French Armament Appeal To Be Studied At Stresa
An Associated Press report from 1925 notes leaders from Britain France and Italy met at Stresa to discuss a French appeal on armaments and the response of the League of Nations. The conference explored Germany's repudiation of Versailles and how it affects European peace and collective security.
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Stresa
Associated Press
League of
League
Thaen
Banas Apm
Geneva
Germany
Mussolini
John Simon
Ran de Wv
Anthony Eden
Britis Jord
Moscow
Warsaw
Ating
Sir John A
Sir John
Belen
Simon
Quieri Z Solini
Flandin
Pierre Laeval
Feeneh
Futuice
France
Great Britain
Italy
Iar
Laval
Greek Rebels Sentenced in Salonika Trials
Greek rebels receive prison terms citywide with five officers given life in Salonika. Twelve others get shorter terms. In Athens court martial eight officers and four civilians receive sentences from two to twenty years. About 252 more prisoners face trial Monday before the martial court.
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Athens
Salonika
Weather Summary for South Dakota and Huron Vicinity
Generally fair tonight and Friday with slightly colder air in the extreme east. Temperatures rise tomorrow as conditions remain dry and clear. Local notes indicate fair skies in Huron and vicinity with a small temperature drop tonight followed by a gradual warmup Friday.
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South Dakota
Huron
Vicinity
Government Faces Task Of Creating Jobs In Heavily Populated Sections
Washington April 11 The Roosevelt administration outlines plans to employ 3.5 million jobless using a $1 billion relief fund with work in cities and rural projects. Officials aim to avoid large city camps and emphasize rapid, nationwide work in construction river projects and soil conservation. The bill allocates funds for education and city housing, with a goal to reach peak employment by mid November and spend the full fund by July 1936.
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Washington
Ruliel
Roosevelt
Papters
Scicles
Fanil Mor Ua
Do Wsing
Front Valley
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Paunt
Memphis
Contracts Miller Hand county 1021 applications for corn hog 1935
April 11 report notes Hand county received 1021 applications for corn hog contracts in 1935. Many claimants have combined multiple contracts so total land covered may exceed last year despite the smaller count.
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Hand County
Man Arrests After Car Collision in Morristown
Fragmentary report from Morristown notes a man struck a vehicle then caused a chain of events on the highway. The driver was arrested. Justice of the Peace Salny ordered Roach 20 days in detainment.
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Morristown
M. J
PeIt
Dasenh Setreyyth
Daniel Noneh
Oakley le Vanes
Roach
Justics
Salny
AAA to Make Full Payments to Drought Farmers
The AAA will provide full benefit payments to farmers in drought areas and allow up to 165 percent planting of base in affected counties. Secretary Wallang sets minimums for wheat contracts when planting would waste seed due to drought, with exemptions via county production control committees.
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AAA
Washington
Wallang
AAA Wheat Section
Senate Agriculture Panel Approves Silver Purchase Bill
The Senate Agriculture committee today approved a bill to inflation adjust currency by mandating a Wheeler silver purchase to create a metallic currency reserve of one part silver and three parts geld.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Waiver rules to be issued by Monday says FCA official
Senator Bulow and Governor Berry announced assurances from the Farm Credit Administration that new instructions for seed waivers would reach farmers by Monday. Farmers needing loans for more than seed should obtain waivers now to avoid delays, as exemptions apply only to seed loans. Grant Garwood said final guidance would take until Monday to circulate.
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Washington
Bulow
Berry
Farn
Credit Administration
M. Garwood
Farm Credit, Administration
Traiver
FCA
Garwood
Betty
No Action Taken At Political Meet
A city election endorsement meeting in the courthouse Farmers Assembly Room produced no action. Chairman E J Bowe stated the Business and Professional group’s candidate list, prepared with the Booster committee, was reviewed and deemed satisfactory. Qualifications of several candidates were discussed.
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Farmers Assembly
E. J. Bowe
Bowe
Mc. Bowe
Dust Storms Tighten Grip on the Southwest Abandon Acres
Dust storms sweep the Southwest causing widespread abandonment of wheat and other crops across Kansas Colorado Oklahoma and New Mexico. Government crop reports note zero condition in six Kansas counties and mass displacement with many families fleeing dust damaged regions.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Ible
Colorado
Okindana
Texas
New Mexico
Baca County
Walch
Baca
Welch
Stricker
Cimmarron
Oklahoma
Bara County
Union County
Garden City
Kan
Prichet
Colo
Recovery of Radicalism plan outlined by private committee
Washington April 1 The privately printed book Recovery of Radicalism outlines a swift shift toward a rightward economic recovery. It cites endorsements from Roosevelt advisers and a letter from Allie S Freed of New York. The plan urges fighting radicals, boosting durable goods, and amending the securities act to avert a radical crisis.
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Washington
Dorsements
Preal
Dent Roosevelt
Committee For Economic Recovery
Allie S. Freed
New York
Freed
Mr. Roosevelt
Townsend, Long, Coughlin
Upton Sinclair
Scoreboard On Huron Moisture Totals and Monthly Precipitation
A weather scoreboard notes total precipitation amounts for Huron with 2.59 inches of accumulation and month totals. It compares current year and month normals, projecting excess rainfall if no further precipitation occurs before midnight.
Roosevelt Plans Dust Storm Aid
President Franklin D. Roosevelt acknowledged dust storm damage and pledged to allocate as much as possible from the work relief fund. He noted soil conservation work and suggested possible first year and second year funding amounts while urging restraint on the final total. Secretary Wallace warned wind erosion would take years to solve despite possible improvements this year with normal rains.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
Wallace
Grasa
Trucks Banned From Gravel Roads In South Dakota
Pierre April 11 The South Dakota highway commission renewed and strengthened its order against trucks on graveled roads due to soft roadbeds All trucks must stay on graveled highways except emergency livestock feed loads over 142 tons may proceed Filling stations were asked to advise truckers The department reported many trunk highways passable but soft overall
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Pierre
South Dakota Highway Commission
Highway Department
Beadle County Seeding Delays Amid Heavy April Moisture
Beadle county farmers faced wet fields after heavy snow and rain raising April precipitation in Huron to 2.59 inches for the month, with moisture depth in the James river valley at 26 inches. Officials see continued planting time, noting favorable crop conditions statewide and improved business prospects for agriculture.
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James River Valley
Huron
Beadle County
Huron Ares
Furtitura
Joana
B. R. Laskowski
Laskowski
Otis
James River
Ragine Park Lake
Izaak Walton Island
Beadie County
Miller and Highmore
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
State College
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Yankton
Aberdeen and
Trace
Mitchell
Paul Mallos
Friends of the New Deal
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