Finn Army Retreats In Arctic After Day Long Soviet Attack
Municipal functions are investigated by committee as city commissioners launch a broad inquiry into municipal operations. The nine man panel meets behind closed doors focusing on police and water departments while Sears hearing date remains unset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Charles Kent
Askes
Kent
Sears
Coding Is Store
Js.hetler
Tschetler
Olson
Olson, But Defeated Whi All Bit Be and Tsehotiar
John Kaute
Water Department
City Policy
Police Department
O. W. Peterson
John Peterson
Kansas Avenue
Jake Nelson
Peterson Brothers
George Longstaff
Nelson
Cooperation Builds Aquaual Farming Edition Milestone
The Evening Huronite marks its seventh annual farming edition as a major success due to broad cooperation. Bankers farmers representatives state and federal agencies and college experts joined editors and staff to plan the edition. A large conference in February aligned efforts with local businesses and government agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
Evening Huronite
Milt J.stevenson
Cavour
Richard Haeder
Waley Farmer
Paul C. Underwood
U. S. Self Conservation Service
George M. Starling
South Dakota Bankers Association
Earl J. Pierce
U. S. Forest Service
Beadie County
L. L. Ladd
John A. Rotif
Brookings
State College Experiment Station
John M. Ryan
State College Extension
B. R. Las
Harry Aspleat
State Agricultural Conservation Program
Emil Frost
J. H. Lande
Huron
Travelers Insurance Company
J. T. Paulson
U.S. Soit Conservation Service
John Spensler
Auron Veterans
Cleo A. Treadwell
U. S. Soil Conserva Service
A Few Figures Concerning Annual Farming Edition
A report on the Evening Huronite seventh annual farming edition shows 6000 pounds of paper and two tons of lead used to set type for the 40 page section. Ten thousand five hundred copies were printed, totaling 9,450,000 inches of print surface. If the pages were laid end to end they would stretch 149.15 miles from Muron to Sigux Palls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muron
Sigux Palls
Aberdeen Fire Captain Charged In Rape Case
Dow Blankenbaker, 43, captain of the Aberdeen fire department, was arrested and charged with first degree rape of an 18 year old high school girl on the eve of Tillotson's preliminary hearing. Tillotson, a 42 year old druggist, was released after the charge was dismissed. The complainant admitted misidentifying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillotson
Dow Blankenbaker
Aberdeen Fire Department
Aberdeen
Dow Blankenbakerr
Ellsworth (Pike
Lee Tillotson Page
Three Demo Senators Say War May Make Third Term Necessary
Three Democratic senators Herring Iowa Brown Michigan and Minton Indiana said the Huronean war might make it necessary for President Roosevelt to seek a third term. Herring said if Roosevelt runs he would be renominated and reelected and urged patience on a third term statement. He noted voters demanding a declaration are often candidates or backing candidates. Brown opposed and Minton warned about intra party conflict if Roosevelt declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herring
Iowa
Brown
Michigan
Minton
Indiana
Roosevelt
Midwest
Gillent
Europe
McNuttle
Paul V. McNutt
Bee F. D. A
Third Term Issue Is Put On Line In New Hampshire Vote
In Concord New Hampshire March 12 presidential primary shapes up with Roosevelts third term as the central issue Robert C Murchie democratic state chairman filed a full slate pledged to Roosevelt while several democrats refuse to follow the party line Opposition splits over 19 candidates for eight at large delegates and four district delegates with some backing Farley and Garner while most opposition comes from three pledged and three unpledged local insiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Robert C. Murchie
Democratic State Committee
James A. Farley
John N. Garner
Heavy Snow Falls Across Minnesota and North Dakota
Heavy snow blanketed northern Minnesota and parts of North Dakota last night with six inch accumulations in Grand Rapids and Warroad. Travel was hazardous as sleet and blowing snow affected southern regions while forecasts warned of more snow and rising temperatures across the Dakotas and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Gate
Minnesota
North Dakota
Grand Rapids
Warroad
Dakotas
Seek Expanded Program To Help Farmers Buy Land
The House agricultural committee proposed a 350000 expansion of the farm tenant program using mortgage insurance to fund private loans without new treasury drains. It would create a revolving fund growing to 200 million in three years, modeled on the National Housing Act with 3 percent amortization over 40 years and a 1 percent service charge. The plan complements a Senate bill, while farm tenancy funding faces last-minute budget wrangling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agricultural Committee
House
Senate
Wallace
Beadle Native Tom Gartland Dies in Omaha
Former Beadle resident Tom Gartland died in Omaha Monday night after longtime stays in Cavour and Yale. Funeral services will be held in Omaha with burial in Cavour Thursday morning after the morning train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle
Tom Gartland
Cavour
Yale
Omaha
Secret Armament Deals Reported With Romania
Bucharest reports three secret agreements in which France will supply Romania with war planes machine guns and other armaments. Britain has already flown 60 Spitfires and Bristol Blenheim bombers to the country. The actions follow Romania’s assurances that Germany would not be favored in Romanian oil exports amid growing unease about future German moves. Italian negotiators began talks seen as a potential Balkan economic contest with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumania
Bucharest
France
Rumanian Finance Commission
Res
Paris
Britain
Alroady
Romania
Germany
Ominous Signs In Europe As Britain Plans Long RAF Flights
London reports Britain stages the longest Royal Air Force reconnaissance sorties of the war with four missions over Germany in one week. Paris and other sites endure air raid alarms as Nazi troop movements appear along the Luxembourg frontier and over the Baltic coast. Flights extended to central Germany Berlin and to the Netherlands as spring-like weather stirs aerial activity. Anti-aircraft defenses open fire around Amersfoort amid Dutch tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Royal Air Force
Paris
Luxembourg
Germany
Air Ministry
Baltic
Baltic Sea
Sweden
Berlin
Helgoland
Netherlands
Amersfoort
Lee International
What You'll Find In Evening Huronites 1940 Farm Edition
Farmers adopt conservation in setting up windbreaks and soil practices highlighted by Alfred Seeley and other SCS staff. The edition details beadle county erosion recovery, shelterbelt plans, AAA payments, forestry programs, and farming tips with numerous articles by Huron reporters and extension foresters. This 1940 farm edition previews practical guidance and local programs shaping prairie agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
Alfred
T. Seeley
SCS
Huron
Plains
F. L. Dutey
J. C. Russell
Lincoln
Frank J. Rockwell
Extension Forester
South Dakota
Ralph E Hanson
Extension
A. L. Ford
U.S. Forester Service
Frank I. Rockwell
Beadle County
Joe Curtis
Virgil Farm
Emil Frost
Evening Huronite
AAA
R. M. DePuy
South Dakota Bankers Association Committee On Agriculture
Ccc
D. A. Sanders
Kenneth H. Butler
Armour and Co
Alfred T. Seeley
SCS Forester
B. BR. Laskowski
State Office of Weather Bureau
Huron—T
B. Phil Hornig
Yale
C. G
Eneemirmaet
Huron Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee
L. O. Hoffman
Armour & Company Packing Plant
Huron—&-B
Flintcorn
George Martin
Homer Roberts
Iroquois
Russians Press Near Viipuri As Finnish Lines Hold
Finnish high command reports Russian forces driving across the Bay of Viipuri and attacking western fortifications as they aim to encircle Viipuri. The defense is bolstered by long range air operations while Finns pull noncombatants from Sakkijarvi. The Taipale front repels a major assault as casualties rise on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinet
Axetic
Gulf of Finland
Petsamo
Nautsi
Daily Army
Bay
Viipuri
Koivisto
Mona
Finland
Karelia
Kuivisto
Mennerheim
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Sakkijarvi
Bay of
Viiepuri
Mannerheim
Taipale
Lake
Ladoga
Britain admits old naval losses and planned reinforcements
In the House of Commons Winston Churchill disclosed that two battleships Barham and Nelson are under repair after enemy damage. He said five new battleships would join the fleet and warned of intensified German efforts to break the British sea stranglehold. He noted Scapa Flow has not been used since the Royal Oak’s sinking. Also, FDR visited Balboa to inspect Pacific defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Stout
London
Britain
Barham
Nelson
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Admiralty
Battles
Churchill
Commons
First Lord
Scotland
Royal Oak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Police and Water Departments
Longstaff
C. W. Peterid
Minnesota, N. D
Reds
Aining
Balboa
U.S. S. Lang
President Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Pacific
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