Germany Weighs Stance as Britain and Italy Warn Hitler
Berlin reports Britain and Italy warned Hitler not to fortify the demilitarized Rhine land. Germany calculates a response to Geneva reproof as Neurath and Ribbetrop confer in Munich amid Easter expectations.
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Furore Over Processing Taxes Sparks Third Party Threat
In the solid south Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge rebukes Roosevelt calling him radical and forecasts a third party bid while planning a cotton belt denouncement of processing taxes. Ickes cancels $210 000 in Georgia PWA projects and disapproves 642 800 in Louisiana plans. Long allies seek injunction over a 1 800 000 New Orleans PWA loan. Georgia relief funds of 500 000 arrive to bridge state needs.
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Pilgrims Reenact Calvary March in Jerusalem Good Friday
Pilgrims in Jerusalem reenact the Good Friday march along the Via Dolorosa. They stop at each of the 14 stations, beginning at the Praetorium and ending at the Holy Sepulchre. The evening observances include the removal of the crucified effigy from Calvary and a Maundy Thursday sequence of rites.
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Danube e Parley Invite Germany to Danubian Talks
A Czech spokesman said Little Entente members invited Germany to a preliminary parley in preparation for a Danubian conference. The aim is to draft text for a security pact and a non aggression framework involving Hungary Austria Yugoslavia and Romania.
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Thieves Loot Fiscus Paint and Paper Store in Sharon
Burglars struck the Fiscus paint and wallpaper shop in Sharon locking up 500 rolls of ceiling wallpaper and wall borders while skipping a large stock of border designs. Police note little interior decor experience may have hindered their haul.
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Berry Seeks Soil Erosion Plan For South Dakota
Governor Berry concludes talks in Washington on a 6000000 dollar soil erosion proposal for Gregory and Fripp counties using Rural Rehabilitation funds. He aims to secure relief funds and new CCC camps, seeks federal approval, and backs a state wide work relief program while considering a Missouri River hydro plant and Gillette Black Hills power projects.
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Babe Hits Twice As Dodgers Beat Braves
Babe delivered two hits in a morning game as the Dodgers defeated the Braves 2 to 1 in Boston. The scoreline and details reflect a tight contest with the visitors edging ahead on two timely hits.
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Tenancy Problem In Midwest Shown To Be Serious
Senate discussion of a proposed government corporation to convert tenants to landowners cites 1030 census figures. Bankhead notes tenancy varies by region from 60.9 percent in Texas to 92.2 percent in Mississippi and argues the plan would aid tenants nationwide, focusing on cornbelt needs and potential loans up to 1090 million to buy land and improve it.
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Death of Luthor H North Pioneer Pawnee Scout Leader
East of Indian scouts leader Luthor H North, last of his G A R post, died from a porch fall at his Columbus Nebraska home. He suffered a skull fracture and died at Lutheran Good Samaritan hospital after four hours. North helped command the Pawnee scouts guarding Union Pacific railroad construction crews. He is survived by his widow and two children.
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Hitch-Hiker Brothers Headed to Prison
A garbled report notes two hitchhikers from Providence Rhode Island, Albert St Lawrence 32 and Teen St. Rice 22, plead guilty to a crime involving a borrowed car and attempted flight to Montana. Circuit Judge J. sentenced them to prison.
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Businessmen Back NRA Drive For Extension
New York April 19 A group of business and industrial leaders led by Ward Cheney launched a campaign to extend the National Industrial Recovery Act It follows input from Donald Richberg who answered 20 legal questions at a dinner meeting urging small business representation Richberg stressed no legislative action was requested and urged clear stance for or against the extension with belief a vast majority favor the act
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Beadle County Finances Show Improvement Over Last Year
County analysis finds April 1 condition better than a year earlier though tax collections lag. Favorable balance now about 52 925.01 ahead of last year after adjustments for warrants and bond interest. Delinquent and current tax totals rise. early payments run slower than a year ago.
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Becker-Elected President in Summit Race
Mrs William A Becker of Summit won the election for president-elect, defeating Dr Magna, who had served as president general for the past three years. The result was announced at midnigh t after hours of counting as the Smith College affiliation noted.
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Eagwright tay MATLO on IN selver about i. The fragmentary note hints at a local news item with unclear details and several unreadable words. No clear names or dates are extractable from the given text.
Ten Thousand Dollars Hidden In Spinster's Home
Sheboygan Wisconsin April 19 Ten thousand dollars in currency and bills were found in the old brick home of the late Miss Harriet Reach 62 a former schoolteacher and church organist relatives were repaid for money spent searching the residence noted as a cache of wealth in the decedent's home
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Lodge Protests Against Japan
Tokyo reports authoritive circles said the United States and Britain have made final efforts to persuade Japan to intervene in the Manchoukuo oil dispute. A note delivered by United States Ambassador Joseph Grew warned Japan she would be held responsible for losses to American citizens due to treaty breaches. A British note followed. Indemnity claims may be posed by Standan Texas and Asiatic Petroleum.
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Laura Ingalls Waits For Weather To Improve
Los Angeles April report notes Laura Ingalls awaiting favorable conditions for a cross country attempt. Authorities mention Amelia Earhart's earlier flight as context and expectations for a possible weeklong window to proceed.
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Brookings Report Says NRA Slowed Economic Recovery
Washington April 19 The Brookings Institution investigators say the NRA blue eagle program substantially slowed recovery and that wage provisions raised costs and prices, delaying growth. The report credits NRA with some competition facilitation but argues overall they retarded recovery, a view echoed amid congress.
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Fined $225 For Violation of State Liquor Law
Yankton April 19 Fort Quellette a 33 year old farmer from near Vermillion was fined $225 in circuit court for violating the states higher law. He was arrested at Vermillion in a public place with liquor in his possession after the seal had been broken. Circuit Judge C C Buckett presided.
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Dealer Fined for Violating Motor Fuel Law
Pierre April 19. Joe Adrian manager of the gasoline tax division reported that Charles Havlik of Kimball was fined 25 dollars plus costs for violating the motor fuel dealers law. Adrian and Havlik pleaded guilty to acting as a dealer without bond and obtaining a dealer absense.
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Weather forecast fragment reads partly cloudy and warmer
fragmentary weather note says for harm and vicinity partly cloudy tonight and Saturday warmer in the south dakota area cloudy tonight and Saturday with warmer temperatures in the extreme south portion
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