Federal feed loan program opens for drought areas
Federal relief loans for livestock in South Dakota Nebraska and Utah begin, with about 4 million dollars available immediately and more from the Norbeck Christopherson bill. Loans cover three months of feed for specified cattle horses sheep and hogs and applications available at multiple banks and stores across towns.
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O'Keefe
Roy Cave
Maron
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Hyde
Agriculture Department
Nebraska
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Aiready
Grand Forks
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Sioux City Barbers Offer 10,000 Free Haircuts to Unemployed
Sioux City journeymen barbers pledge 10,000 free haircuts to unemployed as part of the It Pays To Look Well slogan. Tickets for a free haircut will be distributed through labor unions and charities to those out of work.
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Sioux City
Sique City
Plans for Huron State Theatre opening announced
J A Bradley of Sioux Falls announced plans for a new State Theatre in Huron with a 5 10 15 cent admission scale for matinee and evening shows. The building on Dakota Avenue will be leased from Union Co Operative and remodeled at an estimated cost of 14008 to include a 0 foot extension and a new front. Opening is planned between mid March and April 1 with Warner Brothers First National RKO and Universal films and a vaudeville stage. Directors Bradley Sargent Gardner appoint McCullen as manager and list capital stock of 20.00. the firm plans to incorporate in Pierre.
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J. A. Bradley
Sioux Falls
State Theatre Corporation of Huron
Bradley
D. C. Sargent
William M. Gardner
Union Co-Operative Association
Dakota Avenue
State Theatre
Bearer
Warner Brothers
First National
RKO
Purine
Universal
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Hiuron
Meinager
McLanagh In
Eight Killed and 300 Injured in Santiago Cuba Quake
A Cuba City quake struck Santiago at night killing eight and injuring about three hundred. Prisons collapsed, the cathedral and hospital were damaged, and fires threatened as the mayor ordered utilities cut. Military took control, aiding evacuation and care. Reports from Havana and Washington later raised death toll to twelve with 290 injured.
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Santiago
Cuba
Azar
Havana
Richard P. Hobson
Materny
Materny-Ward
Washington
Navy
Mellon May Be London Envoy
President Hoover asked Secretary Mellon to accept the ambassadorship to Great Britain but Mellon has not decided. He cited treasury matters and personal affairs delaying the choice, hoping to decide soon. If he accepts, Ogden Mills would move to Mellon’s post to run the fiscal department.
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Washington
Frendldent Hoover
Mellon
Great Britain
Charles G. Dawes
Reconstruction Boonee Corporation
The
Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
Melion
Weather report for Ath DARRILA area forecast update
Weather note indicates a mild evening with some warmth tonight and a trend toward cooler overnight conditions. Forecasters expect tonight to be not very cold with temperatures easing toward early morning.
Battle Blasts Chapel and Woosung Forts as Shanghai Fights On
Shanghai dispatches describe Japanese land and air assaults on Chapel and Woosung forts near Shanghai. Chinese guns, six destroyers, and naval bombardment fought amid fires while US cruiser Houston stood by. British and Argyl and Sutherland Highlanders landed to support.
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Hwangho River
Woosung
United States
Houston
Chuster
Shasthal
Cha~pei
Rome
Conuul
Murai
Weesung
Hongkew Park
Bit
Poochan
Hongkew
Argyl and Sutherland Highlanders
Berwick
Nanking
Aaikan
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Japanese General Reaches Harbin Plans To Enter City Tomorrow
CHANGCHUN MANCHURIA Feb 3 General Jiro Tamon has reached the outskirts of Harbin and prepares to enter the city tomorrow with his division from Changchun The fighting has raged for a week between local forces and General Tingchao's troops as Tamon moves over twenty miles using motor trucks amid 30 below zero temperatures Foreign sections of Harbin remain largely undisturbed while Tingchao concentrates on the old city and railway guard barracks Tingchao vows to oppose the Japanese if they try to dominate Harbin and North Manchuria though he expects to be forced to quit the city
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Manchuria
Jiro Tamon
Tsutsihara
Harbin
Tingchao
Tamon
Sangcheng
Old City
Chinese Eastern Railway Guard
Japanee
North Manchuria
Parr Admits Aiding Brother in Jail Escape
Chicago February report says Tague confessed to helping his brother Neil, an alleged kidnapper and Capone henchman, escape from county jail. Authorities planned to hold him for the grand jury and seek indictment under a law imposing the maximum penalty for aiding an escape. Nell faced a life sentence if convicted.
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Chicago
Montague
Neil
Capone
Nell
Truck Owners Not Entitled To Refund in Interstate Fees
South Dakota truck owners who paid license fees on vehicles engaged in interstate commerce are not entitled to refunds. A federal court ruling found the state's truck law unconstitutional as applied to interstate business, and the attorney general's office released the opinion to the motor vehicle director, citing several similar cases.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Attorney General
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Wate Motor Vehicle
Chinese Uncrate Old Shipment Of Planes
In Shanghai on February 3, Chinese soldiers and engineers labored to assemble air force equipment still in packing cases from England delivered 12 years earlier. Ordered in 1920 to fit LH airplanes with powerful motors, the unassembled planes were never unpacked due to government disorganization. Though out of date, they may still be made airworthy and capable of high speed.
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Shanghai
England
China
Dis
Peace Efforts Denounced by Soviet Delegate in Geneva
The Russian delegation at the Geneva disarmament talks dismissed yesterday’s peace moves as useless. A spokesman said the league’s actions were fruitless, noting Japan’s patience and Manchurian actions while Moscow reported railways running normally. The Russians refused to join the conflict.
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Philosopher’s Road
Far East
Mancchuria
Manchurian Commission
Jit
China
United States
Moscow
jtrans-Siberian
Note of Encouragement Seen by Washington in Shanghai Talks
Washington officials felt hope as Japan seemed ready to accept the first four points of the American peace plan for Shanghai. Tokyo, meanwhile, rejected the fifth point on neutral negotiations, signaling continued difficulty. Arrival of the cruiser Houston with marines brought relief amid renewed fighting.
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Japan
China
Tokyo
Shanghai
Houston
Montgomery M. Taylor
Taylor
Orient
Foreign Office
Ister
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Olutsi
Ssionji
Breach Of Promise Suit At Pierre Opens In Court
Anna M Rohrer of Pierre sues John H Bruce city street worker for 25000 dollars alleging breach of promise to marry. She says they were together for two years and he proposed marriage, which Bruce denies. Defense plans to prove she was not legally adjudged after commitment to Yankton state hospital. Barnes named to Pierre land office post by Hoover.
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Anna M. Hohrer
Pierre
John H. Bruce
Hughes County Circuit Court
Rohrer
Bruce
Prime Minister Donald Undergoes Eye Operation
London reports Prime Minister Remery Maeve Donald underwent eye surgery after a delicate operation. Surgeons are tending him as officials announce the procedure. The release notes a successful operation with updates expected on his recovery and future duties.
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London
Remery Maeve Donald
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