Republicans Accept New Deal Farm Plans Claim
Washington April 1 Associated Press reports that Democratic leaders accuse Republican chiefs of embracing Roosevelt era farm plan concepts. James A Farley says Hoover Landon have adopted the administration program while knocking the American Liberty League. Primary results show Knox Borah lead in Republican contest with Roosevelt seeking renomination. Georgia Democratic panel sets January primary with a $10000 entrance fee for presidential candidates.
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Leonard B. Shubert
Associated Press
Washington
New Deal
Midinery
Nebraska
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Albany
Roosevelt
Hoover
Farley
Heac
Tandon
Parley
Pentevivesta
Klassachusetts
Moonevelt
Ilingig
Frank Knox
Barah
Knox
Cook County
Chicago
Downstate
Borah Ted
Georgia
Democratic Executive Committee
Eugene Talmadge
Marion Allen
Death of Mrs. Alted Magnuson in Carthage
Mrs. Alted Magnuson of Carthage died at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday after a five week illness. She was mother to Mrs. Goepzinger of Warren Ohio and Eleanor Magnuson former night supervisor of the Hucen Clinic. Born in Sweden, she will be buried Friday after 2 p.m. services at the Lutheran Church in Carthage with burial in the local cemetery. Surviving are a daughter Mrs. Florine James of Carthage and son Arthur Magnuson, also of Carthage.
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A. Magnuson
Carthage
Haron
Alted Magnuson
Goeppingé
Jimer Florine
Arthur Magnuson
91 Year Old Man to Be Father Again in Brooksville
Brooksville Florida April 18 Ambrose H Douglas a 91 year old Negro is the father of 37 children and his wife is an expectant mother. He has twice married and his first wife bore 20 boys and 5 girls all but two living. A widower at 72 he married present wife Minnie in 1917 and they have 13 children, two living. He was born in slavery at Lillington N C in 1645.
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Brooksville
Fla
Ambrose H. Douglas
Nego
Douglas
Hnia
Min-nie
Mee
Lillington
Father Injured Teaching Son Safety Lesson in Utah
PROVO Utah April 16 Next time Leland van Wagoner shows his son how to keep his arms out of a wringer he will do it on paper A five year old Carry Wagoner caught his arm in a washing machine wringer and his father trying to explain became tangled in the wringer and the whole family had to free him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Utah
Leland van Wagoner
Carry Wagoner
House-to-House Magazine Soliciters Stopped by Police
A crew of magazine subscription solicitors were rounded up by police in Huron for violating a house-to-house solicitation ordinance. Leader Joseph Barnell pled guilty and was sentenced to five days in jail with suspension if the group leaves town. The scheme charged a hidden monthly fee after a free sign up, totaling two dollars over twenty months, with victims prompted to drop out only after the fake receipt was completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Joseph Barnell
R. Crawford
Suitsman
Tim
Conservation Is Pledged by FDR
President Roosevelt laid the cornerstone of the $12,000,000 Interior Department building and pledged renewed federal efforts to conserve the nation's natural resources. Ickes praised as the era’s greatest conservationist as cabinet members watched the ceremony marking a shift toward a national conservation policy.
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Washington
Interior Department
Provident Roosevelt
Ickes
George Washington
Capitol
Department
Congress
Conservation Department
United States
Weather Update for South Dakota Friday Warm Night
South Dakota observers report increasing thagdieus conditions with a warmer Friday night forecast. Expect rising temperatures and possible clear skies through the end of the workweek.
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South Dakote
Arbor Day observance set for Friday in Huron
Huron will host one of its largest Arbor Day events Friday with about 4000 trees distributed across Central South Dakota through the Evening Huronite Eilers project. The centerpiece is a planting demonstration at the Thad Oviatt farm led by county project director E J Pierce, with state forester Frank J Rockwell and shelterbelt staff supervising. The event, sponsored by the Huron Chamber of Commerce, will feature a brief Arbor Day talk and tree-planting by shelterbelt workers alongside a school band from Huron High School.
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Thad Oviatt Farm
Huron
Huronite Eilers
Beadle County
Dako
Thad Oviatt
Oviatt
E. J. Pierce
A. L. Ford
Frank J. Rockwell
Brookings
Pierce
Huron City
Oviatt Farm
Paul Franklin
Huron, Chamber of Commerce
Ninth
College
Trees Ready for Elm Distribution in Huron Planting Program
The 1938 Huron tree planting effort announced by William Bilers will distribute 4000 Chinese elm trees to locals at Bilors Nursery 1302 Ghia Avenue Southwest. A special attendant will handle night distribution. out of town orders mailed prepaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveang Huronisers Nursery
William Bilers
Bilors Nursery
Ghia Avenue
Rilers
Y W C A Launches Nineteenth Annual Finance Drive
The Y W C A kicks off its nineteenth annual finance drive aiming to raise 2500 dollars to fund the budget through April 2. Mrs B F Patton and Miss Anna Hixon cochair the effort alongside president Miss Nellie Geiger and secretary Miss Harriet Carson, with many volunteer workers named. Canvassing begins Monday in residential districts under precinct captains, with a dessert supper on April 2 to close the drive.
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B. F. Patton
Anna Hixeon
Nellie, Geiger
Harriet Carson
Y. W. C. Aland
G. R. McArthur
Leonard Davis
H. C. Whaley
Frank Coffey
Guy . Oviatt
Albert C. Schidling
T. H. Luby
Walter Bonnemann
Herbert Titt
F. D. Greene
G.N. Hall
Fred Lehman
Dow J. Sears
J. C. Burns
A. P. Stowell
Association
Tyw
No Bill in Wendel Inquiry Delays Hauptmann Case
Mercer County grand jury returns a no bill regarding Paul H. Wendel connected to the Lindbergh kidnap murder. He remains jailed on other indictments while Brooklyn authorities seek to question him about torture claims and related allegations. Supreme Court action expected after April 23 as case moves toward further scrutiny.
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Trenton
N. 3
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Paul H. Wendel
Mercer County
Grand Jury
Wendel
O& Tourder
Warnant
Anna Hauptmann
Hunterdon County
Bruno Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Hauptmann
Brooklyn
Payment revealed linked to Sugar Corp in AAA report
Washington April 18 The 1 087 685 payment by AAA reported by Secretary Wallace was said in congressional quarters to have gone to the United States Sugar Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Washington
Wallace
United States Sugar Corporation
Fire at Jake Stahl residence causes minor damage
A small blaze broke out in a dust mop under a kitchen stairway at Jake Stahl residence 1016 Kansas Avenue Southeast yesterday afternoon shortly after 4 o clock. Fire responders contained the fire with minor damage reported to the home.
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Jake Stahl
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Italian Forces-On Final Drive Toward Ethiopian Capital
Italian troops drive motorized columns toward Addis Ababa as Fascist sources claim the conquest is near. The Dessye to capital highway is described as an open route with about 1,000 Ethiopian resistance fighters left. Rome cites potential sanctions as Britain seeks an armistice. London talks among Allied powers continue amid Mediterranean tensions and Egypt removes Italian goods from sanctions bans.
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Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Dessye
Rome
Italy
Great Britain
Crlifeire Eder
Anthony Eden
Geneva
League of Nations” Conciliation Committee
Haile -Selassia
Indi
France
Reichsfiehrer
Hitler
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Portsmouth
London
Townsend Probe Promises Sensational Break In Pension Case
Los Angeles reports of threats accompany a congressional aud committee inquiry into the Townsend pension fund. Rep Joseph Gavagan says more than 50 threatening calls have been received since the Southern California start of the probe. He vows to press on and says intimidation will be dealt with by federal law. He predicts a sensational breakthrough within a week involving Townsend figures, the top men.
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Townsend
Los Angeles
Congressional
Aud-Committee
Townsend Pension Fund Organization
Joseph Gavagan
New York
Ational Townsend Agures
Political tensions swirl as townspeople split on burning issues
The local scene shows divided opinions on controversial questions, with references to recent public life, shifting loyalties, and clashes among residents. Mentions of leaders and groups hint at a restless atmosphere as transitions loom.
Corn could fuel homes with gas from stalks
Kansas City reports Prof Ailis Fulmer of Iowa State College predicts future farmers may light and heat homes using corn. Within an eight mile radius 30 percent of land planted in corn could produce stalks to supply a city of 80 000 with gas. One ton of stalks yields 10 000 to 20 000 cubic feet of wax via fermentation.
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Kansas City
Ailis L Fulmer
Iowa State College
American Chemical Society
Hole To Be Sunk To Trapped Men
A five inch drill hole is to be bored into a caved gold mine near Moose River to reach three entombed men from Toronto. Mining teams from New Glasgow work through the night to open passages and establish contact through the drill line with Dr. D. E. Robertson H. B. Magill and Charles Alex Scaddings as efforts continue to support the trapped miners.
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Moose Hiver
N.S
Aginvats
Toronto
New Glasgow
D. E. Robertson
H. B. ‘Magill
Chistes
Oscar Weston Still Missing in Sioux City Search
Oscar Weston, a 52 year old Huron bookkeeper, has not been seen since leaving his home Monday evening. Police traced a tip to Sioux City but found no new clues. Local Legion members and officials continue a citywide hunt, fearing amnesia may be involved. Weston was last seen at the C N W rail station wearing a blue suit, blue mackinaw coat, and a dark cap.
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Sioux City
Oscar EL Weston
Huron
Jake Nelson
Huron American Legion
Weston
Glenn Martin
Total Legion Post
Walter Kinsman
Quintuplets Born to Gypsy Mother Die in Romania
Urgent report from Oradea says five quintuplets born to Mrs Maria Lungararu near Hodos in Transylvania died due to severe malformations. Mother and infant remains transported to Oradea hospital where doctor Jankulisku confirmed the deaths. The father Alexander Linguraru aided wife in the field during birth.
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Bucharest
Romania
Oradea
Usat
Maria Lungararu
Bendarmes
Hodos
Bihor
Transylvania
Georg Jankulisku
Johan Piku
Bankila
Jankulisku
Alexander Linguraru
Jankulisqu
Farm organizer's South Dakota ties fail at Senate hearing
Senate lobby committee pressed Kurt Grunwald of the Farmers Independence Council to reveal names of supporters and contacts in the West as questions on funding and activities sparked contempt threats. Grunwald refused to identify individuals in South Dakota or many Western groups, citing memory gaps and safety.
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Washington
Bioac
Senate
Camimittownen
Kurt Grunwald
Farmers Independence Council
Gonfemat
Grunwald
Trent
Mabon Dente
Coinel Duitly
Stuilield
House
Willian Randolph Hearst
Vesterlag
Nebraska
Black
Seartar Schwellenbach
Bear
South Oak
Youngs
AAA
Stanley FL Morse
Fred Crawford
Michigan
Council
Eup
West
Young Democrats To Meet Monday in County Courthouse Farm Room
The Beatle County Young Democrats Club will hold its monthly meeting next Monday evening at the farm room in the county courthouse. Lucille Jacobs, secretary, announced the gathering. The term adjourned after most cases were disposed of, with a continuance granted in Ira Parsons case for selling liquor to a minor.
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Beatle County
Young Democrata Club
Lucille Jacobs
J. R. Crawford
Ira Parsons
Did You Know Redfell Four Part Master Note
The Evening Huronite announces a Did You Know feature with a four part item about Redfell. Contributors may collect payment at the Huronite office after publication, per the Editor.
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Ike
Thais Lattare
Dri Townsend
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