Hoover Cleared by Senate Lobby Panel in Cuban Sugar Talks
The Senate lobby investigation committee absolved President Hoover of impropriety in dealings with Cuban and American sugar interests. The report notes no censureable actions, cites over 400000 dollars in spending by both sides, and details testimony involving sugar interests and agents like Edwin E. Shattuck and H C Lakin.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate Lobby Investigation Committee
Senate
United States
Revort
Sugar Equalization Board
Gnatinek
Lars.Jadys Moon Jones
Sug
Jones
Congress
Colorado
Michigan
Wood Crowder
America
Cubs
MW E H. Cramer
Lakin
Shattuck
Machado
Satthek
Russians Still Fete Museums in Soviet Union
Russian museums remain central to Soviet life across the union as churches and monasteries are repurposed. The article notes thousands of religious buildings closed or transformed into schools, libraries and museums, with major sites like St. Isaac Cathedral and the Kazan Cathedral highlighted for their vast wealth and historical significance.
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James A. Higls
Associated Press
Moscow
Union
Ved
St. Isaac
Kazan
Old Russia
Leningrad
Church of the Redeemery
Napoleon
Petchorsky
Kiev
Russia
Yusupoit
Gregory Rasputin
Paris
St. Peter
St.Paul
Tsarkos-Selo
Aczar Nicholas
Gren
Fasnutin
Royal family escape sparks tour of grim Imperial killings site
The text recalls 1917 escape routes of the Russian royals and notes a museum visit to the two story house in Ekaterinburg where Emperor Nicholas II, his wife and five children were murdered. Visitors are shown stains on walls and floors from the shootings.
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Nome
Siberia
Mkaterinburg
Nicholas
Old Russia
Naval experts to land Friday amid Dover to London plan
George Washington steamed east in clear sailing weather to Plymouth to land the American naval delegation by Friday. A train will take them to London for talks with Premier MacDonald and allies on the naval disarmament conference opening next Tuesday. Colonel Henry L. Stimson leads the talks aiming to smooth Franco Italian differences and push the arming limits agreement.
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George Washington
Americal
Plymouth
London
Henry L. Stimson
Ramsay MacDonall
England
Stimson
Mac Donald
Andre Tardieu
Ad Dino Grandi
Style Makers Seek Stabilized Skirt Lengths in Paris Pact
Paris fashion insiders form a pact to arbitrate skirt lengths, aiming to curb misunderstandings over street wear. They favor keeping street skirts shorter than evening gowns, resisting further lengthening and preserving a traditional balance between daytime and formal styles.
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Diana Merwin
Associated Press Feature Service
Paris
Parla
Spring fashion shifts keep street and sport wear in step
Designers say daytime wardrobes stay practical yet stylish as exhibitions prep. Average women will wear costumes that balance utility and beauty, with street and sport clothes remaining at current levels for next spring collections.
Schacht Agrees to Join International Bank Body
Dr W J Schacht, facing Reichsbank's role in the Bank for International Settlements, agrees to participate as a director. He had argued the Reichsbank could not subscribe to capital due to changes in the Young plan. German delegation backs away from forcing obligatory capital subscription.
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The
Hague
Wjalmar Schach
Reichsbank
Bank For International Settlements
Schact
Reichhabank
Crop exhibits ready for show at Huron event
Close to Huron helps bring total grain exhibits to about 130. Forty five first time exhibitors display samples this year, largely from the northern section. The event is Sponsored Jointly by the South Dakota Crop Improvement Association.
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Huron
Secion
The
South Dakota
South Dakota Growers Association Hosts Three Day Exposition
The South Dakota Growers Association wraps up a three day exposition with corn grain small seeds and potato divisions ready for inspection and judging. State college agronomists led by Mathew Fowlds and Dr Hume will disclose crop experiment results while Prank D Kriehs state secretary of agriculture speaks Thursday afternoon.
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South Dakota ‘Growers ‘Association
South Dakota State College Agronomists
Mathew Fowlds
K. H. Klages
J. G. Hutton
A. N. Hume
South Dakota
D.kriehs
Br. Fy
Ae Krantz
University of B
Minnesota
J. L. Robinson
Iowa State College
Yages
Hugh B. Nash
Redfield
Otto Sundstrom
Beresford
Ralph E. Johnson
Brookings
Charles Blackman
Clark
Gale Peppers
Groten
A. G. Vincent
Letcher
Frank Swope
Orient
Charles Kruse
Lemmon
M. G. Wilkinson
Milesville
Asa Lebert
Grover
Potato Growers Association
Harry Robb
Garden City
A. W. Palm
Watertown
David Sour
Hayti
W. H. Belk
Henry
A. M. Fberle
Frank
Parliament
Thomas
Bruno’ Wornmanno
Raymond Calisen
Lily
MARRIAGE NOTICE FOR CLYDA MAXEY ROSE AND PRISCILLA SEHRODT
Two young women listed as marrying in a brief notice: Clyda Maxey Rose of Huron aged 24 and Priscilla Sehrodt of Des Moines aged 13. The short item provides names and ages with no further context.
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Clyda Maxey Rose
Huron
Priscilla Sehrodt
Des Moines
Faulkton Hosts Fifth District American Legion Meet
The tenth annual meeting of the Fifth District American Legion and Auxiliary opened in Faulkton with a banquet at the Congregational church. State Commander L C Morrison urged support for government care of disabled veterans and noted about 6 000 veterans deserve aid but lack it. Nearly 200 delegates attended as Lt Governor J T Grigsby acted as toastmaster. Mrs Amy Anderson Aberdeen gave the auxiliary address with talks by department secretary Vera Flanagan and a memorial service for Mrs Margaret Moshure. Mayor Frank Naeve welcomed delegates to Redfield during arrival events.
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Amy Anderson
Aberdeen
Stats
Vera’Flanagan
Margaret Moshure
Northgill
Frank Naeve
Reifeld
P. Glennon
Miller
South Dakotan Act Moves Prohibition Enforcement
The Williamson bill shifts prohibition enforcement from the treasury to the justice department. It places the director and assistant in charge under the attorney general, preserving current staff and funding while outlining new duties for enforcing the act and related revenue laws.
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BIW
Treasury
Justice Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Wintry Blasts Sweep State Weather Update
North Dakota and South Dakota report frigid air with readings around four degrees below zero. Snow blankets persist as northwest winds drive drifting in Aberdeen and Yankton. Traffic slows but roads remain passable amid ongoing cold and snowfall.
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Aberdeen
Janu
Sous Dakota
Mercury
State reports open routes despite last night snow
The state highway commission said main routes remain open to all parts of the state. Snowplows operated on several stretches yesterday and crews prepared snow removal equipment for drifting conditions today. Pierre saw light snow and a low of 3 below.
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Cava Aii
State Highway Commission
Pierre
Lesatt Vaningh
Mercury
Continues Cold Grip Hits Far West as Snow Fails Roads
Snow rain and extreme cold persisted across the far west while California officials planned brief relief. Northwest states faced sub normal temperatures with new snow in southern Oregon and Washington Idaho mountains. Nevada and northern California were expected more snow as emergency crews cleared Sierra foothills and highways reopened after a long night work.
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San Francisco
California
Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Nevada
Sierra
San Andres
Ancels C
State Highway Department
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