Government Aid Reframed In View Of American Farmer
A Fortune reprint argues the farmer embodies rugged self reliance yet depends on government support. It contends that wheat from Turghai stock owes its spread to U S Department of Agriculture efforts led by Mark Carleton. The piece critiques the romantic image of the lone farmer facing natural hazards without aid, noting modern risks require policy response.
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Texas Panhandle
Driver Cleared in Indian’s Death Near O Neill
An O Neill Nebraska coroner jury absolved Clarence Potter of Platte South Dakota of blame in the death of Ve tel Hatten a 30 year old St Francis Indian killed near O Neill yesterday morning. Marvin Ripke U S Indian agent Rosebud identified the body as Hatten. Gene Ronalson of Ainsworth with Hatten said he cannot recall details while Potter claimed striking the man but did not know if he was dead at the moment.
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Vetel Hatten
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Clarence Potter
Platte
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Marvin Ripke
U. S
Rosebud
Hatten
Gene Ronalson
Ainsworth
Potter
Fingerprints On Titterton Bed
New York April 16. Fingerprint experts studied police files seeking a possible print match on a bedstead in Mrs. Nancy Evans Titterton's apartment, the victim strangled last Friday. Prints matched the fingers of one hand, unsure whether by the child heir or the slayer. Two smudged, three clear prints. investigators hoped for a decisive comparison.
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New York
Nancy Evans Titterton
Sally Rand Performs Amid Bee Swarms at San Diego Exposition
In San Diego on April 16, Sally Rand, known for peek-a-boo, continued her dance despite a bee swarm after being stung. Picketing nudists and hecklers appealed, but Rand remained undeterred, declaring bees or no bees she would perform, drawing support and controversy in a weeklong event.
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San Diego Exposition
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State Grounds Superintendent Hanson Dies in Brookings
William Hi Hanson, 7 state college grounds and buildings superintendent for five years, died at his Brookings home from respiratory complications after returning from Mayo Clinic. He had 24 years with the college, previously worked in real estate and owned a movie theatre. Funeral services are set for 2 30 PM Friday at the Baptist Church in Brookings with Knights Templar burial.
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Cherry Blossoms Still Blooming in Capital Park
Cherry trees around the tidal basin near the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial show flowering winding down. The Potomac shore anxiously awaits peak bloom and possible late bursts as seasonal spectacle lingers in the capital.
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Washington Monument
Lincoln’ Memorial
Delale
Potomac
Senate delays vote on Ritter impeachment trial in Florida
The Senate postponed until Friday a vote on the impeachment trial of Federal Judge Halsted L. Ritter of Florida. The House voted 153 to 127 against creating a $10,000 fund for the Senate lobby committee to use in court fights against injunctions. Vance Muse of Houston testified before the lobby committee that he circulated pictures of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Senate
Halsted L. Ritter
Florida
House
Senate Lobby Committee
Vance Muse
Houston
Tex
Southern Committee To Uphold
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt First Words League and navy ship delays
An obscure group called the Roosevelt First Words League sought funds from new voters since 1932 while Roosevelt halted further emergency grants to the Florida ship canal and Passamaquoddy project citing congressional denial. A navy report shows delays delaying 42 of 16 ships toward authorized strength amid NRA work-week limits and private strikes.
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Florida Ship Canal
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Maine
Navy Department
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Huron War Vets Plan Activities After Meeting
Huron War Veterans, including Homer Classick and J. Smith, were decorated with the Cross of Malta at a Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering in K P Hall. The post voted to sponsor a City League softball team, named a Poppy committee, and set a degree term for the state convention at Beresford. Johnsen outlined itinerary for July 4 5 6 7 at the Beresford event. Arrangements were made to purchase two Holstein calves for shipment to Eaton Rapids home for widows and orphans of deceased veterans. The meeting closed with a game of Norwegian whist.
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Rey.j. Smith
Cross of Malta
Veterans, of Foreign Wars
K. P. Hall
Post
Lester Waltenfelt
George Longstaff
John Johnsen
Beresford
Eaton Rapids
Michigan
Carpenter Community Club Meeting Report April 16
The Carpenter Community Club met with a large crowd in attendance. The program presented by the Study Club was well enjoyed by all.
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Carpenter Community Club
Study Club
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