Appointment of Goering as supreme dictator over raw materials
Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler widened control by naming Hermann Goering supreme dictator of all raw material and foreign exchange matters, stripping Schacht of key economic duties. The move, seen as curbing Schacht and reconciling economics with Nazi leaders, follows internal power shifts in wartime Germany.
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Ths
Associated Press
Hitler
France
Banke of France
O € Elections Institute
Seversy
Rome
Tealean Front
Ethiopia
Dessyu
Addis Ababs
Runoff Elections Being Held Today in South Dakota
Citizens in several South Dakota cities vote again for municipal posts after last Tuesday's returns. In Sioux Falls Joseph Nelson and Rolla Dickenson contest water commissioner. Aberdeen mayoral runoff between Lo WN Dottylna and Ina Kruger. Pierre plans commissioner election with L. E. Oldaker and J. F. Thomas on the ballot. Most cities elected officials in last week’s vote with no runoff needed.
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Associated Preas
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Joseph Nelson
Rolla Dickenson
Nelson
Lo WN. Dottylna
Aberdeen
Ina Kruger
Douglas
Kruger
L. E. Oldaker
J. F. Thomas
Pierre
Weather Forecast For Huron And Vicinity
Weather summary notes mostly cloudy skies with a chance of rain tonight and Wednesday. Colder air moves in, with southeast portions seeing rain later tonight and in southeast Wednesday. Temperatures edge up in the northwest region on Wednesday, with colder conditions continuing tonight into Wednesday.
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Huron
South Dakotar
Soree
Countywide Music Week Observance Planned May 3 to 10
Beadle County hosts National Music Week with daily programs in Huron and surrounding towns. Miss Grace Finlay chairs planning. each day features a town program and church choirs finish Sunday with special music. George Costin leads Monday arrangements. Huron College Chapel hosts a recital by the College School of Music.
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Beadle County
Grace Finlay
Huron
Finley
George Costin
Huron College
College School of Music
Huron Civic Chorus
Martha
Huron Colloge Auditerium
Loftus Ward
L. S. Betts
Civic Chorus
A. 4. Ray
Huron Municipal Band
Hans Christensen
J. W. Campbell Park
Gerald Beddow
Huron High School
College Auditorium
Paul Franklin
Helen Buchanan
O. D. Dunbar
Eva Davis
Ward
Tax Clerk Charged With Embezzlement At State Office
Ro bert Lantz 21 of Pierre appears in justice court on a charge of embezzling about $3 from the state tax office where he worked as a clerk. State's Attorney E W Stephens said federal postal inspectors found him removing money from two envelopes. Investigations began after small shortages in tax collections sent through the mails were noted by the tax department.
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State
Justice Court
Robert Lantz
Pierre
E. W. Stephens
Lantz
Stephens
Tax Department
W.C. Welsh
Light Showers Bring Promise of Rain in Huron
Intermittent showers offered a promise of much needed moisture for the Huron area. The official weather forecast notes mostly cloudy skies, possible rain tonight and Wednesday, with cooler temperatures. Trace moisture fell today, but no heavy rainfall.
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Huron
Government Weather Bureau
Roosevelt Returns Enroute With President Roosevelts Aid
Roosevelt arrives in Washington on April 10 ready to aid Congress in concluding work on tax and relief appropriations. He travels from his home state on a weeks long trip as part of the relief effort.
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Roosevelt
F. Roosevlt
Washington
Congress
Huron Pupils Attend Fourteenth Annual Music Festival
The Huron High School band and glee club will depart Friday morning by train on the Chicago North Western to Mitchell for the fourth annual music festival uniting bands orchestras and glee clubs from Mitchell Madison Brookings and Huron. Prof William McPhail will direct the vocal numbers and Carlo Fidher will direct the instrumental section. The Huron group returns that night from Mitchell after a daylong festival held in the Carn Palace building with no admission charge.
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Huron
Huron High School
Chicago 8 North Western
Mitchell
Madison
Brookings
William McPhail
McPhail School of Music
Minneapolis
Carlo Fidher
University of Minneola
Carn Palace
Heart of Tax Bill Moves Through House Support
Lawmakers tentatively approved core tax bill provisions creating a graduated corporate tax rate system. An amendment to tax rules for deficits and a $100 million revenue tag were accepted by voice vote. Zioncheck won a license to wed Ruby Louise Nix in Washington.
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Washington
Apute
Samuel B. Hilly
Washington Democrat
Whys and
House
Hill
Zioncheck
Marlon Zioncheck
Ruby Louise Nix
Texarkana
Tex
Redwood tree in living room tourney ends in Living room display
Mrs E L Holy of 35 Fifth Street Northeast reports a Redwood tree growing in water in her living room. The unusual plant tale reflects curiosity and local color as residents share remarkable houseplants.
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Mra. E. L. Holy
Fifth Street
Roper Outlines Ten Point Plan to Help Jobless Absorb
Pierre April 22 1935 South Dakota Supreme Court hears challenge to chain store tax law amid confusion over the measure and an appeal in Beadle County manslaughter case. Secretary of Commerce Roper unveils a ten point program urging business to cooperate with government to reduce unemployment. The plan calls for surveys, efficiency gains passed to consumers, industry committees to study transitions for workers displaced by machines, and expansion of foreign trade and public works, aiming for coordinated actions across national state and local levels.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Herbert Bates
Beadle County
George E. Longstaff
Huron
Bates
Herman Bode
Liberty
Gertrude Goodell
Bond
Connecticut
Brown
Calidon
Wdlu
Washington
Roper
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
White House
Commerce
Sibley
Harper Sibley
Chamber
Ropers
Promeailu
New Deal Critics Hit by Gov Berry in Aberdeen Talk
In Aberdeen on April 2 Governor Berry blasted federal critics of Roosevelt's recovery program. He told about 156 federal agency members in South Dakota that big businessmen obstruct recovery, while claimants push to return to old ways. Speakers Ward Ford Bicknell reviewed relief and shelterbelt efforts and QA.
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Gov. Berry
Aberdeen
Roosevelt
Tom Bera Ry
South Dakota
Incheon
State National Emergency Council
Berry
Pople
Cal HL Ward
Lintin
Neb
Recttlement Administration
A. L. Ford
Brookings
J. N. Bicknell
Yankton
Automakers Neutral on Alcohol as Motor Fuel
Detroit report shows Chrysler engineer Harry Woolson says the auto industry is entirely neutral in the debate over alcohol in motor fuel. He notes Detroit cars using alcohol are shipped to New Zealand with minor carburetor jet changes and hotter manifolds. Woolson told the Economic Club of Detroit that automakers will not align with petroleum producers or the Demurgic council, which backs alcohol to aid farmers.
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Detroit
Harry T. Woolxen
Chrysler Corporation
New Zealand
Woolson
Economic Club of
Dermurgic Council
The News Behind the News On Public Propaganda
An analysis by Paul Maleon reveals the New Deal using decentralized agent networks in political defense. It highlights WPA publicity operatives, district campaigns through local papers, and raises questions about secrecy and leverage in publicity spending.
Twins Come Again To Aberdeen Home
Aberdeen April 28 A sca and get of twins within three years weighing 16 pounds total were born Monday night to Mr and Mrs Harrie Berrington The couple already has five children including twin girls and a nine year old There is note the physician found the twins unusually heavy at birth with one weighing 7 44 pounds and the other end
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Aberdeen
Harrie Berrington
Berrington
Gaugh
King Fuad I Dies in Cairo at 68. Farouk to Succeed Under Regency
Cairo announces King Fuad I has died at age 68 after a lengthy illness marked by gangrene and loss of nourishment. Crown Prince Farouk, age 16, will ascend the throne with a regency until his 18th birthday as Premier Ali Pasha Maher delivers the official notice. Fuad celebrated his birthday March 26 and had suffered health problems for months, with plans for Farouk to depart England tomorrow as state duties were carried out.
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Cairo
Egypt
Fuad I
France
Farouk
England
Ali Pasha Maher
Les
Fuad
Hope to Save Feet From Moose River Mine Cave
Halifax April 28 1947 doctors and surgeons expressed cautious optimism that Charles Alfred Scadding may avoid amputation of his feet due to new surgical and mechanical equipment enabling collateral circulation in his leg. Surviving victim Dr D E Robertson also improved but requires careful monitoring through the week.
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Halifax
N. S
Charles_Alfred Scadding
Moose River
D. E. Robertson
Toronto
Piquett Appeal Denied By Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court denied Piquett’s appeal of a two year sentence and ten thousand dollar fine for conspiracy to harbor Homer Van Meter. The government labeled him the “mouthpiece of Dillinger shingstery.” Also reported, Brooklyn District Attorney announced the arrest of Harry five men in a kidnapping case tied to Wen town.
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Chicago
Louis Pliquett
Djlinger Shingstery
Spanitanting
United States
Ipreme
Bor Homer-Van Meter
Influence of Labor League Watched In Mining Districts
Observers study Pennsylvania voting in the presidential primary for hints of November sentiment. John L. Lewis and a labor league pledged support to Roosevelt, while Fletcher of the Republican party attacked the league as a political maneuver funded by the government. Campaigns in Kansas Missouri and Chicago advance Knox and Landon efforts as Massachusetts holds a primary amid undecided results.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Stone
Henry Preelkinridge
New York
Roosevelt
Senator Borah
Idaho
Mr. Heaver
Watch Mine
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
George L. Berry
Sideney Hillman
Amslyn- Tantad Clothing Workers
Henry P.fletcher
Republican Rationa Committee
Fletcher
Berry
Barry
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Frank Knox
Chicago
Issouri
St. Louis
Landon
Cook County
Peoria
Massachusetts
Partic
Ohio interurban crash kills one and injures ten
Two Cincinnati & Lake Erie interurban passenger cars collided on a curve nine miles north of Springfield. One person was killed and at least ten others were injured as the trains went at high speed. The crash occurred today on the line near Springfield.
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Ohio
Springfield
Cincinnati & Lake Erie Company
Here
IOOF Grand Officers Confer Over Sioux Falls Session
Grand Master AH Kourt and Deputy Grand Master George Holmes met yesterday with Grand Secretary L J Trotter to discuss the upcoming IOOF grand lodge session in Sioux Falls June 15 to 16. About 150 visitors from Carthage Arlington Brookings Erwin and De Smet attended the anniversary program and lunch. Sandstedt improves as CL Lanndstedit, hospitalized with pneumonia, shows progress today.
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Kourt
Winner
George
Holmes
Warner
Iearen
L. J. Trotter
O. F
Sioux Falls
Carthage
Arlington
Brookings
Erwin
de Smet
Wag
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Schacht
Ciitle
Addis Ababa
Sasa Baneh
Sasa Bench
Wallage
Great Britain
Dickenson
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Automobile Makers
Paul Maleon
Harry Hopkins
J _ His boys campaign
Wach
Wort
WPA
Crown Prince
Labor League
Leonard B. Shubert
Sandstedt
CL. Lanndstedit
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