Emil Loriks Sees Hopes For Farmers
Emil Loriks secretary of the South Dakota Farmers Holiday association in Washington cites cautious optimism from Congress actions. He notes the Senate cost of production amendment may pass the House, while criticizing the Frazier bill for farm loans and endorsing remonetization prospects for silver via the Wheeler bill as a potential bolster to farmers.
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Washington
Apr
Emil Loriks
South Dakota Farmers Holiday Association
Congress
Loriks
National Farm Holiday Association
Des Moines
Senate
House
Lorks
Dareiks
Optimism Marked Roosevelt Talks In Paris And Geneva
Paris and Geneva discussions saw Heriot Chered M Herriot and French colleagues cheered by Roosevelt's push for greater security and for Kellogg Briand pact consultation. Norman Davis urged American participation when peace is breached, boosting hopes for progress at London. Daladier offered to pay debt if the US delays June installment, linking debt and tariff issues to debtor capacity. Canadian premier focused on tariff talks with Roosevelt as Hull and Bennett explored 200 potential Canadian American tariff accords.
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Heriot
M. Herriot
Roosevelt
France
Norman Davis
Geneva
Faris
Daladier
United States
Bennett
Hull
Ottawa
British Empire
Canada
London
Pioneer Attorney Of Aberdeen Dies
BAP HAL Brown, pioneer attorney and prominent Aberdeen citizen, died yesterday in a Minneapolis hospital after weeks of confinement. He is survived by his widow and one daughter. Burial will be at Storm Lake, South Dakota, after funeral services here Friday.
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Mobridge
Apt
Baphal Brown
Minneapolis
Storm Lake
Pennington Bank Dividends Paid in Rapid City
Checks for a five percent dividend are being mailed today by the South Dakota banking department to about 2580 depositors of the closed Pennington County Bank of Rapid City. The first payout totals slightly over $95,000, with the bank's closure dated July A-.
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Finpre
Pennington County Bank
Rapid City
South Dakota
Fenniegion County
United States Eager To Guard Against War
In Geneva Norman H. Davis told the steering committee of the world disarmament conference that the United States is fully determined to contribute to international security and would study measures to strengthen security. He urged the conference to continue sessions without adjournment and to focus on concrete disarmament steps. He asked for patience from the committee as the government considers actions it might take.
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U.S
Geneva
United States
Norman H. Divis
Davis
Rules for News Broadcasts by Associated Press Papers
New York April 21. AP board sets tentative rules for broadcasting brief AP news bulletins from member papers. Major news limited to 30 words per bulletin and one subject per bulletin, hours align with publication, credits required, no commercial tie ins. Sports exempted from word limit. past broadcasting rules rescinded. AP to prosecute unauthorized radio use. ANPA classifies radio programs as advertising with space rates.
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New Yorke
Associated Press
The
News Association
Deler
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Association
Radio Committee
Huron Area Officials Attend Rural Scouting Conference
City Briefs note Huron leaders HL Hurley county superintendent R A Cave and Fred Egeers with M F Luick to Brookings for banquet and conference led by O H Benson national rural scouting director originator of 4 H club work. Also local notices of visits, sales ads, and residents returning from trips to Sioux Falls Minneapolis and Chicago.
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Hurley
R. A. Cave
Fred Egeers
Huron
M. F. Luick
Broadland
Brookings
O. H. Benson
Walter Steele
Onida
R. C. Gibbs
Perry
Roy Oliver
Ross
Fargo
N. D
Chester R. Powell
Fourth Street
Bates Dinneen
Minneapolis
E. B. Dinneen
Gagnon
Adv
Ray Schwartz
Chicago
Edzum Brunten
Schwarts
Gamble
James Seton
Sioux Falls
Clara
Esther Seton
New Royal Apartments
Esther Christensen
Westbrook
Minn
Buron
Bernard Boughton
John A. Sauer
San Diego
Cal
J. Stanley Colton
German Tennis Star Leaves S F Hospital
German tennis star Hans Nusslein, a professional from Germany, was sent to Winnipeg after being released from a Sioux Falls hospital where he had a minor operation for an infection in his arm. He will join William Tilden in the tennis barnstorming troupe at Winnipeg.
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S.F
Sioux Falls
Hans Nuselein
Germany
Winnipeg
Nusslein
William T. Tilden
School Census To Begin On Monday In Huron
A four person team will conduct Huron's annual school census starting Monday. Children aged 6 to 21 by May 1 will be counted to determine the district's state apportionment and revenue from the income tax. Supt Leng urges complete listings, including college students, as the tax law earmarks 45 percent to schools based on census data.
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Huron
Rew. Bross
Hes
A. J. Leng
George W. Longstaff
Harry Reaper
G. 5. Pearce
EB. Shepherd
Thompson Comes To Lowell's Aid In A Civil Case
Boston April 2. Thompson a criminal lawyer came to the aid of Judge James A Lowell whose writ of habeas corpus for a Virginia man accused of killing two white women sparked southern protest. Thompson formerly chief defense in Sacco Vanzetti case appeared at the federal building and secured all records in the case. George Crawford reports Judge Lowell outraged.
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Thorbpson
Massachusetts
Smith
Aed
Council of the Bar Association
Thompson
Lowell
Crawford Awvas
Middlburg
Joseph B. Ely
Virginia
Crawford
United States Supreme Court
Degre
United States Court of Appeals
Boston
Osteopathy Career Outline Presented to Huron College Students
Dr. S. Betts spoke to Huron college students this morning on osteopathy as a career. He outlined the basic principle, required training, and opportunities, noting appeal for general practitioners in smaller towns.
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S. Betts
Huron College
Hitler government orders disbanding of American NS party
The Hitler government ordered the American branch of the National Socialist party to disband. The German consulate said political organizations should stay at home. The organization in this country had about 1,500 members.
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New York
National Socialist Party
Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets for Women advertisement
An advertisement promotes the new 50 cent size Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets for Women. It claims to relieve and prevent pain and associated distress without narcotics, presenting the product as modern medicine addressing the cause of trouble and offering lasting relief with persistent use. Sold by local outlets.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Huron Library to Begin Self Charging Book System
Huron Public Library will start a self charging system from May 1 with new patron identification cards. Patrons must register, obtain a card, and present it at checkout. books are checked at the door by the librarian and returned to the borrower. During the first two weeks in May any late charges are cancelled on request, and overdue fines are waived.
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Huon Public Library
Blanche Battin
Miss Battin
Aberdeen Odd Fellows mark 50th anniversary event
Aberdeen Odd Fellows lodge hosts visiting brother groups to celebrate its 50th anniversary on Monday. Chartered May 1, 1883, the event coincides with the 114th anniversary of Odd Fellowship. Visiting officials include W. A. Bauman grand master L. L. Trotter grand secretary C. B. Knott grand treasurer William Hawkins grand herald and Agnes Munthieu Rebekah assembly president.
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Aberdeen
Odd Fellows Lodge of
Aberdeen Lodge
Odd Fellowship
W. A. Bauman
L. L. , Trotter
C. B. Knott
William Hawkins
Agnes Munthieu
Rebekah
Senate backs state convention to repeal 18th Amendment
Lincoln Nebraska April 2 The state senate today passed Gov. Bryan's bill calling for a state convention in December 1984 to consider repeal of the 18th Amendment. The vote was 28 to 0.
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Lincoln
Neb
State Senate
Gov
Co. W. Bryan
Daladier Preparing to Pay U S Debt
Paris April 27 Premier Edouard Daladier was said to be actively preparing to pay the defaulted debt installment due the United States. He expects Moratorium assurances from President Roosevelt may satisfy the debt and may seek approval to pay the June 15 installment by the May 16 chamber session. Bonnet called for aid to stabilize foreign moneys as experts saw France moving toward a three power pact with the United States and Great Britain for this purpose.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Istlends
United States
Roosevelt
Herriot
Washington
Chamber of Deputies
Georges Bonnet
France
Great Britain
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