Medicinal Supplies Reach Survivors Of Ocean Tragedy
Survivors of the Viking on Horse Island are aided by Dector Forsey and the Imogene crew who transport the injured to Sagona and St Johns for hospital care. Rescuers from Beothic Sagena and sailors work to deliver food and medicine while a relief air expedition plans a multi stop flight. Four men will fly in, carrying supplies, with further aid being organized by Washington officials.
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Doctor
Horse Island
ST. Johns
N. F
Viking
Dector Forsey
St. John's
Edward A. Dow
Waskinston
George Whitely
Istress
Shiva Sagena
Foundation Franklin
Minister of Marine
Sé Island
Tanong
Asame
Zor
Clnb
Varick Frizzell
New York
A. G. Penrod
Tally Stow
Boston
Mar
Bernt Balchen
Traveund
East Boston
Harbor Grace
St Johns
Corner Brook
Balchen
Merlin Cooper
Lewis Frissell
Varick Frisell
Roy Gates
Ralph Enslow
Barney Barbin
ASK
Washington
Stimson
The
Treasury
Predictions for Jobs on Public Buildings in Two Years
John W. Philp assistant post master general told the Bronx board of trade in New York that 50 000 to 60 000 workers would be needed on public buildings over two years with double that rate for one year. He cited estimates that every man employed would create five outside jobs as construction spending grows.
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New York
John W. Philp
Philp
Bronx
Seek Clues In Smith Mystery Officera Continue Investigation
DES MOINES March 19 State Agent Myron Tullar aided by Dallas county officers pressed the disappearance case of Perry insecticide maker John M. Smith. Tullar planned to probe Des Moines business connections while preparing data for the Dallas county grand jury. A burned body found in Smiths truck near Denison remains awaiting positive ID.
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Smith
Des Moines
Mar
Myron Tullar
Dallas
John M. Smith
Perry
Tullar
Iowa
Dallas County Grand Jury
Earl Wiggins
Cherokee
George Sackett
Denison
Junior Local Names Delegates For County Meeting
Clyde Central Junior Tal members numbering 42 met at Mrs. P. C. Christensen’s home and voted to use the same name as the senior local. Edward Mathern presided as president. Mabel Parkhurst and Lewie Meyer were appointed delegates to attend the county meeting on Saturday March 21. Meetings will be held monthly in conjunction with the senior local at the Labor Temple in Huron until school ends. A report from the district meeting in Redfield was given. Margaret Mather Edna Schroeder and Alla Meyer were named on the entertainment committee for the next gathering. Four newcomers joined the local. The next meeting is set for March 28 at the Labor Temple. A lunch was served.
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Clyde Central
Hone
P. C. Christensen
Edward Mathern
Mabel Parkhurst
Lewie Meyer
Labor Temple
Huron
Redfield
Margaret Mather
Edna Schroeder
Alla Meyer
Y W Drive Nets Funds In W C A Campaign
Pledges have reached 2007.05 by noon at the second campaign luncheon held at the Congregational church. The drive aims at a 5000 goal. Fifty five women attended the luncheon led by Mrs Chas H J Mitchell chair of the campaign committee. Mrs Miriam Speirs led a devotional with Gladys Murray singing. Mrs Howard Sedess and others assisted.
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Y. W
Young Women's Christian Association
Congregational Church
Chas
H. J. Mitchell
W.C. A
Miriam Speirs
Gladys Murray
Song Lever
Howard Sedess
Mies
Bewrwnell
Geetrute
Lampe
Mayfair By Election Set To Test Backstairs Vote
In Mayfair a bitter by election campaign reaches a climax at the ballot box with the living in servant vote expected to decide the outcome. The race features A Duff Cooper for the Conservative party opposed by Sir Ernest Potter the anti Baldwin faction candidate backed by Bea vers and Rothermere press. No Liberal or Labour participation.
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Mayfair
Mac
A. Duff Cooper
Diang Manners
Sir Ernest Potter
Beaverbrook and
Rothermere
Ernest
Cooper
Woman Attacks Wickersham Report Over Viewpoint
Mrs Henry W Peabody chair of the women’s national committee for law enforcement says the Wickersham commission report fails to reflect American women’s viewpoint and fuels the prohibition vote. She notes 8290 women will present their views in a Washington meeting April 10 to 12 and a composite report will go to President Hoover. Ida Nicole age 83 dies in Youngstown Ohio from a heart attack sparked by laughter during a party.
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Wickersham
Washington, Mar
ePort Cara
Wickershert Commission
Peabody
Laugatse Kilis
Youngstown
Ohio
Ida Qicole
Hoover Ships Carried To Caribbean Islands on Arizona
President Hoover departed Washington by train and sailed from Old Point Comfort aboard the battleship Arizona toward Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. He travels with Secretaries Hurley and Wilbur, aides, and a press corps, on a 3000 mile Caribbean vacation itinerary.
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Hoover
Caribbean
Arizona
Arizons
Porto Mico
Theodore Rosseret, Jr
Virgin Islands
Paul M. Penesca
United States
Porto Rico
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Capes
President Hoover
America
Arigona
Washington
Hurley
Wilbur
Lawrence Richey
Joel Boone
White House
Russell Train
Campbell Hodges
Mark Sullivan
Fortress Monroe
Littles Corsmean
Arizens
Formate
Navy
E Launch
Flier Killed As Plane Falls Into Sea In Italy
Flier perishes when aircraft plunges into the sea near PIBA Italy on March 17 18 19 with details urging creditors of Ware and Geiffes Bank of Clark to expect a first dividend of 10 percent.
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Piba
Italy
Col
Um- Maddisens
Pat Mindead Pieree
Geiffes Bank of
Clark
Mussolini Attack Praised By Smith At Chamber Meet
Frederick M. Snyder of the world travels praised General Smedley D. Butler at the Huron Chamber of Commerce annual meeting. Snyder called Mussolini the biggest cry baby in Europe and a menace to world peace while highlighting Butler’s trial remarks as a possible embarrassment to the naval accord. Governor Warren E. Green attended with other leaders as the chamber began a new year under Blake F. Patton.
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Italy
Mussolini
Europe
Smedley D. Butler
Frederick M. Snyder
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Snyder
General Butler
France
Csar
Warren E. Green
Chamber of Comerce
Blake F. Patton
Anderson Lumberyard
Patton
George Sherman
Jay Spink
Paul K. Myers
Ene Igne
Kinda
Jalon
Gian Maris
Ture
G. B. Fahrendorf
Chas. H. J. Mitchell
Hall
Leo"a. Temmey
Charles E.barkl
Good Roads
W. L. Weir
Aviation
R. N. Jones
Huron Automotive Trader Association
Albert J
Huron Central Labour Union
E. T. Gitchell
Huron
Chambers of Commerce and Commercial
C. R. Miles
Minneapolis
Northwest
United States Chamber of Commerce
Alert Commercial Club
Huron Scout Troop Starts Sixth Year
Huron Scout Troop No. 5 sponsored by the Congregational church in Huron begins its sixth year after renewing its charter. The group marked its anniversary with leadership in the Central South Dakota area achievement contest, piling up 1,200 points by March 1, with Troop No. 4 close behind at about 1,000. Twenty-eight boys re-registered for the new year and a troop committee includes Charles B. Miller E. J. Calendine C. N. Hall WE. Warren and A. B. Crowell, all integral since the troop’s February 19 initiation. Maurice P. Gowdy serves as scout master.
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Congregational Church
Huron
South Dakota
Congregational Nit
Troop No. Fo
Maurice P. Gowdy
Charles B. Miller
E. J. Calendine
C. N. Hall
WE. Warren
A. B. Crowell
Mrs Bolte 76 Dies At Wolsey Home
Mrs Hosaile Bolte aged 76 died at about 1 38 last night at her Wolsey home after a two year illness. She came to Wolsey in 1886 and six children survive. Funeral tomorrow at 1 30 from her home and 2 00 at Lutheran church with Rev F W Leybs officiating. Burial in Lutheran cemetery. Her husband Hexley Bolte died about 12 years ago.
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Bolte
Wolsey
Hosaile Bolte
Wolmy
F. W. Leybs
Economic setback noted in stock performance report
A damaged OCR fragment reports a large percent gain and earnings per share for common stock, citing figures like 1244 percent and 33 10 587 for the preceding year, indicating a misread financial summary. The readable parts point to volatility in the stock's year end metrics.
Good Horse Thiefs Not Wanted So
Chicago police faced a riddle at a horse sale as they chased a suspect described as Harry Eubanks wanted in Fairfield Illinois for horse theft. The man claimed to be William Patterson of Clarksville Tennessee and the Fairfield sheriff confirmed a warrant existed, but asked whether he had reformed.
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Chicago
Mar
Harry Eubanks
Fairfield
Til
Bugsy
Fairfeld
Willian Patterson
Clarksville
Tenn
Rehearing Extension Sought in South Dakota Guaranty Case
Defense lawyers in the South Dakota bank guaranty dispute announce a further month to file a petition for rehearing with the state supreme court. Agreement reportedly extends final date to April 20, with depositors seeking to challenge the law repealing the guaranty and ongoing bank assessments to cover depositor losses.
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South Dakota Bank
Aled
Supreme Court
Crawford
M. @. Sharpe
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Guaranty
State Supreme Court
Roy E. Willy
Huron
Willy
Trving A. Churchill
Cop I. Crawford
Willy and
Churchill
Guaranty Found Commission
M.Q. Sharpe
Guaranty Fund Commission
Pierre
New Stage Settings Ready for Nut Farm at High School
New stage equipment worth 9500 installed in the high school auditorium will be used for the first time tomorrow night when the junior class presents The Nut Farm, a three act romance comedy. The setup includes a cyclorama, French doors, a large drop curtain, and other effects, purchased by junior and senior high school students. A matinee for grade school girls is planned earlier in the day at 3 30.
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Acaderite
Huron
College College
Stuei
Ahs Plas
D. C. Rautter
More Guns More Talk Slogan Of Joliet Officials
Joliet officials adopt a tougher stance after a Stateville prison riot left five buildings damaged and 200 convicts by the time authorities regained control. One prisoner died and others were wounded as guards used tear bombs and gunfire to quell the uprising.
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Joliet
Ill
Pi—Oficiale
Mlinois
Stateville Penitentiary
Springfield
Walter Moody
Raymond Barney
Edward Dewaney
Michael Farrare
Henry C. Hill
Stateville
Sateville
Warden Hill
Beet Growers Eye Price Fight Over 5.50 Per Ton Offer
Reports from Rapid City and Scottsbluff describe beet growers reacting to a 5.50 per ton minimum price for the 1931 sugar beets. D B Pratt announced freight of 60 cents a ton from the Belle Fourche plant. Nebraska and Colorado associations may reject the offer and seek compromises to avoid reduced acreage and output.
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Rapid City
Mar
D. B. Pratt
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Belle Fourche
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Nebraska
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Great Western
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Jobson
West Indies
Verry Seg
Chamber
Huron Scout Troop
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