Roosevelt Dominates Georgia Democratic Primary Victory
Roosevelt swept Georgia's Democratic presidential preference, capturing 51 1071 popular votes to Howard's 5 717 and likely all county unit votes. With Catoosa and other counties pending, the New York governor stands to secure the state convention delegates and head to Chicago. In Massachusetts, Gov Ely rejected any Roosevelt Smith compromise, backing Smith's bid while Hurley pushes Roosevelt.
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Atlanta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Georgia
C. H. Howard
John Garner
New York
Howard
Catoosa
Apm Springs
Arid
Roosevelt
Chicago
L. Thomas Pan Gillen
Roose
Smith
Massachusetts
Joseph B. Ely
Bay State
Massachuzetts
Alfred E. Smith
Hurley
Boston
Franklin D. Houzevelt
Gorge Conditions Stable As Ice Jam Holds Missouri River
Yankton reports Missouri River ice jam unchanged with water mounting over lowlands on the South Dakota side. River stage steady near 142 feet, two feet above flood mark, little new ice from upstream. Rivermen say warm weather needed to move jam. about a dozen families forced from loylands by high water.
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Yankton, Marzi 2
Missouri River
South Dakota
Loylands
Petrolle Edges Hattalino Weight Battle at Garden
Billy Petrolle the veteran lightweight from Fargo North Dakota posted a four pound edge over Christopher Battalino for their 12 round Madison Square Garden bout. Petrolle weighed 139 pounds while Battalino came in at 125 pounds.
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Billy Petrolle
New York
Billy Petralle
Fargo
N. D
Christopher
Bat" Hattalino
Madison Square Garden
Petrolle
Battalina
Fargo and Devils Lake Reach North Dakota Title Final
Fargo and Devils Lake advanced to the North Dakota high school basketball championship after wins in the semi finals. Fargo defeated Jamestown 28 to 25 and Devils Lake beat Mandan 36 to 18.
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Fargo
Devils Lake
N. D
Bismarck
North Dakota
Jamestown
Mandar
Weather notes unsettled pattern with slight warmth later
The report notes a somewhat unsettled tonight and Friday pattern with a touch warmer conditions tonight. Partly cloudy in central and east portions and in the extreme southeast with not as cold tonight. Evening service delivery guaranteed with Western Union contact details included.
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Ham Haron
Sonmth Dakota
Pridey
Evenlog
Haronife
Western Union
Vegetable Garden Aims Dramatically In Huron Program
A Huron program backed by the park board Red Cross and The Evening Huronite seeks a vegetable garden on every vacant lot and in every yard. Robert Fair says spring will allow planting to help families and the economy. Two cash contests, for adults and for students, offer prizes up to 19 dollars. Gardens must meet size rules by age group and will be judged mid June and early August. Red Cross officials endorse seed donations and garden help to reduce relief reliance.
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Huron
Huronite
Huron Park Board
Red Cross
South Dakota
Robert Fair
Huromite
Humanite
A. J. Lang
Joan
George C. Hunt
Beadie County
R. T. Schaeffer
Schaeffer
Hurenite
Prosperity Garden Contest Entry Request for Garden Exchange
In the adult division of the Prosperity Garden contest I seek to place a vacant plot in Huron for planting a garden. I own a vacant plot and wish to permit its use by someone who wants to grow a garden. Please provide me with a contact or name of a person to arrange such an agreement.
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Huron
Cherry attacks Howes and Putnam over party factionalism
Sioux Falls March 24. U S G Cherry a Sioux Falls Democrat for the U S Senate nomination slams Howes Hillary Howes and A L Putnam for promoting factional strife in South Dakota He urges neutrality among party leaders and plans to respond after a campaign trip west of the river citing a recent Democratic meeting in Huron as a factional fete designed to preselect candidates.
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Sioux Falls
U. 5
G. Cherry
United States
W. W. Howes
Haron
National Democratic
A. L. Putnam
South Dakota
Cherry
Howes
Putnam
Huron
Gladys Pyle Remains Under Doctor's Care
Miss Gladys Pyle secretary of the state securities commission was injured when her car overturned near Sioux Falls. She remained under a physician's care for cuts and bruises with not serious injuries and recuperated at Mrs. W. E. Willy's home after the accident on a slippery pavement en route from Huron.
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Gladys Pyle
Sioux Falls
State Securities Commission
G. ©. van Demark
W. E. Willy
Miss
Ribas Champion Havana Billiards Trick Shot Title
Isidro Ribas of Spain defeated Charles C. Peterson of St Louis in a long five city match across the United States and Havana to win the world trick shot billiards championship with a points margin.
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Ribas
Havana
Isidro Ribas
Spain
Charles c. Peterson
St. Louis
United States
Fright and Starvation Tied to Negro Death in Shreveport
Coroner attributes the death of John Bullen a negro to starvation aggravated by fright after night rider activity in southwest Caddo Parish. John Wallace a five year old neighbor testified he was abducted, whipped, and painted with colors before being returned, actions that frightened Bullen into talking for the first time in four years and led to his death yesterday.
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Shreveport
John Bullen
Willis P. Butler
John Wallace
Bullen
Caddo Parish
Ccm
Wallace
Police Argue With Samuel As Loggers Make Their Getaway
Chicago report details a day when Samuel Fink, claiming to seek work with his sign, was watched leaving a building daily. Police halted him, found liquor, and questioned a back story as loggers allegedly fled with a truckload of hooch, while a janitor revealed the workers right behind.
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Samuel
Chicago
Samuel Fink
Fink
Mr. Fink
Observers Hope for Peace as Talks Open Near Shanghai
In Shanghai the Chinese and Japanese armies prepare their war gear while peace negotiations begin at the British consulate. General Tai Chi leads China, while Japan demands a full ranking general opposite him. Early session ends without progress, observers cautiously hopeful.
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Shanghai
China
Tai Chi
Chiang Kuang Nai
Chiang
Japan
Miles Lampson
Yoshinori Shirakawa
Two Arrested In Police Car Theft
Rapid City's new police car stolen Tuesday night was found near Custer State Park with broken windows. Two men, Guy Straw of Rapid City and Frank Shannon of Gordon Nebraska, are jailed on theft charges. Shannon was tracked to a farm southeast of Custer and arrested. Straw was apprehended by a forest ranger on the roadway. The thieves abandoned the police car after the gas tank ran dry and used a farmer’s car to continue fleeing, allegedly venting anger by throwing rocks at the car. The stolen vehicle bore city plates but lacked police markings.
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Rapid City
Custer State Park
Guy Straw
Frank Shannon
Gordon, Neb
Tom Petty
Custer County
Frank Johnson
Custer
Johnson
Shannon
Straw
Theodore Schumacher
Forest Ranger
Tom Siatgry
Danielson Heads to Armour Conference in Chicago
A. Danielson manager of the Armour packing plant here departed for Chicago to join a regular Armour executives conference. He was accompanied by Mrs. P. K. Park and daughter Barbara Ann who will return to their Chicago home after visiting here.
Nash Says Counties Set to Distribute Seed in SD
Pierre March 24. South Dakota counties are ready to supply farmers with seed for spring crops after a two week drive by the state seed committee. Seed prices have fallen to about 85 cents a bushel for wheat and 4 to 38 cents for oats, with barley 53 to 60 cents. Distribution is through local elevators and federal seed loan checks are arriving. farmers should act promptly to place orders.
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Pierre
Hugh Nash
Redfield
South Dakota
Nash
Rush Help To Storm Victims
Relief agencies and neighbors assisted the tornado victims as the death toll rose to 358 with Alabama bearing most of the losses. The Red Cross and American Legion set up relief centers and coordinated aid across the stricken region while survey teams assessed damage and needs. An appeal for funds estimated 150 000 to 200 000 dollars needed for immediate relief.
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Birmingham
Ala
Iouth
American Red Cross
The
American Legion
Red Cross
William DeKleine
C. Wade Downing
Washington
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
South Carolina
Kentucky
Farmers Want Europe to Pay Debts to Curb Armaments
Senator Arthur Capper urged European nations to settle debts to the United States, arguing that repayment would reduce expenditures on arms and poison gas abroad. He spoke at the World Affairs Institute, saying debt payments would lessen European capacity for warfare.
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U.S
New York
Middle West
United States
Arthur Capper
Kansas
World Affairs Institute
Europe
Merna Fortune Debuts in The Wet Parade at Grauman's
Miss Merna Fortune daughter of Mrs Hannah Fortune debuts as dancer and actress in The Wet Parade at Grauman's Chinese theatre Hollywood Ca for a three weeks run. The premiere features several leading motion picture stars and the debut is noted in Huron.
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Merna Fortune
Hollywood
Worl
Huron
Merna ‘Fortune
Hennah Fortune
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Miss Fortune
Grauman's Chinsss Theatre
Cal
Substantial Majority Is Returned Against Measure As Climax To Long Battle
The House rejected the sales tax after three weeks of bitter debate with 223 votes to 153 in a tellers count. Democratic leaders Rainey and Byrns split on the issue, while Republican leadership supported the tax. Opponents urged higher surtaxes and estate taxes to balance the 1933 budget, signaling another revenue search to balance the deficit.
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Washington
House
Delaie
Rainey
Illinois
Byrns
Tennessee
Ways and Mzens Committee
Doughton
N. C
Ways and Means
Rankin
Mississippi
Laguardia
New York
Gartner
Representative Snell
Grandchild of Washington tree to grace Pierre state house grounds
A grandchild of the original tree under which George Washington took command will be planted at the Pierre state house grounds. Mrs. C A Lafferty of Huron announced the gift as the D A R conference closes. Slips from the tree were planted and sent to each state, each sapling to bear a bronze plate detailing its history. About 45 representatives from 13 chapters attended the conference, which ends with officer elections and resolutions.
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Pierre Yvankton
George Washington
State House
Pierre
C. A. Laferty
Huron
FR Dorsey
Conservation and Thrift
Maryland
Troops Not Called In Mine Disorders
Ohio state officials decided against immediate use of the National Guard to handle disorders in the Hocking Valley and Sunday Creek mine strike zone. Adjutant General Henderson reported no reason to mobilize, after touring the district where about 7 001 coal miners are on strike over a uniform wage scale. He said the situation remains steady unless mines reopen and noted radio contact with Nelsonville to monitor developments.
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Columbus
Hocking Valley
Sunday Creek
George White
Frank D. Henderson
National Guard
Adjutant General
Henderson
Hocking Field
Ludwig Connelly
Nelsonville
Ferguson Confers On Drake Director Position
Dakota Wesleyan coach Stewart Ferguson met with Drake University official E C Lytton in Minneapolis to discuss becoming athletic director and head football coach at Des Moines school. Solem vacated the posts recently. Drake’s program has held major national rivals in past seasons.
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Mitchell
Stewart Ferguson
Dakota Wesleyan University
Minnapolis
E. C. Lytton
Drake University of Des Moines
Iowa
Ferguson
Lytton
Finetinel
Drake
Ossie Solem
Dee Moines
Notre Dame
Solemis
Hoover Signs Norris LaGuardia Labor Bill Into Law
President Hoover signed the Norris LaGuardia bill to curb injunctions against labor and outlaw yellow dog contracts. The measure, backed by Mitchell, protects workers right to bargain collectively and allows jury trials in contempt cases arising from labor disputes. It also shields editors from contempt when criticizing judges and limits racketeering and violence related to unions.
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Hoover
Norris-LaGuardia
Washington
Mitchell
Labor
Keller
Wipt Announces Run for State Legislature Nomination
William M. Wipt, Beadle County Republican official and attorney, filed his petition with Auditor T. H. Young as he seeks the Republican nomination for one of three district state representative seats to be decided at the May primary. Wipt began law practice in 1928 in Harbor after graduating from the University of South Dakota Law School. He taught in Beadle county for two years and has served as secretary treasurer of the county GOP.
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William M. Wipt
Duron Atorney
Beadle County
Republican Central Committee
T. H. Young
Wipf
University
Milford
Lake Byron
Republican Party
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Plan Ag
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Rush
Sumter Smith
Alabama National Suiard
Wipt
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