Stimson Plans to Chart Soviet Policy Change
Secretary Stimson will review Russian affairs to form an official stance, aiming to decide if U S policy should shift toward aid for Soviet Russia. He will examine obligations, propaganda limits, and trade implications within the Smoot Hawley tariff era context. The All Union Congress meets in Moscow with Molotov denouncing the United States and capitalistic powers.
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Washington
Russia
Hoover
United States
Stimson
Far East
Latin America
Aid Russa
Charles Evans Hughes
State
Treasury Departments
Moscow
Mar
Grand Opera House
Voyacheslav Molotoff
Council of People's Commissars
Molotoff
Joseph Stalin
K. F. Voroshiloff
Michael Kalinin
Stalin
Voroshiloff
Salin
Communist Party
Hell
President Hoover Returns From Asheville Visit
President Hoover traveled back to Washington on a regular train ten days after visiting his son Herbert Hoover Jr. in Asheville North Carolina. He arrived at the White House shortly after seven o clock and planned to resume work at his desk, with only a pause from the usual cabinet medicine ball game.
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Washington
Hoover
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Asheville
North Carolina
White House
Brigadier General James R. Stuart Dies at 89
Brig. Gen. James R. Stuart, 89, longtime Western district postal inspector, died in Chicago on March 3. His career spanned the Civil War, the Spanish American War, and World War I. He was noted for adventurous service and a life of public duty.
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Stuart
Chicago
James RE. Stuart
Felay
United States
World's Largest Variety Of Nuts To Be Inspected
Baldwin New York March The largest assortment of nuts on Willard G Bixbys seven acre tract will undergo the annual spring inspection by government agriculturists 300 to 400 assortments across a plot with more than 1000 crusses will be examined. Bixby a former shoe polish manufacturer started the nut farm 15 years ago as an experimental hobby now growing numerous varieties including over one dozen kinds of black walnuts hickory hazel pecan and butternut grafting to produce nuts is emphasized and nuts cannot be produced by simple planting instead.
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Baldwin
Willard G. Bixby
New York City
Bixby
Controversial General Appropriations Bill Signed
Pierre March 8 1941 Governor Warren Green signed the 6.042 million general appropriations bill and several minor measures. The package reduces next biennium spending by 343 515 and includes a county tax collectors bill allowing appointment of a percentage based collector. Green allowed one law without his signature and cited partial approval of delinquent tax collection but not the chosen method.
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McCook County
State College
Green
Drys Gird Selves For Prohibition War
At a St Petersburg convention the Anti-Saloon League prepared for a 1932 campaign clash. F Scott McBride blasted John J Raskob’s state control plan as backed by eastern millionaires and warned repeal would invite anarchy and lawlessness.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Teachers Write For Certificates Today Birteen Applicants
A local call invites teachers to submit writing for certificates as thirteen applicants pursue teaching credentials. The effort signals ongoing certification activity and community support for qualified educators.
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Birteen
Work Is Never Done While Power To Work Continues Holmes Says
Washington reports Oliver Wendell Holmes marked his ninety birthday with tributes and brief remarks stressing that work never ends while there is power to work. Chief Justice Hughes eulogized him as Yale Dean Clark praised his ahead-of-time influence as speakers quoted his speeches and decisions from a New York studio.
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Holmes
Washington
Mar
Oliver’ Wendell Holmes
Hughes
Amet
Dean Clark
Yale Law School
Charles A. Boston
American Bar Association
Columbia System
New York
Aberdeen to Host Army Air Corps Visit May
Aberdeen will host an overnight visit by Army Air Corps units on the Atlantic seaboard in May. The mission, involving multiple planes, is under planning with a tentative date and lineup not yet fixed.
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Aberdeen
Wil Bo
Mar
Aberdee
Army Air Corps
Atlantic Seaboard
Blind Student Tops Scholastic Rank At Georgia Tech
ATLANTA March 9 77 C M Witcher a blind freshman in the engineering department at the Georgia School of Technology today led all 2355 students in scholastic standing. Witcher among five students posted as making the coveted A with grades above 90. He navigates campus in darkness using a touch system and a portable typewriter for transposition.
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Atlanta
Mar
C. M Witcher
Georgia School of Technology
Witcher
Income Tax Expert Assists Many Today in Huron
A federal revenue agent C. A. Syverson arrived in Huron to help residents and nearby territory file income tax returns. From 8:30 a m until late afternoon his second floor office in the post office building was busy with mainly business men. He will stay until March 17 and keep hours from 8:00 a m to 5:00 p m each day.
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C. A. Syverson
Federal Revenue
Syverson
State's Attorney Office Is Vacant
Miner county faces a settled dispute as Circuit Judge Alva Taylor rules the state's attorney vacancy exists and county commissioners must appoint. Weggint served as holdover but lacks official title while Feldhaus, elected last November, was barred by age at election. The suit was brought by R. E. Baldwin, taxpayer and Feldhaus partner. The county board, chaired by Paul Schwader, is expected to appoint at the next Howard meeting.
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Miner
J. Gordon Feldhaus
Flo
Feldhaus
Taylor
R. E. Baldwin
Weggint
Historical Society Will Meet Tonight
The Beadle County Historical Society will hold a meeting in the farmers assembly room at the courthouse tonight at 8 o clock. President Sherman Davis has planned a varied program. All are invited to attend regardless of membership status.
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Beadle County Historical Society
Farmers Assembly Room
Court House
Sherman Davis
Storms Bring Snow and Death Across Midwest and East
A two day blizzard across the corn belt left at least 16 dead, mostly in Chicago where an 18 year old was electrocuted sweeping from a streetcar. The storm also battered New York and New England with high winds and flooding, while benefits to agriculture were noted by scientists in Wisconsin. Snowdrifts blocked roads, and thousands were employed to clear drifts in Illinois andWisconsin.
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New England
Point of Pines
Mas
Shester
Thephete
Walters
Chicago
Middle West
Southern
Wisconsin Stone
R. A. Moore
Agronomy Department
University of Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Palmer
Kenosha
Wis
Estes
Iinois
Wisconin
Missouri
Indiana
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Carolinas
Maine
New York State
New York City
West Haven
Conn
Glens Folie
N. Y
Long Island
Bronx
Jersey Meadows
Battery Sea Wall
Rochester
Adirondacks
Albany
York City
Long Island Sound
Connecticut
Middlefield
Mass
Berkshires
Vermont
Charles Cummins Bicycles After Iroquois Crash
Charles L Cummins, a well known hunter of the area, damaged his automobile in a crash north of Iroquois Sunday. He will be unable to use the car until after midweek. Cummins had a successful winter hunting wolves and coyotes, contributing to pest control in the region.
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Charles L. Cummins
Darmara
Army Men Rescue Snow Bound Stork
CHICAGO March 9 Army soldiers aided a snow bound stork and pulled a stalled car to Fort Sheridan post hospital. Frank Huestin and his wife of Lake Forest were en route when his vehicle became stuck. An army tractor was hitched to the car and used to reach the hospital where a healthy eight pound boy was born to the couple.
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Chicago
Frank Huestin
Lake Forest
Highand Park
Huestin
Fort Sheidan
Post Hospital
Sor
Earthquakes Fatal Across Yugoslavia and Bulgaria
Earthquakes near Dra ma Bulgaria rocked eastern Yugoslavia and adjacent Bulgaria killing between 80 and 150, injuring about 50, and destroying many buildings. Survivors fled in cold, relief trains moved food and water, and royalty and government officials oversaw operations.
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Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Belgrade
Mar
Yugoslavia
Black Sea
Drama
Greece
Kavallion
Eastern
Threce
Adrianople
Pirava
Parva
Skoplje
Guevgeli
Demirkara
Weather Aurea Braces for Warmer, unsettled night
The Aurea region expects a rise in temperatures followed by unsettled conditions tonight with heavy clouds. Rain or snow is likely on Tuesday as system moves through, bringing possible precipitation and lingering cool spells.
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America
Supreme Court
Historical Society
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Carl Christensen
Hardin A. van Deursen
Barnons College
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Porter
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Beotland
VenDeurss
London
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