Study Shift Of Relief Burden In Federal Aid Plan
Senator Byrnes said he surveyed state finances to see if federal relief should take a larger share of next year's costs. Governors provided some data on bonded indebtedness, but not enough for a firm conclusion. He noted states had reduced debt by federal aid and urged sponsors to fund a bigger share when able.
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Washington
Byrnes
South Carolina
Senate Appropriations Committee
Evernor
Robieson
Congress
Lncal
Auto financing firms agree to clear 6 percent ad claims
Washington April 13 leading auto makers and financiers signed agreements to end FTC complaints over advertising of 6 percent financing plans for car buyers. They will state that the cost is 6 percent of the total debt at purchase and acknowledge buyer payments often total 10 to 12 percent overall. Signatories include Nus Motors Chrysler Graham Paige Hudson Reo Fackard Commercial Credit Commercial Investment Universal Credit.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Nus Motors Company
Chrysler Corporation
Graham. Paige Motors Corporation
Hudson Motor Car Company
Reo Motor Car Company
Fackard Motor Car Company
Commercial Credit Company
Commercial Investment Trust Corporation
Universal Credit Corporation
Jefferson Memorial Debate Heats Over Type of Monument
The Jefferson Memorial Commission plans a Roman type temple on the Tidal Basin as the fifth point of a cross with the Washington Monument center, the Lincoln Memorial and the White House. Opponents warn such imperial Rome design would dwarf other landmarks and the $3,000,000 appropriation remains unsettled.
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Findus
Kernomas Jefferson
Jeffeson
University of Virginia
Jeferson
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
White House
Capital
Rome
JeMarson
Commission
Congress
P T A Executives Meet At Bancroft April 13
An executive meeting for planning the Apal PTA meeting was held at the president Mrs Monfore home. By council decision three officers Mrs Munfore Bry Ralph Dirk sen Mrs George Perry and Emmy Dirksen publicity chairman were sent to the district convention at Lake Preston. Oregon and Washington government trappers report coyotes once birthing four to five pups now producing larger otters in one instance
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P. T.A
Bancroft
Apal PT. A
Monfore
Munfore
Bry
Ralph Dirksen
George Perry
Emmy Dirksen
Lake Preston
Oregon
Washington
Answers to Wagner Labor Measure Questions
Washington April 13 The Supreme Court outlined how the Wagner act protects unions and bargaining rights. It clarifies that employers cannot discriminate against union members and that the National Labor Relations Board enforces these rights. The act does not set wage standards or bar strikes and applies to interstate commerce cases.
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Washington
Ups
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
J. Warren Madden
Heney Ford
Madden
Henry Ford
Taw
General Motors
Chrysler
Berg
Green
American Federation of Labor
Labor Relations Board
United States
Bain
Semla
Supnesee Company
Gob
Tattooed Social Security Numbers Gain Boom in Chicago
In Chicago a growing tattoo trend spreads across workers and civilians alike with numbers inked on forearms. Sailors stevedores and others display social security digits in colorful designs featuring eagles flags and ribbons. A booth on South State Street draws dozens weekly for personalized numbers.
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Jonger
Texas Jac
Chicago
South State Street Arcade
Labor unrest deepens over GM Canada strike and U S appeal
Contested moves escalate as General Motors of Canada faces a stalled Oshawa strike with U S Supreme Court Wagner Act rulings cited by Haugh Thompson. Ontario Premier Mitchell Hepburn denounces John L. Lewis aiming to control U S and Canada, vowing tough action if his aides act. Norman Rogers proposes intervention while Mayor Alex Hatt weighs options.
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General Motors of Canada, Ltd
Haugh Thompson
John L. Lewis
U. S. Supreme Court
United Automobile Workers Union
General Motors
United States
Mitchell Hepburn
Ontario
Lewis
Canada
Hepburn
Thompson
Norman Rogers
Dominion
Imbor
Tree
Ford Motor strike forecast looms with UAW push
Homer Martin of the United Automobile Workers predicted the federal government would force Ford to negotiate under the Wagner act. Supreme Court ruling praised as reducing strike need. Ford and Henry Ford silent. UAW plans widespread membership drive and airplane broadcasts to Ford workers at the Rouge plant.
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Dkinurr
Homer Mactin
United Automobile Workers , of America
Ford, Motor ‘Company
Supreme Court
Henry Ford
Ford
Ed. Hall
Ford Rouge
Ford Company
Winster
Ways, Ga
Tis, Company
Cess
U. A. WA
Chrysler Corporation
General Motors
Oshawa
General Motors of
Canada
Martin
International Union of United Automobile ‘Workers
Wacker
United States
United States Supreme Court
Rouge
Ford Motor Co
Henry ‘Ford
Industri America
Carl R. Gray To Retire October 1
Carl R. Gray, longtime president of the Union Pacific System, will retire October 14 and become vice chairman of the board in New York. William M. Jeffers, 61, executive vice president, will succeed Gray. Gray, born in Princeton Arkansas, has led the railroad 17 years and notes the retirement rule at age 70.
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William M. Jeffers
U. P
Omaha
Neb
Amudean Railroad
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific System
Teen A Bar
New York
Railroad
Ceed Gray
Union Pacific
United States
W. A. Harriman
Gray
Princeton
Ark
University of Arkansas
Carl
Fay- ,Etteville, Ark
St. Louis & San Francisco
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Oregon Electric Line
Hill
Great Northern Line
Wict
Western Maryland Railroad
Jeffers
North Platte
Frazier Urges Early Red River Flood Control Plan
Senator Lynn Frazier of North Dakota warned that delaying or defeating a correct enabling act by Minnesota could jeopardize an inter state Red River Valley flood control project. The plan spans Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota and requires agreement among all parties along with a supervisory commission. Minnesota actions to exempt Otter Tail River could nullify the program, authorities said.
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Frazier
Red River
Washington
Lynn Frazier
North Dakota
Red River Villey
Minnesota
South Dakota
Yatter
Mini Nesta
Senate
Putnam's annual South Dakota state events list for 1937
Warner Putnam, known as a tireless booster, releases his comprehensive calendar of South Dakota events for 1937. The list runs from April through November, naming cities like Sioux Falls Aberdeen Brookings and Watertown and events such as music contests, relays, conventions, fairs, days of tribute, rodeos, and state celebrations with dates and locations.
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Putnam
de Luxe
South Dakota
Put
Pat
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Lions Falls
Pierre
Wittow
Brookings
Waterlawn
Wagner
Hutchinson County
Tripp
Huron
Cotn Palace
Mitchel
Springfield
Rapid City
Sioux Fallsa
Spearfish
Mitehel
Madison
Memorial honors George Wright former college trustee
Memorial services for George W Wright, longtime member of the board of trustees at Huron College, were held Tuesday. President Frank L Eversull praised his contributions to the college and state, noting his dedication to education, religion, and public service and his belief that true opportunities touch human hearts.
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Pres
F. L. Eversull
Eulozizes
George W. Weight
Huron College
Frank L. Eversull Barre
Wright
George “Wright
Eveysalt
Sparker Addit
Eversall
May Get Dry Ice in Factory Chimneys
A new process for making factory chimneys a source of dry ice was reported to the American Chemical Society. Dry ice is solidified carbon dioxide and chimney gases are rich in carbon dioxide. The invention described by J Wellford Martin and D H Kellefer of New York City promises for power plants once the volume of chimney gases is sufficient.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
American Chemical Society
J. Wellford Martin
D. H.kellefer
New York City
Famine Ravages Central Szechwan China City Reports
In Chungking area parents in central eastern Szechwan abandon starving children amid a famine. Authorities report 2102 famine victims found in March on city streets. United Church of Canada Mission organizes relief from ten stations funded from Canada. A woodcutter’s bundle hides a starving child. the father, unable to feed, delays payment and attempts drastic action.
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Chungking
Szechwan
China
United Church of Canada Mission
Cancada
Canta
Vet Dies With Unfulfilled Discharge Wish
MT. CLEMENS MICH April 13 The Civil War veteran Joseph Barney sought an honorable discharge for 70 years but died without resolution. Funeral services were held for a man listed in army records as a deserter yet he claimed he fought with Union forces from nearly the start of the war. Barney recounted a night in a barn after Gettysburg that fueled the stigma. His record included battles, capture by Confederates, and transfers that cannot be traced.
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MT. Clemens
Mich
Joseph Barney
Gettysburg
Barney
Two Boys Lost 30 Hours in Blizzard Near Newcastle
In Newcastle Wyoming on April 13 two young brothers aged six and eight were found after spending about thirty hours in a blizzard on the mountains. Rescued men reported the boys huddled in a small area of cover, about 12 miles from their home ranch. They are stepsons of Rodney Wilson and were believed to be preparing for a second night outdoors before rescue.
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Newcastle
Wyo
Rodney Wilson
Wilds
Railway seeks renewal of $1,007,280 in certificates
Receivers of the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway Company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission today for authority to issue 1,007,280 dollars of receivers certificates of indebtedness to renew obligations of a similar amount.
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Washington
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway Company
Interstac Commerce Commission
Twenty-Two Hurt in Bus Accident Near Brunswick
A bus plunged into White Oak Creek twenty-two people were injured near Brunswick shortly after midnight. Passengers describe breaking windows to escape as water rose to neck level. A passenger from Augusta noted sustaining a back injury, while Mrs. Steward of Charlotte was reported missing. Hospital doctors said several suffered fractures but the overall condition remained serious but stable.
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Brunswick
White Oak Creek
Steward
Charlotte
Jacksonville
Fla
Galen Thanpoon
Stainton
Maine
S. i. Matthewa
North Auguata
Sas
Fraternity Weeks Highlight University of Minnesota Event
Kirke Wheeler and Aprielet Wheeler from South Dakota served on the committee for the first annual fraternity weeks at the University of Minnesota April 14 15 16. L D Coffman president opened proceedings while educators and Fraternity officials outlined joint goals and leadership in the fraternity world.
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Kirke Wheeler
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Bladder Irregularities Prompts Home Remedy Claims
A garbled historical ad touts Bukets a supposed bladder cure using buchu and juniper with six other drugs. It claims to ease irregular urination, burning and backache, urging customers to buy from various drug firms.
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Nature
Drusgeist
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