Langer Debate Nears End in Senate Trial Fight
The Senate weighed whether to expel North Dakota Governor Robert Langer amid charges of moral turpitude. Senate leaders limited debate and discussed whether a simple or two thirds vote should decide removal, as supporters and opponents clashed over constitutional grounds and Langer's conduct during his term.
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MacKENZIE Analysis: Japan's Offensive and Defense
The article discusses Japan's shift from offense to defense since the occupation of Java. It argues Japan must maintain offensive momentum to gain advantage, warning that gains will be wasted without consolidation.
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Japan
Japan Eyes Australia as Springboard for World Conquest
The piece argues Japan plans to seize Australia to back a vast offensive across the Pacific. It notes MacArthur's limited readiness for a major push, but highlights the Allied American Australian base as key to destroying Japan’s supply lines. It warns losing Australia could end Japanese conquests and even trigger pressure on Russia.
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Refresher Course For Women In Home Economics Here
A nutrition refresher course for women trained in home economics will be held April 6 and 7 at the XYWCA building in Huron. Miss Nora Hott announced attendees from Beadle and adjacent counties will discuss food health relations, meal planning, and food preservation with nutritionists Maude Stitt K Lorette Nelson Marjorie Haseltine Olive Neff Nellie McLoughlin.
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Kentucky Tuberculosis Death Rate in 1930 Surges
In 1930 Kentucky recorded a tuberculosis death rate of 67.0 per 100 000 population indicating a severe public health burden during the period.
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Mountaineers Rally to Take 47 45 Victory in Invitational
West Virginia, seeded last, rallied in the second half to defeat Western Kentucky State 47 45 in the national invitation tournament final. Creighton finished third by beating Toledo 48 46 as the four nights drew 70 070 in attendance.
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Burns to face Stahl on Vermillion boxing card
Vermillion March 2 two Golden Gloves champions will clash on an American Legion card set for April 10. Booming Bobby Burns of the University and Joe Stahl of Huron meet in the featured 27 round bout, with several other university and Clay and Union County pugilists scheduled for the benefit matches.
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Fifty Teams to Bowl in State Women's Tourney
Rapid City reports fifty teams expected for the annual South Dakota women’s bowling tournament this weekend and next. Edith James, secretary of the association, said the classified meet will feature team doubles singles and all events with entries from Pierre Moorhead Huron Mitchell Deadwood Lead Yankton Aberdeen and Rapid City.
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Redfield Pheasants Finish 1942-43 Season With 21 Wins
Redfield South Dakota basketball team the Pheasants state B champions under Coach O A Haddort finished 21 wins in 24 games. Dobratz led scoring with 254 points 10.6 per game Lothrop 133 Corkins 116. Free throw average 55.6 and team average 35.25 to opponents 22.75.
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Boxer Dies After Knockout In Show In Salinas
Salinas California March 26 Frank Barringer 21 member of the Hamilton Field Air Base boxing team died last night minutes after being knocked out by Otto Dutton Fort Ord Negro soldier in a boxing tournament Army officers said Barringer home was in Texas.
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Churchill Reports Slowed German Death Trap Near Staraya
Reports from Moscow and London state Russian forces tightened the ring on the German 16th Army in Staraya, with the Red Army beating Nazi counter-attacks and inflicting heavy casualties. Allied reviews urge multi-front pressure on Germany while restraining actions to keep up the fight against Germany and Japan.
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Lobart Promises Steady Phils Stewardship For Spring
Philadelphia manager John Lobert vows stability and discipline as the Phillies begin spring training in Miami Beach. He keeps veterans Melton and others in line, pins hopes on pitchers Podgajny Pearsson Hughes Hoerst, and notes former standouts Blanton Grissom Johnson Betsy Peterman Livingston returning alongside young talents Warren Livingston.
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Midwest Rifle Championship Opens at University of Chicago
Chicago March meets kickoff as 500 plus marksmen gather for the Midwest Rifle Championship. Notables include William Wring of Illinois defending his title, plus top contenders from across the nation. The event marks the nation’s largest outdoor small bore camp with thrilling shots and fierce competition.
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Bi-State lineup hints at patchwork infield
The text lists players like Wick Etten Eddie Murphy Merril May Bob Brogan and Lloyd Waner as infield and fielders for a Bi-State team with Ren Busby Earl Naylor and Ron Northey noted for runs. The era shows weak fan interest as the line hints at a rough squad ahead of a shift to the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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