Baldwin's Career Clarifies Britain's Temper
The piece argues Stanley Baldwin, Britain's long serving prime minister, epitomized a wary national mood. It asserts he refused actions that might have checked rising dangers after World War II, leaving the collective security system to deteriorate as Japan, Italy, and Germany violated it. His retirement marks a milestone for future historians.
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Stanley Baldwin
England
John Bull
Baldwin
Steed
Washington
Japan
Manchuria
China
Italy
Ethiopia
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Mr. Baldwin
Good Policy on Helium For German Airships
President Roosevelt urges making America’s helium gas available to foreign nations for dirigibles. Germany appears the only nation likely to use lighter than air craft, and the Hindenburg disaster showed hydrogen ships are unsafe. Helium, owned by the U.S., could enable German airship development abroad.
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Roosevelt
America
Germany
Grade crossing crashes rise as driver carelessness blamed
A railroad bulletin shows rising fatalities from grade crossing accidents and attributes most crashes to motorist carelessness, illustrating the dangers of crossing gates and warning signals. It emphasizes the need for cautious driving and compliance with railroad signals to prevent deaths.
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Association of American Railroads
Motorist care could prevent most train accidents
In three years of incidents, about 79 percent occurred below 40 miles per hour, indicating most crashes happen at moderate train speeds. The danger is not a sudden lightning strike on the driver but a failure to act in time. With a little driver caution, nearly all these disasters could be avoided.
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Huron Publishing CO
Thieg Sree
Robert D. Lak
South Dakota
United States
Associated Press
Asmodeyed
Sirgen
Cireuiation
National Advertising Ng
Arthur H Hage
Lomorrom
Washington
Spain
Hitler
Mussolini
France
Britain
Russia
Italy
Germany
SEC
TVA
Roosevelt
White House
Agriculture and Commerce Departments
Banging on The Easter Editorials
An editorial note reflects on daily editorials drawn from a broad newspaper collection. It highlights the South noted press and the Evening Journal’s role in presenting opinions on Easter related themes and public discourse.
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Pownpapers
Zeppelin War Value Declines At Senate Hearing
Dr. Hugo Eckener told a Senate committee that Germany would never again use rigid airships for military purposes. He noted the United States controls nearly all helium, urged no criticism of U S restrictions, and argued that helium preservation would safeguard a valuable resource while allowing commercial use as a safer alternative to hydrogen.
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Minneapolis
Hugo Eckener
Senate Committee
Germany
Eckenner
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Eckbner
Sioux Falls Fair Opposes Huron State Fair Rivalry
In a Brookings Register column Chas J Mitchell discusses fairs in South Dakota. Sioux Falls faces scrutiny over plans for an independent county or state fair while Huron and Sioux City have resisted competition. The piece urges careful consideration of Sioux City’s failed ventures and warns against drawing support away from the State Fair.
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Chas Ti
J. Mitchell
Brookings Register
Sims
Sioux Falls
Spenger
Huron
Stone Fally
Sioux City
Haron
Brooking Register
No New Farm Law Now
Sioux City Tribune reports Congress will not pass new farm legislation this year amid debates between parity price advocates and price management supporters. A cooling-off period is favored while price prospects remain uncertain, with hope for continued good crop prices and yields. Meanwhile a drowning accident near Paullina claims Walter Beerman, 35, who could not swim.
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Sioux City Tribune Congress
The
Tribune
Congress
Comrade Claus and the North Pole Airline Dreams
The Philadelphia Record contemplates Christmas lore shifting with a rising June heat and a possible North Pole air depot. It imagines Santa Claus, in a red suit with whiskers, traveling by sleigh or airship and wonders how children will react to a more modern, international Santa Claus tale.
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Comrade Claus
Philadelphia
America
Ember
Rigela Ly
North Pole
Senta
Claus
Santa Claus
Behind the News On Spain War Links and TVA Probe
Pall Mallon discusses Franco era Spain and why Germany and Italy push politics over war while warning the real aims are economic fixes. He also notes a White House inquiry into the Tennessee Valley Authority and calls for discipline within the agency factions.
Diary notes from a farm woman in Central South Dakota
Central South Dakota diary entry recounts home life on a farm with fresh paint in the kitchen post-move, plans for Decoration Day flowers, memories of pets buried in a grassy knoll, and a rhubarb pie recipe. The writer reflects on family bonds, gardens, rain needs, and daily routines on Thursday.
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Grandma W
Jerry
Jane
Fall of Stanley Baldwin Ties to Wallis and Edward King
Long critical tirade recounts Stanley Baldwin's political failures regarding Edward VII and Wallis Warfield. It claims Edward resigned as head of the empire over his beliefs in a fair shake for workers, and notes Jardine's wedding clash and Baldwin's alleged usurpations. The piece frames Edward as discontent with royal constraints and praises Wallis while scolding Baldwin for insults and delays surrounding the Windsor marriage.
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Stanley Baldwin
Edward
England
Stanley
Wallis Warfield
Wallis
Window
Baldwin
Stenley
Hig
R. Anderson Jardine
Jardine
George T
Nakbeb
Edward VII
Oldsters
Empire Rocks
Ayotoma Girls Club stage comedy at Parish house
Mrs. Lockwood and Mrs. Tubbs plan weeks with relatives in Benton Wisconsin. The Ayotoma Girls Club presented a laughable force comedy at the Parish house before a good sized crowd under the direction of Mix A D Rozell. Cast included Lois McMonies Ruth Stewart Maxine Dinneen Mary Alice Campbell Sylvia Matejka Elizabeth Brown Bernice Robinson Marguerite Griffith Winnifred Griffith. Prelude featured piano solo Gertrude Null reading Hildegard Rother vocal Rosalie Challacombe and Venice Kiddie. Mrs. LH Sohn and Mrs. Kate Reinke awaited this morning for Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin for several weeks.
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BR. Lockwood
Benton
Wis
Elizabeth Brown
Bernice Robinson
Marguerite Griffith
Winnifred Griffith
Gertrude Null
Hildegard Rother
Rosalie Challacombe
Alice Klemme
Venice
LH. Sohn
Kate Reinke
Bop
Sturpeon Bay
Beardemphl Family Farewell Party Near Beardemphis
Dtr and Mrs Henry Beardemphl and family were surprised by a large gathering Sunday evening at their home. They plan to move to Tresten Washington and will auction household goods Saturday. In Lake Preston area Mev and Mrs H C Juell plan to attend Hankinson North Dakota next Saturday for the 50th anniversary of the Congregational Church where Rev Juell is on the program.
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Beardemphis
Rockham
Henry Beardemphl
Lake Preston
H. ¢. Juell
Hankinson
N. D
Juelt
Visit in Broadland Broadland June special
Mr and Mrs Ernest Malan of Oakes D visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Cliff Anderson Sunday with Mrs Clif Alderkan and two cousins Marcella Stalle and Sister Halngren.
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Broadland Broadland
Ernest Malan
Oakes, D
Clif Alderkan
Marcella Stalle
Halngren
Cliff Anderson Sundey
Hand County Women Extension Clubs Show Gains
Nellie McLoughlin Hand County home extension agent reports 1906 had one club with 15 members. This year eight new clubs formed and three did not reorganize, totaling 15 clubs with 18 members, indicating growth in membership and club numbers.
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Hand
Gain Miller
Mise Nellie McLoughlin
Hand County
Falling Boiler Kills Aberdeen Man Near Claremont
F J Ruff an Aberdeen junk dealer was killed instantly near Claremont Wednesday noon when a large boiler he was loading on two trucks fell on him crushing his skull and chest. Ruff, formerly a soft water dealer, had jacked the boiler from Mrs John Hinrichs Sr farm home a mile east of here and was beneath it preparing to load it on his truck when it slid off. The county coroner reported the death as instantaneous. widow and several children survive.
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Aberdeen
Claremont
F. J. Ruff
Trurke
Houg
John Hinrichs
Here
Clarence Johnson
Florence couple visits relatives in Rockhams and Eck family
Mr and Mrs Emmett Ruskell of Florence were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs Ruskell’s brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs Dick Strasburg. They were accompanied by LaVerne and La Mont Jankard who will spend several weeks visiting their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Clarence Eck of Florence.
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Strasburgs Rockham
Emmett Ruskell
Florence
Ruskell
Dick Strasburg
LaVerne and
la Mont Jankard
Clarence Eck
Visits at Oakes Broadland
June 3 special Mrs. Anderson left for a visit with friends and relatives in Oakes North Dakota.
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Oakes Broadland
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Paullina
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Xireamé
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Feckson
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Pall Mallon
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Donati
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