Seven More CCC Camps Promised for South Dakota
Washington reports seven additional civilian conservation corps camps promised for South Dakota. Four water conservation ramps and three soil erosion camps will join 18 existing forest and park camps, funded by a $4.09 billion work relief appropriation. Camps will be located at Crow Creek Lake Norden Fresho in Lyman County Black Pipe Creek in Mellette County Brown Gregory and Union counties. Governor Berry and state officials sought clarifications on seed and feed loans with federal agencies and noted further relief funds may be provided if needed.
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Gregory
Union
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Harry YL. Hopkins
Hopkins
Eversull Heads East for Easter Speaking Engagement
Dr Frank L Eversull president of Haven College will depart tomorrow for East St Louis Illinois where he will speak at the Amid Temple Easter morning services He travels with Mrs Eversull and relatives Norma Jean and Elwood Steinmeyer of Carlinville They plan a week long visit and he will also address the twenty second district Illinois Federation of Womens Clubs annual meeting at McKendree College Lebanon IL.
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Carlinville, St
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East St Louis
Strato Hop Broadcast Set for National Geographic Event
Rapid City officials announce a nationwide National Geographic Army Stratosphere Night broadcast on April 20 at 9 30 p m central time. War Secretary George H Dern and Dr Gilbert Grosvenor will be principal speakers as highway work nears completion for transporting helium cylinders to the Stratosphere Bowl.
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Weather and events teased for Friday night
Fragile OCR note hints at acts and events Friday night with extreme heat and temperature figures. Mentions Wuron Viclalty and Di Di fair with South origin and a Friday schedule.
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Republicans Move To Boost 1936 Campaign Fund Drive
Washington April 18 republican leaders expand efforts for the 1936 campaign with a New York fund-raising drive and national planning. White and Allen expect to shape strategy with congressional members while Kansas City meetings and regional gatherings are planned to build a united party platform. The Frazier Lemke farm mortgage refinancing bill approved by the House agriculture committee aims to lower farmer borrowing costs through government refinancing and a large note issue.
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Farmy Credit Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Winnie Mae poised for fourth transcontinental attempt
SARTLESVILLE OKLA April 18 Wiley Post vows to restore the Winnie Mae for another cross country speed record bid. The plane suffered a supercharger issue forcing a landing in Indiana after his third try. Post and backer Frank Phillips plan to move the ship to Los Angeles for repairs before resuming the race.
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South Dakota Cities Seek New National Guard Armories
South Dakota towns petitioned Senator Bus Tow for aid to earmark work relief funds to build new armories and replace rented facilities. Many towns offered site donations with two caveats. Pierre and Mitchell advocates promised donated sites if armories could serve civic and public purposes.
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Stores Asked To Close Hour Friday In Huron
E B Hedblom chairman of the retail division of the Chamber of Commerce urges all merchants in Huron to close from 2 to 3 o clock Friday afternoon for Good Friday observance. Merchants have agreed to close to allow employees to attend the Good Friday service at the American Lutheran church. Reverend W H Hiley of the Congregational church will deliver the sermon. The one hour closing last year boosted attendance at the service to a record level. The Retail division repeats the request at the Ministerial Fellowship’s urging.
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Huron
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Congregational Church
Heddom
Relief Bureau Sees Sharp Drop in Aid Complaints
Pierre relief administrator Ian M. Kennedy reports a substantial decline in official complaint letters about aid. From hundreds, complaints have fallen to four or five daily as optimism grows and people better understand the program.
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Legion Meeting At The Ames Hall This Evening
Legion will hold its regular meeting at the Ames hall this evening starting at 7 p m. The recent action at Legion headquarters will be discussed including the bonus question. Commander Walter Kinanan said the national organization pushes for immediate payment regardless of financing method.
Indian Museum Opens In Huron With Large Exhibit
Indian artifacts and hundreds of relics go on display at the Ameridan Indian Museum in the Masonic Temple. The four day exhibit features 160 pieces plus hundreds more, gathered by Mrs. J. S. Roe. The event supports Huron Boy Scouts and fundraisers to send scouts to the National Jamboree in Washington, D C. Tonight’s program at 3 pm features the Huron college Scalpers and the Huron high school quartet.
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France and Russia Plan Mutual Aid Pact in Geneva
Paris and Moscow advance a Franco Russian mutual defense draft aimed at rapid joint action against aggressors. Pierre Laval and Maxim Litvinoff seek League of Nations framework while keeping option for swift action outside council judgment if needed.
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Europe
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Russia
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Litvinoff
Council of the
League of Nations
France
League
Russian
House Leaders Aim for Early Adjournment by July One
House leaders seek adjournment by June 15 or July to clear the way for recess. Speaker Burns notes Senate delays could push the session into August. The program includes Social Security, naval appropriations, banking, farm legislation, utilities holding companies, NRA extension, subsidies, and merchant marine. Burns praises committee work and urges members to stay on task.
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Congress
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Utilities
The News Wire Fragment On Political Change
Fragmented OCR text references a new deal and coercion of opinion. It mentions Paul Mallee and The News with unclear context about recommendations or decisions and political framing.
Gasoline Thieves Need Safety Rules
A Sioux Falls report recounts Harvey confronting two thieves in his garage then striking a match to inspect the scene. An explosion followed burning the garage and barn and causing serious burns to Harvey while police investigate careless siphoning of gasoline from car tanks.
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Huey Continues PWA Fund Fight in Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports the state senate defeated a plea to withhold federal work funds as Huey Long presses for state control of PWA expenditures. The 23 to 7 vote fuels speculation in Washington about Hopkins and FERA chief changes, including Frank Peterman as state relief director.
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Frank Peterman
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Conflict in New York as Railly and Fisher clash over defense fund
Edward J. Railly ousted chief councillor Bruno Richard Hauptmann and C Lloyd Fisher clashed openly today after Railly demanded Bar Association investigation of defense funds Fisher held as trustee. Railly asserts Fisher failed to provide accounting for funds raised to aid Hauptmann, linked to the Lindbergh baby case.
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New York
Edward J. Railly
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Hauptmann
C. Lloyd Fisher
Reilly
Bar Association
Dela
Haupt
New ‘Jersey
Lindbergh
Hitler Seeks Break With League After Council Action
Berlin reports detail a British embassy briefing on a note Hitler sent to Britain declaring the league council action ended talk of Germany rejoining the league. Hitler resents Britain's stance and may refuse peace pacts or the league while considering options possibly including a plebiscite. Poland backs the tri power resolution, while Germany feels deceived in negotiations and Britain's mediator standing is strained.
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