Inquiry on Roosevelt brain trust under congressional scrutiny
Dr William A Wirt of Gary Indiana presses for a broad congressional probe into alleged brain trust plots within the Roosevelt administration He seeks allies and evidence to support claims of a planned overthrow and societal revolution involving Washington aides and civil liberties links.
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Mar
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Michigan
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New York
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Dickstein
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Brain Trust
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William A. Wirt
Hrain Feasters
Dollar Gains On French Exchange in Paris Report
The United States dollar rose against the franc in Paris on March 26 closing at 15.2075 francs per dollar after opening near yesterday’s level. The day’s movement puts the dollar at about 6.575 cents to the franc.
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U. S
Paris
United States
Snow Tonight and Thursday in Huron Vicinity
Snow is forecast for Huron and vicinity tonight and Thursday with a strong north wind and a cold wave. South Dakota eyes snow tonight and Thursday with much colder temperatures and winds turning northerly in the south portion Thursday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Dillinger Sightings Spur Alert in California and Ohio
Dillinger sightings in California again stir peace officers as two motorists near San Bernardino and Brewley report Dillinger lookalikes. Arizona warns against his return while Ohio holds Pierpont Makley on death row for Sheriff Larber’s murder. Clark begins life term.
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Dillinger
Brewley
San Bernadino
Arizona
Indiana
Columbus
Hearry Pierpont
Charles Makley
Ohio Penitentiary
Allen County
Sherif
Jess L. Larber
Russell Clark
Newspapermen Meet In Huron Tuesday
Publishers and advertising managers from seven daily papers gathered in Huron South Dakota to discuss national advertising policies with representatives from Prudden King and Prudden H J Prudden of New York and L C Prudden of Chicago attended along with several editors and circulation leaders at the Hotel Marvin Hughitt session.
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South Dakota
Huron
H. J. Prudden
New York
L. C. Prudden
Chicago
Prudden, King & Prudden
Marvin Hughitt
B. C. Dow
J.kahler
Sioux Falls
gus-Leader
W.C. Lusk
W. H. Chase
Yankton Press
Dakotany
W. R. Ronald
M. T. Wilt
Mitchell Republic
S. X. Way
J. F. Bacon
Kenneth Way
Watertown Public Opinion
Howard Anderson
Henry Schmidt
Aberdeen American News
F. Lusk
H. Lighter
Rapid City Journal
Chas
HJ. Mitchell
C. L. McKinley
A. G. Feick
Evening Huronite
Death Valley Hears Hum of Water as CCC Dug Wells
The civilian conservation corps reports rapid progress in Death Valley with two CCC units digging wells and locating springs across the region. The bulletin notes water sources at advantageous sites, signaling reduced danger from the desert’s horrors.
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Death Valley
Washington
Mar
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Labor And Capital Join Hands As New Peace Plan Becomes Effective
DETROIT March 2247 The presidential plan to harmonize capital and labor in the automobile industry takes effect with a special NRA board meeting to oversee representation discrimination and discharge. Neutral adviser Dr Lea Wolman represents the president, while Richard Byrd and Nicholas Kelly represent labor and manufacturers respectively.
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Detroit
Mar
NRA
Roosevelt
Paviiry
Lea Wolman
Columbia University
Richard Byrd
Pontiac
Will
Nicholas Kelly
Chrysler Corporation
Roy D. Chapir
Hudson Motor Car Company
Arthur E. Greer
Hudson
Steel Industry Makes Comeback After Labor Easing
New York reports a quick rise in steel bookings for autos and railroads as labor problems ease. national ingot capacity hovers around 43 percent this week, below 45.5 percent prior week and 49 percent in early March, the peak so far this year.
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New York
Mar
PKA
Judge Goes to Miller for Court Business
Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor and court reporter Miss Mabel Alworth traveled to Miller to conduct court business today.
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Miller
Alva E. Taylor
Mabel Alworth
Four More Aspire To Be Legislators In County Race
Four more candidates filed petitions or announced for legislative seats today. E J Gordon of Huron seeks the democratic nomination for state senator while J E O Keefe of Yale aims for the republican nomination for the same seat. A C Ruddy of Wessington and Louis B Meyer of Huron seek republican and democratic state representative nominations respectively. Frank H Dwyer of Huron filed for republican state representative and Otto Ziegeldorf of Yale seeks republican county commissioner in district one. O Keefe, a Yale incorporator in 1925, moved from Minnesota in 1913 to work for the Great Northern then entered the implement business. He is Yale town board chair and treasurer of the Yale independent school district, with two years as Yale commercial club president. Ruddy, of Wessington, operates the Ruddy elevator and has 22 years in grain, with recent grain buying in South Dakota from Raymond and Wauhay before moving to Wessington.
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Huron
J. E., O'Keefe
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O’keefe
A. C. Ruddy
Wessington
Louis B. Meyer
Frank H. Dwyer
Otto Ziegeldorf
O'Keefe
Minnesota
Great Northern Railway
Yale Independent School District
Yale Commercial Club
Ruddy
South Dakota
Raymond and Wauhay
Plans to Return Airmail to Private Firms
Washington dispatch reports the post office department will return airmail to private carriers with rapid bids. Officials expect objections from former contract holders as a reshaped industry must reorganize to qualify under proposed new rules and possible legislative changes.
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Washington
Mar
Post Office Department
Aviation Lines
Pian
Eddie Rickenbacker
Roosevelt
Fostal
McKellar
Senate Post Office Committee
Ail
Cummings
White House
Van Voorhis Named Temporary Relief Director in Brown County
Pierre March 28 Sam Van Voorhis of Huron has been named temporary relief director in Brown county relief headquarters announced today. He will take over tasks of former director George Peiffle who becomes superintendent of a new transients camp in Yankton county. Van Voorhis previously served as district supervisor for Beadle and Spink counties.
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Brown County
Pierre
Mar
Sam van Voorhis
Huron
George Péeiffle
Yankston County
Beadle
Spink
Outdoor Picnic Near Bancroft Draws Young People
A group of young folk, chaperoned by Mary Frye and Julia Peterson, held what is believed to be the first outdoor picnic Sunday afternoon near Bancroft. The event featured a simple outdoor meal and social activities.
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Bancroft
Mar
Mary Frye
Julia Peterson
Ogea
The News Behind the News by Paul Mallon
Washington reports a spring upturn in business with 10 to 20 percent gains over normal for this season. Employment and payrolls rise as production increases, reshaping the economic picture despite debates over New Deal policies and NRA codes.
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Washington
Mar
Votes To Spare In Battle Over Veteran Benefits
Washington reports show Democratic leaders predicting votes to spare to uphold President Roosevelt veto of a quarter-billion dollar WWII veteran and federal pay restoration bill. House Republicans and supporters of the veto seek to prevent costly permanent restorations pending board reviews and possible changes to Spanish War and World War veterans provisions.
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Washington
Mar
Veterans
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Rep
Szell
New Yorks
Congress
Board of Appeals
Rainey Faces Growing Blacklist Debate in House
President veto override fuels White House pressure as Speaker Rainey confronts a widening Democratic blacklist. Representative Fish of New York questions the list after 209 Democrats backed the veto override.
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Rainey
Washington
Mar
House
Representative Fish
New York
Huron Dropped From Debate Meet After Early Defeat
Brookings March 28 With Huron eliminated after a defeat by Watertown the state high school debate tournament nears its close at State college Kennebec remains undefeated but must beat Aberdeen in the semi finals to reach the finals and slam championship Watertown and Lead both in semifinals after one loss Tyndall eliminated by Watertown in a two one decision Margulies Extempo champ Newton Margulies Rapid City wins with A Modern Utopia in the talk contest
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Huron
Watertown
State College
Kennebec
Aberdeen
Lead
Yndall
Tyndall
Vermillion
Kermedes
Mitchell
Clark
Margulies
Newton Margulies Rapid City
John Green
Vermilion
Dillon Glendenning
Yankton Receives Quarter Inch Rain
A quarter inch of moisture fell in the Yankton area early today, bringing total precipitation to about half an inch for the past week. Top soil moistens and farm work is generally active as last week’s straw and this morning’s rain offer encouragement to farmers in the Yankton territory.
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Yankton
Yankton Territory
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