Senate Opposition To Reorganization Bill Diminishes
Senate opposition to the government reorganization bill appeared to soften as the House passed the measure after bipartisan attempts to amend it failed. Senator Byrnes predicted a House-like Senate majority, while Byrd urged a specific approval clause before any presidential order becomes law. The House vote and ensuing clashes over control dominated the day as party lines shifted on the final contingency.
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Ovi Service Commission
Monopoly Claim Over Milk Industry Stirred by Hearings
Fed trade witnesses told the Federal Monopoly Committee that big business controls the milk sector. Dr Frederick C Hows cited National Dairy Products Company and the Borden Company as main drivers, along with other firms and meat packers, shaping prices for 71 million consumers and 26 million cows nationwide.
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Frederick C. Hows
Consumers Counsel
The
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Federal Monopoly Committee
Howe
Federal Trade Commission
National Dairy Products Company Corporation
Borden Company
Thas
Car Hits Truck in Mobridge Killing One Man
William Mudge, 50, Wakpala WPA worker, was crushed to death when his old model car collided head on with a loaded livestock truck eight miles west of Mobridge at 2 a m. Today four Indian passengers suffered serious cuts and bruises. one, Leo Cadotte, escaped unscathed. The Indian victims were Charley Gabe, Ben Catches-The-Bear, Amon Howard, and George Walking Shield. The truck drivers, Louis Heintz and Lloyd Williamson of Bentley North Carolina, escaped with minor injuries. Sheriff and coroner investigated the scene near the Farry Scott ranch on Highway 12.
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Mar
William Mudge
Wakpala
WPA
Mudge
Here
Wakpalo
Farry Scott Ranch
Highway 12
Charley Gabe
Ben Catches-The-Bear
Amon Howard
George Walking Shield
Mobdridge
Lowe
Leo Cadotte
Louis Heintz
Lloyd Williamson
Bentley
N. C
Walworth
War Within War Threatens Delay In Spanish Peace
Spanish Civil War reports conflict with new Communist uprisings near Madrid and Valencia. Defense council chief Mia ya vows more air strikes as Nationalists tighten blockade and seek Madrid and Cartagena. Britain Britian and Japan reveal peacetime prep plans. France notes uprisings aim at Valencia and Mediterranean control.
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Republican Defense Council
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Japan
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Valencia
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Defense Council
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Leslie Hore-Bolisha
House of Commons
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Libya
Richard Austen Butler
Swate
Commons
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Noel Charles
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Cancel FDR Dinner Because Of Strike
Washington dispatch says a hotel workers strike led to the White House Correspondents Association canceling its annual dinner for President Roosevelt. More than 600 reporters and guests were invited to the Mayflower hotel. several hotels used their own trucks for milk bread and beer due to picket lines.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
White House
Pope Talks With German Cardinals
Vatican City reported that Pope Pius XI met four German cardinals to discuss the church situation in Germany. German sources hope for improved Vatican Germany relations, with attendees named as Faulhaber, Schulte, Innitzer, and Bertram. Hitler’s envoy Bergan reportedly delivered a congratulatory message to the pope.
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Mar
Pius M11
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Vatican
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Munich
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Schulte
Cologne
Theodore Cardinal Innitzer
Vienna
Johannes Adolph Cardinal Bertram
Breslau
Hitler
Berlin
Diego von Bergen
Holy See
Bushfield weighs alcohol ban amid legislative review
Pierre March 9 1941 Governor Bushfield says he cleared his desk of all but five acts with two under study and one veto possible. He warned the alcohol bill could cut revenue about 50 000 and spur bootleggers while other measures address mineral deposits and unemployment liens. Also noted is an error in funding for a tunnel repair at the Gary school. 12 acts received executive approval including a 5 964 979 general appropriation and various municipal and procurement provisions.
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Bushfield
Legislative and Economic Council
Slate Cement Commission
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School of Mines
Unemployment Compensation Commission
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School For the
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Warren
Post Office To Open Saturdays In Huron
Postmaster BE. BH. Bruemmer announced that the Huron post office will resume full Saturday hours from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. after noon closures for nearly two years. The change aims to stimulate business at the post office and local merchants.
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Huron Post Ofice
Huron
$200000 Suit Over Cavalier Death Filed
Mrs. Katherine Miller of Lincoln Nebraska files a $200000 admiralty suit for the death of her husband Donald Walters Miller in the Cavalier plane disaster. The suit names British Overseas Airways as defendant and cites 30 alleged acts of negligence. The 20ton transport sank January 21 after dives and carburetor icing forced it down en route from New York to Hamilton Bermuda. ten were rescued after hours in the gulf stream.
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Theodore Iserman
Katherine Miller
Lincoln
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Donald Walters Miller
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Unnperiel Airwaysl
Miller
Hamilton
Bermuda
M. R. Anderson
Millex
Gulf Stream
Whitney proposes plan to reunite AFL CIO labor groups
In Cleveland on March, Alexander F Whitney head of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen argues for a workable plan to merge AFL and CIO. He proposes the CIO membership return to the AFL and a staged settlement of jurisdictional claims by rank and file vote. Leadership decisions would follow the next AFL convention reflecting delegate voice.
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Cleveland
Mar
Alexsander F. ‘Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
AFL
CIO
Labor
APL
National Labor
Plan to Close Washington Grade School Cuts Birth Decline
A Washington grade school faces closure due to a steady decline in city elementary enrollments tied to the postwar birth rate drop. The board of education scheduled final action for next Tuesday, with three major agenda items at a special meeting.
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Board of Education
A. J. Lars
America
United States
New York City
Thera
Measure earmarks only $1000 for Gary School for the Blind tunnel
South Dakota lawmakers proposed HB 307 to appropriate 1000 dollars to repair a tunnel at the Gary School for the Blind. Governor Bushfield said the measure would be vetoed because the superintendent reported no tunnel exists, and the reason for the strange budget item was unclear.
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Gary
Bushfield
Howe
Temmeys push to curb gambling in South Dakota
Attorney General Log A. Temmey vows full cooperation with local peace officers in enforcing strict state laws against flat and gambling machines. He cites recent device proliferation, urges diligent action to prove devices operate as lotteries or slot machines, and supports confiscation where appropriate. A Beadle County campaign led by State's Attorney Tom H. Lubby also promotes cooperation to shut down suspicious devices.
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Department of Investigation
South Dakota
Icket
Temmey
Beadle County
Tom H. Lubby
Luby
Huon Law
Bushfield Announces Key State Boards for Social Security and Parks
Governor Bushfield named new members to the social security commission and the state park board. Social security members are Alvin Waggoner of Philip, Norman A. Dobie of Clear Lake, and Florence Lee of Estelline with terms six, four, and two years respectively. The park board includes Walter Burke of Pierre, E. B. Adams of Hot Springs, and Claude Gray of Rapid City with terms six, four, and two years.
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Dobie
Waggoner
W. C. Lusk
Yankton
Tom Colgan
Edgemont
Agnes Holdridge
Madison
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