Viking Survivors Land At St Johns After Explosion
Survivors of the Viking, eight miles off Horse Island, White Bay, arrive in St John’s after a Sunday night explosion. Navigator Kennedy dies, several crew missing, and Sargent and Frissell among those aboard the Sagona. The scene includes the prime minister and marine minister as ambulances depart and stories emerge from wreckage and ice.
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C. & A. Jeffrey
ST. Johns
N. F
Mar
Eesler Sagona
Viking
St. John's Harbor
Marines
Aisherlex
Horse Island
White Bay
George Day
Placentia
Barks
Eit
Theoriex
Varick Freseel
New York
Harry Margent
Boston
A. G. Penrod
Frissell
Penrod
Sargent
Bagona
Hin
Kennedy
Toome
King
Penrod, Sargent and Fris
Frissel
Dlan- Sargent
Frisselt
Kenperves
Bargent
Sagona
Wolsey Scout Troop Charter Postponed to March 3
A charter presentation for Wolsey's Boy Scout troop, set for tonight, has been postponed to Monday March 3. Area Executive Fred C. Eggers announced the change.
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Wolsey
Fred C. Eggers
Baltimore City Council Divides On Ritchie Boom
Baltimore March 24 The city council debated a resolution asking Governor Ritchie to run for president. The 9 to 6 vote included one Republican supporting the proposal. Critics called it childish while a Democrat praised the gesture as gracious amid a divided council. The measure passed without the governor’s knowledge. The council has 18 members, ten Democrats.
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Baltimore
Mar
Ritchie
United States
Ritchis
South Dakota Sees Moisture From Spring Storm
A South Dakota storm brings moisture at start of crop season with snow in Aberdeen and rain across the state. 3.5 inches snow at Aberdeen. precipitation totals vary by location, easing drought yet causing damaged lines and disrupted services in northern regions.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Mitchell
Pierre
Huron
Telephone
Telacon Companien
Mobridge
Glenham
Minneapolis
Huron teachers to judge declamatory contest at Lake Preston
Huron instructors will judge the district high school declamatory contest to be held at Lake Preston Friday afternoon and evening. Judges include Irish faculty at Huron College George Bell of Huron junior school and Eleanor Not an of in the senior high school. Taylor goes to Howard.
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Huron
Lake Preston
Arly
Huron College
George Bell
Eleanor
New York Legislature Moves To Probe City Mayor
Albany March 24 The New York Legislature adopted a resolution calling for a thorough investigation of City of New York affairs. Democrats pushed the probe while Republicans mostly allowed it, as Governor Roosevelt sent Mayor Walker in Palm Springs a copy of charges from the City Affairs Committee. The plan includes inquires into municipal departments and county governments.
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Albany
New York
Racceavelt
Walker
Palm Springs
Cal
John Haynes Holmes
Stephen
Westchester
Seabury C. Mastick
Walter W. Westall
Samuel Seabury
Ito
Ralph T. O'Neil To Speak Sunday at South Dakota meeting
Ralph T. O'Neil national commander of the American Legion will speak Sunday at 4 p m in the Watertown high school auditorium during the spring conference of commanders and adjutants of the South Dakota department. About 400 to 600 Legionnaires from South Dakota and delegations from Wisconsin and Minnesota expected.
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Watertown
Mar
Ralphy T. O'Neil
American Legion
South Dakota
Carroll H. Lockhart
O'Neil
Little Department
Wisconsin
Minnesoa
Mincnampolix
Minnesota
Lockhart
Pater Coris
Sioux Falls
Grand Dhef Dee
T. C. Kasper
Brookings
Otto B. Linstad
Pierre
South Dakota Legionnaire
D. A. Bannister
Veterans’ ‘Bureau
James C. Mann
Walter Travis
Rapid City
Florence Lee
Izzel‘tine
Carl B. Lenker
Colome
Verdun
Doland Debate Team Meets Sioux Falls in Conference
Doland debate team travels to Sioux Falls for a workers conference of the South Dakota federation on March 24. The event brings together teams from nearby towns to discuss regional labor issues and educational outreach.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Workers’ Conference
The
South Dakota Federation
Robert Edeson Dies Stage Star and Box Office Bet
Veteran actor Robert Edeson rose from a Brooklyn box office clerk to a stage and screen star after a producer wager of 108 dollars spurred him to prove his talent. He joined Colonel Sinn’s company and, through bold choices in minor parts, advanced to regular stage roles before continuing to film work.
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Edeson
Inal Sieem
Dipat Maely
Faday
Art Ei Mn
Robert Edeson
Carver
Park Theatre
Brooklyn
Colonel Sinn
Ede
Liberals and Labor to Remain Friendly Cooperation Advised
London reports indicate Liberals and the Labor government will continue cooperation without a formal pact to retain government, with a shadow cabinet debate guiding future policies. The Liberal parliamentary party plans a meeting to outline positions while pledging support on broad liberal measures.
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London
Labor
Lloyd George
Beautification meeting on flowers and shrubs held here
The county agent R A Cave led a 2 PM demonstration on propagation of flowers shrubs and trees for beautification. The event was in the farm bureau assembly room and targeted women and interested residents with follow up meetings planned in Cavour Benilla Beallia and Vir Gal amid a sequence of talks.
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R. A. Cave
Cava
Cavour
Hbenilla
Cevour
Cave
Beallia
Simpson Plans U S Wheat System to Cut Exports
Rome report on March 24 outlines John A. Simpson of Oklahoma City presenting a plan at the International Grain conference to produce wheat solely for domestic use. The project envisions a government licensing system for purchases at about $2 a bushel, with export banned and tariffs, plus controlled farmer and miller involvement. Delegates include C. W. Croes of Aberdeen and Canadian reps G H Williams and Robertson.
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Rome
United States
International Grain Conference
John .A. Simpson
Oklahorma City
National Farmers’ Union
C. W. Croes
Aberdeen
S. D
American Wheat Growers’ Association
G. H. .Williams
United Farmers of Canada
G. & Robertson
Canadian Wheat Pool
Winniped
Will Name New Judge Friday
PERE March 24 Gov. Green said a successor to Supreme Court Judge Newton D. Burch, who died last week, will likely be named Friday. Herbert B. Rudolph, Canton attorney and former circuit judge, is among leading possibilities from the fourth district along with several practicing lawyers and circuit judges under consideration.
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Preme
Tripp
Yankton
A. B. Beck
Geddes
L. L. Fleeger
Park- He
Charles A. Davis
Burks
C. A. Bennett
Canton
J. M. Addie
Armour
EA. Crockett
Willis W. French
Alan Bogue
Parker
Turner County
Postpone of Little Theatre Play Retribution Noted
The Littl Theatre postpones the play Retribution until after Lent due to many requests and college auditorium constraints. It will not be staged April 15 and is delayed three weeks to assist a community building effort with profits directed toward the project and soliciting public support.
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Littl
Cam Tellon
Wire
Lillian Love
College Audifeeom
Salvation Army Opens Revival Series in Huron Tonight
Salvation Army evangelist Arthur H. Fi. Cams will begin a series of spiritual meetings in Huron tonight. The revival aims to bolster the army’s outreach and inspire renewed community effort amid the ongoing campaign.
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Salvation Army
Arthur H. Fi. Cams
Huron
Pie Selle Duct
Army
Bensilt
Equalization Fee and Debenture Plans Rally in Congress
Washington dispatch reports the equalization fee returns as a lever for wheat and farm relief, with Sen. Borah and Rep. La Guardia backing new versions of the plan. McNary and Watson push the fee in the Senate, while Gray of the American Farm Bureau endorses it. La Guardia outlines minimal progressive demands for an early session, including unemployment insurance and Muscle Shoals legislation.
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Washington
Mar
Congress
Farm Board
la Guardia
New York
Senate
Watson
Indianta
McNary
Oregon
Coolidge
Senator Borah
Idaho
Farm Relief Committee
Progressives’ Conference
Chester H.gray
American Farm Bureau
Borah
Gray
J. A. Cilier
Agriculture Department
Chicago
Cates
Stone
Wegner
Hoover
Norman ‘Thomas
Loungsworth
Hiss
Caribbean
Dusiness
Mrs Hoover to visit son in Asheville North Carolina
Mrs Herbert Hoover will depart tonight for Asheville North Carolina to visit her son Herbert Hoover Jr for the remainder of the week. She had planned the trip earlier but spent time at Camp Rapid in Virginia and delivered a radio address from the White House yesterday. The trip will be by train and President Hoover is expected back Monday. aides anticipate her return shortly after.
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President Hoover
Whit House
Mrs. Hoover
Annex Commission Sets April First Meeting
Pierre March 24 The state offer building commission will plan construction of a new 230000 dollar annex to the capitol. Gov set tentative date for the first meeting to discuss the project and related arrangements.
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Annex-Commission
Pierre
Mar
State Offer Building Commission
Capitol
Gov
Judge Alva Taylor Accused By Three Men He Sentenced
Judge Alva E. Taylor faced three accusers, trustees helped by Custodian Charles Wilson, claiming his office in Beadla county court house is filthy. The accusers presented “before” and “after” wall exhibits as evidence while Taylor defended himself before leaving for Howard to continue a circuit term for Miner country. They blamed cigaret smoke and office conditions for the mess.
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Alva E. Taylor
Charles Wilson
Beadla County Court House
Circuit Court
Howard
Miner Country
City May Buy West Park Pool and 12 Acres
Petitions circulate urging the City of Huron to purchase West Park including the large concrete swimming pool for 25009. The West Park Development Company would sell the pool and 12 surrounding acres, with use fees aimed at recouping the investment over years. Leaders J P Stahl E H Bruem Rose Betts—presentation set for March 31 before city commissioners. The development group would keep cabins and tourist camp on the site.
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West Park
City of
Huron
West Park Development Company
J. P. Stahl
E. H. Bruem
Rose
Betts
Clarence G. Walker
Positions Open for Women Housekeepers in City Hall
Women ages 25 to 30 have opportunities as housekeepers, per Charles Demlo director of the city hall employment bureau. Demand exceeds supply as issued by the bureau amid a housing and labor squeeze. Plan two cases also noted by the report from Sioux Falls timing the grand jury term opening in two weeks.
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Charles Demlo
Sioue Falls
Mar
United States District Attorney's Office
Grand Jury
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