Shelterbelt planting to proceed in South Dakota counties
South Dakota plans 274 miles of shelterbelt strip this spring across Beadle and nine counties, planting about one million trees including American elm and green ash. Funding remains uncertain due to congressional action, but land negotiations are complete and planting stock is on hand.
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Beadie County
South Dakota
A. L. Tord
Suily
Beadle County
Atin Fiosy
Bryde County
Forest Service
Fairsiee
Broadland
Teresa
Valley
Dearborn
Clyde
Custer
Clifton
Grant
Ford
Supreme Court
Dakots
Congress
Wolfe
Lincoln
Neb
AAA
Brookings
A. T. Ford
Miley Acres
McCook
Miner
Lake Davisan
Amateurs Halted By Storms In Huron Friday
Major Bowes acts touring through Huron were blocked by storms and could only perform one day Friday. Jimmy Eshelman, theatre manager, announced five stage shows from noon to midnight with continuous performances. Mayor Theo Smogard proclaimed Thursday and Friday as Major Bowes Days in Huron.
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Major Bowes
Huron
Jimmy Eshelman
Farm Bill Heads to White House for Roosevelt Study
The Farm Bill sped to the White House as President Roosevelt studies financing plans for the $500,000,000 measure. Senate and House approved the conference report by voice vote, with Senator Borah voicing opposition to a prewar income ratio provision granting broad powers to the agriculture secretary.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Roosevelt
Congressional
Senate
House
Borah
Idaho
Secretary of Agriculture
Hold Partey on Tax Legislation
Washington reports on a White House meeting with President Roosevelt and leading officials to discuss tax plans to fund the farm program outlined at $300 million and potential taxes to cover budgeted needs. Officials debate how much the tax measure might cover the soldiers' bonus cost of over $2 billion and other appropriations.
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Stephen T. Early
Capitol Hill
Roosevel
Congress
Funeral for Mrs Grant Walton Set for Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Grant Walton of near Hitchcock were postponed due to drifted roads and will now be held at 2 PM Saturday in the Methodist Church. Miss Fanny Mills of Wolsey will affiliate, with burial at Altoona Cemetery.
State-Wide Cooperation Sought by Greater South Dakota Association
The Greater South Dakota Association aims to unite agricultural civic trade and commercial groups to speed recovery. Speakers urge rehabilitation of agriculture, boost livestock quality, and build mutual understanding across regions. Budget targets 1500 members with a $50,090 first year. 39 percent hoped from outside state.
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Greater South Dakota Association
Greater
South Dakota Association
George A. Starring
South Dakota
South
Dakota
Borah Meeting in Huron Postponed
PLATTE Feb 21 The Borat for President executive committee meeting in South Dakota planned for Huron to select delegates and alternates for the Republican primary was indefinitely postponed by chairman Enoch Norbeck. Blocked highways and railroads hindered travel and the membership could not reach Huron, with a new date to be set later when conditions normalize.
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Huron
Platte
South Dakota
Enoch Norbeck
Norbeck
British Good Will Flight Halted Over Tokyo Crisis
The British air ministry said the Royal Air Force goodwill flight from Singapore to Japan has been cancelled due to the Tokyo uprising. Three flying boats began the mission two weeks ago and will stop in Shanghai where two have reached.
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London
British Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Good Will
Singapore
Straits Settlements
Japan
Tokyo
Shanghai
Weather forecast for Huron and vicinity
A weather note for Huron and nearby areas warns of probable snow tomorrow with cold conditions. Forecasters expect low temperatures tonight to range near freezing with risk of snow flurries continuing into Friday morning. Southeast winds may ease by Friday afternoon with colder air settling in from the east.
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Huron
Sartloa
Special Nurse Strips Debut in Evening Huronite
The Evening Huronite previews a new detective strip titled Special Nurse appearing tonight on Page 11. It continues Myra North's adventures drawn as six daily strips for three days to bring readers up to date, then one strip daily thereafter.
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Evesning Hyronite
Myra North
Huronite
Blizzard Strikes Cavour in Decades Long Storm
Cavour Nebraska reports the worst blizzard in decades with badly drifted highways marooned autos and several minor casualties. Highway crews work to open roads as a state snow plow from Iroquois clears the area. Lundy Marion, local service operator, is noted as hardest hit. (Continued on page 2)
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Cavour
Iroquois
Lundy Marion
Cavour Service
Sioux City
Huron
Wobey
Sioux Falls
Lundy Byron
G. R. Davis
Gannett Named Second Choice In Borah Ohio Plan
Washington dispatch notes Senator Borah’s campaign advisers pick Frank E. Gannett of Rochester New York as the Republican second choice for Ohio’s 52 delegates to the Cleveland convention. Borah lauds Gannett as an admirable selection while Ohio law dictates delegate votes be pledged if Borah blocks.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Ohio
Frank E. Gannett
Rochester
N. Yul
Senate
Buckeye
Cleveland
Gannett
Columus
Idahoan
Did You Know Panel Mention Betty Lundblad Swedish Calendar
The excerpt notes Mrs Betty Lundblad of 109 Wisconsin avenue southwest and describes an illustrated Swedish calendar for 18S printed as a small booklet about two by three inches. It mentions the Evening Huronite paying 35 cents for every Did You Know item accepted and instructions to collect payment after publication.
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Betty Lundblad
Wisconsin Avenue
Highways and Rail Routes Opening as Wind Moves East
Eastern South Dakota reels from blizzard like storm with high winds, drifting snow and halted trains and buses. Rail traffic on main routes expected to resume tonight while eastern highways remain blocked. Pierre reports no wind, rapid city shows zero snow, and several crews battle drifts along major avenues.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
South Dakota Highway Department
Missouri River
Laskowsks
Rapid City
Pierre
Milwaukee
Lemmon
Watertown
Yankton
Hoffman Doubts Petrone Story in Lindbergh Case
New Jersey Governor questions the identification of Joseph Petrone as the note giver in the Lindbergh ransom case. Petrone testified Hauptmann hired him to deliver the note to Dr. John Condon. Officials cite a Bronx drive and a City Island sighting as support for Petrone, while Hauptmann’s prosecutor responds to the governor’s critique.
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New Jersey
Flaily
Hauptmann
Trenton
N. J
Hoffman
Joseph Petrone
Tad
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
John F. Condon
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Peronne
Condon
Gum Hill Road
Bronx
Naper
Hauptmanns
Claude Patarson
A. Zuiolsky
David T. Wilentz
Hig
Paroled convict shot and killed during robbery in Chicago
A paroled convict was shot and killed today by a policeman who was wounded while interrupting an alleged holdup at a tavern. The suspect was identified by fingerprint records as Frank McNally. Officer Patrick Beckham was wounded in the left shoulder.
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Chicago
Frank McNally
Patrick Beckham
Report 14 Killed By Italian Planes
Addis Ababa officials report fourteen killed when Italian planes bombed a civilian motor caravan traveling from Irga Alem toward Addis Ababa. War Minister Ras Mulugheta sent a telegraph from the northern front noting only Italian patrols south of Makale, countering Fascist claims of victory in the region.
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Addis ‘Baba
Irga Alem
Addis Abiba
Ras ‘Mulugheta
Makale
Tokyo sleep eases as rebels capitulate after brief crisis
Tokyo relaxed in the wake of an attempted coup by rebellious army officers who killed four government dignitaries. They surrendered after barricading police headquarters, with loyal troops promising to spare bloodshed and accept their return to barracks under terms set by the war office.
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Tokyo
iFriday
Sunxisy
Suldie
Tine
War Office
Japan Faces Power Vacuum After Naval, Military Clash
Tokyo quieted under loyal troops as rebels evacuated government buildings after a 24 hour standoff. Imperial Palace consultations sought a new premier while Fumio Goto led the government. Navy leaders urged ultranationalist options as speculation swirled about Miranuma or Araki as next premier.
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Tokyo
Japan
Neariis
Europe
Imperial
Emperor Hirghity
Mario Law
Shiin Keisuke Okada
Fumio Goto
Kanji Kato
Supreme War Council
Kiichiro Miranuma
Privy Council
Sadao, Araki
Associated Press
Pape
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