Perjury Angle in Wirt Revolt Testimony Studied
Conflicting sworn statements at the Wirt investigation led Rep Somers to request district attorney notice of possible perjury. Wirt testified he heard administration workers discuss revolutionary intents at a Sept meeting while six dinner guests said his account was false and untrue.
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Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
House
Bulwinkle
Bulwinkle Investigating Committee
Leste C. Garnett
Bulwinkle Committee
Alice Brows
Fmong
Laurence Todd
Tass
Dy Wirt
Roosevelt
Leing “Oy
Roose- Felt
Hildegarde Kneeland
Department of Agriculture
Rexford G. Tupwell
Stw
Tugwell
Pee
Wake
Peverer
Weather Brunninger Skies Over Heron Vicinity Tonight
Weather bulletin reports unsettled conditions over Heron and surrounding area. Light to moderate winds from the north and patchy showers are expected tonight with overnight lows around the mid forties. Authorities urge motorists to exercise caution on damp roads.
Blaine Dies. Noted Wisconsin Politician and RFC Director
John J. Blaine, 58, former governor and U S senator, dies of pneumonia at his home in Boscobel Wisconsin after a cold while working with RFC officials in Madison. A long time Promressive faction leader he's survived by his widow and daughter Mrs Don Farris of Madison. Funeral services tentatively set for Thursday. Blaine had served as mayor of Boscobel state senator attorney general governor and U S senator. He backed Roosevelt in 1932 and was named to the RFC board in 1933.
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Bosconel
Wis
John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Refinance Corporation
Blaine
United States
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Madison
Roosevelt
RFC Board
Policemen Shot Guarding Train in Eldon Missouri
Two Rock Island railroad policemen were shot and killed early today while guarding a merchandise train. J. W. Whitied died on top of a freight car in Eldon. E. C. Shane was found dead near the tracks at Bland. Deputies chased an automobile linked to the double slaying near Brumley, about 25 miles away.
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Rock Island Railroad
J. W. Whitied
E. C. Shane
Bland
Lafe King
Miller County
Brumley
Here
King
Grigsby Resigns to Accept Washington Post as Assistant Counsel
Jack Grigsby of Redfield resigns from the state banking department to take a post in Washington as assistant counsel in the litigation division of the National Relief Administration. He plans to return there soon. his successor has not yet been elected.
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Jack Grigsby
Washington
Pierre
Redfield
State Banking Department
Itigation
National Relief Administration
Grigsby
Gains In Newspaper Circulation And Advertising Point To Upturn
Gains in newspaper circulation and advertising indicate a business upturn across the country. A survey by S Weston shows circulation about 10 percent higher than a year ago, with retail advertising up 27.6 percent in March. City figures show New York 28.0 percent, Chicago 35.0, St. Louis 31.0, Los Angeles 30.4, New Orleans 56.5. Women’s specialty stores report larger gains in those markets. Much growth is linked to broader information demand and public affairs interest.
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Plubimer
New York
Weston
Media Records, Inc
Januay
Jaaa
New York City
Media
Chicago
St. Louis
Los Angeles
New Orleans
St Louis
Insull Is Watched As Exilona Heads For U S Trial
In Catania April 1 Burton Betty an Istanbul embassy official tracks Samuel Insull aboard the Exilona guarding him during freight handling. The ship carries Insull back to the United States for trial after a tense chase along deck saloon and cabin amid efforts to mail letters ahead of Genoa departure.
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Catania
Sicily
Burton
Betty
Samuel Insull
Istanbul
United States
Insull
Red
Genoa
Maly
New York
Insull Would Have Had Ynerely
Farm Credit refinancing cuts farmer interest rates in Midwest district
The Farm Credit Administration reports refinancing of farm indebtedness in the St. Paul district covering Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and Michigan reduced rates from 5 to 8 percent and even up to 9 or 10 percent to as low as 5 percent. Over half of loans closed since June 1933 through federal land bank loans totaled 61.5 million. The program aims to ease farmer debt while the credit system adjusts.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
St. Pat
Federal Land Bank
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Michigan
Land Bank Commissioner
Mrs Sizer Speaks At Huron College For Total Abstinence
Mrs Josephine Sizer of Seattle Washington national organizer and lecturer of the W C T U addressed Huron College students on promoting total abstinence She warned of dangers of drinking and its impact on youth including autos She praised college football coaches for insisting on sobriety and urged students to decide the issue for themselves.
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Sizer
Huron College
Josephine Sizer
Seattle
Wash
Vote At Noon For City Commissioner In Huronian Election
Huronians cast 935 ballots by noon in the municipal race for city commissioner with six candidates including Young, Burger, Null, Tschetter, Wagner, and Weir. Returns expected around 5 p.m. at the Evening Huronton office. election data by district provided.
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Huronite Offie
Oy TC. Young
Publie Safety Department
Young
Arthur V. Burger
Gertrude 4. Null
J. S. Tschetter
Dan Wagner
W. L. Weir
Sioux Falls
T. W. Dwight
Pioneer Lnsurance
Emil C. Larson
A. N. Graff
Atto
E. E. Sudan
Barber
George W. Burnside
Mitchell
George Fredericks
A.C. Cohrt
Harkness
Aberdeen
M. L. Bantz
Paul Armantrout
Roy L. Connell
R. S. Wallace
Ben A. Williams
City Fire
Ankton
C. G. Steinbach
T. W. Thompson
Gustav Rundjquist
City Street
News Behind the News Key Cabinet and Justice Switches
Washington gossip hints at cabinet changes with Morgenthau eyeing an ambassadorial post in Paris while Straus faces ill health. A proposed reallocation of the Justice post involves Cummings Conboy and Pecora, aiming to reshape administration of law as the nation moves past the emergency. A forthcoming wedding adds drama to political circles.
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Ollte
Treasury
Morgenthau
Paris
Jesse Straus
Cummings
Martin Conboy
New York
Pecora
Senate Stock Market Committee
White House
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
The
Philippines
Fife
Trotzky Ordered To Leave France
Paris reports that exiled Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky was ordered to depart France today by the government for promoting a fourth international through his opposition bulletin. Interior Minister Sarraut said Trotsky violated political neutrality and the cabinet withdrew his living permit at Barbizon where authorities had concealed his residence from locals. Trotsky had lived there since July, fearing attacks, until villagers raided the villa revealing his presence and triggering a national protest.
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Paris
Leon Trotsky
France
Trotzky
Igbermaestional
Hugslar
Bulletin of the Opposition
Albert Sarraut
Barbizon
Ministry of the Interior
Corsica
L A Seger Former Huron Man Is Dead
Wora reports the death of L A Blondy Seger formerly of Huron at Rockwell City Iowa on April 10 after an 18 month illness from cancer. He worked in Huron cafes eight years ago and married Olive Snow of Huron on April 4 1927. Interment was in Rockwell City cemetery with full military honors. survivors include widow a son from a former marriage his parents two brothers and two sisters.
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Wora
L. A
Blondy) Seger
Huron
Rockwell City
Mr. Seger
Olive Snow
California City Quake Shocker Strikes Santa Ana
A strong earthquake rattled Santa Ana at 10 33 am causing residents to flee homes and offices. No major damage was reported though the Orange County courthouse swayed. The quake was felt in Anaheim and San Juan Capistrano where it was weaker, suggesting a local focal shock near Santa Ana. Peter Keeling and Orville Baker narrowly escaped serious injury when a racer toppled over the outer retaining wall at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during a practice run. It was the first accident at the speedway this year.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Orange’ County Court
Anaheim
Here
San Juan Capistrano
Indianapolis
Peter Keeling
Orville Baker
Hthei
the Motor Speedway
Indictment Moves Against North Dakota Governor and Eight
Governor William Langer and eight others face federal indictments on charges of soliciting political contributions from federal relief workers in North Dakota and conspiring to interfere with relief act enforcement. Co defendants include Oscar Chaput Oscar Erickson Frank Vogel Harold McDonald the Kinzers and others. Warrants issued for remaining defendants with service expected promptly.
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Fargo
Assit
Willian Langer
North Dakota
Langer
Harry Hopkins
Mmake
Oscar Cha
Federal Penitentiary
Avfiné
Kinzers
McDonald
Bismarck
United States
Mashal Q. Ginvaldesen
Ginvaldesen
North Dakota Governor Langer Indicted on Federal Theft Charge
A federal grand jury indicted Governor William Langer, highway commissioner Frank Vogel, and seven others on charges of exacting political contributions from federal relief workers. Warrants awaited for arraignment before a U.S. commissioner as bond is expected. This marks a historic felony charge against a North Dakota governor.
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Bismarck
N. DB
William Langer
Frank A. Vogel
United States
Langer
North Dakota
Apo
U. S. Supreme Court
Case Pleads For Republican Victory In General Election
ET Pierre April 17 A campaign plea by Francis Case of Custer, one of four candidates in the South Dakota second district Republican congressional race, urged united GOP voters in the general election. He urged everyone to back a winner in November and spoke for protecting American markets, western river development, and a government of free people.
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Pierre
Francis Case
Custer
Case
Washington
West River
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