Pensions Surge Across Seventeen States Under Security Plan
More than 100,000 men and women in seventeen states are already drawing federal state old age pension checks three months after the Security Act implementation. The survey shows rapid uptake, varied state approaches, and broad support despite criticism that benefits may be too small. Ohio and Michigan lead in beneficiaries as federal funds begin flowing to more states.
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Marsh
United States
Ohio
Colorado
Massachusetts
Alabama
Delaware
District of Columbia
Idaho
Iawa
Maine
Avyland
Michian
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
Wromlus
Arkansas
Connecticut
Minnesota
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Utah
Kosag
Kansas
New York
New York City
Federal Social Security Board
Indiana
Michigan
Wyoming
Detroit
Townsendies
Maryland
Waki’ington
Townsend
Ole 7Evie
Issouri
Michigan Aryland
Ermont
Radio Features Timer mt RADOLAN schedule
New York April 13 radio feature details a Liberty bell toll for an emergency peace drive on WIZ NEC April 21 with Mayer Davis Wilson tapping the bell in Philadelphia. Washington programs feature Mrs F R Roosevelt George Lansbury and Kirby Page. Evening listings include WEAF WEAF WB I programs and Roosevelt address with a day agenda of music talks and sporting events.
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New York
Liberty Bells
Wiz-Nec
Mayer
Davis Wilson
Philadelphia
Washington
F. 3. Roosevelt
George Lansbury
British Labor Party
Kirby Page
WIJZ
NBC
J. J. Boylan
Thomas
WEAF
WABC
CBS
WMCA
Intercity
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Connie Gates
T-Hammerstein Music Hall
Romberg
Barrymore
Fisk
Wabc-Cbs
Ted Husing
Guy Lombardo
Pick
Pat
Fay Wray
Lee Trasy
Henry Halsed
Wiz-Nac
Fibber McGew
Molly
Pickens
Morton Downey
Wisconsin
Aslé
Harold Stern
Easter Services Held at Wessington and Lake Preston
Easter services opened with Sunrise service and breakfast at 6 40 a m by the 4 L Society of the Congregational Church followed by a devotional hour and dining room breakfast. Luther League conducted a similar service led by Arnold Eldalying with Warren Oztroot Ruth Matson Selma and Alice Hedberg in music. About 50 youths attended the breakfast and large congregations filled all churches with special music programs.
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Wessington
Lake Preston
Denver bound Lorenz sisters leave after week visit
Mae Lorenz and sister Eva Me Guire departed Saturday for Denver after a week with their parents Mr and Mrs James McGuire and relatives. The note mentions special orders in 105 and refers to the McGuire family as part of the visit.
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Denver Wayland
Mre
Mae’ Lorenz
Eva Me
Guire
Denver
James McGuire
Open Forum on Huron Utilities and Electric Rates
In a Saturday issue letter, a Huron candidate defends electric rate reform against claims about water rates and the manager plan. The writer cites December 1935 bills showing high per KWH charges, urging residents and merchants to oppose the power company’s pricing while backing utility relief measures and a lower minimum charge.
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Rowe
Huron
Bowe
Merchants of
Sioys
Delaware Corporation
Housewives of
Power Company
Aged Crandon Resident Dies After Illness
CRANDON April 13 Special Gus tav Bilkemeier 72 died at his home northeast of here Friday afternoon after two months of liver and heart complications. Born in Germany he pioneered in this territory in 188%. Surviving wife and four sons Carl Crandon Lewis Milwaukee Herbert Tacoma Clarence Tulare Funeral services were in Tulare Sunday afternoon with Rev Mr Bertsman Evangelical Lutheran Church in charge.
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Crandon
Gustav Bilkemeier
Here
Germany
Carl
Lewis
Milwaukee
Herbert
Tacomia
Clarence
Tularei
Tulare
Bertsman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Early Pioneer of Lake Preston Dies
Mrs. Simon Peterson, an early Lake Preston settler who homesteaded in 1883, died at 79 in Bradenton with daughter Mrs. Carl DeLong. Funeral at Lutheran Church Tuesday with burial in Lake Preston Cemetery. Survived by daughter and son Severon Peterson of Lake Preston.
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Lake Preston
Simon ‘Peterson
Carl DeLong
Bradley
Lutheran Church
Severon Peterson
Pneumonia Fatal to Pioneer at Redfield
Mrs. Lina Baker aged 74 died Saturday morning from pneumonia in Redfield. A Wisconsin native who moved to Redfield nearly 40 years ago she leaves two sons Morse of Redfield and Lloyd of Fergus Falls Minnesota and a sister Mrs Kiser of Aberdeen. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist Church with Rev R G Minkler officiating.
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Redfield
Lina Baker
Wisconsin
Morse
Lloyd
Fergus Falls
Minn
Aberdeen
Kiser
Methodist
R. G. Minkler
Miller Churches Observe Easter in Miller
Easter services marked the day in Miller churches with communion at Trinity Lutheran baptism at the Methodist Church and high mass at St Anns Catholic. The Presbyterian choir of 18 voices led Easter music assisted by organ and piano, a violin duet featured in offertory, and new vestments were dedicated by Lutheran and Presbyterian choirs during services.
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Evelyn Mitchell
Aubrey Fitzgerald
Presbyterian Church
Wayland Woman Hosts Study Club Meeting
The Woman's Study Club of Weasington Wayland hosted by Mrs. Alice Byers held its April gathering with Music Week planned. The committee included Mrs. S Buttum Mrs. G Byers and Mrs Hultman. Papers by Mrs. Fred Bowen and Mrs Wheelock were read. A gift shower honored Mrs. Solan and Cora Andrian won a crossword contest.
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Wayland
Woman's Study Club
Weasington
Alice Byers
Byers
Corminites
S. Buttum
G. Byers
Hultman
Easter Services Held at Preston and Wellington
Easter services were held in Preston and Wellington with programs at each church. The Presbyterian Church staged a Sunday school program and an elaborate Pageant on the life of Christ, featuring music by the choir. A note on geography references the Great Rift of Africa, stretching from Palestine southward about 560 miles.
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Preston
Wellington
Church of Christ
Presbyterian ‘Church
Christ
Great Rift of
Africa
Palestine
The Lone Wolf Returns on New York Jewel Heist Night
A debonair thief from Europe targets New York jewel owners in a moving screen adventure. The Lone Wolf infiltrates a masquerade party, wins a hostess’s affection, and the missing jewels spiral into a high stakes plot with romance and suspense. The State Theatre screens The Lone Wolf Returns for three days while Huron features Rose Marie and The Bohemian Girl in rotation.
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Lewis Joseph Vance
New York
Europe
Lone Wolf
Escard
Mulvyn
Douglas
Gail Patrick
Tal Birell
State Theatre
Huron
Rose Marie
Nelson Eddy
Jeannette MacDonald
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Service Star
By C. E. Butterfield
WEAS
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Music Guild
Geo. Hall Orchestra
Giants
Dodgers
Alexander Cores
Wiz-NaCc
National Catholic Education Associaton
National Tuberculosis and Health’, Association
Am Ordes
Voltaire
Ariz’s Studios
Huron College Choir
Victor Herbert
Comic Opera College
Lengstad
Np Comics
Laurel and Hardy
Gypsy Band
Rose Mopic
Ladrel & Hardy
Bohering
Flation
Melvyn
Gail Douglas Patrick Tara Birett
Fen
Clara Barry
Radio Ramblers
All Witness
Streetsines
RD. Company, Inc
40Th Street
Sam Earehonae
Dan McT Rains
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