House Agriculture Committee Drafts Farm Relief Measure
Washington April 12 President Hoover will review a farm relief bill drafted by the House Agriculture Committee as the special session nears. A subcommittee will seek Hyde’s opinion on its working, with changes possible to align to the president’s views. The bill opens the session’s debate on farm relief and signals a broader agricultural program debate to follow.
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Washington
Hoover
House Agriculture Committee
House
Congress
Senate
Hyde
White House
Szriculture Committee
Representative Fort
Republican
New Jersey
Texas
Fort
Great Lakes
Iroquois Woman Nina Rounds Dies in Hur on
Mrs Nina Rounds 41 died this morning at Hur on hospital after ten days illness and failed operation. She was a longtime Iroquois resident daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Moore. Survived by two daughters Doris and another married daughter in Beadle county and a brother. Funeral plans not yet set. Body brought from Huron. Guclingham Palace details irrelevant to this obituary.
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Iroquois
Nina Rounds
Huron
Rounds
Doris Rounds
Beadle County
China Martial Law in Canton Suppresses Radicals
Canton China April 12 More than a thousand alleged radicals were attacked by machine guns in a Canton campaign to stamp out communism. Twenty Sun Yat Sen University students were arrested court martialed and shot amid tension from Canton declaring independence from the Kwangsi military clique and martial law with troops patrolling streets.
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Canton
China
Sun Yat Sen University
Kwangtung
Rebels Start Guerilla War in Chihuahua Mountains
In Juarez April 12 rebels with 2000 men under General Marcelo Carayco begin guerrilla operations in the western Chihuahua highlands, while General Juan A. Almazan leads about 7000 loyalists toward Juarez to halt the insurgents. Separate reports place insurgent supreme commander General J Gonzalo Escobar preparing another attack on Naco, Sonora. In El Paso about 500 Fort Bliss soldiers march to Bachlita New Mexico with 150 cavalry to safeguard border lives and property, a six day planned march under Brig. Gen. George Van Horn Masey.
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Juarez
Mexico
Chihuahua
Marcelo Carayco
Ehthuahwa
Pearson
Pulpito Pag
Sierra Madera
Juan A. Almazan
Stillas
Chihuahua City
Almazan
Chinuahua
Rebela
Pulpilo
Sonora
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Tansa Hig
Naco
EL Paso
Tex
Fort Bass
Bachlta
N. M
Arizona- Mexico
7Th Cavalry
Hachila
George van Horn Masely
Fort Bliss
Huron Pythians to Knight 20 at District Meeting
The Huron Pythians will Knight 20 candidates at a district meeting hosted by Syracuse Lodge 16 Monday night. Tra Clark of Minneapolis and Charles A. Russell of Aberdeen will be principal speakers after initiation. Delegations from Sioux Falls Aberdeen Packer Wildwood Lake and Mitchell attend.
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Pythias Lodge
Syracuse Lodge 16
Tra Clark
Minneapolis
Charles A. Russell
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Aberdean
Packer
Wildw Lake
Mitchell
Leviathan's Liquor Sparks Debate Over At Sea Service
Washington officials and observers expect Congress to discuss whether American vessels may serve liquor at sea after Leviathan’s change of policy. The liner would stay dry eastbound and wet on return, with liquor limited to medicinal stock under federal permits within three miles of shore. Prohibition officials note the vessel cannot legally possess or serve liquor without such permits, and will take action through their duties.
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Washington
Congress
Levriathan
Shiping Board
Public Relations Department
United States Lines
United States
Doran
The
Prohibition Bureau
Hia Duteau
Sober When Jailed Pair Drunk In Spencer Iowa
In Spencer Iowa Harry Nelson and Read Welch were jailed on burglary investigations. While in the jail lobby they were allowed liberty and found 200 gallon tins of confiscated alcohol. They attached tools to open a tin and drank liquor, leading to a 30 day sentence from Mayor E Bender acting as justice of the peace.
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Spencer
Iowa
Harry Nelson
Read” Welch
Emmetsburg
Clay County
E. Bender
Marion Talley to Quit Singing
New York April 12 Marion Talley youthful Metropolitan Opera star plans retirement to a farm after a meteoric rise earning about 510000 in three years. At 23 she says her retirement will be permanent and she will sing no operatic appearances again. Her last concert is in Cleveland May 4 performing Lucia before the Metropolitan engagement ends.
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New York
Marion Talley
Metropolitan Opera
California
Colorado
Cleveland
Metropolitan
Carpenter Farmer Hurt by Colt Near Carpenter
A three year old farmer from near Carpenter was dismissed from a local hospital after being brought in with a dislocated left shoulder. The injury occurred when a colt reared up and struck him while being hitched.
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Carpenter Farmer
Earl Smith
Carpenter
Popularity Contest Bites At Roarin Gulch Crowds
Edith Smith leads by a narrow margin in the American Legion Miss Huron contest with 20 590 votes just ahead of yesterday’s leader Rama McDonald who has 20 490. Doris Jones 20 250 and other contenders follow as two days remain before Saturday’s festival finale. A drum and bugle corps parade, street concert, casino games, merchandise stands, a dance and other attractions fill the Roarin Gulch event at the Fair Grounds tonight and tomorrow.
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American Legion
Edith Smith
Rma
McDonald
Doris Jones
Miss Jones
Margaret Camp
Sarah Ramer
Lucille Sanderson
Helen Hustad
Dolly Hennig
Roarin’ Gulch
William Reaves
Legion Hall
German Cabinet Refuses Trotzky Admission
Berlin April 1 The cabinet today refused Leon Trotzky former Soviet leader now in exile in Turkey admission to Germany.
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Berlin
Leon Trotzky
Turkey
Germany
Lowell Graham Sentenced to Seven Months in Penitentiary
Lowell Graham will be taken to Sioux Falls by Deputy Sheriff A J Larsen on Saturday to begin a seven month term for wife desertion after pleading guilty before Circuit Judge Altram Taylor.
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Graham
Sioux Falls
A. J. Larsen
Altram Taylor
Catholic School to Rise Here This Summer
On Easter Sunday 32 years ago Father Desmond came to Huron to lead St. Martin's parish and now a parochial school, church, and parish house are planned with contracts valued at 83 000. Walsh says 41 000 raised, start after 50 000, finish by October 1. Nearly 200 pupils expected, eight grades, future high school. 12 sisters to teach. Non members have given 5 000 plus, with further pledges anticipated.
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Huron
de Smet
St. Martin's
Monsignor Desmond
H. CG. Walsh
Walsh
Oregon and
Town Avenues
Fifth
Water Tower Park
Eba Presett
Tis
Northwest
Presentation Order
Aberdeen
Forces Appreciation
Catholic Church
Mr. Walsh
George C. Hunt
Calmenson names new Huron store manager
Harlyn Hedblom, long time Calmenson Clothing employee in Aberdeen, will leave May 1 to manage the new Calmenson store in Huron. A Cen tral High School and St Olaf alum, he is married with one son. The Buckingham Palace servant staff totals about 254 men and mail servants, with 66 housemaids and an executive team.
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Aberde &N
Harlyn HL Headteom
Calmenson Clothing Company
Aberdeen
Huron
Calmenson
Hedblom
Central High School
St. Olaf
Glaars Blake
Schol
Buckingham Palace
Curtis Marry Suggestion Highlights Social Status Debate
Washington April 12 The vice president received many letters urging him to marry to boost his sister Mrs Edward Everett Gang’s social standing. Curtis remained amused and dismissed the idea as easier said than done, while now with equal recognition for his sister at official dinners, he reflects on his initial outspoken stance and the stir it caused.
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Washington
Curtis
State Department
Edward Everett Gang
Kellogg
Charles Cura
Louisiana Impeachment Proceedings Move Forward Against Huey Long
In Baton Rouge on April 12 the impeachment lawmakers consider charges of misuse of public funds and carrying concealed weapons by Governor Huey P. Long. They announce readiness to begin testimony on count seven alleging militia use to loot private property during gambling raids. Senate prepares procedures for trial after April 22. A separate count accuses Long of trying to control the public school system by usurping school board powers.
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Senate High Trial Court
House
Long
Workers Quiet On Arbor Day In Huron
Old Sel returned to spur Arbor Day events but snow dampened activity in city and countryside. The planned observance included a Labor Temple program at 7 o clock with AL Ford discussing suitable trees and shelter belt planting and G R McArthur addressing city beautification. Two reels of fishing film to follow at Lyric theatre.
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Sel
Nebraska
Huron Izaak Waltons
Labor Temple
AL. Ford
Weather brief for South Dakota with cloudy periods
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with rising temperatures. Forecasters note scattered clouds and warmer conditions across the region, with no significant precipitation expected.
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Haven
Plane sighting finds Kingsford Smith four lost fliers
Canberra reports locating the Southern Cross crew Captain Kingsford Smith pilot Ulm navigator Litchfield and radio operator McWilliam in a remote Northwest Australia region after a forced down. Food dropped to sustain the group as rescue efforts follow. Anderson remains missing near Newcastle Waters.
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Charles Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Canberra
Darwin
Northern Territory
California
Australia
Holden
Port George Mission Station
Prince Regest
Derby
Kingford-Smith
Wyndham
Sydney
Syiatora
Roald Amundsen
Anbberto Nobile
Keith Anderson
Suncay
Wealland
Widgeon
Kingsford-South
Charles T. Ulm
Hawaii
Litchfield
McWilliam
Bert Hinkler
England
Cheerio
Mother Finds Clues In 14 Year Search For Son
Sioux City papers reveal court records showing John Wesley Sutton pleaded guilty to breaking and entering in Sloan Iowa in 1915 and was sentenced to 10 years in the Anamosa reformatory. Mrs. Sutton of Boone Iowa, now 75, plans to continue seeking her son.
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Sioux City
LE. Sutton
Boone
Iowa
John Wesley Sutton
Sloan
Anamosa
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