Beadle County shelterbelt plan aims for six miles weekly
Beadle County moves forward with a shelterbelt planting program mapping nine townships in central and southern areas. Five miles completed by Thursday with a projected ten miles weekly if weather holds. The total 14 mile area targets one million and a quarter trees by June 1, aided by 230,000 trees already here and forthcoming from Mitchell suppliers. Subsoil machinery expected to speed operations and staff include 315 workers across six crews and reserve crews, reaching about 173 when needed.
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Beadle County
Pierce
Beadle
Pierée
Mitchell
Thad Oviatt
AL HO Wessens
Ay the
Cartie Hebrer
Sir Mon Rhodes
Anna Hanson
Minnesota Joint Stock Land Bank
Severie Mile Holding
Pitching the Woo at KU Sparks Campus Debate
In Lawrence Kansas on April 23 students at the University of Kansas confront a campus uproar over courting slang described by a grandfather and father. The piece notes evolving terms like petting and a broader social change touching student life.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Baby Chick Loan Rules Set by Chamber of Commerce
The 1935 baby chick program outlines loan eligibility for 4-H members in Beadle County. Applications must be filed in person by May 4 with parent or guardian, housing facilities verified, and chick care commitments signed. Each participant must be an active 4-H member, repay loan by December 15, and bonds refunded after repayments.
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Vthis
Avis
Viciniv
Chamber of Commerce Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Joan
Bea ‘Dle
Huron
Hoysland
Sirls
Chamber of Commert
Seven More Die In Typhoon Near Manila Coast
Seven additional deaths were reported north of Manila from the Camarines Norte province due to the typhoon. The provincial governor confirmed seven people perished Wednesday when a boat capsized off the coast of San Jose. two previously were reported lost.
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Manilla
Incovince
Camarines Norte
San Jose
Preparedness Aids Aged Man in Fire
Aged resident Elon A Stowater, 74, credits preparedness with saving him after a fire in his Washington apartment building. He escaped by sliding down a rope from the fourth floor and revealed he kept a rope under his bed for years, saying he has always feared being in a room during a fire.
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Elon
A. Stowater
Stowater
Italians Press East African Advance Amid Tropical Rains
The Italian army drives into Shoa Province as heavy rains slow Ethiopian defenses. Marshal Pietro Badoglio’s northern forces press toward Adis Ababa while Graziani surveys positions near Harar. The Empress of Ethiopia appeals for international aid as Crown Prince Asfa Woran governs in Addis Ababa.
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Associated Press
Pietro Bagdoglio
Rome
Shoa
Rodolfo Graziani
Nouth
Haran
Ethiopia
Nealles
Addis Ababa
Faile
Pierre
Eti Flandin
Vladimir Potemkigyigia
Paris
Boy Escapes Abductor Near Allentown Farm Scene
The boy freed himself from an abductor near Allentown after being gagged with tape and left in woods. He ran to a nearby farm where authorities say a man identifying as John James of Chicago claimed the incident was faked. Police later tied the suspect to ransom notes and a claimed final demand, as the boy’s father Henry Koch and his wife moved to the scene.
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Wan
Richard
Taylor
Akron
Ohio
Koch
Henry
Taey
Lehigh
Koch, Paciner
H. Tey and “Company
Ark
Unsettled Weather Forecast With Rain Snow Likely
Readable fragment notes an unsettled pattern with possible rain or snow and colder temperatures tonight. The fragment hints at a likely change by Friday with shifting conditions and a cooler end to the week.
Tax Bill Faces First Real Test in Senate Committee
Administration moves Morgenthau to defend the revenue measure as Congress debates the tax bill in House and Senate. Senate finance panel to hear experts and set hearings with aim to raise about 320 million annually by taxing corporate dividends and sliding-scale corporate rates. Critics call the proposal a “monstrosity” favoring large monopolies and costly lawyers.
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Washington
Morgenthau
House
Harrison
Mississippi
Treasury
Finance ‘Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Committee
Congressional
Tor
the. Democrat
North Carolin
Fundamenme
Roosevelt
Doughter
Treadway
Coughiin
Samuel B. Hill
Whdeh
Nance Committee
Shirley Temple Turns Seven on Birthday in Hollywood
Shirley Temple, the child star famed for dimples and box office appeal, is seven years old. She celebrated with a pony gift from her mother a bicycle from her brother Jack a ring from George and blew out seven candles on a home made cake. She spent time with hospitalized children.
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Hollywood
Cal
Shirley Temple
Pony
Jack
George
Train Crashes West of Ravinia Cuts Line and Damages Cars
A Milwaukee freight train from Platte to Yankton hit a burned-out trestle west of Ravinia. The engine was destroyed while the fireman and engineer jumped to safety as the bridge weakened by nearby burning weeds collapsed. Schedule disruptions persisted awaiting a wrecker from Sioux City. No injuries reported to crew.
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Yankton
Milwaukee
Platte
Ravinia
Sioux City
Manefeld
Rigiged Hoghes
Mother Seeks Accounting of Boy Star Earnings
In Los Angeles on April 23 a custody case reveals Freddia Bartholomew's earnings are the target. The mother Lilian Bartholomew seeks an accounting from the boy's aunt and guardian Miss Mylficent Bartholomew for over 5,000 dollars of income said to be held during two years. Freddie's father Cecil Bartholomew is also named in the suit. A reunion between Freddie and his mother is planned for the weekend.
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Los Angeles
Freddia Bartholomew
Lilian Bartholomew
Mylficent Baretholomew
Cecil Bartholomew
Freddie
Reddie
Mother
Former state official injured in Rapid City fall
Rapid City reports former state cement commission member and former commerce department head R. A. Hunt entered unconsciousness in a Rapid City hospital late Monday evening after a fall at home. Authorities said his skull was fractured and he remained in critical condition today without change from yesterday.
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Rapid City
RAPID
Nerday
Oxcar Theft Gangs Being Broken Up
In St Paul on April 12 officials report organized boxcar thefts are being tackled by law enforcement. The semi annual operation targets the scattered gangs connected with railroading and cross border networks involving Midwest states and western Canada. Loss figures cited include railroad damages amid 1935 assessments and a 93.5 percent action rate.
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ST. Spaul
Ithe ‘Association
Nii
South-Dakota
Iowa
Wiscon
Otral-Western
Canada
Milne
Rescue of Robertson and Scadding from Moose River mine
Two men, Dr. D E Robertson and Alfred Scadding, were pulled from a collapsed Moose River gold mine after a 200 foot tunnel escape. They were treated at the surface and later airlifted to Halifax for care. An inquest into fellow miner Hermit Magill’s death began, with doctors citing pneumonia likely caused by exposure.
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Moose. River
D. E. Robertson
Charles
Alfred Scadding
Moose River Gold Mine
Magill
Robartson
Toronto
ab.eMsrgensy
Scadding
Swetzher
Halifax
Robertson
Hernan Marill
Glenn Béaplan
Herman Merill
Seidding
de. HenncDonald
N. OD
Askin
Ian MacDyaslé
FDIC to Pay Off Bank Depositors Next Week
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will begin paying in full the depositors of the Farmers Head Merchants Bank of Revilla after a banking collapse. Officials say the FDIC will cover deposits including amounts around 90,000 and 100,000, with the exact figures pending final processing.
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Pierrs
Deeiketa” Banking R Department
Oday
Federal Deposit “Insurance Corporation
Bank of Revilla
Oscar Fy Fromke
Ignleud
Scircuit
Howeth Babe
Einberalin
FDIC
Mr Pay
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