Radio Corporation Eaters Merger In 543 Million Deal
The Justice Department is reviewing RCA’s proposed merger of General Electric and Westinghouse Radio with RCA to control radio manufacturing and distribution. Senator Dill warns of a new trust monopoly while RCA President Sarnoff says stock and royalties will shift, prices may fall, and royalties will be paid in stock.
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Dill
Ashington
Department of Justice
General and Westinguse Electric
Radio Corporation of Americ
Washaton
Tate
David Sarnoff
The
Radio Corporation
New York
Cormmoal
General Electric
Westinghouse
Senate
Diil
Radio Trust
Adio
Hina
Sarac
White House
Western Union Plans Upgrades for Huron Service
Western Union announced major improvements at the Huron Tranch office to upgrade service by July 2. An automatic printing system replaces Morse, four Siaplex printers will be installed, and Sioux City becomes the new local relay point.
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Huron Tranch
Western Union Telegraph Company
J. S. Bavars
Huron
Ofice
Sioux City
Minneapolis
Pierre W
Hure
Lindbergh To Make Experimental Hops
The American Lutheran area will hold Good Friday communion tomorrow at 3 oclock with a sermon They Crucified Him and two anthems Crucifixion and The Burial by Wilson. Grace Osborne will sing At Thy Table Torch. Rev Dachlin of De Smet will assist and communicants should register by phone or at the pastor office.
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Wilson
Joseph Fletcher
Grace Osborne
de Smet
Religious Thief Takes Communion Wafers From Church
A thief entered an Episcopal church last night and stole about 350 communion wafers. Police report shows doors were not locked and the incident is logged as a church theft with religious motive suspected.
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Episcopal Church
Izaak Waltons Bird House Contest Planned For Beadle County
Beadle County prepares for a bird house contest organized by the Izaak Walton League Teague chapter. Nearly 100 children from across the county will display entries by 10 am with judging to begin then. Cash prizes will be awarded, and a parade follows at 2 pm with schools providing banners and students transporting their houses.
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Beadle County
Izaak Walton
Frank Kuehn
L. A. Groves
Lillian Love
Huron'chapter
Waltons
Boy Scouts
League
Waitonians
Court House
Nellie Brusso
Hubert Ketelle
Brusso
Keteli
Ike Walton
Martin
Wren
Duties On Hides Receive Approval In Tariff Accord
Washington reports the House conferees approved free list status for hides leather and shoes under the Hawley Smoot tariff plan. Rates settled include 0.5 1 or 0.12 to 0.30 percent on hides and leather with shoe duties at 0.02 percent. The Senate had originally restored these commodities to the free list amid hard fought negotiations.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hour
Huron Plans Fourth of July Celebration and 50th City Anniversary
A Huron committee outlined a tentative festival plan at the Elks hall for a combined Fourth of July celebration and the city’s fiftieth anniversary. Features include a historical parade at the State Fair Grounds, a high quality vaudeville lineup, a carnival, sporting events, a baking card, a baseball game, fireworks, and a dance at the Ludtka Garrett pavilion. Legion booster trips by the committee aim to build enthusiasm across Central South Dakota.
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Huron
Elks Hal
Harold Markey
Sam Reaves
American Legion
Markey
E. C. McKenzie
Jake Kouff
Dth
Nouth
Ludtka-Garrett
Fair Grounds
Legion
South Dakota
Chicago
Huron Fire Department
Lake Kouff
Huron Municipal Band
Chicago North Wester
Great Northern Railway
Packard
Buick
William and Berneice
Dobcle Chappelle& Company
Great Northern
Drug Corps
Huron Dram Corps
Great Northern Quartet
Fiza
Garrett
Pavilion
Midway
Delayed Signing of Naval Treaty Faces Uncertain Timing
The draft naval treaty at London faces possible delays as Japan debates terms and translations slow transmission to Tokyo. If Tokyo approves quickly, signing could still occur next Tuesday, otherwise the Leviathan may depart Southampton by Wednesday noon and American reservations would be affected.
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London
Southampton
Japan
Tokyo
Ben Greet Shakespearean Plays Draw $15 From College Shows
A final check up on receipts shows the two performances in college siditoriums netted $15 above expenses. about two thousand two hundred persons attended both shows with 1100 at the afternoon Twelfth Night and 100 more at the evening Hamlet.
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Hamilet
Drought Fears Eased by Half Inch Rainfall Across South Dakota
South Dakota farmers found relief as rain totaling 0.80 inch for the month revived crops after weeks of fear. Aberdeen and Mitchell reported notable totals. hail and snow mixed with rain in some areas, but moisture improved soil and pastures across the central plains.
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South Dakota
Steet
At & P.m
Fairfax
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Mitchel
Lemmon
Waterteam
Milbank
Huron
North
D G. Gallett
Mabridge
Webster
North Dakota
Ellendale
Pierre Pierre
S. D
Weather Bureau
Weather Outlook Mixed Cloudiness and Warmer Trend
Weather reports indicate cloudy periods with a chance of rain tonight into Friday. Some areas may see showers, especially in the eastern portions, with a modest warming trend continuing into Friday.
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Ie Maron
Bauth ‘Dakota
Trick Cigar Puts Modest Man Into News Headlines
ADRLAN Michigan April 17 The retiring disposition of B B Root is famed over Lenawee county May Root has spent most of his life trying to be inconspicuous He is put out to find his name in the paper Root sat at a democratic dinner puffing a cigar brought from his private stock A loud blast during a speech showered listeners from their chairs Root disappeared in a smoke cloud He was hailed from an overturned chair and given a speech He complained about burned eyebrows and vowed to catch the man who slipped the loaded cigar into his private stool
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Adrlan
Mich
B. B. Root
Lenawee County
Root
Mr. Reot
Mr. Root
Negro Baptist Auditor Slain in Maryland Church Scandal
Edward D. Pierson a Chicago Negro auditor for the national Baptist convention was found slain in the Muscatatuck River near Scottsburg Maryland with six bullet wounds his hands and feet bound and two travel bags weighted about his neck. Authorities blamed enemies within the church citing irregularities Pierson uncovered in Nashville and Chicago offices and noting a $62 loan juggling. Police indicated Pierson had been killed after plans to report misdeeds to the convention.
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Scottsburg
Edward D. Pierson
Chicago
Pierson
Muscatatuclk
National Baptist Convention
Nashville
Tenn
Ther
Columbus
Ohio
Louisville
Alma Overton
Roy Darden
Tennessee Attorney General’s Office
Highway Bridge
Government Employee Murder Mystery Sparks Arrests
Washington police pursued two suspects in the Mary Barter case as details emerged. A Washington arrest followed information from friends about the victim’s associates, while another suspect was removed from a Maryland freight train. Barter, 20, was found shot and left in a culvert near Arlington National Cemetery, with her car and belongings discovered earlier nearby.
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Washington
Maryland
Mary Barter
Miss Baker
Jane
Arlington National Cemetery
Germany raises four and one-nalt iiimnes 23
Germany raises four and one nalt iiimnes 23. Many potatoes as the United States.
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Germany
United States
Denny Shute Opens Golf Series Today
The Evening Huronite launches a new golf story series by Densnora Shute. The first signed article warns about the Dagger and promises daily tips from Horton Smith inspired lessons to improve your swing.
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Denny Shute
South Dakota
Densnora Shute
Columbus
Shute
Huronite
NEA
Horton Smith
Four Verdict Options in Lapke Murder Case Trial
Jury instructed on four possible verdicts murder involuntary manslaughter second degree murder or not guilty in the case of Alphonse Lapke charged with killing his mother at the Kyde area farm last December. Court expected long argument by state and defense before a verdict could be reached.
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Grant Parrish
Aljhounse
Sal Bing
Alphome
Alphonse
Anton Lapke
Conrat
Harry
Lapke
Graf Zeppelin Flies Over Cape Finisterre to Seville
Wireless from Graf Zeppelin reports leaving Friedrichshafen for Seville. Around 2 37 a m GMT the airship crossed near the northern Iberian coast. It expected to enter Spanish airspace near midnight GMT and pass Santander before skirting the coast toward Seville.
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Graf Zeppelin
Cape Finisterre Orly
France
Graf Zry
Friedrichshafen
Seville
Spain
Iberian Peninsula
Santander
Frankfort Youth Dies After Long Illness
Frankfort reports the death of 16 year old Dennis Wright son of Edgar Wright at his home six miles south of town. He had suffered from Brights disease and drops for some time. He is survived by his mother who has not lived in this country long. No funeral arrangements were set.
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Frankfort
Sposiald
Dennis Wright
Edgar Wright
Here
Bright
Ther
Open Air Program Set by Lake Byron District Pupils
Lake Byron School District No. 4 will stage an open air program and basket social a mile north of Lake Byron on Friday April 15. Teacher Paul P M Hofer announced the event will begin promptly at 7 o clock.
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Lake Byron
Paul P.M Hofer
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