspector killed in Sioux City yard crash
George W. Hillebrand aged 45 a car inspector for the Chicago and North Western was instantly killed this morning when run over by a box car in the North Western switching yards at Sioux City.
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Sioux City
George ‘W. Hillebrand
Chicago and North Western System
I North Western
Severe Dust Storms Grips South Dakota and Regions
Dust storms blanketed eastern South Dakota and surrounding areas for a second day, darkening skies and driving winds up to 50 miles per hour. Huron, Sioux Falls, Pierre, Yankton, and Aberdeen reported heavy dust with occasional rain or mist, while Nebraska and North Dakota also faced reduced sun and drifting sand.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Yankton
Aberdeen
Allen Plans Get Acquainted Tour Through Eastern Counties
W C Allen of Aberdeen Republican gubernatorial hopeful will tour eastern counties starting tomorrow. He will meet residents in Minneka ga Nagy ton Union Yankton Moody Brookings Devel and Hamlin counties without speeches. William F Dunham 93 former North Dakotan and 1876 Dakota Territorial legislator died in Pasadena Cal.
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D. Pigrre
W. C. Allen
Aberdeen
Brooke Howell
Frederick
Howell
Minnenaga
Clay
Turner
Union
Yankton
Moody
Brookings
Devel
Hamlin
Dunham
Pasadena
Cal
William F. Dunham
North
Black Snow Falls During Dust Storm in Pipestone
Black snow fell in Pipestone Minnesota during an intensive dust storm. Store windows and cars were spat tered with mud as great clouds of dust filled the air and at times hid the sun before clearing briefly.
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Pipestone
Minn
Minnesota
Senate Adopts Tax Compromise
The Senate tentatively adopts a compromise on a 3 cent per pound domestic processing tax on imported coconut oil with an amendment to exempt 520 million pounds of Philippine coconut oil annually, but the exemption proposal is rejected.
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Washington
Senate
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Canova Bank Robbery Trial Opens Identifies Brune
April 11 in circuit court Judge Alva E. Taylor presided as Carl Lindbloom cashier of the Security State Bank of Canova, first witness, positively identified Jack Brune of Sioux Falls as a bandit in the Canova bank robbery last May. Lindbloom had earlier identified Brune while Brune was jailed on an assault charge. Trial began after jury selection, with expected continuation through Thursday night.
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Canova
Howard
Carl Lindbloom
Security State Bank of
Jack Brune
Sioux Falls
Canova Bank
Lindbloom
Brine
Minnehaha County
Eugene Green, Dillinger ally, dies in St Paul
Eugene Green once linked to John Dillinger and said to have helped him escape an apartment ten days earlier died in a St Paul hospital from gunshot wounds suffered while being captured by federal agents three days after the escape.
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Eugene Green
Dillinger
St, Paul
John Dillinger
Beadle County Primary Ballot Forecast Based On Registrations
Beadle County records show 6478 Republicans and 3816 Democrats among 10 294 electors. Auditors estimate 9900 Republican ballots 6900 Democratic and 1200 other ballots for the May 1 primary with a voter-registration tilt toward Republicans in most precincts.
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A. M. Fuller
Custer Township
Allen, Barcett
Belle Prairie
Carlyle
Fairfield
Lake Byron
Liberty
Milford
Richland
Virgil and
Wolsey
Auditor's Office
State Overdraft Rises in March Treasury Funds
South Dakota general fund overdraft rose to 312940.22 on March 31 from 248564.84 in February as receipts totaled 720581.34 and disbursements 284956.92. All funds under the treasurer stood at 7058730.26, up from 6864412.25, with March receipts 1733993.11 and disbursements 1539675.20.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Frank Siewert
Siewert
The News Behind the News Analysis of Roosevelt Budget
Washington reports the administration fears Congress will soon learn the true cost of the New Deal. Double entry in the treasury confuses the figures, while Senate doubts and Rainey’s remarks hint recovery costs may be higher than claimed. Budget gaps and spending delays suggest deficits near 4 to 6.4 billion, with income tax receipts running near projections but below expectations.
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Congress
Treasury Department
Senate
Treasury
Rainey
Roosevelt
Ickes
Republicans Cry Whitewash As Wirt Inquiry Narrowed
The U S House inquiry on Dr. William A. Wirt's charges narrows to Wirt and six dinner companions in Virginia and McLean Virginia. Republicans denounce the scope as a whitewash while Democrats predict the hearings end soon after Tuesday.
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Washington
William A. Wirt
Brain Trust
Gary
Ind
Virginia
Wirt
House Committee
Brain
Wheat Commission Tours Littoria Marsh Farms in Italy
The world wheat advisory commission visited Littoria farms in Italy after a subcommittee meeting on minor changes to the draft minimum export price agreement. Delegates traveled with agriculture ministry officials to the new city of Sabaudia where Bishop of Terracina blessed the Bells of Sabaudia church built on the Pontine marshes site.
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Rome
World Wheat Advisory Commission
Round
Littoria
Italy
Ministry of Agriculture
Terracina
Sabaudia
Pontine
Dorothy Wagness Buried At Miller Church
Funeral services for Dorothy Wangness six year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ben Wangness were held at a Catholic church with Rev Father Schilling in charge. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery. Survivors include the parents and six siblings Eleanor Francis Lucia Vincent Raphael and Daniel. Loadings at New York Central last week totaled 95695 compared with 101970 the prior week and 62 thousand a year ago.
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Miller Miller
Dorothy Wangness
Ben Wangness
Father Schilling
Eleanor
Francis
Lucia
Vincent
Raphael
Daniel
New York
New York Central
First Lady Denounces Reedsville Housing Scheme
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt refuted Dr. William A. Wirt's claim that the subsistence home stead project at Reedsville West Virginia is a communistic effort. She told newspaperwomen at the White House that the plan offers people a chance to earn their living and own homes and that private enterprises may establish similar communities with initial government capital.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William A. Wirt
Reedsville
W. Va
White House
Roosevelt
Five candidates declare platforms for Huron city race
Five contenders for city commissioner in Huron issued statements of platforms for the municipal election next Tuesday. A V Burger Gertrude A Null Dr I S Tschetter Dan Wagner and T C Youns prepared statements for publication while W L Wair incumbent regretted he could not due to business demands.
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Voters of
Huron
Huronite
A. V. Burger
Gertrude A. Null
Dr. I. S. Tschetter
Dan Wagner
T. C. Youns
W. L. Wair
Hot Springs Lawyer Seeks Lieutenant Governor Nomination
Clifton A Wilson Hot Springs attorney announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. He has represented Tall Ridge county in the state legislature for six years serving as chairman of the house committee in the first two sessions. Wilson was Fall River county state’s attorney for two terms and was a delegate to the 1928 Republican national convention. The nomination comes at the party convention after the primary.
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Hot Springs
State Post
Clifforn
Wilson
Tall Rigge County
Fall River County
Oats Seeding Progress Reported Across Iowa Regions
Government meteorologist Charles D. Reed reports oats seeding is well advanced in southern and western Iowa, with early plantings in southeast and south central counties. Barley sowing has begun and some farmers in chinch bug areas plan to switch from corn to soybeans and flax.
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Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Cron Bureau
Chinch Bug
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