Quake Toll Rises Across Western Asia in Turkey
Ankara reports at least eight hundred dead and many missing after a major Anatolia earthquake. Shocks continue through the night. 18 villages destroyed and 22 damaged as refugees seek safety. Relief squads operate nationwide while emergency funds are approved. many victims are women and children.
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Ankara
Turkey
Anatolia
Asia
Aegean Sea
Kirshehr
Yozgad
Tehorum
National Assembly
Public Dance Features Tiny Bostic and Band
Beadle County Young Democratic Club sponsors a public dance tonight at the Huron pavilion on Highway 14. Tiny Bostic and his band, once renowned traveling musicians, headline the event with committees inviting all residents to attend, despite the host organization.
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Young Demos
Tiny Bostic
Beadle County
Young Democratic Club
Huron Pavilion
Cty
Highway 14
Young Demo
G O P Leader Sees Gains In House
Washington April 21 Republican congressional booster chairman Joseph W. T Martin of Massachusetts predicted the GOP would win at least 76 Democratic seats in the House this November. He said opposition to the New Deal is growing and that Republicans could gain control. He cited defeat of the government reorganization bill as aiding the party and warned against excess relief measures.
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House
Washington
Joseph W. T Martin
Massachusetts
Martin
Martin Erid
Hitler Receives Lion Cub and Gifts for Birthday
Berlin reports Hitler's 56th birthday gifts included a lion cub with uncertain donor, likely Goering but not confirmed, plus over ten thousand hand knitted scarves intended for social welfare. Other presents included a three foot cake, a streamlined four passenger car medal, an Arabian sword belt, and a silver casket from Iraqi and Bolivian envoys.
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Hitler
Berlin
Iraq
Bolivia
Penney Store Delays Reopening To April 27 After Fire
Nay J. Miller announces J C Penney store will reopen on April 27 due to delayed merchandise deliveries. temporary quarters at 222 Dakota Avenue Southeast, moving equipment to the new site on 32 Third Street Southwest later. Fire sales underway for Osborn Clothing Fleming Dry Goods along with Robinson Shoe and Jarold women’s shop moving to 224 Third Street Southwest.
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J. C.penney Company
Dakota Avenue Southeast
K. and
Miller
Penney Company
Third Street
Osborn Clothing Company
Dakota Avenue
Fleming Dry Goods
Royal Hotel
Robinson Shoe Company J
Jarold Women’s Apparel
Tams
Return of White Wife Sparks Kidnap Warrants
William Sam Hart Stewart, a Harlem entertainer, seeks his wife Sylvia Lazarus who arrived with her brother for treatment after a nervous breakdown. He accuses Chicago policemen and others of abducting her, while officials say she consented to return for care and her brother plans a sanitarium transfer.
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Park Avenue
Sylvia Lazarus
William Sam Hart Stewart
Harlem
Chicago
John Does
New York
Joseph A. Lazarus
Lazarus
Smith College
Charles Meyers
The
Missing Persons Bureau
Chicao
Stewart
Masquerade As Man Ends In Minneapolis
A 21? year old woman who posed as a man for five years returned to wearing skirts in Minneapolis. She aided police by revealing there were other male impersonators. Brought to police on charges of contributing to delinquency of a minor, she said she began posing at 17 to earn more money. Charges were dismissed and she was released with a warning.
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Minneapolis
Mart
Polite
Wilson-Barber Auto Company completes improvement program
Milton Cochrane manager of Wilson-Barber Auto Company at 14d Third Street Southwest announced completion of an improvement program costing about $3000. Upgrades include a front lubrication shop with two hydraulic hoists, reconfigured body rebuilding, a new parts area, a women’s rest room, and new lighting. Motor tones service planned once factory reps validate equipment and train mechanics.
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Milton Cochrane
Wilson-Barber Auto Company
Third Street
Southwest
Cochrane
Mnd
Wilson-Barber
Lutherans elect Mattson to 26th consecutive term
Delegates to the Minnesota Conference of the Augustana Synod met in Paul April 2 to 4 and debated child placement work. They rejected a proposal to alter the constitution on officer tenure and minister discipline, reelecting P. A. Mattson of Minneapolis as president for the 26th straight year, with Emil Swerson as vice president Constant Johnson as secretary and Christopher Hoff as treasurer.
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Paul
Minnesota
Emil Swerson
Minneapolis
Constant Johnson
Chicago City
Christopher Hoff
St. Paul
Il Duce Returns To Favor As Power Shift Evolves
New York April 21 Mussolini reemerges as a sought figure amid European realignments with Franco British and Nazi ties. Italy's growing leverage follows Ethiopia conquest and potential Balkan moves. Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and France weigh shifts as Rome guards its position against Hitler while seeking allies and naval parity concerns fade from view.
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Associated Press
New York
Mussolini
Europe
Eunopia
J Dyce
Hitler
France
W Duce
Italy
London
Buc
Rome
Paris
Czechoslovakia
Ethiopia
Planl
Rome Celebrates 2691st Birthday With Public Works
Rome marked its 2691st birthday with nationwide inauguration services and labor prizes. Thousands in Piazza di Venezia watched Premier Mussolini award pensions to 1,250 aged and invalid workers and give cash prizes to faithul to the sail winners. Italy dedicated public works projects costing over 2.5 million dollars, including new workers homes dams and bridges.
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Rome
Italy
B. C
Piazza di Venezia
Mussolini
Student Hoa el Anderson Visits Sister During Easter
Hoa el Anderson a student at Eastern Suite Teachers College Madison visited at the home of her sister Mrs Earl Clay during the Easter holidays.
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Bancroft
Hoael Anderson
Eastern Suite Teachers College
Madison
Earl Clay
Dirksen Visits Parents in Bancroft Town Report
Miss Dirksen employed at Jones Jag Company in Clark spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dirksen, in Bancroft.
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Bancroft
Viewna Dirksen
Jones Jag Company
Clark
Mrr
Ralph Dirksen
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