Rebels Demand Capitulation in Aegean Crisis Report
Reports from CHEVGHELLI and nearby says Admiral Demestichos, rebel fleet commander, warns of bombing Piraeus unless the government capitulates. The Greek isthmus, with islands Samos and Chios, also report capitulation by rebels, while Bulgaria protests Turkish troop concentrations to the League of Nations amid frontier tensions.
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Associated Press
Chevghelli
Mar
Demestichos
Piraeus
Athens
Royal Sovereign
Verdun
Samos
Chios
Aegean Sea
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Sofia
Bulgaria
Delasticn
Sentice
Kammenas
Kondylis
Geneva
League of Nations
League
M. Amonoff
J. AC. Avenol
Bulgaziar
Venizelos
Suda Bay
Canon
Crete
Macedonia
Girl With Inverted Stomach Improves After Surgery
Alyce Jane McHenry a 10 year old girl from Omaha Nebraska who underwent surgery at Truesdale Hospital to correct an inverted stomach appeared brighter and had retained food for the past 24 hours. A bulletin by Dr George B King and Dr L W Hull noted temperature 100.2 pulse 110 respiration 23 and that Alyce slept more last night. She was on beef broth cereal and orange juice for the day.
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Fall River
Alyce Jane McHenry
Omaha
Neb
Truesdale Hospital
George B. King
L. W. Hull
Alyce
Sean
Weather outlook for South Dakota near Hurec area
Increasing cloudiness tonight with light snow Friday and a falling temperature across the region. Strong chance of snow Friday as cold air settles in from the north with temperatures slipping through the day.
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South Dakotet
Redistribution Of Money Advocated As 1936 Election Fuel
Washington March 7 the push to redistribute income eyes the 1936 contests. Eccles testifies income taxes offer balance while Roosevelt foes push share the wealth and wealth taxes. Advocates include Townsend plan and 30 hour work week, with limits on executives and holding companies drawing scrutiny.
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Washington
Mar
Federal Reserve Board
Martinez S. Eccles
Eccles
House Banking Committee
Roosevelt
Huey PR
Reconstruction Corporation
Norris
Nebraska
FP. EB. Townsend
mlInbor
World Day Prayer Service Tomorrow at Episcopal Church
The annual World Day of Prayer services will be conducted Friday at 2:30 PM at the Episcopal church. The theme is Bearing One Another's Burdens. Mrs Alfred Treverry will be the reader and Mrs Frank Coffey and Mrs Robert D Lusk will lead the music as city women are invited to join.
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Episcopal Church
Alfred Treverry
Frank Coffey
Robert D.lusk
Low Bidder Named for City Mall Remodeling Project
The Aberdeen firm W. Jonsson Co. won the bid with $55,200 for extension and remodeling of the City, SD post office project. Bids were delayed and the project faced changes as of March 7.
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Washington
Mar
Sury
City
W. Jonsson Company
Aberdeen
S. D
Crumbley sues officer over trumpet injury in Omaha
George Crumbley seeks 1000 dollars in damages from Melvin J. Lavin after a March incident in Omaha Nebraska when Lavin struck Crumbley in the mouth ending Crumbley’s ability to play the trumpet. Crumbley stated he earned about 310 dollars per month from performances. Lavin was suspended for several days for conduct unbecoming an officer.
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Omaha
Neb
George Crumbley
Melvin J. Lavin
Crumbley
Levin
Senate Favors Registry Tax on Motor Vehicles in SD
The South Dakota Senate reconsidered and approved a two percent registry tax on motor vehicles purchased outside the state to capture lost revenue. The vote was 28 to 10, sending the bill to the House. a minor amendment to the state justice department act was also approved. In San Francisco, James Tufts, 77, former Chronicle editor, died at his home after a career as a newspaper man and book collector.
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Pierre
Mar
State Senate
Charles A. Me
Murray
South Dakota
McMurray
Senate
State Justice Department
San Francisco
James Tufts
Chronicle
Measure Asks Seed Department In South Dakota Senate
Pierre March 7 The senate approved the state seed department bill in amended form with one opposing vote. The measure, carried to the house for concurrence, would establish a seed department at State College with a governor appointed seed commissioner and a 3000 salary limit. An emergency clause makes it immediate upon final approval.
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Mancel Peterson
Waubay
Senate
Board of Regents
State College
South Dakota
Peterson
South ‘Dakota
State Secretary of Agriculture
Nickisth
Vinson Bill Backing Clears House Committee 23 to 1
The Ways and Means Committee voted 23 to 1 to report the Vinson bonius payment bill to the House and agreed to a floor option allowing Patman currency expansion as a substitute.
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Washington
Mar
Ways and ‘Means
House
Roosevelt approves land condemnation for retirement from cultivation
The relief administration gains executive order power to condemn unproductive land and to buy sell or lease parcels. Officials say 20 million of a 75 million fund remains and condemnation targets sites where purchase attempts failed. The relief effort aims to secure 3 to 7 million acres for Interior and Agriculture agencies. A Vienna travel feature notes a two hour tram journey carrying Fassen the Alpe.
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Washington
Wnar
Relief Administration
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopking
Reliet
Interior and Agriculture Departments
Building Increase Reported Across South Dakota
SIOUX FALLS March 7 Sharp increases in building activity are noted statewide due to the Federal Housing Administration home construction program. C R Goss state housing director cites plans for many new homes this spring in cities including Sioux Falls Deadwood Hot Springs Yankton Watertown Brookings Canton Vermillion Howard Huron Mobridge Lemmon Belle Fourche. He estimates an overall statewide rise of at least 65 percent with dollar amounts difficult to quantify.
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Sioux Falls
Federal Housing Administration
C. R. Goss
Rapid City
Goss
Deadwood
Hot Springs
Yankton
Watertown
Brookings
Canton
Vermillion
Howard
Huron
Mobridge
Lemmon
Belle Fourche
South Dakota Moves To Adopt Driver Licenses
Pierre March 7 The South Dakota senate approved a driver license bill 29 to 8. It creates two license classes operator and chauffeur with $1 fees. Operator licenses last two years chauffeurs one year and testing includes vision traffic law and driving ability. 25 percent revenue to the secretary of state, 75 percent to the highway commission to match federal funds. Senate amended to repeal the headlight testing law.
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Sen. J. Ballow
Bridgewater
Secretary of State For Administration
State Highway Commission
Senate
Mancel Peterson
Justice Department
Sen
Christ Christian
Highway measure reported favorably in senate committee
Pierre March 1 The senate highway committee approved the house bill to require 60 percent of state highway funds be distributed among counties on an assessed valuation basis with a four to pass recommendation. The measure advances tomorrow under regular procedure. A 1930 note mentions Canada ranking second among gold producers by the Union of South Africa.
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Pierre
Mar
Senate Highway Committee Today
House
Morrow
Canada
Our
The
Union of South Afthes
The News Ban by Pa Paul Mall
The article discusses the stance of cow dealers who stay up at night, praying for someone, and notes Johnson’s opening shot in a political clash with Long and Coughlin. It implies cautious support among leaders and eventual presidential campaign timing, with continuation on Page Twelve.
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PA Paul Mall
Johnson
Sloris
Coughlin
Idaho Senate Bill Would Restrict Drug Store Sales
Idaho pharmacies would be limited to selling only pills and sandwiches under a senate approved amendment. The bill would bar sales of tombstones motor cars caskets and restrict operation of rooming houses paving streets building bridges and construction highways.
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Boise
Idaho
Mac
City to elect three groups of commissioners in Huron
City election set for April 16 will divide candidates into three groups for three, two, and one year terms under a city manager plan. Attorney George E. Longstaff notes the law allows nine commissioners and explains the lot method for term lengths. Community leaders urge qualified candidates to support an efficient administration amid a critical stage for the city.
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George E. Longstaff
Huronite
Huron
Dan Urquhart
Spon
Siggerts
Community Service Ag
South Dakota legislature nears end amid tax and liquor talks
Pierre March 7 legislative session nears closing as both houses clash over tax and liquor control bills. Senate approves generic appropriations, House slows with 107 bills. Deadlock looms on liquor and tax measures while committees consider gas, cigarette, and cigarette tax tweaks and a chain store sales tax. Drivers license revenue plans target highway funding. income tax and motor vehicle revenue changes also debated.
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Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
House
Senate
Justice Department
Berry
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Taxation Committee
Dury Products Committee
State Secretary of Agriculture
Niso
Hats Hanson
Sioux Falls
Repay Losses To Bank Under New Jersey Bill
Senators Barbour and Moore of New Jersey introduced a bill to pay depositors 60 percent of funds from closed National banks. Payment would be financed by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation via purchase of remaining bank assets, successor to a prior 100 percent plan. About 16 million people had funds tied in closed banks.
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Washington, Mar
Barbour
New Jersey
Moore
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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