Elaborate Airmail Network Planned Slash Cost In Half
Washington April 26 Postal officials plan a larger airmail network than before but at about half the authorized cost. Bids for 21 routes are under construction with four more proposals due today. Officials cite total route mileage of 25 429 miles, compare to 25 248 miles before cancellations. Army flights since March 19 cover 7 457 miles. Current fiscal year funding is 14 000 000 dollars. Estimated low total sending cost for the system may be 37 720 203 dollars if bids hold, but low bidders face scrutiny over equipment. Potential re solicitation could occur to avoid favoritism charges.
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Washington
Farley
Army
Hare
NIRA Cited In Embargo Fight
Washington April 26 The National Industrial Recovery Act is cited in an attack on the Supreme Court over the North Dakota grain embargo. Grandin Farmers Cooperative Elevator of Grandin North Dakota and other grain elevator companies filed a brief for oral argument. They argue the embargo conflicts with federal efforts to restore interstate commerce and relief from economic distress.
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Washington
National Industrial Recovery Act
Supreme Court
North Dakota
Grandin Farmers Cooperative Merator
Grandin
N. D
Congress
Six Year Old Girl Held By Kidnapers in Tucson
Six year old June Robles was abducted near her Tucson home as she returned from school by four men in an automobile. A demand for fifteen thousand dollars was delivered via a rough note to her father Fernando Robles, a member of a wealthy Arizona family, prompting immediate police involvement aided by ranchers and cowboys.
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Tucson
Ariz
June Robles
John Dillinger
Rosario Estrada
Fernando Robles
Arizona
Robles
Waterfowl Migration Shows Large Regional Increase
Lincoln observers at the Ameri cas outdoor pageant noted a pronounced spring migration with more waterfowl in the region. State Game Warden Frank O Connell estimated a 25 to 50 percent rise in flocks this year amid the migration.
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Lincoln
Neb
Americas
Frank O'Connell
Weather Forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Fair and slightly colder tonight. Friday: fair with slowly rising temperatures. South Dakota also fair and slightly colder tonight and Friday with gradually rising temperatures.
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Huron
South Dakota
New Revenue Bill Moves Toward Final Enactment
Washington April 26 A 5417 million revenue bill clears conference with Senate gains on estate and gift taxes capital stock and excess profits taxes and income tax publicity. House vote follows senates 10 percent recovery tax proposal. tariff proposal hearings set with cabinet officers Hull Wallace and Rope leading supporters opposition to be heard later.
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Washington
Senate
Senate-house
House
Chamber
Couzens
Michigan
White House
Senate Finance Committee
Tomnorrow Pean
Hull, Wallace
Rope
Berry speaks on relief at Clark playhouse rally
Governor Tom Berry addressed a crowd of about 2,500 in Clark last night in his second primary campaign speech focusing on relief administration in Clark County. Lieut. Gov. H A Ostead and Watertown Democrat Mark Sheafe discussed state affairs and governmental savings, with Berry also speaking in Redfield on relief issues. Louis Bicknell of Webster spoke on state issues.
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Clark
Clark Playhouse
Tom Berry
Clark County
H. A. Ostead
Mark Sheafe
Watertown
Berry
Redfield
Reliet
Louis Bicknell
Webster
House Restaurant Row Sparks Civil Rights Debate
Washington April 26 The House debates a choice between closing the House cafe or formally airing the question of allowing Black patrons. Representative Green Florida proposes two amendments after the De Priest resolution, arguing the restaurant’s status reflects government policy and racial norms.
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House
Washington
Green
Florida
de Priast
Illinois
Warren
North Carolina
Accounts Committee
de Priest
Palm Gives Talk At College Chapel At Huron
Mr. H B Palm of Standard Oil spoke to Huron college students on crude oil. He stressed gasoline’s role in mobility and explained 64 percent of world petroleum is produced in the United States. He cited U S annual consumption and noted about 72 million gallons used in South Dakota and two tankfuls daily at Huron stations.
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Palm
College Chapel
H. B. Palm
Standard Oil Company
Huron College
United States
South Dakota
Huron
Singing and cheering cause Carlisle bus crash near Shelburn
Carlisle high school sophomores singing and cheering on a day trip at Turkey Run state park caused the bus to sway and strike a pole one mile north of Shelburn. Twenty eight injured, eight taken to hospital in Sullivan.
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Sullivan, MD
Carlisle High School
Turkey Run State Park
Shelburn
Ustrud Claims Party Support in Dakota Speech
Ustrud charged Governor Berry’s administration used patronage to coerce Democrats. He said three quarters would back him if unopposed, but many were “beaten into line.” Astrud, a Berry foe, urged statement on primary law and taxes. He planned talks in Vi borg Yankton Menno Parkston and other towns.
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Baltic
Hans Ustrud
Tom Berry
Astrud
Berry
Ustrud
Viborg
Yankton
Menno
Parkston
Wessington Springs
Wolsey
Wessington
Badger
Toronto
Brookings
Funeral for Catherine Coughlin Friday at De Smet Church
Miss Catherine Coughlin former Samaritan hospital superintendent of nurses died Monday night at Sanator. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 oclock at the Catholic church in De Smet, with burial in De Smet cemetery. She led the hospital nursing staff between 1920 and 1922.
Uncle Sam Spends Gigantic Sum For S. D. Relief Work
South Dakota relief programs from 1932 to 1934 cost the federal government about 18.58 million dollars through RFC, civil works, and the federal emergency relief administration. About 72,000 South Dakotans benefited, with extensive commodity distribution and livestock feed, plus significant wage payments under civil works.
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Pierre
South Dakota
B. J.B. Longrie
RFC
Civil Works Program
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Longrie
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Emergency Relief and
Civil Works
South
Far Eastern Crisis Developments Reported
AP developments outline talks in Tokyo between U S ambassador Grew and Foreign Minister Airato under Washington instructions. Geneva signals hint China may appeal to nine power treaty signatories over Japan's Asiatic policy. Washington observers tie Roosevelt navy move to Japan China talks. Nanking denies a report of a $100 million US loan. Col Theodore Roosevelt warns Japan endangers Philippine independence and U S economic stakes.
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Associated Press
U.S
Joseph C. Grew
Airato
Tokyo
Washington
Geneva
China
Japan
Roosevelt
Nanking
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Philippines
Philippine
Cattlemen Told To Unite On Plan
Chicago April 2 The federal government offered a rescue plan to cattle producers gathered at Secretary Wallace’s invitation. Davis said any plan must be unified and fair nationwide with broad support. He warned against repeating hog tax mistakes and noted each dollar tax proceeds aids cooperating producers. The issue is orderly adjustment under law versus letting production surge and force liquidation.
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Chicago
Wallace
Chener
Davis
Agricultural Adjustment
Brain Trusters Cleared In Report By House Panel
Washington April 2 The Bulwinkle committee adopted a report finding Dr William A Wirh Gary Indiana teacher failed to prove that administration brain trusters were plotting a revolution The 3 to 2 vote split along party lines with two Republicans McGugin Kansas and Lehiach New Jersey reserving right to file a minority report Also mentions Blarney Castle and the Blarney Stone as a side note.
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Washington
Bulwinkle Committee
House
William A. Wirh
Wirt
Gary
Ind
Republican Committee
McGugin
Kansas
Lehiach
New Jersey
Dr. Wirt
Pig Food Politics Under AAA Scrutiny
Washington notes reveal tension over farm relief as the AAA contemplates measures to curb pig and corn surpluses. Government loans and price controls spark debate on regimentation and future farm policy, with implications for midwest buyers and political leadership.
Toy pistol used in 30 robberies confessed
Chicago April 2 A jail break is not a toy pistol's only use Edward Upton 22 admitted yesterday to how lice he had used a toy gun in more than 30 robberies John Dillinger is remembered for whittling a toy revolver to bluff his escape from Crown Point jail Ind
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Chicago
Edward Upton
Howlice
John Dillinger
Crown Pointt
Ind
Dillinger Hurt In Iowa Holdup And St Paul Action
St Paul health officer N G Mortensen was suspended after it emerged John Dillinger and lieutenant John Hamilton were wounded in the Mason City bank raid on March 13. Dillinger had two leg wounds sustained in prior escapes and a March 31 shooting during a St Paul apartment escape. Federal and local agents pressed a broad hunt with thousands of officers and unverified sightings reported across Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Dillinger
Iowa
St. Paul City
ST. Paul
John Dillinger
John Hamilton
First National Bank
Mason City
N. G. Mortensen
John McDonald
Public Safety
Mortensen
Hamilton
Claytor B. May
Minneapolis
May
Tillinger
National Bank
Sioux Falls
George
Baby Face” Nelson
Mercer
South Dakota
St Paul
Minn
Hammond
Ind
Minnesota
Northwest's largest distillery seizure at Huron area farm
Federal agents seized an elaborate distillery on the old Ed Sutton ranch north of Huron, claiming equipment worth at least 50 000 dollars and a daily capacity of 3 000 gallons. One man, Paul P. Glenzer, was arrested with two sons expected to face charges. The operation, run by outsiders, appeared to have operated about three weeks, with 25 000 gallons of mash and 150 gallons of finished alcohol recovered. The Mennonite-era farm housed 118 colonists before Glenzer took over in 1925.
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Northwest
Huron
Ed Sutton
Canada
Paul P. Glenzer
Internal Revenue
St. Paul
W. 5. Burke
Disvision of Investigation
Department of Justice
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Dakotas
St. Louis
Chicago
Glanzer
Rites for W Rudy at Cavour Friday
William Sylvester Rudy Yale pioneer farmer died at his farm home Tuesday evening Funeral services set for Friday at 10 at St Patrick s Catholic Church Cavour Rev James Reilly to officiate burial in Cavour Catholic Cemetery Pallbearers named Frank Davis William Davis William Coughlin Ji Martin Frank Lynch Jack Bieger Rudy came to Cavour from Marine IH in 1883 and ran the first meat market there later buying a farm near Yale
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W. Rudy
Cavour
Yale
William Sylvester Rudy
Jack Bieger
Mr. Rudy
Marine IH
Death of Farmer After Horse Kick at Grafton
N D April 26. Aus tin Gaganson 76 farmer near here died in a Grafton hospital four hours after he had been kicked by a horse. Survivors are his widow and six children.
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Indianapolis
Wiliard Butler
Indiana
Michigan City
Butler
Rick
Patal Drayton
N. D
Austin Gaganson
Here
Grafton
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