Detroit Riot Leaves Four Dead at Ford Plant
Detroit recorded its first major unemployment riot after thousands demonstrated at the Ford Motor Company Dearborn plant. Four people died and scores injured as guards and police faced marchers, with arrests and threats of murder charges.
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Morningside Home Destroyed By Fire
The home of William Quick in Morningside was ruined by a blaze started by an overheated stove shortly after 6 this morning. Mrs Quick and three children fled unharmed as northwest winds fed the flames. Huron Gremen failed to save the structure and the Quick family held insurance on the dwelling.
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City Briefs Highlight Local Notices and Ads in Huron
Community items show Miss Lillian Rohwedder’s NYC board role and Minn travel, campaign ad for H F Brownell for US Senator, Alma McLean visiting Aberdeen, Leon's Art Shop sale, Easter fashion furs at Eilers, Mina Scott funeral in Ree Heights, relief bridge party, Mrs. William McCreery’s Aberdeen trip, Gamble’s anniversary sale, N H McKay’s hospital update, Mrs Verl Holton recovery, and Arlington notices from the 1940s era.
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Chicago
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Ree Heights
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Dakota Ave
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Gamble
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Minneapolis
Jugoslavia King Losing His Grip
Rumblings in Vienna foretell potential trouble for King Alexander as opposition grows among Serbs Montenegrins and Bosnians. Zivkovitch faces student unrest, arrests multiply, and the king delays return to liberties while parliament opens under a tightened dictatorship. Observers note loss of faithful supporters and a tense spring ahead.
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Alexander Risks Delay Amid Threat of Bloodshed and Shift to Minority Rule
The passage warns that delaying actions could lead to a violent period with bloodshed and a possible swing toward a republican form of government favored by a rising minority since the Spanish revolution.
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All Asked To Join Unemployment Drive
Governor Green urged South Dakotans to join the nationwide united action for employment campaign led by four national organizations. He called it a non political non sectarian non controversial effort and asked town and city officials to help locally with committees already formed in several communities.
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Mayor’s Feed Relief Fund Receives $12 Gift
The fund rose to $2230.15 after a $12 contribution from Camp! 456 of the Modern Woodmen of America. Treasurer Lois Gannaway reported the update. Wm. H. Olson, the chairman, announced further radio pleas on KGDY tonight, tomorrow, and Thursday. O. R. Haug of the Co-Operative club speaks tonight at 7. Frank Dwyer of Kiwanis speaks at 12 15 tomorrow, and Glense Ro Macarthur broadcast at 12 15 Thursday. Four Alameda youths built a German designed glider with 225 square feet wing area and a 44 ft 10 in wingspan.
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Wm. H. Olson
Staion Kgdy
O. R. Haug
Co-Operative Club
Frank Dwyer
Kiwanis Club
Glense Ro Macarthur
Red Tross
Mitchell
Alameda, Cal
Two Women Murdered Near Balsam Lake Wisconsin
Officers shed light on the deaths of two women found shot, acid burned, and gasoline d on a side road near Balsam Lake. The burned car matched a stolen vehicle from Cambridge, Minnesota, seized Jan. 5 by six men who escaped with cash and merchandise. Coroner's inquest ruled gunshot deaths by unknown persons. Authorities suspect gangsters tied to the Cambridge raid.
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