Huron-Cheyenne Air Route Set To Open April 14
Wyoming Air Service officials announce the Huron Cheyenne route will inaugurate airmail and passenger service on April 14 with four way connections to Minneapolis and rapid City. Staff will grow to over 20 at Huron Municipal Airport, with larger twin engine planes and upgraded radio navigation.
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Landes
MT. W. Landes
Charre
Wyoming Air Service
Waidalget
Landen
Huron
Tie Ling
Cheyenne
Hanforth Airlines
Minneapolis
Sitilar
Vetiire
Huront
Rapid City
Pierri
Department of Commercelature
Blanford Airlines
Weather Bureau
Huron Flying
Turon
United States
Spanish Rebels Shift Focus to Catalonia in New Offensive
Spanish insurgents launch a new thrust toward the Mediterranean region breaking north of the Ebro River after a two week south bank cleanup. Lerida emerges as the first major objective as insurgents press toward northeastern Catalonia, driving toward lines with fast columns and air support.
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Madrid
Mar
Kenge Seregne
Ite
Advange
Mediterranean
New Cours
Ante Zich
Catalonia
Ebro 1
Lerida
Spain
Spi
Catatonia
Valoncia Realgin
Lerldagommunicationa
Huesca
Two Arms Hardly Enough For This Busy Paperhanger
Louisville report details Albert Muthler a 25 year old paperhanger with two arms recounting a chaotic chase after a fleeing suspect. He was shocked by an explosion silencing the room and causing a gunfire encounter with police. He sustained a bullet wound to the knee but escaped.
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Louisville
Albert Muthler
Muthler
Piper
Muldler
Thich
Financial Aid Study Launched For Small Businesses
Secretary Morgenthau announced a high level federal committee to craft a program of financial aid to business. The group will study private financing capacity and options for loans to industry including small business, with James Roosevelt and leaders from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Federal Reserve Board and Securities Commission on board. The study will run indefinitely as proposals are reviewed and refined.
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Washington
Mar
Morgenthou
Roosevelt
Treasury
Wale
Morgenthau
James Roosevelt
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wise
Remald Ransora
Federal Reserve Board
William Q. Douglas
Morwenthau
Chinese Counter North Of Suchow Along Tientsin Pukow Rail
Shanghai March 24 Chinese counteroffensive north of Suchow forms a long line of entrenched positions along the Tientsin Pukow Railway. Japanese forces after advancing from Tientsin sought to cross the Grand Canal two miles north of the junction with the Gungai Railroad at Suchow, but Chinese defenses held. The fighting scarred ancient countryside, with both sides reporting pressure on communications and a costly attempt to cross Lake Weishan by junk flotilla near Lincheng.
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Shanghai
Guchow
Old Butte
Tientsin- Pukow
Tientsin
Grand Canal
Gunghai
Suchow
Lake Weishan
Heymann Promoted by North Western Railroad
RAPID CITY, Mar 4. HJ Heymann of Rapid City received notice from Chicago Thursday of his appointment as general agent for the Chicago and North Western Railroad with jurisdiction over the entire west river area. He was formerly travelling agent at Huron and at Makats Minn and has served as travelling agent in Rapid City for the past six years.
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Heymann
North Western Rapid City
Rapid City
Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railroad
West River
Huron
Matkats
Minn
Port Of Missing Men List Adds Peter Levine
New York reports the port of missing men lists adds Peter Levine, a 12 year old from New Rochelle last seen after leaving school for the hardware store. Police and federal agents pursue ransom plots tied to Levine's disappearance, amid a wave of false leads and investigations across New York and New Jersey.
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Peter Levine
Missing
Gardner Bridge
New York
Mar
Huy
Nox
Sinc
Peter Loving
New Roshelle
Siti
Jcrass
Arthur Fried
New Rochelle
Ieir
Murray Levine
Newarl
N. J
North Pelham
N.Y
Suurday
Leving
East
Deternee
Levine
New Rochulle
Parsons
William H. Parsons
Acthac Fried
White Plains
Fried
Leaders Split On TVA Procedure
Washington March 2 The Senate debated investigation into the Tennessee Valley Authority with Senator Norris urging immediate approval for a joint House Senate inquiry. Critics Senator King and Bridges pressed for a lengthy list of TVA charges and records seizure pending inquiry.
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Washington
Mar
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Tennessee Valley Authority
Jenders
TVA
Barkley
House
King
Utah
Reidges
New Hampshire
Bridges
Senate Sergeant At Arms
Senate House
Seo Tva
Country Girl to Meet First Lady in Washington
Eighteen year old Lila Ellett of Mosey Valley Colorado Springs wins a good citizenship contest prize. She will visit Washington for four days to meet Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt. Ellett says she has never been in a big town before, despite playing in Colorado Springs last week.
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Denver
Mar
Lila Ellett
Monty
Frenkdin D. Roosevelt
Lia
Mountain Valley
Mosey
Washington
Colorado Springs
Strikes Add To Blum's Political Turmoil In Paris Region
Paris and Lille districts see fresh labor strikes across metallurgical and chemical sectors and nationalized plants. Workers press for automatic wage rises tied to living costs while a total mobilization bill faces Senate opposition. Civilians would get gas masks, with an estimated cost of 200,930 francs. England moves to air raid shelters and civilian training. The Popular Socialist press warns Nationalists plan to oust Blum and push a non political cabinet.
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Paris
Mary Avm
Lille
France
Leon Blum
Chamber
Bluny
Senate
England
le Populairg
U S To Invoke Escalator Clause On Battleships
The United States intends to invoke the escalator clause of the London naval treaty to build battleships larger than 25,000 tons. Secretary Hull said recommendations from US, Great Britain, and France are under review after nearly a month of London talks. A formal notice is expected within a day or so.
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Wacesvunes
Sar
United States
State Department
Hull
Great Britain
France
London
Relief Buying Fraud Leads Man to State Penitentiary
Ed R. Davis owner of Tawa Clothing Company pleaded guilty in Woodbury County District Court to cheating by false pretenses tied to relief purchases. He received a three year term in Fort Madison State Penitentiary, becoming the third person sentenced in the relief materials procurement investigation. Meanwhile Herbert Hoover and 260 passengers sailed from Southampton aboard the liner Normandie bound for New York after weather delays forced a return to the quay.
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Siqgux City
Mar
Ed R. Davis
Tawa Clothing Company
Fort Madison
Davis
Woodbury County
Hoover
Plymouth
England
Herbert Hoover
New York
Normandie
Southampton
Senate Panel Drops Undistributed Profits Tax In Tax Bill
The Senate Finance Committee eliminated the undistributed profits tax and adopted a flat 18 percent rate on corporate income in the tax revision bill. The move shifts from a 16 to 20 percent sliding scale used by the House bill and aims to boost revenue by about $100 million, with 17 to 4 voting against the undistributed profits levy. Senator Harrison and most committee members back repeal, citing business certainty and incentive to distribute profits.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Harrison
Mississinpi Dumo~ Erat
Treasury
Mucc Borley
Kentucky
Deiocrat
Connally
Texas
Bulkley
Ohio
Conincrat
la Follatte
Wisconsin
Princessive
Commitsien
House
Earrison
Scrata
Senate Committee
Finance Committee
Pope
Idaho
Magee Closes Two Day South Dakota Methodist Conclave
Delegates from across South Dakota gathered for a two day Methodist conclave focusing on Aldersgate Echoes of the United Methodist Council. Bishop Magee presided with reports on the Chicago church council and the Huron meeting. Speakers included Rev. C W Stromberg Rev R C Keagy Dr E Leuenberger and Mrs J H Edge among others. The event wrapped as Magee gave a closing summary after morning sessions led by District Superintendent F E Morrison.
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J. Ralph Marce
St. Paul
United Methodist Council
Chicago
Chitago Council
South Dakota
Magee
J. Hi Edge
Mitchell
John C. Mundt
Sioux Fells
R. A. Tanquist
Colman
Edge
Pastor Questions Stand On Air Raids
London sermon by Dr. William Inge former dean of St Pauls challenges Britain to protest Franco’s air raids. He denounces sympathy for fascism and cites the discrepancy between protests over Spanish air raids and the slaughter of civilians in Madrid and Barcelona, urging consistent action.
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London
William Thph Inge
St. Paul's
Franco
Alt
Senate votes to abolish comptroller general post
Washington March 2 The Senate tentatively approved abolition of the comptroller general office and referred a Byrd amendment to preserve the post to a 47 to 36 vote. Schwellenbach charged dictatorial powers and missing annual reports, while supporters warned against weakening Congress. Railroad labor groups and milk producers opposed the reorganization and urged return to committee, citing impact on mediation and retirement boards.
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Washington
Senate
Seaater Byrd
Virgina
Byrd
Auditor General
Schwellenbach
Comptroller General
Congress
Adams
Colorado
Cone
Railroad Labor Executives Association
National Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation
George M. Harrison
Railway Labor Group
National (Railroad) Mediation Board
Railroad Retirement Board
Railrus Adjustment Board
Eight Die As Mail Plane Crashes In French Alps
Five passengers and three crew members died when a Paris to Casablanca mail plane crashed near Corsavy in the French Pyrenees. The burning wreckage slid into deep snow after striking a high peak during night conditions.
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Perpignan
France
Mar
Paris
Casablanca
Corsavy
French Pyrenees
Britain Faces War Risk If German Aggression Escalates
In London on March 24 Prime Minister Chamberlain refused to pledge immediate military aid to Czechoslovakia but vowed Britain would use its armament to defend France and Belgium if attacked unprovoked. He warned war in Central Europe could draw Britain in, urged a peaceful settlement of Czechoslovakia’s German minority, and rejected Soviet calls for consultation while stressing Britain’s core aim remains peace.
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Europe
Britain
London
Mar
Chamberlain
Czechoslovakia
House of Com Mons
France
Belgium
Begium
Portugel
Iraq
Egyp
Russia
Geremae
Mons
Alice
Labor Party
Clement A. Attlee
Watwood Receives Threat Letters In South Dakota Race
Pierre March 24 Arthur W Watwood Democratic congressional hopeful for the second South Dakota district said he may ask postal authorities to investigate three threatening letters received recently The letters came from Rapid City Belle Fourche and Lemmon with one signed Black Lepton warning of a necktie party Watwood said he regarded two letters as crankish but the third hinted at violence He planned to seek determination whether the threats are cranks or something more serious Watwood spoke at Ft Pierre last night
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Rapid City
Belle Fourche
Warwood
Watwood
A& Ft
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