Forecast Passage Of Seed Loan Fund Bill By Week End
Middle western representatives forecast quick passage of a 60.4 million federal emergency seed loans appropriation. With the measure bundled in a deficiency bill, Utterback and Hildebrandt predicted swift house action and Senate wind through, ensuring seed funds for farmers within a week.
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Washington
Mar
Middlewesterm
House
Utterback
Tewa
Senate
Hildebrandt
South Dakota
Thursey
Farm Credit Administration
Hildebreedt
Agricultural Department
Bulow
Efsts
Blanket Code Plan Presented
Washington March 13 A plan to eliminate 537 of NRA small codes by a single flexible small industries code was presented to the senate finance committee by Donald R Richberg for the administration. Richberg did not endorse the plan but offered it to simplify NRA administration and focus on big industries if congress agrees. The recovery coordinator said the blanket code plus dropping service trade codes would reduce the code structure from over 700 to 180 codes.
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Washington
Mar
NRA
Senate Finance Committee
Donald R. Richberg
Richberg
Congress
Rules ‘Committee
House
Patman
Winsor
Representative McReynolds
Tennessee
Tyd~ings
Maryland
Veterans’ Administration
Tydings-McReynolds
Senate
Suggs Sentenced In Car Theft Case At Redfield
Suggs pleaded guilty to taking and operating a motor vehicle without owner permission. Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor sentenced him to three days in county jail and a $50 fine after he had already served 57 days. The car belonged to H. D. Schnitt and was taken from in front of the Coney Island in Redfield several weeks earlier.
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Suggs
Fred Suggs
Alva E. Taylor
Vergo
H. D. Schnitts
Redfield
Coney Island
Tay-lor
No New Laws On Gold Decision Seen
President Roosevelt said government studies show no need for new legislation following the Supreme Court gold decisions. He noted administration legal experts are studying the ruling's ramifications and a final legislative decision will await further study. Some aides suggest blocking potential damage suits in the Court of Claims, but the president reserves a final call.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Court of Claims
Byrd’s Expedition Ships Headed Homeward
Admiral Richard E. Byrd’s Bear of Oakland and Jacob Ruppert aided toward the United States as Byrd boards a train for Wellington to sail Friday on the Rangitiki, marking the expedition’s return progress.
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Admiral Byrd
Dunedin
N. 2
Oakland
Jacob Ruppert
Richard E. Byrd
United States
Wellington
S. S. Rangitiki
Greek rebels face firing squad as government prosecutes revolt
ATHENS reports indicate over 30 rebels face death sentences as wholesale court martials begin for the H day uprising. Premier Tsaldaris vows strict law enforcement while Venizelos seeks exile on Rhodes. Monarchist restoration rumors swirl as crowds cheer General Kondylis. In Kansas, Carl Klenk confesses to a string of crimes including kidnapping, with brother Ted also surrendering.
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Carl Klenk
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Associated Press
Athens
Mar
Greece
Panayoti Tsaldaris
Venizelos
Napoleon
Elba
Oservers
Wood-row Wilson
George Kondylis
Sanda Bay
Crete
Averoff
Topeka
Kas
May
Frank Stone
State Highway Patrol
Carl Kienk
South Dakota
Kansag
Art Dallas
Herington
Dean Rogats
Klenk
Ted Klenk
Lester Goodell
Carl Klenkin
Helington
Oklahoma
Stone
Fader
Drawyer
Topela
H. W
Calkins
Klenk Brothers
Kildoxe
Okiz
Sten
H. W. Claywell
Wamege
Claywell
Carl Engle
John Kuenzi
Rapid City
Kuenzi
Engle
Cottonwood
Falls
Rogers
Weather outlook for Huron and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures. South Dakota area also mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions in the extreme eastern portion Thursday.
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Huron
South
Dakota
Redhead Dixie Lee Adopts New Look In Hollywood
Hollywood report from March 13 notes Blonde Dixie Lee replacing June Knight in Redheads on Parade after dyeing her hair red. Mia Crosby states she will keep the red shade as trend shifts away from blondes toward titians. Lee laughs that she intends to stay red until the style changes again.
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Hollywood
Calif
Mar
Dixie Lee
Mia
Bing Crosby
June Knight
Nomination Slate Planned for Huron City Manager Board
A booster committee for the city manager form of government plans a nine member slate for the new city commission in Huron. Elections are set for April 16 with three members elected each year for three years. The panel aims to reflect major city interests and may seek an outside trained city manager after the board organizes in May.
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Ity
People of Huron
Booster Committees
Booster Committee
Huron
West Park Group elects new directors to board
West Park Development association stockholders met last night and elected Fred Lampe and Mrs. A A Schwietert to the board to replace D K Scruby and EB Bruem mer. Dr C S Betty Fred Birks and B A Pugsley were reelected to the board in the western Huron area. The board will reorganize soon to plan the year. Judge A K Gardner leaves tonight for Kansas City to preside at the U S Circuit Court of Appeals.
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West Park Group
West Park Development Association
Fred Lampe
A. A. Schwietert
D. K
Scruby
B.“Bruem
Mer
Huron
C. S. Betty
Fred Birks
B. A. Pugsley
A.K. Gardner
Kansas City
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Funeral for Mrs C J Hoy Held at St Martin’s Church
Services were held at St Martin’s Catholic Church at 10 this morning for Mrs C J Hoy of Wessington, a former Huron resident. She left behind her brothers-in-law AN Hoy of Huron and C B Hoy of Vermillion, plus eo Mc Nerney of Wessington and William Mercerney of Omaha. Her two sons Eugene Hoy of Huron and Mac Hoy of Wessington attended. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery here.
Governor Berry Explains National Guard Call at Morrel Plant
Pierre dispatch reports Governor Tom Berry defending the decision to use the national guard to settle the Morrel Packing Co plant strike in Sioux Falls. He says he sought to protect life and property, after talks with civic groups and non union workers seeking to return to work by daylight. Adjutant General Palen Cul Coffey and Berry agreed to stand by the situation without taking sides. Continued on page two.
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Pierre
Mar
Morrol Packing Company
Sioux Falls
Tom Berry
National Guard
Morrel
Coffey
Tha’ National Guard
Sion
Fiota
The News Behind the News Debated in Washington
An old paper grant and the new gold deal sparked confusion in Washington. Senators clashed over Morgenthau’s plan as inflationary risk and market reactions drew contrasting views. Observers noted staged applause and backstage plotting shaping congressional response.
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Washington
Mar
Morgen
Thomas
Cost Of Calling Out Guard Undetermined
No estimate of the cost of twice calling out the national guard for the Sioux Falls strike was available. Adjutant General Clifford Coffey said he could not provide figures yet, noting the main item is transportation and pay of the troops, with expenses drawn from the state general fund.
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Pierre
Mar
National Guard
Sioux Falls
Clifford Coffey
State Overdraft Shows Increase in February Balance
Pierre reports an increase in the South Dakota treasury deficit for February with the end-of-month figure at 103,261.96 against 680,349.74 nine months earlier. The overall balance in all funds rose from 7,286,319.33 to 7,750,449.52, with 5,123,305 held in banks.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Fang
Frank Siewert
Sioux Falls Meat Plant Strike Ends After Martial Law
Sioux Falls packing house strike ending after governor Berry called martial law and national guard. Settlement frees 30 workers, allows appeal to labor board, and sets seniority voting within days. Union leaders and company officials hailed terms. some strikers criticize the agreement as insufficient as troops return home.
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Packing House
Tom Berry
George Gonal Rer
Berry
Regional Labor Relations Board
Minneapolis
Workanew
Barry
National Guard
Philip
Coliseum
Mitchell
Vermillion
Madison
Flandreau
Parker
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