Four-Power Alliance Could Halt Germany Plan Emerges
London reports that Britain France Belgium and Italy may form a virtual military alliance to overhaul the League of Nations and deter Germany. A buffer zone along the Franco Belgian border with international troops is proposed until a new security treaty is drafted. Germany’s reaction is awaited as the Locarno powers insist on joint action to resist aggression.
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Charles P. Nutter
Associated Press Foreign Statt
London
House of Commons
Locarno
Adolf Hitter
Europe
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Anthony ¥den
Hague Court
Germany
League
League of Nations
Rhine
Hitler
Spain
Belum
Anderson to Seek Beadle County Sheriff Nomination
C. J. Anderson announced his bid for the Republican nomination for Beadle County sheriff. He has 18 years as assistant manager of the Farmers Cooperative Association elevator and coal paid here. He has not held office or government roles before. Nominating petition signatures are being gathered for filing soon.
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C. J. Anderson
Anderson
Beadle County
Farmers Cooperative Association
Adult education teachers meet to discuss WPA program
Beadle and surrounding counties convene at the court house for talks on the WPA sponsored adult education program. Amor Rovers, WEA educational director, and Vera Berk Anderson outline problems and methods for various courses. Margaret Stanley leads county work with Eva Davis as county superintendent.
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Beadle
Court House
WPA
Amor
Rovers
WEA
Vera Berk Anderson
Margaret Stnley
Eva Davis
Parents of Famed Quints Go To See Children in Films
In New York the Dionne parents Oliva and Elzire visited to watch their quintuplets perform in motion pictures. They planned to tour Gotham sights before returning to Canada, and Mrs. Dionne expressed curiosity about whether her five daughters are truly natural actresses, having been told they are.
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Quints
New York
Dionne
Oliva
Elzire Dionne
Gotham
Canada
Mild Weather Signals Early Spring Arrival
Spring officially began as mild conditions and bright skies dominated. The noon temperature stood 52 above zero, just one degree shy of the 1935 peak, with forecasts calling for another warm day tomorrow. An average temperature above zero has persisted since March 1, reflecting the season’s early trend.
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Mercury
Trice
Aberdeen Wins State Tourney Opener 24 19 Over Highmore
Aberdeen Golden Eagles defeat Highmore 24 to 19 in the first round of the South Dakota Class A tournament. Key scorers include Carrier Schroeder Hoffman Jansa and Tompkins for Aberdeen, with Dunlap and McDonald leading Highmore scoring efforts.
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Aberdeen
Highmore
Hub City
Quint
James H. Jordan
Associated Press
Sioux
Falls
South Dakota
Golden Eagles
Royal Dunlap
Dunlap
Janix
Schroeder
Hollman
Tompkins
Reds
Trish
Carrier
Hoffman
Jansa
Schreider
Kessler
Buste
McDonald
Carrier Caxed
Tong
Highmors
American tennis star fined for speeding near embassy
Elen Jacobs, an American tennis player, was fined in London after being cited for speeding in a zone around the United States Embassy. Her attorney said she was returning from practice and unaware of the 20 mile per hour limit in the area.
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Elen Jacobs
London
Helen Jacoby
United States
Weather PPA and Pan For Harom and Vicinity
Forecast for Harom and vicinity calls for fair tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. South Onkate predicts fair tonight and Saturday with colder conditions in the west tonight and at the extreme west on Saturday.
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Harom
Onkate
Roosevelt Appeals To Farmers To Aid In New Farm Plan
President Roosevelt urged farmers to cooperate with the new farm act to curb cash crop production. The plan would subsidize land use shifts and soil building efforts, with $40 million set for the first year. He warned that overplanting could wreck prices and harm soil, urging study of the program before planting decisions.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Cooperetea
Sha Aaa
Net
Borah condemns barter methods in Ohio campaign
U S Senator William E Borah denounced trade and barter in selecting presidential delegates and urged Ohio Republicans to ensure influence over the nominee He attacked the favorite son plan as he campaigned for Ohio delegates to the Republican convention Borah has 42 of 52 delegates against Taft’s full slate Primary set for May 12.
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Youngstown
U.S
William E. Borah
Ohio
Republican Party
Borah
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Three Draw Dollar Fines as Parking Measure Enforced
Motorists in Huron learned of a city ordinance banning parking on paved streets from 2 to 6 a.m. The Municipal Court, with Judge Irving R. Crawford, issued fines to eight drivers who did not appear. Enforcement resumes to allow street cleaning and ongoing 20 minute downtown parking checks noon to 1 p.m.
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Huron
Irving R. Crawford
Electrocution Date Set For Bruno Hauptmann
New York dispatch reports from Trenton that Bruno Hauptmann's electrocution for the Lindbergh baby murder is scheduled for 3 31 p m. Invitations to news respondents and official witnesses were mailed today by Mark O Kimberling, head of the state prison.
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New York
The
Post
Trenton
Bruno Hauptmann
Mark O. Kimberling
Loftus Ward Speaks At Playground Leaders Institute
Loftus Ward of Huron College spoke at the final session of the Playground Leaders Institute in Sioux Falls. Under supervisor Gertrude Flyte, the WPA program covers 15 southeastern South Dakota counties. About five persons attended. the institute closes tonight.
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Loftus Ward
Sioux Falls
U—Loftus Ward
Huron College
Gertrude Flyte
WPA
Wamen
Roosevelt Keeps Watch as Flood Relief Push Intensifies
President Roosevelt delays Florida fishing trip to oversee flood relief. Senate and Army Engineers rush a $300 million flood control bill while WPA has allocated 18 million and lawmakers seek an additional million to boost relief toward 400 million. Secretary Ickes accuses bid rigging cost of millions. Hopson appeals for tax reconsideration amid treasury claims of 1.5 million. Beck adds 1,422 to 1932 taxes as House panel eyes a 22 percent corporate levy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
AC Senate Commerce Committee
Army Engineers
WPA
Ickes
Senate Committee
Stocl
Hopson
Howard C. Hopson
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Senate
Treasury
Jamey M. Beck
Solicitor General
House
Federal
Contructurst
Florida
White House
Japanese lecturer Kagawa to speak at Coliseum
Taoyos hike Kagawa of Japan, who was set to lecture here February 16, will speak at the Coliseum on June 7 1. His prior engagement was cancelled due to publicard problems announced today.
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Siqux Falls
Taoyoshike Kagawa
Japan
Kagawa
Blicard
Roosevelt Relies on Salapaloose Promotion T:
Washington March 20 Roosevelt builds relief appropriation as a grand promotional effort. The plan seeks 4.2 billion dollars, with Harry Brakins stirring public attention and complaints about unspent balances. The tactic mirrors earlier campaigns to drum up support despite cuts and Democratic pressure in Congress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mer
Tex Rickard
Floods Strain New England and Ohio Valley Regions
Relentless floods threaten major areas with hundreds of thousands displaced and towns cut off. New England cities face shortages as Maine bridges fail and Hartford area suffers, while Ohio and West Virginia battle torrents and weak levees. Fires, disease, and water shortages compound panic as relief moves slow.
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Associated Press
New England
Ohio Valley
Atricken
Damuga
Hartford
Maine
Breal
Ohio
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Ask South Dakotans To Help Sufferers
Governor Berry urges South Dakotans to aid in a five million dollar Red Cross flood relief drive. He recalls droughts and grasshoppers from 16 years ago and notes floods in eastern states. The Red Cross provides medicine food clothing and aid but needs cash donations from all Americans. South Dakota chapters will participate and residents are asked to respond quickly and generously.
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Pierre
Berry
America
South Dakota
Capone Reported To Be Reforming In Prison
St Paul attorney Robert V. Resnich said in an interview Capone, once feared in Chicago gangland, is reforming at Alcatraz. Resnich noted Capone devotes spare moments to literature and the arts and is described as the chief librarian in the prison.
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Capone
Minneapolis
Robert V. Resnch
St. Paul
Alcatraz Island
al Capone
Cicaio
Resnch
Mrs Warren Known Flute Found After Johnstown Flood
A local note reports Mrs W E Warren owns a flute recovered by a relite after the Johnstown flood of 1889. The Evening Huronite offers cents for each Did You Know item submitted. Contributors may pay at the Huronite office after publication.
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W. E. Warren
Johnstown
Flood Toll Rises to 142 as Devastation Expands
Nationwide flood disaster in New England and Ohio Valley enters its third day with 142 dead and over 200,000 homeless. Authorities battle panic and disease while floods wash through Hartford, Springfield, Pittsburgh, and Wheeling. Army planes deliver relief as President Roosevelt coordinates federal aid and New Deal funding nears $400 million.
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Fred Vanderschmidt
Associated Prost
New England
Ohio Valley
Pittsburgh
Enid
Hartford
Middletown
Conn
Springheld
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Mass
Concord
Manchester
Keene
Hromsell
N. A
Stre
Warrisburg
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Wilkesbarrens
Wyoming Vale
America
Roosevelt
New Deal
West Virginia
Vermont
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Virginia
Massachusetts
Maine
Maryland
North Carolina
Georgia
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New Hampshire
New Engsland
Ohio
Potomac
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