Governor Hoffman Probes Lindbergh Case Evidence
Governor Barold G. Hoffman and aides spent nearly five hours at the Hauptmann residence reviewing the ladder related evidence in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. The session aimed to assess materials for potential clemency action, with Attorney General Wilentz present but not participating in the questioning.
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New York
Barold G. Hoffman
Bruno
Richard Hauptmann
Bros Heme
Lindberghide
Wood
David T. Wilentz
Hauptmann House
Yeoman
Hauptmann
Court of Pardons
Hauptmiann
Wilentz Park Line
Wilents
Snow Drifts Bedevil South Dakota State
Heavy light snows spread across southern South Dakota with drifting, reducing visibility to blocks in Sioux Falls Yankton Mitchell and Pierre recorded 3 to 5 inches. Dustlike particles noted in Yankton and Sioux Falls while aviation slowed and roads deteriorated. Forecast calls for more snow and cooling temperatures with improved later in the day.
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Presa Inter
Jostapeth
South Kota
Sieucx
Uord Airlines
Wis
Harfard
Nebraska
Huron
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Yankton
Sioux
Mitchall
Pierre
Rapid City
Hueron
Tasiowski
Rapid Indian Population Growth Reported by Collier
Commissioner John Collier announced that the Indian population is rising faster than other groups. He cited a birth excess of 12 per thousand, driven by a declining death rate and falling birth rate, and predicted that within a decade the Indian population could equal the number alive at Columbus.
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Washington, Maureh
John Collier
Indian Affairs
Ing Yale
Collier
United States
Columbus
Britain at center of European crisis in Commons debate
The British House of Commons debates the Rhineland crisis as MPs seek assurances that Britain will not take new continental commitments. French officials in Paris push to align Britain with Italy against Germany’s Rhineland demilitarization, fearing Britain may withhold sanctions on Italy and endanger the Lovarno Treaty guarantor role.
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Great Britain
House of Commons
Rhineland
Balk
Italy
Lovarno
Four New Candidates File Petitions in Huron Race
Four persons who had not previously announced their intentions turned petitions in to County Auditor A. M. Fuller today. George W. Stafford seeks the Republican nomination for state representative. Charles M. Waverrall runs for Democratic nomination for the same office. J. E. Roundy seeks Democratic state central committee, and Neil Bailey seeks Democratic county treasurer. Minvic Fl. McCord also filed for Republican nomination for register of deeds.
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A. M. Fuller
George W. Stafford
Will
Charles M. Waverall
J. E. Roundy
Neil Bailey
Roundy
Woodmen of the World
Bailey
Huron
Gay
Minvic FL McCord
Register of Deeds
Weather forecast fragment for Dakota region
Fragmentary forecast notes show mixed conditions with snow likely tonight and diminishing cold, plus some warming expected Friday. Probable details mention northern and western zones with varying precipitation and temperatures.
Far East Fortifications Talks In London Sauced By Three Powers
United States Britain and Japan engage in discussions on Far East fortifications and naval bases as they sign a new naval accord in London. Japan did not sign the pact, seeking fleet equality, while Britain and the United States push for equal naval levels despite no 5-5-3 ratio. Norman H. Davis and other American delegates complete negotiations before returning home aboard the Washington.
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Albert W. Wilson
Associated Press
London
Marth
United States
Jane Tia Nat Sten
Parc Erate
Japan
Haveing
Britain
Tapan
Goly
Barech
Dino Grandt
Norman H. Davis
Cade
Washington
Officials estimate unlicensed cars in Bewdle County
County Treasurer Neil Bailey estimates about 1800 to 2100 motor vehicles in Bewdle County lack new licenses. He notes March 1 as the first legal date to operate with 1905 plates and reports about 20 new licenses issued daily this week.
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Bewdle
Neil Bailey
Processing Tax Plan Dropped From Roosevelt Proposal
Washington news reports the Ways and Means Committee accepting the administration revenue plan with changes. Hearings will open Monday on the measure. a windfall tax proposal for AAA processing levies is dropped and corporate tax ideas are limited to total income levies with existing dividend surtaxes. In Berlin a yellow cross flags careless drivers for frequent accidents.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Ways and Means Committee
House Ways and Means Committee
Berlin
Bank Burglars Thwarted in Andover Night Breakin
Acetylene apparatus and burglars tools were found at the Citizens State Bank in Andover after an attempted overnight burglary. A passerby alerted authorities when the front door was found propped open and the vault showed torch marks. Stone reported the scene to DoJ agents in Aberdeen.
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Andover
Citizens State Bank
Jess Molin
I, Ly
Stone
Department of Justice
Aberdeen
Burglars Target Bank Vault and Gas Tank Heist
Aberdeen reports burglars who failed to crack Citizens State Bank vault in Andover Wednesday night also broke into Kelsby Machine Shop to seize acetylene gas and gear. Abandoned apparatus traced to Kesty shop. two more tanks stolen from McKenzie North Dakota. Pursuit extended to Linton before trail went cold.
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Aberdeen
March
Citizens State Bank
Andover
Kelsby
Pollat
Federal
Kesty
McKenzie
N. D
North da
Linton
Borah Won’t Enter California Primary
Senator Borah announced he will not enter the California presidential preference primary. He said campaigning there would be impossible since he cannot spend a week in the state due to conflicts with other campaigns and ongoing commitments.
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Borah
California
Washington
Floods drive West Virginia and Ohio families from homes
Prolonged flood conditions forced hundreds to flee in West Virginia and Ohio while Pennsylvania neared the end of the deluge. The Monongahela and rivers emptied into the Ohio as Wheeling faced a second crest and new tides threatened Wheeling Island. Red Cross warned of 75,000 homeless across region. army engineers backed a proposed flood control project costing 88 million dollars to confine waters and aid rehabilitation.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Monongahela
Allesheng
Ohio River
Wheeling
W- Va
Wheeling Island
New Crest
Louisville
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Oho
Girl
Red Cross
East Liverpool
New England
Washington
West Virginian
Kentucky
Coast
Army
Foparts
Memphis
Mississippi
Tennnessee
Airport Projects Approved for WPA Air Marking Funds
The Commerce Department announced approval of 21 airport projects and eight air marking programs for potential WPA development. While technically satisfactory, actual spending requires state WPA administrator approval with specifics including North Dakota state wide air marking at 6020 dollars and South Dakota state wide air marking at 13808 dollars.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Air Bureau
WPA
North Dakota
South Dakota
Italy Attacks From Air on North Front
Rome reports Marshal Pietro Badoglio says Italian forces in the north conduct intense aviation activity while the southern front shows no noteworthy events. The piece notes Ethiopia theater command and a curious colonial era remark about chipmunks in early days.
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Italy
Rome
Pietro Badoglio
Ethiopia
Misgivings grow over new farm program
Washington reports caution among real agricultural adjusters over the new farm program. They fear it is not as popular as promised and worry that the plan was rushed after the AAA decision. Farmers complain the erosion rationale and admin hurdles undermine the program's appeal and broaden discontent within the party.
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Washington
Rainus Chester Davis
Fara
Regular Hospital Care Planned for Zoo's Orang Ulan
Philadelphia March 26 A five year old orang utan at the Philadelphia zoo will undergo surgery to remove both eyes with regular hospital care and the services of a noted surgeon. Dr Roderick MacDonald director said an examination of Norgate the first orang utan born in captivity revealed the need for the operation due to cataracts developing recently threatening sight. The best hospital facilities will be used in the operation. The surgeon's name was withheld.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Zoo
Roderick MacDonald
Norgate
Hi O
MacDonald
Officials Work on Loan Controversy
State and federal officials clash over seed loan eligibility for resettlement farmers in South Dakota. FCA director Weles meets Governor Berry while Tugwell and MacArthur discuss who funds rehabilitation loans. Farmers await a resolution to ensure spring planting proceeds.
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Pjerre
Dakota
Weles
Omaha
Farm Credit Administration
Berry
FCA
Rexford G. Tugwell
Washington
A. M. Eberle
Tugwell
N. D. MacArthur
Selby
D. MacArthur
Philip Murphy
FCA Steel
MacArthur
W. J. Meyers
Myers
Ben
Plan Would Extend Subsidies to Relief Clients
Rexford Tugwell outlined a plan under which 4 million farmers could receive double benefits through rehabilitation loans and full subsidy payments linked to soil conservation. Eligible families must follow a farm management plan, conserve fertility, and budget for home consumption. Officials say many rehabilitation clients may qualify for AAA subsidies, expanding past relief recipients.
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Washington
Pi—Mara
Rexford G. Tivovell
Toswell
Cligata Amay Biko
Tugwell
Family Sun
AAA
Woman Exonerated Of Shooting Son In Custody Case
Dorothea Livermore Lonit cleared of shooting her elder son Jesse age 1 and plans to leave for New York after a custody hearing with Jesse Livermore Sr. The Wall Street speculator and the couple’s younger son Paul, 13, remained with the father following the incident.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Dorothea Livermore Lonitsope
Jesse Livermore
Wall Street
Paul
Jesse
New York
Jesse, Jr
Did You Know Edith Robinson Keeps Long-Lived Cat
Edith Robinson of 512 Utah Avenue Southeast reports a cat over 18 years old with an indeterminate exact age. Despite its years the cat remains lively and affectionate and comes when whistled for. The Evening Huranite pays four cents per accepted Did You Know item.
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Edith Robinson
Utah Avenue Southeast
Miss. Robinson
Huranite
Publisher George D. Mann Dies in Orlando
George D Mann longtime publisher of the Bismarck Tribune died in Orlando Florida from a heart ailment He had been connected with the paper since 1917 and owned it since 1921 His body will be returned to North Dakota for burial after his death during the winter visit.
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Orlando, Fla
George D. Mann
Bismarck
N. D
Tribune
North Dakaota
Mann
Orlando
N. D. Moreh
George Donnli Mann
Fla
Bismarck Tribune
Gann Valley Solon Files Nomination Petitions
Gann Valley representative C C Swartout filed for Democratic renomination in the 58th district with the secretary of state as key petitions. Two Republican aspirants joined the field for the senate nominations L B Boorman of Lemmon and J E Stanley of Provo with district affiliations noted.
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Gann Valley Solon
Pierre
Racer
Secretary of State
C. C. Swartout
Gann Valley
Coman—E
Jerauld
Buffalo
L. B Boorman
Lemmon
Harde Ing
Perkins
J. E Stanley
Prosho
Lyman
Zones
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National Refining Comepany
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Stotland
D. D
Worrall
Beadle County
Weather FM
Vieustty
Eest
Prduz
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