It Just Happened Guilty Plea In Iowa City Case
Walter H. Dusty Rhodes pleaded not guilty to a murder charge in the slaying of his wife Mable, 31, and was held on $25,000 bond as Judge James P. Gattney set trial time for next week. The report notes other national items: Milani tones down convalescence for Pope Pius, a whale sink near Japan, McNutt nominated high commissioner to the Philippines, a Columbia River collision, and various weather and flood items.
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Dusty) Rhodes
Mable
James P. Gattney
Vatican City
Dra Aminta Milani
Pius
Tehy
Washington
Roosevelt
Paul V. McWatt
Indiana
United States
Philippineslands
McMutt
Frank Merphy
Abgener
Michigan
Toulkensem
White House
Manila
McNutt
American Legion
Do you favor the child labor amendment poll
Citizens from Eugene Campbell Marvin Trautman Ray Abel and T Johnson share views on whether Congress should gain power to limit regulate and prohibit child labor under 18. They weigh unemployment fairness enforcement and parental care amid statewide industrial concerns.
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Congress
Marvin Trautman
Life's Like This AP Quotation and Odd Local Vignettes
A jumble of short items shows a dash of sensationalism and humor. Reported scenes include a woodsman shooting a rattling object under a seat, German class protests at Lincoln school, a German test near cancellation, and a cat returning after a long drive in Danville with a repainted car.
Uncle Sanky and the Watermelons Mischief
In a humorous tale Bob Burns recalls Uncle Sanky taking Dillard to town with watermelons. While Sanky visits a hardware store, Dillard sits guarding the load and keeps quiet. A passerby teases him about the melons but, in the end, the trick is found out anyway.
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Arele' Sanky
Dillard
Unela Sanky
Tan
Saya
Sanky
the Wogan
Meetings To Consider Best Of Union Demands In Detroit
Negotiations between General Motors and the United Automobile Workers resume in Detroit with six union demands to be discussed. Proposals include tribunals for grievances, hours, wages, seniority, and working conditions as sessions run daily at 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. EST. Earlier sit‑down strikes at Nash-Kelvinator and Fisher plants ended with wage and staffing settlements.
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General Motors
Detroit
Geneval Motors
United Automobile Workers of America
Il A. m
Flint
Standard Cotton Products Company
Fisher Body
General Will
Union
UAW
Asa
Nash-Kelvinator
Mechanics’ Educational
So Jeiety of America
Kelvinator
ME. S. A
Matthew Smith
Budd, Wheel Company
Spring Weather Causes Slush on Sidewalks and Transport Delays
Springlike warmth quickened across the region as temperatures rose above normal causing ice to melt into slush on sidewalks. Federal forecasters predicted a cool turn tonight with 10 to 15 degrees and rising again Thursday, while Great Northern Railroad moved toward normal schedules with a rotary snowplow en route. Watertown to Twin Cities trains faced delays and disruptions in the afternoon as weather improved overall in eastern South Dakota and western Minnesota.
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Mercury
B. BR. Laskowski
Great Northern Railroad
Waltertown
Twin Cities
Great Northern
Vienna
Watertown
Ott
Hanford
Huron
Minneapolis
South
Dakota
Minnesota
Dust Storm Not So Bad For Veterans and Housewives
Dust storms cripple daily life as veterans compare storms to earlier years while housewives struggle with cleaning and safety. In Garden City and Caynon Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle, visibility dropped to zero, streets shut down, and families faced repeated nocturnal and daytime dust events with masks and taped cracks.
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Garden City
Kan
Feh
Martha
Caymon
Ole
Blizeund
Hure
Guyman
Texas Panhandle
Democratic Leaders Plan To Rush Loans For Land Buying
Democratic farm leaders in Congress backed the president's tenancy program and planned quick action on low interest loans for tenants to buy farms. The Bankhead Jones plan seeks $500 million for loans to tenants and farm workers, with a 40 year repayment and title to be held until payment. A Senate subcommittee will begin hearings within ten days on the commission's seven point program to aid 2,865,000 tenants becoming independent, while a farm security office would direct the project. The leaders urged tenant input and local committees to oversee administration.
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Washington
Congress
Jonas
Texas
Alabama
Senate
Pope
Idaho
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Jones
Soll
Natural Resource
Plan Defines Rural Health Remedy Through Social Security Act
Washington report outlines a tenancy commission plan addressing rural health by combating laziness and mental habits tied to low vitality. It cites widespread disease and malnutrition among farm families and urges adequate funds under the Social Security Act to meet health needs in rural areas with high tenancy levels.
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Washington
Insurgents Open New Offensives In Spain War
Insurgent forces opened strong offensives on two fronts of the Spanish civil war threatening government territory. Franco troops moved toward Valencia with little resistance, while another front aimed to isolate Madrid. Government forces reported casualties and claimed counter advances as international patrols prepared to enforce neutrality.
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Associated Press
Valencia
Arjanda
Morata de Tajuna
Vale Erbit
Popular Front
Partick
France
Wheeler And Bone Predicted Victory On Compromise Amendment
Senators Wheeler of Montana and Bone of Washington urged a Madison‑style amendment to empower Congress to override Supreme Court rulings by a two thirds vote. They argued the plan could be ratified quickly via state conventions, amid party and labor group support and opposition.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Bone
Supreme Court
High Court
Norriy Buckley
Tany
Whittle
Congress
Montanan and Bone
Isbor
League
National ‘Grange
Reform
McAdoo
California
Thoms
Utch
Roosevelt
Van
Laboc
Georgy L Berry
John L. Lewis
United Mines Workers
Flan
Announcemnt
The
Grange
K. J. Vaber
Court Plan Fees Widen Lead In Evening Huronite Poll
The Evening Huronite reports Roosevelt court reorganization opponents leading by about two to one in national and local tallies. Late tabulation shows 155 against 124 in the local poll with other papers compiling NEA results. Readers are invited to vote via a ballot on page 6T of this issue.
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Roosevelt
Huronite
Huconite
NEA
Emi
Imus
Boost In Cigaret Levy Is Included In Plans
Governor Jensen urged South Dakota lawmakers to raise revenue for highways rural credit and old age assistance. He proposed diverting one cent of the current gas tax to roads and a second one cent on cigarettes to fund rural credit and pensions. He emphasized maintaining the state’s credit while outlining additional taxes to offset reductions. The plan includes about 1.3 million yearly for old age aid and 200 thousand for administration.
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South Dakota
Lastie
Jensen
House
Senate
Hirhway Department
Tims
Creitlt
Rural Credit Department
Jenssen
Jensen Special Message Outlines Gas Taxes and Roads
Pierre Feb 17 The governor's special message to the legislature discusses gasoline taxes highways and rural credits linking them as interrelated topics. He notes improved forecast of financial needs for old age assistance and explains delays due to the Senate emergency clause and July start for related machinery. He laments poor state highway conditions and dangers from rough dusty roads affecting travel and safety.
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Pierre
Govermior Jensen
Senate
Social Security
South
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