Germany Defies Versailles With Military Air Arm
Paris dispatch reports Germany announced a military air fleet, seen as a breach of Versailles terms. French officials expect Britain and Italy to back any protest, though protests may not halt Germany’s program. Sir John Simon planned talks in Paris before a Berlin visit to press Hitler on London-Declaration principles, complicated by Goering’s statement.
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Britain
Italy
Paris
Germany
Great Britain
Rome
London
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Seidsit
John Simon
Berlin
Reichsfaehrer
Hitles
Sir John
Goering
Sioux Falls Night Club Robbery by Four Loots Cash and Jewelry
Four men about 4 a.m. robbed a Sioux Falls night club, firing shots to intimidate about twenty people. Loot included cash and diamond rings worth around 300. Victims beaten and shot wound inflicted on one, others slugged. two armed with sawed off shotguns and two with automatic pistols. Propriety hotel owner George Carl was among the injured. one victim refused hospital treatment.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Qre
John Evans
Evans
George Carl
Laverne
Legislators Cut Budget Slightly
In Pierre on March 14 the 2835 legislature reduced total appropriations by about 10,000. The 1935 37 biennium totals are roughly 5,829,756, up from 5,699,674. The general appropriation bill was 5,101,060, down from 5,159,613. Some cuts came from moving skate agriculture department inspections to the new justice department, funded from liquor revenue.
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Pierre
State Finance Department
Skate Agriculture Department
Justice Department
Weather for Huron and Vicinity Tonight and Friday
Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight with Friday turning cloudy and colder. In South Dakota similar pattern with warmer readings in extreme east portion tonight, then Friday cloudy followed by colder conditions.
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Huron
South Dakota
Federation Women Club Clean-Up Campaign Planned in Huron
The City Federation of Women’s Clubs will launch a six day clean-up and dress-up drive in Huron starting April 15 to tackle winter dirt inside and outside homes. About 500 women from 24 clubs will split the city, with schools and city agencies pledging cooperation. no money needed, participation involves trimming and tidying yards and streets.
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Huron
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mie
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Togethe
Ieaders
A. E. Danielson
Chamber of Commerce
Everett Hoskins
Clarence G. Walker
Park Board
A. J. Lang
Moeting
G. R. McArthur
City Federation
Freak Hands Break Up Bridge Contest In Lancaster
In Lancaster on March 4, Mrs A C Tunis dealer dealt 13 diamonds without a bid asking who stacked the deck. Mrs Lester Cowper showed 13 clubs, Mrs Charles Ranck 13 hearts, and Mrs Vera Kurtz 13 spades without a bid. Mrs Walter M Naylor reported a shuffle but the three-table party broke up on the spot.
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Lancaster
A. C. Tunis
Lester Cowper
Charles Ranck
Vera Kurtz
Walter M. Naylor
Bridge Arty
Leacock
Control Program To Be Continued In 1935 Corn Hogs
Washington March 11 officials say the farm administration may abandon the 1935 corn hog control program if prices rise and drought worsens. Secretary Wallace expressed doubt that hog production this spring would meet contract limits while urging growth of forage crops and modification of land use restrictions.
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Washington
Mar
Farm Administration
Wallace
Mendieta Appearing To Be Victor In Cuba
Havana reports continued gunfire as President Mendieta’s government fights unrest. Nightly shooting and a strict curfew persist while authorities round up suspected revolutionaries, with about 50 imprisoned at Cabaria fortress.
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Mendieta
Victor
Cuba
Havana
Mar
Carlos Mendieta
Cabaria
Navy's last dirigible Los Angeles damaged in tethering incident
In Laregurst New Jersey the Navy's last dirigible the Los Angeles lay partly crippled in her hanger after a strange tethering mishap. A coupling broke freeing the tail from the mooring mast as wind swung it around. Ground crews steadied the craft with emergency lines.
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Laregurst
N. J. Mor
Navy
Bister
Shenandosh
Macon
Akron
State Liquor Law Signed By Berry Delays Sales In Dakota
Governor Berry signed the act repealing the dry laws and setting up a liquor control system in South Dakota. The emergency law takes effect immediately, but licenses and tax stamps will take weeks to issue. The state treasurer ordered 2,770,000 tax stamps for package and drink sales, with deliveries in about three weeks. Siewert outlined stamp denominations and costs, and license blanks will be printed soon. An executive officer will be appointed for a six year term at 3600 annually.
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State Commission
Uracr
Chicago
Siewert
High Point Peer
South Dakota
J. T. McCullen
Conway
Rebels Facing Courts Martial
Athens reports a government crackdown on last week’s revolt with courts martial for leaders. The cruiser Averoff, emblem of insurgent defeat, entered Salamis Bay under a young midshipman’s command after aiding Venizelos and followers’ transfer to Cassos. Venizelos rests at Rhodes as martial law eases and normal life resumes amid uncertain damages including American property in Kayalls.
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Athens
Mar
Greece
Averoff
Salamis Bay
Eleutheriog
Venizelos
Crete
Cassos
Rhodes
Salonika
Kayalls
Former Austrian Minister Sentenced for Treason
Vienna reports former Austrian minister to Italy Dr Anton Rintelen was convicted of high treason by a court martial for the news putsch last summer. He was sentenced to life imprisonment after denying the charges, with the panel noting his policy favored reconciliation with Germany.
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Vienna
Mar
Anton, Rintelen
Italy
Ife
Rintelen
Engelbert Domlkuss
Germany
Johnson Coughlin Long radio clash leaves uneasy satisfaction
Washington report on March 13 describes the Johnson Coughlin Long radio clash as not as bitter as thought. Key figures express inward satisfaction with results to date, while Huey Long and Father Coughlin remain central in strategy. The dispute may influence the next twelve months as campaign dynamics unfold and Roosevelt’s New Deal program remains the focal point.
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Washington
Mar
Johnson
Huey
Father Coughlin
Wells
Coughlin
Roose
Ivelt
Sue Long
Mr. Roosevelt
Huey Long Blocks Senate Action On Farm Relief Bill
Huey P Long stalls Senate debate on the $4.88 billion relief program amid filibuster threats to force votes on absentee senators. Leaders like Glass pledge night sessions if needed to advance the measure. The House debated a $118 million agriculture department appropriation while Morgenthau urged payment on treasury bonds.
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Huey Long
Kingfish
Washington
Mar
Huey P. Long
Senate
Caraway
Arkansas
Reed
Agriculture Department
Seed Loan Measure Neares Passage in Senate
Senator Norbeck stated seed loan funds likely to be available by week’s end as part of the deficiency appropriation bill. He noted relief measures and seed loan items depend on Senate action and on Chairman Glass’s stance, with House debating the deficiency bill and Huey Long blocking relief progress.
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Senator Long
Adi
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Norris
Nebraska
Johnson
California
Steiner
Oregon
Hooosevelt
Peter Norbeck
Norbeck
Glass
House of Representatives
Huey Long
Joan
Keeritter
Husband Gone Year Suspected Desertion in Chicago Divorce
Mrs. Pawiola Dunn testified before a judge that her husband James Dunn, an interior decorator by day and violinist by night, was absent from home for a year during six years of marriage, and the judge granted a divorce believing the desertion occurred.
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Chicago
Mar
Pawiola Dunn
James
Judge's Opinion on NRA Studied
Washington May 14. Hearing that federal courts again target NRA and AAA power to regulate interstate commerce, officials study Judge Ira Letis ruling that milk producers within the state and sold here cannot be regulated by the AAA. DOJ attorneys note a Newark injunction against Acme Inc tests NRA limits as lumber code awaits Supreme Court action. Donald R Eichberg urges Congress to amend NRA to cover interstate commerce.
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Mae
NRA
AAA
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Ira Letis
Providence
Department of Justice
Guy L. Fake
Newark
N. J
United States District Attorney
Acme, Inc
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Jersey City Manufacturing Company
Federal District Court
Recovery Administration
Donald R. Eichberg
Roosevelt
National Emergency Council
Congress
A Senate
Peace Overtures Again Deadlocked
Negotiations for settlement of the Italian Ethiopian troubles reached a deadlock today with Ethiopian officials insisting on reparations only if an international commission finds aggression. The Italian side demands direct negotiations not arbitration, and both sides remain firm.
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Rome
Mar
East Africa
Unlual
Ethiopia
Jéshang
Touch Of Summer Temperatures Hit 74 At Local Bureau
A preview of summer arrived as the government bureau read 74 at 3 PM today tying an early March record from March 3, 1905. The article notes that on March 12, 1934 the mercury reached a similar high, marking unusually early warmth in the region.
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