Hoover Leaves Tonight On Caribbean Trip
President Hoover plans a ten day Caribbean vacation departing Washington after dark on an overnight train to Hampton Roads Virginia. He will board the battleship Arizona bound for Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands with Secretaries Hurley and Wilbur, Dr Joel Boone, aides Ritchey Hodges Train, 18 correspondents and six photographers. Mrs Hoover may visit son Herbert in Asheville while two of her grandchildren visit.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
Caribbean
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Arizona
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Hurley
Wilbur
Joel Boone
White House
Lawrence Ritchey
Campbell Hodges
Russell Train
Richey
Herbert Hoover
Asheville
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Fearson
Smiths Brother Questioned In Iowa Disappearance Probe
Iowa county grand jury investigates the disappearance of John M. Smith, Perry insecticide maker. State Agent Myron Tullar sought evidence in northwest Iowa. Otis Smith, brother, questioned for an hour about calls the day John vanished.
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Smith
Iowa
Adel
John M. Smith
Perry
Myron Tullar
Denison
Tuline
Cherokee
Earl Wiggins
Johnny Burney
Fred Bates
Wiggins
Otis Smith
Manilla
Alpena Youngster Has Escape From Accident
Special report from Alpena states J E Washburn was driving with his young son Clyde on a bicycle. He stopped suddenly to talk to a man, reversed the car, and Clyde was thrown from the bicycle but not run over. The bicycle suffered heavy damage and Clyde escaped serious injury.
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Alpena
Mar
J. E. Washburn
Clyde
Washburn
Radio Features The Rest a Radioland
Philadelphia conductor Leopold Stokowski plans to broadcast an opera act with television as he stages Wozzeck on WEAF. Hoover will give eight radio talks from April to Memorial Day, plus midwestern broadcasts in June. Other programs include Bobby Jones, Buddy Rogers, May Questeles, Sir Hubert Wilkins, Grand Duchess Marie, and a high school orchestra on WABC.
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C. E. Butterfield
Associated Press
New York
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Wozzeck
Philadelphia
WEAF
Hoover
Caribbean Sea
National Broadcasting Company
Middlewest
Bobby Jones Gelf
Los Angeles
Weaf and Chain
Charles
Buddy” Rogers
Wabc Group
May Questeles
WJZ Chain
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Polar Explorer
Grantland Rice
Grand Duchess Marie
WABC
Wabc Chain
Crumit and
Sanderson
WIZ Group
Manny Gross
Cymbal
Chain
Iowa Investigation Pushes Forward on UI Athletic Shakeup
Des Moines March 18 Members of the legislative investigating committee pressed to complete testimony on the University of Iowa athletic department shakeup. Six witnesses were called to clear up remaining points as Dr HL Beye and Prof R A Kuever reviewed earlier testimony. They agreed that Paul E Belting, deposed athletic director, became increasingly unpopular during his regime.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Mar
Legislative Investigating Committee
University of Iowa
Dovise
Senate
HL. Beye
R. A. Kuever
Paul E. Belting
Clarence Barrett Dies in Tacoma at 88
Word reached Beadle County of the death of Clarence Barrett on March at the home of his daughter Mrs Levi Deyo in Tacoma Washington He was 88 years old on January 19 He came to Beadle County in 1882 and lived near Lake Byron and in Cavour before moving to Tacoma where he resided thereafter He was buried beside his wife who died three years earlier on March 15 The note also references the Congressional Library in Washington DC possessing a rare ninth century Persian manuscript collection.
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Clarence Barrett
Tacoma
Levi Deyo
Wash
Barrett
Beadle County
Lake Byron
Cavour
Judge Newton D. Burch Dies in South Dakota Senate
Pierre March 16 Judge Newton D Burch of the state supreme court died early today after a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 60 and had served on the high court for five years. Born June 16 1871 in Stewartville Missouri he studied law at the University of Nebraska and practiced in Nebraska before moving to Dallas South Dakota. He served as mayor of Dallas and was active in a Republican religious and fraternal circles. Survived by widow and three children funeral plans not announced.
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Pierre
Newton D. Burch
State Supreme Court
High Court
Burch
Dallas
Aith
South Dakota Supreme Court
John E. Bennett
Howard G. Fuller
Charles S. Whiting
John Howard Gates
Supreme Bench
Eleventh Circuit
Supreme Court
Stewartville
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Boyd County
South Dakota
Gettysburg Indees Close Out Strong But Easy Win
Gettysburg Indees, Northern South Dakota Independent champions, finish their regular schedule with a 57 to 22 victory over Cresbard Independent. The lead grew to 39 to 6 by halftime as reserves played in the third period. This game marked the 27th start of the season for Gettysburg with 1281 points scored across 30 games while conceding fewer points than their opponents.
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Gettysburg
Dees
Indees Seek State Championship By Scheduling Tourney Winners
The Indees, champions of a Northern South Dakota tourney at Aberdeen, plan games against other section tourney winners to decide the state title. Loyal Huffman, their manager, says they will travel to Gettysburg or host a winning team, offering favorable pay to schedule matchups.
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Opburg
Er Andia
Loyal Huffman
Nettleton Commercial College
Lioux Falls
Rapid
80 Acres School Land To Be Sold In Beale County
More than two sections of Beale county land will be leased and 80 acres will be put up for sale by the Department of School and Public Lands this Saturday. County Auditor T. H. Young has the tract listing and will provide information to interested parties. Two 40 acre parcels, one in Pearl Creek township section 16 and the other in Liberty township section 16, are offered for sale at minimum prices of 35 and 40 dollars per acre. Leasing rates vary 45 cents to 2 dollars per acre with terms of five years for grazing and three to five years for land under cultivation. Proceeds go to the permanent school fund, with revenue later apportioned by county based on population. Also noted is the claim of the world’s largest Bible, weighing 1100 pounds with 8048 pages, made in Los Angeles.
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Beale County
Department of School and Public Lands
T. H. Young
Farmers l
Court House
Pearl
Pearl Creek
Liberty
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Congressional Library
Washington, D. C
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Haroe
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Agarom
Java
Aberdeen ¥. Mic. A
Inter
Soutty Dikota Roubhament
Huron
Geyerman’s
Fashions OF the Hour
Parcetage Firestone
Firestone
B. Teuce
Courier
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Krummann’s
Dakota
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