Rail strike postponed signals brighter industrial horizon
Industrial horizon brightens as a rail strike ends and workers celebrate a postponed action. Among other items, a sewer plant case ends with workers planning to picket for union recognition and wage and hour adjustments. Notable news includes attorney Darcon celebrating a birthday, passenger Emma Mae HMoagh found dead after a bus wreck, and legal updates on a death row case in Iowa.
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Dbrunswick
Emma Mae Hmoagh
Prssenger
White Oak Creek
Public Opinion On Federal Lynching Policy Debated
Readers from Saver Bilt Murdo and nearby towns weigh in on Senate plans to restrict state custody and empower charges against officers who permit prisoner escapes. Sprague Sorenson Smith and O Neil support federal action, while Skeptics urge state or local handling.
Life's Like This and Other Odd Clippings
Fragmented OCR pulls together quirky notices and misheard quotes about a range of topics from a woman in a garage to fish in a bowl, a self cleaning syrup pot by Clyde Mustion, profits found in winter onions, and a county jail controversy. The wit shows a satirical slice of life with neighbors and officials speaking in blunt terms.
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Clyde Mustion
This End Ups Apples Barrel Joke from 1937
A humorous tale recalls a grocery parcel mix up and a wary uncle. The narrator learns a lesson about judging rumors as Bob Burns narrates a prank about packing apples by size, concluding with a punchline about turning the barrel and removing labels.
City Begins Spring Cleanup Drive In Huron
Huron launches a city wide cleanup campaign as warmer weather returns. Trucks and crews will collect winter refuse from Monday to Saturday, asking residents to pile debris while excluding building materials. Parks crews plant and reseed as they prepare spaces for summer greenery.
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Heron
Northwest
Huron
Sears
Male Futon
South Dakota
Park Department
Robert Fair
J. W. Campbell
Bage Twa
Absentee Voters To Cast Ballots In City Election
City Auditor M F Walt announced extended hours for absentee ballots to accommodate voters away on municipal election day next Tuesday. The office will stay open tonight 7 30 to 10, Sunday 1 AM to 5 PM, and Monday 7 30 to 10 for ballot casting. A municipal bonds vote and three city commissioners race plus a municipal court judge contest will be on the ballot, with candidates Olson Witte Ulrich Kent for commissioners and Crawford Halland Hagen for judge.
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M. F. Walt
Walt
Auditorium
LR. Crawford
Carl N. Halland
J. O. Hagen
Fair Mat Fans Stage Impromptu Bouts on Streets
In Salem Massachusetts about 170 middle aged women who attended a wrestling match last night staged impromptu bouts outside the arena. The fracas sent two to hospital with head injuries and ribs injuries as police broke up the scuffles. The hospital reported serious injuries but officials said police would take no action.
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Salem
Massioprit
Ons
Pelice
Sild
Spaniards Fight On Two Fronts In Spain War
The Associated Press reports two main battle fronts in Spain with Basque defenders in Bilbao resisting Insurgent gains led by German officers and Madrid fearing shelling. Government denies reinforcements. Bilbao suffers shortages and factory closures. Rebels attack Aragon from Teruel toward Huesca with Catalan troops seeking to trap Franco.
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Associated Press
Spain
Bisé Ciy
Madrid
Bilbao
Pittsburgh
Casa de Campo
Aragon
Teruel
Huesca
Francisco Franco
General J J Morrow Dies at 67 in Englewood
General Jay Johnson Morrow, 67, former governor general of the Panama Canal Zone and brother of late Senator Dwight W. Morrow, died last night at his home. Retired in 1922, he served as deputy chief engineer of the A E and C in France during World War I.
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Englewood
Jay Johnson Morrow
Panama’ Canal Zone
Dwight W. Morrow
Morrow
France
Bank Robbery Suspects Captured After Shootout at Topeka
Two bank robbery suspects from New York City, Robert Suhay and Alfred Powers, were captured after a gun battle in Topeka, Kansas, wounding federal agent Wayne Baker. They were later spirited to Kansas City by federal agents as part of an ongoing manhunt linked to a $16,000 heist involving Raymond McNeely.
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Neb
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Teleny
Topeka
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Iowa
Missouri River
Kansas City
B. Fletcher
Robert Suhay
Alfred Powers
Fletcher
Raymond WeNeely
Ketonah
N.Y
Pants
McNeely
New York
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Suhay
Kansas
Nebraska
Topska Post Office
Federal
Wayne W.baker
Plattsmouth
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Cass
Killing Of Nazi Arouses Germans
Berlin reports today a Nazi organizer Josef Riedle was killed in Villa Ballester Argentina. German press and officials linked the murder to prior Nazi killings in Switzerland and recalled Rudolf Hess. Argentine Nazi section expressed deep sympathy with the slain leader as front pages carried emotional stories.
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Argentina
Wilhelm Gustief
Switzerland
Rudolf Hess
Reichsfuhrer
Adolf Hitler
Josef Riedle
Villa’ Ballester
Riedle
Weather Forecast Cools Tonight Across South Dakota
A rough reading notes cooler conditions tonight and Sunday with slightly colder readings in central to southern portions. Patt forecasts indicate a gradual chill, with especially cooler night and Sunday temperatures across the state.
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Huron
South Dakota
Royal Officers Praised After Bank Robber Capture
The Federal Bureau of Investigation said Robert Suhay and Alfred Poway were removed in Kansas City last night after being captured in Plattsmouth Nebraska. Hoover noted both men admitted taking part in the Topeka Kansas gun battle in which a federal officer was critically wounded and praised Nebraska officers as doing a grand piece of work.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Robert Suhay
Alfred Poway
Plattsmouth
Nob
Kansas City
Platte Annexes Class B Title In State Music Contest
Platte town in Charles Mix County wins the Class B division of the South Dakota High School music contest. Sioux Falls leads in Class A with 74 points, Aberdeen stalls and Yankton rises, a grand concert caps the day. About 3,500 students from 110 towns competed, with solos and ensembles judged as bands and orchestras.
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Charles Mix County
Aserdeen
Li-P-Platte
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Northern State Teachers College
Yankton
Redfield
Aberdeen
Chamberlain
Geddes
Sunttior
Citles
Madison
Waubay
Mobridge
Clark
Oldham
Miller
Ford Drive to Unionize Spurs Auto Workers Action
In Detroit on April 11 a Ford unionization drive intensified as the United Auto Workers push to organize Ford Motor Company employees. An AFL official labeled the walkout as illegal while UAW seeks NLRB charges against Ford. Leaders predict Henry Ford may face stronger union pressure soon.
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Washernton
Perkins
Supreme Court
Detroit
UAW
Ford Motor Co
Martin
Henry Ford
Akro: Co
Akron Transportation Company
American Federation of Labor Union
Ford Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Automobile Workers of America
Ure
National Bar Relations Board
Court Hearing To Close April 28
Washington April 11 Senate judiciary committee votes to close hearings on the Rony bill by April 28 with a ten day extension for invited testimony. Opponents will be heard next week, then supporters may present evidence the following three days. Administration may end testimony early if desired.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committen Vn
McGill
Ksasag Democrat
Thase Velt
Supreme Court
Hatch
New Mexico Democrat
McCarran
Navads Democrat
Roosevelt
Elf Coure
Patrolman Off Duty Prevents Park Robbery
April 11 report from ELAND states Patrolman Earl Dietrich, off duty, confronted a holdup man in a city park after a pair was menaced by a gunman. Dietrich fired once, killing the suspect, identified as George Cur wonakt, who had preyed on couples in parked cars.
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Earl Dietrich
Wrere
Dietrick
George Cur Wonakt
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