Blood test evidence accepted in paternity rulings
South Dakota Supreme Court rules blood tests are admissible in paternity cases, marking a first for a state court of last resort. The decision clarifies reliability of the test, its scientific backing, and supports using results when paternity is in issue, amid other concurrent rulings on local matters.
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South Dakota
Supreme Court
Berry
Danim
High Court
Minnehaha
Clement Damm
Damm
Dwight Campbell
Court of Justice
Madrid Guarded as Unofficial General Strike Protests Fascist Terror
In Madrid on April 17 workers declared an unofficial general strike protesting fascist provocations. The city was heavily guarded as transport and construction halted, with at least three killed and four wounded in a late conflict. Basic services kept working under military oversight while stores closed and residents prepared supplies.
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Madrid
Hazleton Students Protest Dismissed Teachers Strike
In Hazleton Township on April 11, students in hazleton district staged a protest against the dismissal of 12 teachers. Parading pupils besieged three school buildings, pulling from seats and blocking escorting parents. Regular classes continued as officials attempted to contain the disruption.
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Hazleton
Hazia Township
Conviction For Judge Ritter Rebuffs Florida Jurist Impeachment
Judge Halsted L. Ritter of Florida was found guilty by the Senate on the impeachment charge that he brought his court into scandal and disrepute. The 56 to 28 ballot marked removal from the bench on the seven roll calls, while six earlier counts failed. The trial featured arguments over the omnibus count and separate counts of mispractice.
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Ritter
Florida
Washington
Halsted L. Ritter
Senate
A. L. Rankin
Viva
Rankin
Austin
Daanata
Strom Wins Democratic Nomination After Scratched Republican Bid
Belvidere Illinois April 17 The State's Attorney Alex Strom faced a puzzled head shake as late results show he lost the Republican nominating tally to Harold C. Sewell. He nonetheless won the Democratic nomination via eleven write-ins with no other Democrat running. He commented on carrying the party banner in the fall.
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Demo
Rescuers Blast Way Into Moose River Mine
Rescue efforts press toward a 141-foot level as rescuers blast the Moose River Gold Mine after three trapped men on the 141-foot level feared dead from exposure. A huge crane digs debris while a diamond drill targets a vertical shaft to reach food water and air.
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John Hennigar
Moose River
Meagher
D. E. Robertson
HG. Magi
Charles Alfred Scadding
Saverin
Onida Man Held for Striking Father
Onida garage mechanic Oriey Smith is jailed without charge pending outcome of injuries to his father M. M. Smith after an altercation at the father’s home Wednesday night. State’s Attorney M. A. Quimby said a gun struck the father, who fell onto a sewing machine suffering a brain injury. Condition was serious yesterday but improved today after doctors’ notes.
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Onida
Oriey Smith
M. M. Smith
M. A Quimby
Quimby
Weather A Ame eee ae Por Huron and Victolty
Fair to increasing cloudiness with warmer temperatures tonight and Saturday. South Dakota sees generally fair conditions with rising temperatures tonight into Saturday.
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South ‘Dakota
School Chums and Teachers Decide Sentencing
A high school senior named Snark pleaded guilty to careless driving in a motion of the case. Judge Ran som Gibbs delayed verdict until May 17 to gather a cross section of input from friends, teachers, and others to determine the sentence.
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Sehment
Snark
Mu al
Ransom Gibbs
Gibbs
Stockholm Bank Robbery Shocks Community in April Heist
State justice agents pursue burglars who torched and drilled two openings in the Stockholm State Bank safe last night. Bank officers await insurance estimates as investigators note three water-filled cream cans left behind and a short bar likely used in the break in. Bank leaders and local authorities report this is the third burglary at the Stockholm bank, with an earlier failed wall breach.
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Stockholm
State Department of Justice
Grant County
Thesz
Arthur Berg
Werner Berg
Bank
Board of Directory
Worth Dakota Jigense
John Ward
Plane Crash in Swiss Territory Claims Four Fliers
BERNE, Switzerland. April 17. An army airplane from Augsburg Bavaria crashed on a Swiss mountain near Ofin during an emergency landing attempt. Two German fliers were dead, two badly injured, and one missing. Survivors said fog caused the loss of their way en route to Frankfurt. Investigators found the aircraft was built to carry machine guns and bombs but carried neither on the fatal night.
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Berne
Switzerland
Ofin
Ann
Fiers
Augsburg Bavaria
Fankfort-Am-Main
Pioneer Woman Digs Beresford Master Farmer Widow Dies
Beresford April 17 Mrs Andrew J Wimple 81 longtime resident since 1877 and widow of South Dakota’s first master farmer at State College died last night Surviving are son Jens L and two daughters Cilla F and Mrs Otto Sundstrom all of the community
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Beresford
Andrew’ J. Wimple
South Dakota
State College
Jens L
Cilla F
Otto Sundstrom
Contempt Case Dismissed for Grunwald in Hearst Telegramrow
The House lobby panel excused Kurt Grunwald of the Farmers Independence Council from further testimony after he refused to name contacts opposing the New Deal AAA. Chairman Black announced Grunwald was excused and would not be recalled. The hearing adjourned with a transcript ordered. court action continued over Hearst telegram seizure.
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Washington
Sonata Lobby Committee
Kurt Grunwald
Farmers Indpendence Council
Grunwald
Black
Alabama
Oth
Council
New Deal
AAA
Senate
Thad
Declan Wcy
David F. Sibley
Boston
Republic
Grumnwald
Foon- Vers Independence Council
Dakota
Nebraska
Teanscript
Federal Communications Commission
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
William Randolph Hearst
Commission
Deadline Looms for May Primary Filing in Beadle County
Beadle County voters were reminded by County Auditor A M Fuller that only two days remain to file for the May 5 primary election. The filing deadline is Monday April 20 under South Dakota rules. Those registering for the 1934 state election need not file for the coming primary, but party affiliations from that filing must stand if no new filing is made. Voters must cast a straight party ticket in the primary and cannot mix candidates from different party ballots.
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Beadle County
A.M. Fuller
South Dakota
Did You Know to THAT Polchon of Burdette Bass
An 116 year old butter ladle dating from 1820 is described, carved of hickory by Henry Burgett, passed to a descendant in 1917, with notes on payment for accepted items and a column by The Editor inviting contributions.
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Henry Burgett
Huronita
Army officers mutiny over political pressure in Washington
Washington reports reveal high Army commanders strained by political dust. General Bolles allegedly ordered a band to perform at a Baltimore Democratic rally, triggering criticism. Sen Carey sent a letter to War Secretary noting the Marine Band’s withdrawal from a Woman’s Page council amid New Deal criticism. officials offered no solid explanation.
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Tommy TS
Bolles
Baltimore
Hitler
Mussolini
Lator Carey
War
Organize Traffic Squad for Cyclists in Northfield
NORTHFIELD Minn April 11 Youthful cyclists in Northfield will obey traffic rules. Fifty bicycle riders formed a juvenile traffic court to enforce regulations by cyclists. Robert Sampson elected judge Audry Larson John Bierman Leroy Grimace named jurors. Court sessions every Saturday morning first scheduled for tomorrow. Chief of Police Wella and Judge Blodgett assist. A vigilante committee of 12 boys named to confront violators.
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Northfield
Minn
Juvénella
Robert Sampson
Audry Larson
John Bierman
Leroy Grimace
Wella
Montele Pal
Blodgett
Hope To Speed Up Legislation Faces Tax and Relief Delays
Washington April 17 leaders sought ways to hasten Congress to adjourn by June 1 amid fears long talks on taxes and relief could derail the plan. A 799 million tax bill remained in committee as lawmakers tweaked a tentative draft while a 500 million relief request faced WPA funding debates. A road construction bill totaling 440 million passed the House and moved to the Senate.
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Washington
Congress
House Committee
Legislatora
Slaga
Harry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt
PIA
House
Senate
No Clues In Weston Search For Missing Oscar EB
Sioux City remains the focal point of Huron police as they seek Oscar EB who vanished from Weston Monday. Relatives fear amnesia while authorities pursue leads, with Chief Jake Nelson directing the waning search from Sioux City. American Legion volunteers assist but have produced no results.
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Sioux City
Huron
Oscar EB. Weston
Oiernplaye
Jake Nelson
American Legion
Bonilla Man Held for Trial on Shooting Charge
Bonilla Man held for circuit court after preliminary hearing before Judge Crawford in Municipal Court. Joe Galvin bound over on charges of shooting with intent to kill, following a pool hall incident. Galvin arrested Saturday and brought to Huron by Sheriff Reilly. Ed Decker bound over to jury term for operating a liquor establishment without a license after posting $1,000 bond.
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Bonilla
Joe Galvin
R. Crawford
Konda
Galvin
Huron
Sherrif Jon Reilly
Ed Decker
Voters Set Sunday Balloting To Aid Distant Voters
City Auditor Walt BSP announced Sunday voting hours from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to accommodate residents unable to vote on election day. The report notes a Republican presidential primary result with Gov. Henry Horner praised for a 155,000 vote lead and Frank Knox beating Senator William E. Borah by 68,500 in a nearly complete one-ballot division.
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BSP
Walt
Italy Seeks War Push as Peace Talks Fail in East Africa
Reports from Rome say Italy plans to continue its military drive against Ethiopia despite a League of Nations conciliation committee ruling peace efforts had collapsed. Ethiopian officials and British and French leaders react as Italian forces advance toward Addis Ababa and the Mediterranean fleet tightens patrols.
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Rome
Italy
Ethiopia
Associated Press
League ‘of Nations Conciliation Committee
East Africa
League
Geneva
League of Nations
Wn Mallion
Uis
Tribst
Ute Imperial Palace
Addis Ababa
France
Briwin
Mussolini
Great Britain
Tts
Mediterranean
Bank Debits Rise in Huron with March Gain of 523000
Debits at Huron banks show a March increase of 523000, with year over year comparison. March 1996 total 2,467,000 versus 1,938,000 for March 1995. February debits also rise from 1,655,008 in 1935 to 2,091,000 this year.
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Huron
Parigan
Abe Federal Reserve, District
Predict Release Of Wendel In Trenton Today
Paul H. Wendel, who says Brooklyn authorities tortured him into confessing to murder, was expected to be released today after a conference between Mercer County officials and his attorney. Brooklyn District Attorney William F. Geoghan said he had been assured Wendel would be returned to Brooklyn sometime today.
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Washington
New Credit Administration
Roosevelt
Congress
Morthwest Atoses
FCA
Joans
SCA
Wad
Florida
Wendel
Trenton
N. J
Paul’ H. Wendel
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Ark
New York
Charles Luciano
Evel
Agi
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Y Paul Mallon
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Iia
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