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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
7
Berdena M Sweet recounts her family and neighbors enduring the famed January 12 1888 blizzard in Dakota Territory. The account details a schoolhouse, a perilous sleigh journey, frostbite injuries to children and adults, and the rescue by a teacher and neighbors.
President von Hindenburg signed the Young plan after Reichstag approval with an urgency clause making it effective immediately for Germany. The signing follows the plan and related liquidation agreements.
The president is obliged to investigate whether the agreements conflict with the constitution. The delay on the associated measures targets the Polish agreement to ensure it is not tantamount to a constitutional amendment.
CHICAGO March 13 Charles Sandstrom a window washer who worked high above city streets fell from the second floor of his home while washing the windows his skull was fractured doctors say he has a fair chance for recovery his wife had urged him to wash the windows
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and his expedition linger in Dunedin New Zealand as they prepare to sail home next week. Byrd defends scientific aims and urges friendly ties with Britain while stressing safety for crew and noting global interest in two way broadcasts about their Antarctic progress.
Canadian government aviators mapped aerial territory covering 53 000 square miles during the 1929 season. The effort expanded known routes and geographic coverage as part of ongoing exploration and national surveying projects.
Gandhi and 79 delegates depart Ahmadabad at dawn on the second stage toward Jalalpur to inaugurate the independence campaign. He urges civil disobedience against the salt monopoly, plans a Bareja meeting, and vows to resist British authority with nonviolent protest. Local villagers greet him as he denounces British rule. Two police and 50 strikers injured in Byculla during a railway yard clash as workers protest with passive resistance. Police arrest two strike leaders for unlawful assembly.
An alabaster Ming in Italy has been worked continuously since it was opened by the Etruscans over two millennia ago. The artifact’s long history highlights ancient craftsmanship and ongoing cultural significance across eras.
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