Beer Bill Sparks Senate Debate And Jobs Forecasts
The 3.2 per cent beer and wine bill faces senate votes amid constitutional concerns. Senators Borah and Shepard challenge its reach, while supporters push swift passage to set beer legal by mid-April. The brewing industry forecasts 50,000 new jobs and multi‑million capital spending as states vary on legalization efforts.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Prisis
Shepard
Texas
Baxah
Idaho
Republic
House
Associated Press
Congress
Beverage Dispensers Union
New York
Bartenders Union
Jacob Ruppert
St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch
Albany
Missouri
New Jersey
Pennssylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
California
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Montana
Maryland
Delaware
Oregon
Asitong
Lehman
To See Mussolini On Arms Question
ROME March 28 Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald said Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon will lead British disarmament talks in Rome over the weekend. An official note said conversations would be held Saturday and possibly Sunday. Mussolini will attend the first international conference. no plan for Hitler and Daladier participation was mentioned.
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Rome
Mar
Ramsay MacDonald
Foreig
John Simon
Britain
Geneva
Benita Wtusxoni
Hitler
Germany
Daladier
France
Mussolini
TRK
Edouard Datscher
England
Everts
Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity
Weather for Huron and vicinity shows a somewhat unsettled pattern tonight and Friday. For South Dakota the system is far, with slightly colder temperatures in the extreme east portion tonight, and Friday expected to be fair and somewhat warmer.
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Huron
South Dakota
Veterans of Foreign Wars Elect State Delegates at Watertown
Huron VFW post held a meeting to oppose drastic cuts in veterans benefits but did not action as a group. Individuals sent telegrams to congressmen. Delegates and alternates were elected for the Watertown state convention July 2 to 4, led by Emory Smith and Wayne Wilson among others. C J Madison and Chester L Kerkow were initiated during the session.
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V.F. W
Huron Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Watertown
Emory Smith
Wayne Wilson
I. R. Crawford
FX. Massoth
C. J. Cronk
E. W. Troupe
C. L. Disney
J. H. Terwilliger
C. J. Madison
Roy Lindsay
O. Hagen
Ed Anderson
M. C. Dumdey
J. Poulin
George E. Longstaff
John Johnson
Albert Semperley
C. C. Taylor
Chester L. Kerkow
Walter J. Eachman
Suspended Minister Faces His Accuser in Court
In Muncie Maryland a suspended Madison Street M E church pastor Rev G Lemuel Conway confronted his accuser Miss Helen Huffman 18 a church member alleging an attempted assault on a country road last December Huffman testified while Conway denied the charges claiming conduct unbecoming a minister and a circuit court appearance followed with not guilty pleas entered.
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Muncie
G. Lemuel Conway
Madison Street
M. E
Helen Huffman
Conway
Norbeck Comments On Economy Bill Vote
Senator Norbeck of South Dakota says he favored many sections of the economy bill and opposed others. He was absent last night due to a minor indisposition but today explains he passed his vote, calling the bill a great mixture with actions he supported and others he rejected.
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Washington
Mar
Norbeck
South
Dakkota
Senate
State Legion To Follow National Commander Policy Identical
Watertown March 16 A South Dakota American Legion leader says the state department will follow the national policy, aligning with Roosevelt era economies. Harry C Kehm of Harrisburg warns against cuts to veterans benefits, while endorsing economy measures that spare wartime dependents and ensure continued support for service members.
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Kehm
Watertown
Mar
South Dakota
American Legion
Kahm
National American Legion Organization
Legion
National Organization
Chinese resistance at Hsifengkow Pass continues against Japanese invasion
Chinese and Japanese reports confirm ongoing defense at Hsifengkow Pass near the Great Wall, 100 miles northeast of Peiping. Chang Hsiao-Liang resigned as Jehol frontline commander after accepting responsibility for the loss and traveling to Shanghai on a purported European trip. General Sung Cheh-Yuan now commands the pass defending Chinese territory and troops amid the Manchukuoan assault.
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Peiping
China
Chang Hsiso- Liang
Orth China
Hsifengkow
Great Wall
Here
Chang Hsiao-Liang
Jehol
Shanghai
Europe
Chiang -Kai-Shek
The
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Feng YU Hsiang
Fifteen Held In Lincoln Farm Sale Incident
Fifteen women were detained by county officers as authorities rushed to press charges over an alleged sale dispute. The event centered on a Lincoln area farm sale, with details unclear due to damaged text. Local officials sought to halt the sale amid ongoing investigation.
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Wilber
Neb
Lincoln
Cea
Congress approves Roosevelt economy measure with amendments
Congress clears the plan giving President Roosevelt authority to trim government and veterans spending by up to 560 million dollars. Senate and House accept amendments aimed at protecting veterans while enabling broad salary and pension cuts with dates set for implementation. Johnson of the American Legion expresses confidence in the president's handling of the veterans' provisions.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
White House
Renee
McDuffin
Alabama
House
Senate
Congress
Robinson
Arkansas
Byrnus
Ternessee
Clark
Missouri
Long
Louisiana
McCarran
Nevada
McGill
Kansas
Overton
Louisiania
Louis A. Johnson
American Legion
Byrns Aims Farm Relief Bill Passage By Week End
Representative Byrns of Tennessee says the farm relief bill will reach the House with a presidential message this afternoon and be referred to the agriculture committee with no hearings expected. He plans to have the measure ready and passed by Saturday night, signaling swift action on Roosevelt's relief program.
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Washington
Mar
Byres
Tennessee
Roosevelt
House
Burns
House Agriculture Committee
Byrns
Banks Reopen In Huron Amid Surge In Deposits
In a bright opening day for Huron’s banking sector, Farmers and Merchants, National Bank of Huron, and Security National all reported record transaction levels as deposits topped withdrawals by a wide margin. Cash flowed back from hoarding, with more gold certificates and large bills entering banks, while some currency headed to Minneapolis. The day also saw South Dakota banks resume operations, with 110 reopenings to date and more banks expected to restart this week under state regulation.
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Huron
Uormal
Farmers and Merchants
National Bank of Huron
The
Security National
Theta
Federal Reserve Bak
Minneapolis
Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
New York State
State-Insurance Department
Philadelphia
New York
State—Department
Chasisellor
State ‘Bank of Chancellor
Wentworth Bank of Wentworth
Wilmot
First State’ Bank
Fire at Sheffield farm kills 80 chickens
A stove caused a blaze in the brooder house at a Sheffield farm, resulting in the death of about 80 chickens. Fire crews responded, but losses were heavy and the incident is under investigation.
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Sheffield
Sentimental Gold Owner Advised to Sacrifice Holdings
In Chicago on March 16 a man told a Federal Reserve teller he wished to keep about $8,000 in gold for sentiment. The teller replied that he must sacrifice the gold for the time being, despite the man’s sentiment.
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Chicago
Mar
Federal’ Reserve Bank
Wheat Prices Surge Upward in Early Trading
Wheat futures rose to limit in Minneapolis as market opened under rule restrictions, with May July and September futures jumping five cents. New York trading saw a big wave of fresh buying offsetting profit taking as shares advanced and call money climbed to five percent.
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Minneapolis
Mar
New York
Bears, saloon term barred in new bear sale rules
Chicago reports proposed state assembly legislation to ban the word saloon in bear selling controls, while 741 applications in Chicago go to hotels, restaurants, night clubs and department stores. Booneville notes: Thomas Whites suing for gold worth $21,000 buried by his mother. claims one third.
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Fork Beer
Chicago
State Assembly
Sues
Booneville
Mnd
Thomas
Frank
Roosevelt seeks immediate farm relief bill to aid agriculture
President Roosevelt urged Congress to pass instant agriculture relief measures and submitted a farm bill. He stressed the spring planting window and the need to discuss world crop surpluses at a proposed world economic conference. House leaders pledged quick passage by week’s end, with leasing surplus lands a key feature and unemployment aid deferred.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Tara
White House
House
Senate
Burns
Fire call at Davis building darkens Second Avenue brief scare
The Huron fire department was summoned to the Davis building at Second and Dakota avenues this morning when a gas leak blew out a furnace in the Smith dry cleaning shop, sending smoke through the structure. No damage was reported.
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Huron-fire Départment
Davis
Second and
Dakota Avenue
Smith Dry Cleaning
Walker answers Miami divorce suit filed by Janet Allen Walker
Former New York mayor James J. Walker filed a general denial in Miami to the divorce petition brought by his wife Janet Allen Walker. The document denies all allegations and requests dismissal.
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Miami
Fla
Janet Allen Walker
James J. Walker
New York
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