Iroquois Protest Studied By Board
Iroquois high school representatives met with district committee and tournament officials this afternoon to discuss a protest over Huron high school's 45 to 14 victory in the district 14 basketball tournament final. The protest centers on a Huron player allegedly not removed after four personal fouls. District committee members called into conference included Huron principal O. D. Dunbar as chairman and C Irvin Krumm of Iroquois, with Nevin J. Platt of Hitchcock present.
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Huron High School
Iroquois
Troqueeis
Huron
O. D. Dunbar
C. Irvin” Krumm
Nevin J. Platt
Hitchcock
Three Fires Hit Yankton in Weekend Blaze
A series of fires Sunday and Monday damaged two Yankton businesses and a farm, causing thousands in losses. Firefighters battled a stove caused blaze at Bages implement shop for hours, with roof collapses and an elevator shaft incident injuring a firefighter. Jo Elen shop and barn at R Heaton farm also burned, origin of some fires unknown.
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Vankton
Mar
Yankton
Cone Farm
Bages
Fremin
Jo Elen
R. Heaton
Yanktor
Final Tribute to Senator Walsh in Senate Funeral
President Roosevelt and mourners joined Montana Senator Thomas J. Walsh’s Catholic funeral in the Senate chamber. Archbishop Curley led the service with a citation from Timothy as Walsh’s colleagues and cabinet members looked on. Garner, Curley, and Curley’s aides attended as the casket lay among flowers in a solemn, state observance.
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Washington
Mar
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Senate
Roosevelt
Walsh
Curtis
Moses
New Hampshire
Michael J. Curley
John McNamara
William H. Woodin
the Treasury
Curley
Timothy
Garner
Walls Of Hospital Collapse In Memphis Killing Two
A rear wall of the Shelby county hospital for the poor collapsed in high winds in Memphis killing Zeb Vancy Britton and Rubin Gold and injuring six others. The deceased are Britton, Gold, and several named victims. survivors include Max Plesofsky J. E. Murphy and others.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mar
Shelby County Hospital
Carlie
Zeb Vancy Britton
Rubin Goldhere
Max Plesofsky
D. Duckworth
J. E. Murphy
Stock Exchange Names Governing Committee
Governors of the New York stock exchange at morning session gave a special committee full powers to take any steps deemed necessary in the present situation. No action was taken on a further exchange holiday. All markets were closed today under the decision made last Saturday when exchanges voted to close for Herbert Iman’s two day banking holiday, which would expire tomorrow.
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Stock Exchange
New York, Mar
New York Stock Exchange
Miveling
Siose
Herbert Iman
Tomorrne
Radio Features Fill Gaps As Bands Leave Airwaves
New York March 6 AP Radio Editor U E Butterfield reports two U S service bands depart broadcasts disrupting NBC and CBS schedules. Navy and Marine bands had aired five and three times weekly respectively while Army kept twice weekly. Navy order cited labor unions as pressure behind cancellations.
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Radioland
U. EB. Butterfield Associated Press
New York
Mar
U. S
Navy
The
Marine
NBC
CBS
Adams
Blanton
Texas
WEAF
Andrea Marsh
Richard Crooks
Paul Whiteman
Hollywood
Lang Speaks On Educational Meet Highlights
Supt A J Lang spoke to Huron college students on the Educational Association convention held in Minneapolis last week. He praised the strong lineup of speakers, urged dropping frills, and called for parental responsibility in education. Lang cited Princeton's Lute on democracy and finance and noted Howard Scott’s technocracy talk as indicative of changing economic ideas. A trophy award went to A A Stagg, Chicago, deemed the year’s top contributor though not a traditional educator. Judge John Day Smith, Minneapolis juvenile court founder, died in Minneapolis.
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A. J. Lang
Huron College
The
Educational Association
Minneapois
Supt. Lang
Lang
Prof
Lute
Princeton
Howard Scott
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Road Weather Report From Sioux Falls and Nearby Cities
Road conditions across South Dakota towns report varying conditions with snow and rain, temperatures ranging from single digits to the fifties. Several sites show fair to good roads despite cloudy skies and precipitation. some areas note slushy or poor conditions.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Huron
Mitchell
Raund City
Slaar
Watertown
Pierre
Brookings
Yankton
Clouey
Rere
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
At The Hospitals neessay admitted George L. Bell Huron medical Mrs A J Sorenson Huron medical A G Leaver Wolsey medical Katherine Vollenweider Hitchcock minor surgical Mrs A P Pinkerton Huron medical Mrs L M Randall Huron medical Dismissed Mrs H V Mees Alpena Claud Marston Huron Marian Keump Broadland Vernon Pearson Forestburg F Kazmerzak Bryant Mrs C W Dugdale and baby Huron Mrs Ed Mann and baby Huron
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George L. Bell
Huron
A. J. Sorenson
A. G. Leaver
Wolsey
Medical
Katherine Vollenweider
Hitchcock
A. P. Pinkerton
L. M. Randall
H.V. Mees
Alpena
Claud. Marston
Marian Keump
Broadland
Vernon Pearson
Forestburg
F. Kazmerzak
Bryant
C. W. Dugdale
Baby
Ed Mann
Card of Thanks and funeral correction notice
Card of thanks thanks friends neighbors and medical staff of Huron clinic for support after bereavement. Corrected funeral notice for Marian Theresa Hellimuth infant daughter of Justus and Mrs Hellmuth states her mother is a government inspector at Armour and Company and clarifies Mr Hellmuth’s occupation.
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Disrad, Nuwses
Huron ‘Clinic
Ray Singsheim
Henry Anderson
Alvin Anderson
Carl Anderson
Phil Anderson
Art Schuman
Jack Demo Clifford Anderson
Adyp
Marian ‘Theresa Hellimuth
Justus Hellmuth
Hellmuth
Armour and Company
Helmuth
Armour, and Company
Willow Lake Man Victim Of Storm
Glenn Russell, 28, of Willow Lake, an employee of Northwestern Engineering in Rapid City, was found dead in his stalled car after a severe Wyoming snowstorm near Newcastle. He reportedly wrote a note for relatives stating his colleagues deserve compensation for his death. Russell died from exposure and exhaustion while attempting to free his vehicle, 14 miles north of Newcastle.
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Cheyenne
Mar
Wyoming
Glenn Russell
Northwestern
Rapid City
Baa
Newcastle
Wyo
Willow Lake
Russell
Northwestern Engineering Company
Morris’ Adelstein
Revtaled
Adelstein
Witllow Lake
Pershing Quits League Council
Gen. John J. Pershing resigned from the advisory council of the National Economy League citing prolonged absences abroad as chairman of the American monuments commission. He still approved the league's aim to reduce government costs and plans to avoid active participation while away.
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Washington
Mar
John J. Pershing
National Economy League
United States
League
Berry Approves 20 More Bills PIERRE SD
Governor Tom Berry signed 20 additional laws from the 23rd South Dakota Legislature. Acts include abolishing the state hail insurance department revising the securities commission membership and funding the state fair operating deficiencies for 1931 and 1932. Rural borrowers gain a 30 year amortization option.
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Pierre Mar
Tom Berry
Sigmatun
South Dakota
State Securities Commission
Berry
House
Senate
Bitter Japanese Drive in Manchuria Stopped on Three Fronts
Associated Press reports a Japanese campaign to seize Manchukuo fortifications stalled on three fronts. Chinese forces from Peiping bolster Kupie defense near Jehol City while Japanese troops strike Franchinkow and Chiehlinkow. Weichang falls as Tang Yu-Lin retreats toward Jehol City amid calls for his death. An American missionary Harriet F. Minnes is sought for safety in Jehol.
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Associated Press
China
Manchukuo
Chang-Liang
Peiping
Kupie
Kow
Jehol
Franchinkow
Chiehlinkow
Weichang
Chihfeng
Tang Yu-Lin
Harriet F. Minnes
Jekol
King George Fails Illness With Indoor Rest
King George the Fifth, recovering from a slight cold, remained indoors as a precautionary measure, prompting no further public appearances or statements from officials.
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King George
London
George
Mayor Anton Cermak Dies of Wounds
Former President Hoover expressed sorrow over the Chicago mayor's death after he was shot by Frank “Prertdergast” in the Hat dining room. The article traces Cermak's rise from Bohemia to Chicago politics with milestones from 1873 birth to 1909 alderman, noting his real estate and loan fortune and leadership in the Democratic Party.
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Farsison
Prertdergast
Harrison
Hoover
New York
Mar
Herbert’ Soover
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Lawence
Richey
UFI
Anton J. Cermal
Kladnu
Bohemia
United States
Illinois
Towbey
Business College
Tsa
Democratic Party
You Can Be More Beautiful Purports Melmo Glo Powder
Beauty ad touts MELLO-GLO face powder with claims of long wear, pore minimization, shine reduction, and a gentle formula from a French process. It emphasizes a fragrance, irritation-free claim, and availability at The Fair Store and Corner Drug for 5c or $1.00.
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Fair Store
Mayor Anton Cerwinske and Chicago Politics in 1930s
Fragmentary report traces Anton Cer in 1922 election as Cock counts commission president and notes re elections in 1940 and 1995. Mentions wiping county deficit to 2,000,002, expanding forest preserves, defeating William Hale Thompson for mayor, and travels and illness en route to Europe. Ends with Prague mourning after death of mayor.
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Cockcounts Commission
America
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Europe
Giuseppe Zangara
Mak Causes Widespread Grief in His Birth Country
A report notes that Mak's actions have sparked deep sorrow across the nation of his birth, with communities expressing mourning and concern over the impact on families and public life.
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Mak
Roosevelt expresses regret over Mayor Cermak’s death
President Roosevelt and the nation mourn Chicago Mayor Cermak. He notes a deep personal loss, citing their warm friendship and Cermak’s loyalty. The late mayor is praised for his courage and resolve, expected to be missed by Chicago and the country.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Cerimak
Chicago
Cermak
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