Hagood Returns to Active Duty in Sixth Corps Area
Washington April 13 Major General Johnson Hagood was restored to active duty in command of the Sixth Corps area at Chicago effective May 2. He replaces Major General Frank B. McCoy. McCoy moves to command the Second Corps area in New York. Hagood, the third highest ranking officer, conferred with President Roosevelt twice at the White House. The move follows Hagood’s earlier criticism of WEA money and stage money and comes amid planned maneuvers in the Midwest region. Hagood has about 14 months to reach retirement age but may retire earlier with full pay. A three month leave appears likely as a decision on his future duties is made.
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Quiet Prevails In Strike Zone at Sioux Falls Plant
Sioux Falls April reports state John Morsell and Co packing plant work stoppage extends beyond a year as 80 plus officers stand by. No pickets at start of day. police promise action if crowds reform. Union figure Sam Toedell released under $100 bond. E R Evans held on vagrancy with potential jury trial requested.
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John Morsell and Co
Areua
Chiek Henry Morsted Gald
Sam Toedell
Union Busines
Liberty
E.R Evans
Atachey
Did You Know John A Kleinsasser Lives Across States
Did You Know reveals John A Kleinsasser once Beadle County resident now in California with 12 children four living in South Dakota and four in California while touring Oklahoma. The Evening Huronite offers this note for 35 cents with a request to call the Huronite office after publication to contribute.
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Formarly Beadle County
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South Dakota
Oklahoma
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Lem
Hurontte
Disciplined WPA Critic Restored to Active Duty in Chicago
A disciplined WPA critic was ordered back to active duty to command the Sixth Corps Area in Chicago. The move follows criticism of WPA funding labeled as State Money and stems from Wood's removal from command of the Eighth Corps Area.
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WPA
New Income Tax Nets 77085.62 in South Dakota
Pierre April 13 Receipts from South Dakota s new net income tax in the first ten days after the March 31 deadline were reported today by Tax Director W C Welsh at 77085 82 on agro which will be increased considerably by later payments The returns due at the end of March were for only the last half of 1835 since the law did not operate until last July 1 Paid returns recorded through April 5657 out of about 75000 reports filed this years receipts will be reduced by full exemptions on half year payments Welsh listed items with approximations which will augment the present collection Additional tax estimated at 315000 to be paid on or before Sept 30 by taxpayers who paid only half the amount March 31 About 400 extensions of time granted for filing returns About 350 firms will file on basis of fiscal year Welsh said about 5500 credit was taken by income taxpayers on taxes paid under the chain store tax law The total receipts will be increased by late returns received daily
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South Dakota
W. C. Welsh
Fertilizer Trust Inquiry Under Way in Washington
Justice department inquiry was ordered to determine if a fertilizer trust exists harming farmers. Assistant Attorney General John Dickinson said the investigation follows Representative Tarver’s claim that farmers are being robbed of millions annually. Tarver alleged an agreement restrains trade among fertilizer manufacturers. A House subcommittee was told farmers use 9.25 billion dollars worth of fertilizer annually.
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Huron Pays Honor to State Debate Champions
Huron High School celebrated its Tigers after winning the 1936 state debate championship at Sioux Falls. Ross Oviatt and Don Schrader led the team with unanimous decisions, securing a national berth in Oklahoma City. Schrader also placed top in extemporaneous, with Oviatt winning ex tempore, while Schrader may enter oratory at the national meet.
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Okls
Sioux’ Falls
Lnst
Cleveland
Sioux Falls
Schrader
Huron
Oviatt
Edward “VII
George McCarthy
State College
John Boland
Rapid City
Waron Sentry
Sioux ‘Falls
Kyle Fosrumn
Pierre
Oratory
Viro Sue
South Dakota
Huron Jinx Dogs Sioux Falls Debating Upset Highlighted
Huron High School debaters Ross Ovinttr and Don Schrader defeated Sioux Falls defending state and national champions in the state high school debate tournament. Huron’s basketball squad had a surprising upset to win the state title, while Kyle Fossum of Pierre won the oratory championship.
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en _Huron
Ross Ovinttr
Don Schrader
Sioux, Falls
Anals
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voHturon
Reutter
Oratory
Kyle Fossum
Pierre
Soil Conservation Officers Elected in Beadle County
County meeting at the courthouse set up machinery for enforcing the new soil conservation act. Fisher of Wellington was named president with Martin as vice president Ladd as secretary and Wiedenman treasurer. Bateman and Madden join as county committee members to administer the act with training for county committeemen and directors from Bendles County Soil Conservation Association observing.
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Hom. Fisher
Wellington
E. F. Martin
Cavour
L. L. Ladd
H. M. Wiedenman
Ironquois
Fisher
Martin
Walter Bateman
Vincent Madden
Beadle County
Ladd
Bendles
Unsettled Weather Tonight Through Tuesday in Huron Vicinity
A unsettled pattern is forecast for tonight and Tuesday across Huron and vicinity with warmer conditions tonight followed by cooler temperatures Tuesday. South Dakota shows a similar unsettled trend with slightly warmer conditions in the far east and cooler readings in the western areas.
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South Dakota
Watrese
Italians Gain Ground Around Lake Tana and Addis Ababa
Italian forces in East Africa report advances along the Lake Tana shore as they seize the Gorgora peninsula and push toward the Ethiopian capital. Ethiopian resistance reportedly defeats a small Oasis force, while Haile Selassie shifts 300000 troops north. Diplomacy meanwhile centers on wartime rule violations and retaliation. In Manchuria, Mongol officials including the Hsingan governor are arrested on espionage charges by Manchoukuo authorities.
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Associated Press
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East Africa
Lake Tuna
Ethiopia
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Tallon
Badogln
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Gorgora
Haile” Selassie
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Italy
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Haile Selassie
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Farm Conference Opens Tomorrow in Sioux City
Eight state agricultural conference opens tomorrow at Sioux City under chamber of commerce sponsorship. Recommendations will urge federal action to curb farm product imports to protect U S prices. Attendees include governors, agricultural college reps, farm group leaders, and Secretary Wallace is invited.
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Moline
Talk on Marvin Hughitt by Judge Rox at Beadle County Society
A review talk on Marvin Hughitt founder of the planer railroad will be given by Judge Rox tonight at the Beadle County Historical Society meeting in the county courthouse court room. The session is open to the public. Also noted Earthquake felt in Manila and Samara region caused panic among Easter worshippers with church doors jolted and shocks reported on multiple islands.
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Planear Railroad
Rox
Beadle County
Manila
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Samara
Fragmented Budget Hearings Mention Large Contingent Funds
The report records tax hearing testimony about fiscal year obligations and leftover funds. It notes a possible July 1 rollover of about 128 million and Roosevelt era reserve figures, with references to a relief amount around 806 million and other unseen allocations.
Clues in Titterton Slaying Persist at Funeral
Detectives questioned funeral attendees for possible witnesses to the murder of Nancy Evans Titterton, focusing on two unidentified men described as tall and imposing, and stocky with coarse features. No direct link established, but investigations continue.
Work to Rescue Trapped Miners
Scores of miners labored today to free three Toronto men trapped by a rockfall in the Moose River Gold Mine last night. J P Messarvey, province chief inspector of mines, directed efforts from Haliface airfield 75 miles away as hopes lingered that R H Magill, D E Robertson, and Alfred Scadding found shelter in another underground passage after the 380 foot level collapse. Magill and Robertson held half interest in the mine. Scadding is their timekeeper. The surgeon arrived from Toronto Saturday night.
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Moose River
J. P. Messarvey
Province
Haliface
R. H. Magill
Toronto
D. E. Robertson
Alfred Scadding
Magill
Dr. Robertson
Scadding
Mystery surrounds death of violinist's wife in NRW York
Detectives investigated the death of Mrs. Raphack-Galendo, wife of renowned violinist, in a gas-filled kitchen of their apartment in NRW York. The couple's two children, Raphael and Emily, were present as authorities pursued leads today.
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Illinois and Nebraska primaries draw national attention
The Illinois and Nebraska primaries rise as key early tests in the presidential race. Roosevelt seeks to outline the New Deal path with a Baltimore rally and nationwide radio hookup while Knox and Borah duel for Republican delegates. Polls show varied expectations as voters prepare to cast ballots and leaders push for strong turnout.
NYA Checks To Be Distributed In Beadle County
County welfare director today announced National Youth Administration checks for youths receiving aid would be ready for distribution tomorrow. About 100 checks were received today and will be handed out by Mr Modbery at the courthouse third floor office. Elsel plant booms La Grange Ill April 13
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Tonn
Modbery
Natonal
Beadle County
Mx Modbory
Engineer Drunk Crew Member Killed in Train Derailment
A freight train derailed near Moscow while rushing around a curve today, killing one engineer and injuring several crew members. Five crew members died and others were injured in the incident, with authorities investigating the factors leading to the derailment.
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