League Condemns Germany for Rhineland Violation
London March 19 The League of Nations condemned Germany under Hitler for violating Versailles and Locarno by moving troops into the Rhineland. The vote was unanimous minus Germany, whose abstention from Belgium and France did not affect the result. Von Ribbentrop challenged the resolution claiming France Russia pact justified Germany’s actions.
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Associated Press
London
Council of the
League of Nations
Hitler
League
Cereminnty
Locarno
Ridneland
Joaahim von Ribbentrop
Audit Started At Amherst Bank Amid Death Of President
An audit of Farmers State Bank of Amherst began after the suicide of Arnold Bernholt, bank president and major stockholder. Sanford of the South Dakota banking department arrived to conduct a semiannual audit and see deposits insured by the federal system. Details from notes Bernholt wrote were withheld, and investigators awaited a FDIC representative. Funeral plans were announced for the one year old at the Presbyterian church in Britten with burial in Pipestone, Minnesota.
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Bernhott
Sanford
Bornhelt
Romhogt
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Amherst
Did You Know Did You Know About Herman Otto Sr
A Tulare resident, age not specified, has never had a barber shop haircut or shave in a year. The Evening Flumnnito offers 2 cents for every Did You Know accepted. contributors may contact the Huronite office after publication. The Editor credits the column with reward details.
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Herman Otto
Tulare
March early bulletins from nationwide dispatches
A collection of late March notices covers Hale Jeromes pledge of loyalty to the SS, a murder charge against Orville Alexander in Waterbury, a Hartford trolley and phone collapse threat, and flood and disaster updates from Wellsburg Washington New York and New Jersey. Roosevelt inspects White House area as the capital grapples with crises.
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Brace
Hale
Jerome Bhay
Dew
Louis Cardinals
Catch
Virgil Davis
Captain Anderson Narrow Escape in Crashed Plane
Orville Anderson, co holder of the world stratosphere flight record, escaped injury when his large airplane crashed on a hillside near Pleasant Creek four miles south of Grapion. He was unhurt though his craft was badly damaged, awaiting an army truck at a local hotel. He had been en route from Washington to Dayton to proceed to Kelly Field in Texas when a snowstorm halted operations and he blamed fuel pressure failure.
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Grapion
W. Va
Orville Anderson
Pleasant Creek
Here
Anderson
Washington
D. C
Dayton
Kelly Yield
Texas
Bank Debits Show Gains In Ninth District
Bank debits in the Ninth Federal Reserve district rose in January and February, totaling 1 367 365 000, compared with 1 193 600 000 in the same period of 1925, a gain of 173 615 000 across 38 cities, signaling improving business conditions.
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Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
Federal Bank
Nordness Seeks Republican Nomination for Beadle County
Nordness, a veteran South Dakota legislator with terms in 1919 and 1921, plans to announce his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state representative from Beadle County. He has served as speaker candidate, chief clerk assistant in 1913, and is linked to the Investors Syndicate in Huron since 1921. He is a native of South Dakota and a Yaustkon College graduate.
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R. L. Woraness
Beadle County
Nordness
Day County
Huron
The
Investors Syndicate
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Yaatckon College
S. P. Glanzer Seeks Reelection As Beadle County Clerk
Beadle County clerk of courts S P Glanzer today announced he seeks the Democratic nomination for reelection in the May primary. He says reelection would let him continue running the office efficiently and economically, noting he polled more votes than any county or state candidate in 1984. He is finishing his second term.
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S. FP. Glanzer
Beadle County
Glannzer
Pittsburgh Flood Strikes City of Steel in Martial Dawn
Pittsburgh deploys National Guardsmen as flood swamps the Golden Triangle causing power outages, halted traffic, and widespread evacuation. Mayor McNair declares a legal holiday while Red Cross coordinates relief. refugees seek haven as water recedes slowly.
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The
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
America
Golden Triangle
Wealthyusiness Center
Bac
William N. McNair
Tomo
Red Cross
President Appeals for Red Cross for Flood Relief
President Roosevelt appeals for eight point one million dollars to aid flood relief through the American Red Cross. He to speak as the federal emergency relief committee meets and delays his fishing trip to address the disaster affecting eleven states and thousands homeless.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American Red Cross
Federal Emergency Food Relief Committee
United States
Red Cross
Elusive Treasury Secretary Defies Congressional Probe
Washington March 19 Only the Treasury secretary has ever evaded congressional investigators in the tax bill inquiry. Rumors say he feigns illness to dodge testimony, while aides dispute the motive. The press conference hour is skipped, and the administration fights to avoid publicity as the committee presses for answers.
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Washington
Bie jMian
Treasury
Mar' Renthau
House
Ways and Moons
Peta
Congressional Ap
Pearance
Cal
Sea Island
Georgia
Floods Ravage Several Valleys As Death Toll Rises
Floods across Ohio, Potomac and Hudson valleys threaten to push tolls near ten. Refugees total around 200,000 with damages estimated at 50 million dollars or more. Red Cross seeks 3 million. Quin River floods Wellsburg and West Virginia towns, bringing death and disease as scores die. Wheeling and Hartford regions face record water levels with no relief forecast. Johnstown endures historic floodwaters with rising death estimates.
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Associated Press
Ohin
Potumae
Hudson
Red Cross
Wellsburg
W. Wey
West Virginia
Wheeling
Wheeling Island
Associated Pres
Ohia
Potomac
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Vermont
North Carolina
Georgia
Maryland
New Bampshire
New York
Washington
D.C
Army
Pittsburgh
Eoia-Sharps Burt
Wiliam GB. Steer
U.sistrict
Glen
Sharpsburg
Johnstown
Chesapeake Bay
Gummenes
Derm
White House
Wellsburz
Ematt
Ohio
Iti
Windsor Hotel
Huntington
Steubenville
Columbus
Bellaira
Banks and Insurance Firms Exempt From New Levy Talks
Lawmakers debated removing banks and insurance firms from a proposed tax on undistributed corporate profits while preserving a 15 percent tax on net income for those sectors. Roosevelt proposed billions more in revenue from taxes on undistributed profits and dividends plus a windfall levy on processing taxes. In Ethiopia, a fierce battle near Amba Alaji saw Emperor Haile Selassie directing Ethiopian counter-attacks against Italian columns aimed at Lake Ashanvi with heavy losses reported on both sides.
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Samuel B. Hill
Democrat
Washington
Gside
House
Roosevelt
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Amba Alaji
Haile Selassie
I Taifan
Lake
Ashanvi
Weather Update for Pere and Vicinity
Weather forecast shows patchy tonight and Friday in Pere and Vicinity with warmer conditions expected on Friday. Strong winds are not indicated and no precipitation is reported for the period.
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Eee Pere
Waron and Vicinity
Pate
South Diskota
Floods Ravage Ohio Valley Killing Dozens and Leaving 200000 Homeless
Unrelenting floods across Ohio, Potomac and Connecticut valleys threaten national relief. Death toll climbs with dozens dead in Pittsburgh Johnstown Wheeling and Steubenville as Red Cross appeals for 3 million. Contaminated water and power outages hamstring cities while troops guard the business district.
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Betty Compton
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Maude Alexander
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Conn
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Wy Va
Bacchi
Gretna
Tri-State
Arthurs
Maceh W—Ot
David D. Wileate
New Jersey
John F
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Hauptmann
Captain Anderson
S. P. Glanzer
Steel City
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Paul Mallon
New England
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