Telescopes Sweep Seas As Hunt For Insull Is Pressed
Port Said Egypt March 21 long range telescopes trained on the horizon and radio feelers sent out in a second vigil for Samuel Insull aboard the freighter Maiotis two and a half hours out. Messages unanswered as officials expected the ship to port tonight. Perjury trial follows for Mme Coumjouglou wife of a Baghdad trader friend of the Insulls in Athens.
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Port Said
Egypt
Pati
Samuel Insull
Insula
United States
Insull
Chicago
Athens
Mar
Mme
Oumjoglou
Baghdad Dale Merchant
Samuel Insyll
Greece
Perouzis
Perounis
Everson Takes Farm Union Presidency in Washington
E H Everson the new national president of the Farmers Union will keep temporary HQ in Washington as he travels home from Oklahoma City where he attended the funeral of John A Simpson former president who died in Washington. Everson praised Simpsons work and says he will continue the farm federation policies while his family stays at St Charles.
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Everson
Washington
Yankton
Mar
E. H. Everson
Farmers Union
St. Charles
Oklahoma City
John A. Simpson
Washington, D.C
Autically
Simpson
South Dakota Leads In Drought Relief Employment
South Dakota heads eight drought states in drought relief road work with 3458 workers and $1,002,841 spent of $3.3 million allotted by the federal bureau of public roads. Colorado Kansas New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Texas and Wisconsin follow with varied expenditures. Texas has expended $624,870 of $8.9 million and employs 2629. North Dakota has spent $80,256 of its $3 million allotment and uses 3000 workers.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Mar
State Highway Department
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Texas
Wisconsin
Roosevelt backs amendment to bar politics in loans
President Roosevelt today urged Congress to adopt the Norris amendment prohibiting political considerations in appointments to the Home Owners Loan Corporation. The move seeks to keep lending bodies free from partisan influence and ensure nonpartisan administration of relief programs.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Congress
Home Owners Loan Corporitiers
Nine Days Left To Enter Primaries In Beadle County
Beadle County opens petition filing with nine days remaining and a March 31 deadline. Democrats field multiple candidates across districts including sheriff treasurer county commissioner districts one three and republicans in five. Official lineups list state senator Carl H Weir and several local contenders led by first district race candidates T L Bunn Eugene Harding F B Lynch and Fd Tuttle.
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Beadle County
Carl H. Weir
Huron
Everett Curtis
Earl P. Flowers
Wolsey
Joseph Reilly
Neil Bailey
Alpena
David Waldner
Register of Deeds
Frank H. Matzke
Virgil
Eva Davis
Yale
J. D. Kinyon
M. W. Smith
T. L. Bunn
Iroquois
Eugene Harding
F. B. Lynch
Fd. Tuttle
Cavour
J. T. Murphy
C. H. Francis
E. A. Pugsley
L. L. Mellvaine
W.C. Denison, Jr. Virgil
Frank J. Curtis
5. J. Simantel
Rural Credit Land Sold In South Dakota
Pierre March 21 The sale yesterday of 1640 acres of rural credit land for 23000 was announced by rural credit director C J Chase. Counties listed show Lincoln 120 acres for 7200 Brookings 80 acres for 2000 Meade 380 acres for 5000 Buffalo 400 acres for 630 Roberts 16 acres for 2400.
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S. D. Pierre
C. J. Chase
Lincoln
Brookings
Meade
Buffalo
Roberts
Sioux Falls Man Hurt In Plane Crash
Sioux Falls resident Harvey Welde remains in critical condition after a plane crash here late yesterday. The aircraft plunged about 100 feet, with Fred Stewart, part owner of the dual-control plane, escaping injury. Welde had been considering purchasing the plane.
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Sioux Falls
Harvey Welde
Fred Stewart
Welde
Plana
New Plan For Dairy Production Control Announced
Washington announces a national dairy production plan proposing voluntary 15 percent reductions from average outputs of 1931 1932 and 1933 with full beneft payments from an approved fund. The plan delays compulsory adoption and relies on producer consent while AAA staff tour regions to promote dairy controls.
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Washington, Mar
Chester C, Davis
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Wallace
Farm Administration
Beneft
AAA
Davis
Canyon Lake Begins Filling At Rapid City Park
Canyon Lake at Rapid City’s municipal tourist park slowly fills after a dayslong water outage caused by a damaged ditch gate. Water release during repair lowered levels. only a small area of the park flooded. The lake serves as a game sanctuary and attractor for wild ducks geese and other fowl.
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Canyon Lake
Rapid City
Weather Outlook for Huron and Vicinity
Unsettled weather continues tonight and Thursday with probable snow and a drop in temperatures. South Dakota also remains unsettled with snow possible and colder conditions especially in the extreme east tonight.
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Huron
South Dakota
Professor Hoop Wins Primary Defying Baby Kiss Theory
In Tulsa Oklahoma Professor Oscar W Hoop a political economy teacher won a democratic primary for fire and police commissioner by over a hundred votes. His students started a campaign of whoop it up for Hoop and even kissed babies to prove politics can win elections without the tutor's belief.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mar
Oscar W. Hoop
Unit
Hoop
Blavia
Tory
Petitions Seek Board Action On Huron Teachers
Protests against the removal of at least four of six Huron public school teachers will be presented at a special board of education meeting tonight in the high school board room. Petitions circulated in north Huron seek retention of two McKinley and two Lincoln teachers with strong majorities signed. labor unions and the Federation of American Teachers support a hearing for five of six teachers. The board will also discuss contract options including flat salaries or new ridered contracts allowing possible future salary adjustments.
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Huron
Board of Education
North Huron
McKinley
Lincoln
Central Labor Union
Constructive Standardization Movement
To Hight
Federation of American Teachers
Lang
E. H. Bryan
Faulkton
Berry Says Beadle County Needy To Get Aid Required
Gov. Berry vows rapid aid for Beadle County and others under the new relief program. Investigations will determine actual needs for humans and livestock, with wages set by need and budget limits. About 250 workers started on relief projects in Huron and Beadle County, earning cents per hour with weekly totals varying by need.
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Beadle County
Pyerre
Mer
Tom Berry
Berry
W. L. Eales
South Dakota
Maa. Kennedy
H. M. Cats
Clyde RB. Smith
Huron
Republicans plan private fund to back Mo hican senators
A dozen wealthy Republican senators form a secret group named the last of the Mohicans to back re electing Mo hican lawmakers. They fund a publicity expert and push for national committee publicity for the November elections while acknowledging slim chances to gain House seats. Democrats expected to hold control unless a broad anti New Deal wave appears.
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Washington
Mar
Warren Wheaton
Senate
Ohio
Maryland
West Vilgin
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pensylvania
Indiana
Thoustates
House
Kentucky
Missouri
Virginia
Cali
Temporary Solution Of Pay Controversy Reported
Railway managers and employes agreed to submit their wage dispute to arbitration by Joseph B. Eastman, federal railroad coordinator, as proposed by President Roosevelt. Labor seeks restoration of the old state and a 10 percent raise on July 1 while auto manufacturers meet to avert a strike. Roosevelt opened talks with auto leaders and pledged to hear all sides as labor officials arrive from Detroit.
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Joseph B. Eastman
Washington, Mat
Roosevelt
4A. F. Whitney
Railway Labor Executives Association
Eastman
W. F. Thiehoff
Conference Committee of
White House
Whitney
American Federation of Labor
Detroit
Will Confer On Cattle Measure in House-Senate Conferees
Washington March 21 five ranking members of the house agricultural committee will sit as conferees with five from the senate to act on the LaFollette amendment to the Jones Conally cattle bill The measure seeks 150 million dollars to be paid by the government for relief of dairy and beef cattle farmers and for buy back of dairy products and cows for family use The senate already approved the proposal and the house had previously approved a 200 million fund with a tax relief aim Representative Snell called the measure crucial for dairy interests and urged a conferee report to the house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee
Senate
Washington, Mar
House Agricultural Committee
House
Laoilette
Wisconsin
Snell
Keithahn Speaks On Gandhi Activity At Rotary Club
Rev. R. Richard Keithahn of Gann Valley former Indian missionary spoke to the Rotary club on Wednesday. He wore Indian dress and described Gandhi’s activities and the Gandhi movement goals. Judge A. K. Gardner chaired the nominating committee naming J. Stanley Colton, Dr. H. D. Sewell, Lewis Benson, A. E. Danielson, Dr. Herbert Litt, Dr. John Faust, F. McK. Blough for the board.
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Keithahn
Richard Keithahn
Gann Valley
India
Rotary Club
Gandhi
A. K. Gardner
Rotary
J. Stanley Colton
H. D. Sewell
Lewis Benson
A. E. Danielson
Herbert Litt
John Faust
F. McK. Blough
Otto Barnett
Rapid City Club
Three More Township Elections Reported
Additional returns on township election results filed with the county auditor list Barrett township officials led by Mat P. Glanzer as supervisor and George E. Patrick as treasurer plus multiple candidates for clerk justice and constable across several townships including Grant and Theresa with names such as John A Worrall Paul King Albert Wagner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Township
Mat P. Glanzer
George E. Patrick
Tressurer
Milo Staum
M. I. Denman
Ferman Coyle
Ben Coyle
Grant
John A Worrall
Paul King
Albert Wagner
William A. Knox
George Reid
W. C. Foresman
Herman Kunzie
Theresa
T. B. Benson
Louis Schulz
Fred Wormstadt
Othor Youngs
Henry DeLong
Orval Gorham
William Newell
John Kotas
Harold Kutler
Gods Wash Day Causes Sailor Mixup In Ocean City
Coast guards in Ocean City Maryland warn sailors not to hang clothes on ship rigging to dry. A petrol boat sighted a ship signaling distress in snow and fog, prompting a seven mile chase. They found the distress signals were only a shirt and pants hung to dry on the rising.
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Ocean City
Coast Guard
Coast
Annie M
Philadelphia
Sanford Given Life Sentence in Murder Case
Edwin Q. Sanford, 63, of Cavour, pleaded guilty to first degree murder and received life imprisonment in the Sioux Falls state penitentiary. He shot L. A. Chick Huhn during an evening gathering, with Huhn dying Monday morning. Huhn, a World War II veteran and former drum major, was buried with military honors as Sanford faced sentencing.
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Edwin Q. Sanford
Cavour
Leo A. Temmey
Sanford
Huhn
Saneford
Huron-Ameriean Legion
Riverside Cemetery
Weler
Regional Employment Office Opens Here In Courthouse
The regional office of the National Reemployment Service opens on the court house third floor with W. C. Steffens of Pierre in charge. It serves six counties Beadle Spink Hand Buffalo Jerauld and Sanborn while county offices in the district close as records move to Huron.
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National
Court House
W. C. Steffens
Pierre
Beadle, Spink
Hand
Buffalo
Jerauid
Sanborn
Huron
Mrs Jewett Pioneer of South Dakota Dies
Mrs C A Jewett of Sioux Falls formerly Aberdeen died in Los Angeles from heart complications. Pioneer of the state she came to Sioux Falls years ago with husband C A Jewett a wholesale grocer. Roy L Emry and Paul E Myers travel to Aberdeen to attend a state chamber committee meeting on the Missouri James River diversion project.
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Aberdeen
Roy L. Emry
South Dakota Chamber of Commerce
Paul E.i Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Missouri– James River
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U. S
Mardn Insull
Chester C. Davis
Silver Lake Basin
Oregon
Paul Maleon
Paul Ma
Ona
Fornia
State Department
Taylor
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