Elks Welcome Walter Meier In South Dakota Tonight
South Dakota Elks from scattered towns gather in Huron to greet Walter F Meier Seattle grand exalted ruler and guest of honor. Banquet at Hotel Marvin Hughitt at 6 30 p m precedes Past Exalted Rulers Night ceremonies with about 300 expected. Meier visits Brookings Mitchell Watertown Aberdeen before returning to Seattle.
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Elks Lodge
South Dakota
Heron
Huron Lodge
Walter F . Meier
Seattle Wash
National
Elks
Marvin Hughitt
Meier
E. C. Mckenzie
Huron
Ruyter Lea A. Temmey
Dwight Campbell
South Dakota Supreme Court
Grand Forum
James €. McFarland
Watertown
MT. Woods
Sioux Falls
Mr. Temmey
Lodge
George £. Hunt
Huron Elks Band
Aberdeen
Brookings
Huron Elks
Mitchell
Mr. Meier
Seattle
Walter F. Meler
Sentile
Wash
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Turon
Dr. Meler
Huron Elks Lodge
France poised to reveal arms plans in disarmament talks
Paris reports expect Premier Gaston Doumergue to announce France's armored strength stance soon after talks with Anthony Eden and Lord Privy Seal. The discussions in Paris focused on Germany's rearmament as a completed fact with Foreign Minister Louis Barthou preparing the official statement.
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France
Paris
Mar
Frimce
Gaston Doumergue
Anthony Edes
Eden
Berlin
Rome
Louis Barihau
Sam
Legion Auxiliary Demonstrations At Grocery Stores
Members of the Huron unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will man two volunteers in each grocery store Saturday to give food demonstrations for their welfare project. Proceeds fund welfare work, with Mrs. Freeman Lyon heading the effort. A school of instruction for members will convene at the Marvin Hughitt hotel at 5 o'clock this evening.
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Lesion Auxiliary
Huron
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Freeman Lyon
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Weather Update for Huron and Nearby Regions
Light rain tonight in Huron and surrounding area. Friday turns partly cloudy and colder. In South Dakota the weather is unsettled with possible light rain in the eastern portion and colder in the west tonight. Friday will be partly cloudy to cloudy and somewhat colder.
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Huron
South Dakota
New Emperor Rides To Coronation In American Bullet-Proofed Auto
Changchun report says Henry Pu i became Kang Teh emperor of Manchukuo with 30,000 soldiers guarding a five mile route to the altar of heaven. A bullet proof limousine built in America carried him to the palace and back as barbed wire stockades kept spectators away. The ceremony lasted under half an hour amid severe cold and strict Japanese oversight.
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Hsinking
Changchun
Manchukuo
Henry Pu-¥i
Kang Teh
America
Imperial Palace
Japan
Heaven
Chinese Protest Henry's Accession in Manchukuo
Thousands joined a demonstration in Canton against Henry Pu-Yi’s enthronement as emperor of Manchukuo. Protesters urged a boycott of Japanese goods and launched a “buy Chinese” campaign as Chinese goods were paraded through the streets despite heavy rain.
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Canton
China
Henry Pu-Yi
Manchukuo
Warning at N E A convention calls for social control
A report presented to the National Education association by Willard E. Givens urged a total destruction of a dying laissez faire. It argues for a large degree of social control and that education should be geared to the new America. Givens is superintendent of schools at Oakland, California.
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Cleveland
Mar
National Education Association
Association
Department of
Willard E.givens
Oakland
Cal
Action On Veteran Benefit Legislation Delayed By Rainey
Speaker Rainey referred the independent offices supply bill to the house appropriations committee delaying the Senate approved measure which would raise veterans benefits and federal salaries by 250000. The move followed a Roosevelt White House conference and capped by Rainey announcing he could run the clock under house rules.
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Washington
Mar
Rainey
House
Roosevelt
White House
Congress Hears Monetary Plan
Secretary Morgenthau told a House Banking subcommittee that the administration favors presenting monetary plans for the current fiscal year before a fixed policy is set. He supported a bill to create a central federal authority with sole currency issuing powers and urged caution, noting the country has just weathered a severe crisis and faces uncertain future policy.
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Washington
Mar
Congress
Morgenthau
House
Soldiers Fail In Robbery Attempt
PLATISMOUTH NEB March 1 Three soldiers from Fort Crook near Omaha attempted a bank robbery at Plattsmouth state bank. Deputy J E Lancaster confronted them and exchanged gunfire. Durham was killed by a shot to the heart. Langston was wounded in the arm and Scislowski escaped through a rear window but was later captured in a garage.
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Platismouth
Neb
Mar
Clyde A. Durham
John R. Longston
John C. Scislowski
Fort Crook
Omaha
Plattsmouth State Bank
J. E. Lancaster
Lancaster
Durham
Langston
Scislowski
Hillgren enters race for U S House from first district
Sioux Falls based newspaperman Hillgren a 14 year veteran journalist and former state editor resigns Argus Leader post to seek the Republican nomination for Congress. He advocates budget restraint, a fair trial for agricultural programs, a stiffer tariff, and old age pensions while opposing further irrigation spending and marginal land purchases. He is 37, a University of Minnesota graduate, World War I veteran, and has served in the South Dakota house.
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Ralph 0. Hillgren
Stow Falls
Sioux Falls
Max
Ralph
Hillgren
Sioux Paris
Republcan
Congress
Tam
Hig
Argus Leader
Hillaren
University of Miannesta
South Dakota House
C. A. Christopherson
Joe D. Morrison
Brookings
Col
Boyd Wales
Alicester
The News Behind The News By Paul Mallon
The column shows Paul Mallon describing political maneuvering around George N. Peek and Tugwell amid trade policy debates at Washingtons state and commerce departments. It portrays Peek rising then falling in favor, a White House gathering, and plans to lend money abroad via government support for exports, with caution from officials about debt collection and national interests.
Democrats Seek New Tariff Powers Against Senate Fight
President Roosevelt asks Congress for three year authority to adjust tariffs within wide limits up or down by up to 50 percent and to negotiate reciprocal treaties without Senate confirmation. Democrats expect passage despite Republican opposition, amid talk of a long session and potential July adjournment. Also in play is a half billion naval bill as Republicans threaten a filibuster while the House moves toward key agriculture and military procurement actions.
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Washington, Mar. L
Roosevelt
Congress
Congres
Mr. Roosevelt
Senate
Tariff Commission
Frazier
Nye
North Dakota
House
Agriculture Department
House Military Committee
Polish Steamer Zieszys Rescues Fifty Passengers At Sea
In violent seas near Macelliot island near Helisngfors Finland the Polish steamer Zieszys faced sinking. The salvage steamer Juneackards rescued all fifty passengers after earlier reports that the vessel was in a critical position with engine room flooding and engines stopped. Ice-breakers and other steamers joined the effort in the night search and rescue.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Mer
Zieszys
Macelliot Island
Juneackards
SOS
Ihe
Purchase Hogs For Relief Administration
Packers in Washington began purchasing 304,700 hogs to be processed into Wilt lehire sides for the surplus relief corporation. Contracts renewed Feb 20 require completion in two market days with possible daily quota suspensions or reductions to a percent.
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Relief Administration
Washington, Mar. L
Wiltlehire
Surplus Relief Corporation
Northwest Intercollegiate Debate Tourney Narrowed Finalists
At St Thomas College in St Paul after the eighth round five teams advance to the finals. Hastings College Hastings Neb St Thomas College St Paul State Teachers College Stevens Point Wis River Falls State Teachers College Sioux Falls S D and another college remain in contention for the championship tomorrow.
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S. F. College
ST. Paul
Mar
College of St. Thomas
Hastings College
Hastings
Neb
St. Thomas College
St.Paul
State Teachers College
Stevens ‘Point
Wis
The
Laughing Allegra Thorp Dies at 79 in Cambridge
Annie Longfellow Thorp, known as Laughing Allegra from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s poem The Children's Hour, died yesterday in Cambridge at age 79. She was the youngest child of the poet and was immortalized in his verse with the lines Grave Alice and Laughing Allegers and Edith with golden hair.
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Cambridge
Mass
Annie Longfellow Thorp
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Alice
Allcers
Edith
Will Care For Unemployed Will Care For Unemployed
Washington March 1 4 Responding to presidential ideas the interior and agricultural departments and the relief administration set in work today to make the unemployed self sustaining when the ICWA is no more Most of the machinery necessary to carry out the program outlined by President Roosevelt already is in existence officials said They are working on the details necessary to use this in behalf of distressed families in rural areas and those in single industry communities where there is no hope of future employment The department of agriculture and the relief administration are exploring the best methods of caring for rural populations The method that will be followed probably will be to find some way to place these people on small farms when they can raise diversified crops ships supplying most of their own food Plans Studied In order to give them money plans are being studied for distribution of jobs on
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Washington
Mar
Interior and Agricultural Departments
Relief Administration
ICWA
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
The
Fletcher-Steagall Bill Wins Approval In Congress
The House banking committee approved the Fletcher-Steagall bill extending the use of government securities as collateral for federal reserve notes to March 3, 1934. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau signaled an early next week announcement on March 15 financing plans. The measure would allow the president by proclamation to extend the period up to two years beyond March 3, 1935.
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Fletcher-Steagall
Washington
Aouse Banking Committee
Federal Reserve
Morgenthau
Treasury
Benefit Payments and Collections Balance Report
A Treasury summary shows benefit payments to farmers totaling 222,528,129 and processing tax collections of 20,501,160. Despite a 22,027,000 gap, receipts and outlays are in virtual balance as cash in hand and checks in process of collection account for several million more. Cash outlays through February 27 itemize cotton and tobacco reductions, wheat renetion, market surpluses, emergency purchases, and FSRC purchases including butter and cheese.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury
Surplus Relief Corporation
FSRC
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George N. Peek
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