Big Business Men Back Plan For Government Cooperation
A group of 16 leading industrialists pledge broad cooperation with government efforts to revive business conditions after a Roosevelt White House luncheon. Ford and Edsel Ford attend with William Cameron. John W. Hanes orchestrates. They say the aim is to support a steady production system and avoid untried theories, urging joint action to move the nation forward.
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Roosevelt
Henry Ford
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White House
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William J. Cameron
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Pard Brotherhood
Guhin Elected In Aberdeen Runoff
Aberdeen voters chose Frank F E Guhin for a second term as city commissioner in a high turnout runoff against Seth B. Gibborne. The total 7,497 ballots set a city record, aided by 1,461 excess over the prior record and 1,880 more votes than the last non-runoff election.
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Aberdeen
Frank FE. Guhin
Seth B. Giiborne
Utthin
Gilparne
Arthur
Mannes
Berry Urges South Dakota Support for President Aid Efforts
Former governor Ton Berry campaigned for the U S Senate urging South Dakotans to back Roosevelt’s aid programs. He praised his four year Berry administration and criticized Governor Leslie Jennison while pledging to work with the President in lifting the nation from recession. The rally drew about 250 people at Daum's auditorium amid a driving snowstorm.
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Ton Berry
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Roosevelt
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United States Senate
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Huron Assembly
Milk Wagons Still In Use In State Operations
The state treasurer refuted Governor Laslig Jenson’s claim that all state motor patrol cars are locked up. He said every car is still in operation, repainted blue, and used by departments. Hinselman noted there are 56 more state owned vehicles active now than in a recent period, countering Jensen’s remark about “white cars” and the term mile wagons from the 1936 campaign.
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Laslig Jenson
Furmer
William A. Hinselman
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Jensen
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King Zog Weds Young Countess in Albanian Ceremony
King Ahmed Zog of Albania marries Countess Geraldine Apponyi in a civil ceremony marking a royal wedding. A 101 gun salute and church bells accompanied the union attended by 208 guests. Geraldine, 22, becomes queen alongside Egypt’s Farida as one of the world’s youngest queens.
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Albania
Geraldine Apponyi
Ahmed Zog
Adhouta
Heymet Delyina
Geraldine
Queen Farida
Egypt
Queen Geraldine
Farida
Geraldina
Rail aid bill moves quickly with five point program
House Inter state Commerce Committee Chair Lea predicts swift passage of a new five point rail road aid package. The plan includes RFC loans for equipment, REC labor for workers, 32 month suspension of a certain Interstate Commerce Commission requirement, continued funds to remove grade crossings, and government cost sharing on bridges aiding water transport. Merger provisions for railroads to be deferred until next year.
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DsConif
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Interstate Commerce Committee
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Britain’s biggest peacetime budget hits family purse
Parliament approved millions for armaments and war time needs while households faced a twelve cent per pound tax on food, eighteen cent per pint tax on gas or dine, and a $7.71 monthly income tax with one child. Sir John Simon announced 4.73 billion pounds needed for government expenses in the year to March 1939.
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John Simon
House of Commons
Britain
Landon Dies Father Of Alf M Landon At 61
John M. Landon, 61, father of Alf M. Landon, the 1956 Republican presidential nominee, died of heart disease at a hospital in Kansas City. He began as a saloon keeper in western Pennsylvania, moved to Kansas in 1904, and suffered a series of heart attacks last week. He was a former governor of Kansas and was at his son’s bedside when he died.
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Kansas City
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Pennsylvana
Kansas
Gas Blast Kills Three In Coal Mine
A blast and fire at the St. Clair Coal Company mine in the PEI area killed three miners and left others trapped underground. Rescue teams faced a "black dome" as they worked. six of the eight rescued miners reached hospital in critical condition. Mine foreman Andrew Potts, 42, was among the critically burned and officials offered no clear update on the fate of the remaining workers.
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Pei
Reseua
St. Clair Coal Company
Jevel
Andrew Potts
Britain May Boycott Expropriated Mexican Oil Assets
April report from London states Britain advocates de facto boycott of oil wells expropriated by Mexico. Undersecretary Richard A Butler told lawmakers Britain has sent two notes to Mexico demanding restitution of properties held by the Mexican Eagle Oil Company, largest of 17 British firms seized by President Cardenas on March
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Barato Cardenas
Britain France Near Showdown On Czech Situation
Berlin dispatch reports a German cabinet official saying the Sudeten Germans will seek union with Germany, and that France may refrain from aiding Czechoslovakia. British and French leaders face a pivotal conference in London while Spain and China news run parallel fronts with Japanese grip tightening near Lunghai and Taierhchwang.
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Associated Press Today
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Central China
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Taierhchwang
Pikhsien
Taierhchwaang
Lunghai
Teruel
Mediterranean
Casimo Francisco Franco
Hig Mallorca
Miguel Avandi
Castellon
Valencia
Heaviest Precipitation In Ten Years Hits Huron Area
A severe storm dumped 2.46 inches on Huron and 2.54 inches on Woonsocket, doubling normal rainfall and causing extensive damage. Iroquois suffered multiple building losses and injuries, while Woonsocket faced shattered windows, flooded rooms, and school closures. The downpour followed heat, with high winds, hail, and a lightning strike injuring residents.
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Miny
Sanborn
Ennis Salkowski
Veron Carleton
Fred Bull
Auditorium Bond Endorsed By C O C Directorate
At a special Chamber of Counties directorate meeting the board endorsed a proposal to issue 125000 in bonds to fund a municipal auditorium. The vote was 10 to 2 and a special committee was to be appointed to promote the measure for the next municipal election Tuesday. The endorsement follows a Chamber of Commerce retail division recommendation.
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Board of Directory
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BE. H. Schaefer
Huron
Gussman
Chamber of Commerce Board
Authorities In Dark On Slaying Of Farmhand Frank Herrand
Police discount leads in the slaying of Frank Herrand, 47, a itinerant farmhand. His body was found in a southeast stream Saturday night. Heavy rains hampered the investigation by hindering access to the scene and washing away footprints. Funeral services were held locally, and authorities sought Herrand’s relatives without success.
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Frank Heirand
Here
Herrand
Helland
Huge Hail Stones Hit Winner Area Damages Run High
A late yesterday hail storm in Winner caused thousands in damages to the school and courthouse, with many windows broken in homes and the business district. Hailstones nearly baseball size shattered roofs toppled auto tops and drenched the town as a heavy rain followed. Livestock losses included turkeys and chickens on surrounding farms.
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Cregg
Werbert Hein Farm
Alvin Moe
Sanborn County
Ivan Hopper
Hills Civil War Veteran Dies at Hot Springs Home
Tom McDonald, a Civil War veteran living at the State Soldiers Home for 22 years, died Tuesday at Hot Springs. Born June 1, 1845 in Tealand, he immigrated to America before age 30 and joined Civil War soldiers in Minnesota. Burial details were not fully clear in the fragment.
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Tealand
America
Solidiers
Minnesota
New Rains Add To April Wetness
LIQUX FALLS April 21 7 New rains unofficially estimated at three inches or more drenched the state as wet April closed with persistent moisture Some areas report over twice normal rainfall for the month Pierre had 0 84 inch at 2 p m and was cloudy Mitchell 0 74 inch overcast Yankton had a light sprinkle Aberdeen recorded 2 25 inches while Sioux Falls and Rapid City remained dry
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State Weather Bureau
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Pierre
Mitchell
Yankton
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Tornadoes Kill 6 In Five States
A Colorado Denver report notes six dead and over twenty injured as tornadoes ravage five states including near Oshkosh Nebraska and Draw Texas. Victims include Mary Zorn eight Ellen Brown eight and Jean Zorn ten, with deaths of Mrs Caswell M B Walters and George Walters. Irene McKay critically injured as the Louis McKay home collapsed. Severe winds hail and dust hit New Mexico Colorado Kansas Nebraska.
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Mary Zorn
Ellen Brown
Oshkosh
Neb
Jean Zorn
Twister
Draw
Texas
V. 0. Caswell
M. B. Walters
George Walters
Irene McKay
Louis McKay
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
St Paul Labor Candidates Warn Recount After Primary
Il Paul April 27 Joly J Mc Donough endorsed candidate for mayor says he will demand a recount if the canvassing board awards his opponent William H Fallon a margin as small as 240 votes in unofficial tabulations. Fallon leads 46 922 to 46 551 per city press bureau totals and 46 351 to 46 811 in clerk’s unofficial tallies. A canvassing board meeting is scheduled tomorrow. A separate recount prospect looms in the council race as Harm T O Connell campaign head says he will seek a recount if William A Parranto trails Irving C Pearce by fewer than 400 votes. Pearce leads by about 187 in unofficial tallies.
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Joly J. McDonough
Ibor
Wiliam H. Fallon
Fallon
McDonough
Harm T. O'Connell
Labor Progression Association
William A. Parranto
Irving
C. Pearce
C. Pearce For the Sixth Seat On the Sound
Pearce
State Bank of Irene Closed and Liquidated
The South Dakota banking department announced State Bank of Irene had been closed by its directors and turned over to the state agency for liquidation due to impairment of capital. Deposits were about 150 million, capital and surplus around 16 thousand, to be taken over by FDIC with full payment of all insured deposits.
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Etail
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