Seed Loans To Be Seed To Farmers In South Dakota
Seed loan blanks will be available in the state this weekend or Monday as state and federal agencies coordinate to distribute funds to South Dakota farmers. County relief directors and committees will assist with applications. FCA district supervisors will approve and send forms to Omaha for checks. If FCA loans are refused, the Rural Rehabilitation Corporation will issue quick seed loans with collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
M. A. Kennedy
Kennedy
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Omaha
FCA
Comroiitees
Reliet Administration
Carl B. Lenker
Feed and Seed Lout
Farm Credit Administration
Joan
Lenker
Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Storks
Minneapolis
Rehabilitation Corporation
PCA
Students Strike At Ousting Of Teachers MARION
Marion ag March 28 High school students protested faculty changes and curriculum revision by striking. About 10 of 494 enrolled attended. classes closed. Reports say basketball coach Herman Hunter, Superintendent J H Gmber, and three others not offered contracts for next year. agriculture and domestic science slated to replace basketball.
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Marion
Herman Hunter
J. H. Gm~ber
William Churchill Passes Bar Exam in South Dakota
William S. Churchill has passed the South Dakota bar exam and will practice law in the Churchill and Benson firm. He earned AB and LLB degrees from the University of Minnesota after two years at Huron College. He is the son of I. A. Churchill, partner at Churchill and Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Churchill
William S. Churchill
South Dakota Supreme Court
Churchill
Churchill and Benson
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Huron College
I. A. Churchill
2830 Cars Cross C N W Tracks In 24 Hours In Huron
A survey by the state highway commission records 2830 cars crossing the Chicago and North Western crossing on Dakota avenue in Huron over 24 hours. The count shows an average of about two cars per minute, with higher flow during the day and lower at night. Officials plan to use the data to assess where underpasses or overhead crossings are most needed and to guide bridge department projects. Checks will include crossings at Iroquois and Wolsey.
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Huron
Wolsey
Iroquois
State Highway Commission
Chicago & North Western
Dakota Avenue
W. A. Ams
Rens
Bridge Department
South Dakota
Guardians Guard Quints in Ontario Kidnap Scare
CALLANDER Ontario March 2 Armed police guarded the Dionne quintuplets at Dafoe hospital amid fears of a kidnapping plot. Constables McCord and Noyes watched over the ten month old sisters as authorities formalized a guardianship under King. Dr A R Dafoe remains medical guardian and reports the babies in good health and thriving after a difficult birth.
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Callander
Ont
Dafoo Hospital
Dionne
W. McCord
Noyes
Ontario
United States
Ally
Jyietutenant
H. A. Bruce
A. R. Dolce
Dafoe
Two Navy Fliers Killed In Crash
The Navy confirms two aviators died when a plane from the aircraft carrier Lexington crashed during night maneuvers off La Jolla near San Diego. Lieutenant Guntur grade G. B. Kelly and BR. Corille are unaccounted and salvage is unlikely due to deep water.
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Washington, Maur
Navy Department
Lexington
California East
A. B. Cook
Guntur Grade
G. B. Kelly
BR. Corille
Aviation
la Jolla
San Diego
Individual rehabilitation loans eyed for South Dakota farmers
Pierre March 28 The first group of application blanks for the individual rehabilitation program may be approved this week as 14 district supervisors assess needs and guide farmers through a loan process. Unsecured character loans of five percent interest fund feed seed work horses and equipment with flexible repayment. Applications flow from county relief directors to social service investigators then to a county committee before final action in Pierre.
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Pierre
Mar
South Dakota Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
A M. Eberle
Eberle
Eberley
Relef
McOup
Pierra
Haye Blanks - Eberle
Farroeta
Bherle
Family of Four Burned to Death in Iowa Blaze
Four members of the Earl Roberson family perished in a house fire near Argyle Iowa early today. The chimney blaze started in an upstairs room and quickly engulfed the home. The two adults and two children were found burned in the bedroom after neighbors tried to rescue them.
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Montrose
Mar
Earl Robertson
Argyle, A
Earl Roberson
Susan
Keith
Alfred Hohl
Weather Report For Huron And Vicinity
Fair tonight and Friday partly cloudy and warmer in Huron and Vicinity. In South Dakota Kali warmer in west portions tonight and Friday with partly cloudy skies.
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Huron
South Dakota
Land Sharks Nab Sailor In Omaha
A sailor on naval leave from Norfolk visited an Omaha beer hall where two men posed as coin gamblers and swindled him out of 175 dollars. The victim, John Barrack, reported his wallet was seized after he followed the pair’s scheme and the men disappeared with the money.
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Omaha
Neb
John Barrack
Norfolk
Ta ¢Oma
Wash
Strawberry Point
Killing resumes at Armour plant operations
Armour Packing Plant restarts hog and livestock killing on a regular schedule. Manager A E Danielson says killing departments will run at least four days a week after a brief shutdown due to short receipts. About 30 to 55 workers recalled after the restart.
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Armour Packing Plant
A. E. Danielson
Balloon for stratosphere expedition near completion
Akron March 28 Workmen have nearly finished tail oring the fabric for the giant balloon that will carry Captains Albert W Stevens and Orville A Anderson into the stratosphere next summer Goodyear Tire Rubber company officials said today Several weeks will be needed to cement the bag and it will then be shipped to Dayton to join the gondola The balloon with a capacity of 3 700 000 cubic feet is billed as the longest yet built for stratosphere exploration
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Akron
Albert W. Stevens
Orville A. Anderson
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Dayton
Declam Winners Enter County Spelling and Declam Contest
Twenty eight Beadie county residents have registered for the county spelling contest to be held at 9 30 a m Saturday in the Huron high school auditorium. In the afternoon the first place declamatory winners in district contests will compete for county honors. The first place winners in the county contest in grades 3 to 8 will advance to Mitchell on April 13 for the regional competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadie County
Huron
Ners
Mitchell
Britain and Russia discuss security pact for Europe
In Moscow Captain Anthony Eden and Maxim Litvinov opened talks on a European security system. They aim to address an eastern European pact amid German rearmament and possible wider discussions with Stalin. Eden travels from Berlin to meet Litvinov and later goes to Warsaw and Prague before returning home.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Mar
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Maxim Litvinof
Observins
Far East
Russia
Germany
Britain
Oden
Europe
Tevestia
Hitler
Investia
Eden
Joseph Stalin
Kremlin
Litvinoffi
Warsaw
Praha
Train To Pull In Here Next Week
About 600 to 700 Civilian Conservation Corps boys will arrive in Huron on a special train from the Black Hills Monday. The 12 coaches are due to arrive around 5 a.m. and the men will scatter to homes across eastern South Dakota and beyond, per North Western Railway officials.
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CCC
Civilian Conservation
Corps
Huron
Black Hills
Eastern
South Dakota, Chicago ,& North Western Railway
Hoover rhetoric hints at 1932 nomination path
The piece reports Paul Mallon's analysis from Hoover Washington on March 28 about how influential Hoover friends would back him if he indicated interest. It notes party doctors doubt Hoover will say the word and that his aim is to prevent rivals from taking control, possibly leading to a free for all at the convention with leaders like Vandenberg and Landon as top contenders.
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Hoover
Washington
Mar
Pshnestars
Seon
Landon
Capper
Him
Vandenberg
Page -Hleven
Germans Protesting Death Sentences To Nazis By Baltic Court
Berlin reports protest over a Lithuanian military court sentencing four Nazis to death. Reich spokesmen criticized guarantees to Germany as broken, while anti Lithuanian sentiment surged in Prussia. Berlin rallies erupted outside the Lithuanian Legation as authorities cautioned restraint. Germany sought action from powers backing Memel status and demanded stronger measures.
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Baltic
Berlin
Mar
Germany
Reich
Wihelmstisse
Kaunas
Prussia
Memel
Kurfourstenstrasse
Lithuania
Hans Steinacher
Assustation
Lustgarten
Steinacher
Death Sentences for Greek Revolters
Greek court martial proceedings in Athens demanded death sentences for 28 accused leaders of the recent revolt. The prosecutor urged the supreme penalty for officers including Colonel Saraphis and Lieut. Colonel Tsigarites, with former Premier Eleutherios Venizelos named among those to be tried by a Danes court martial. The list also names 109 other rebels and a defendant identified as Maria Georgiladakie.
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Athens
Mar
Marta
Vaghoras
Saraphis
Tsigarites
Conéa
Eleutherios
Venizelos
Jeader
Italy
Maria Georjsiladakie
Lithuania Holds Calm Over German Protests
Kaunas officials said Lithuania would not let German demonstrations over the Memel seizure affect internal justice. Four Nazis were sentenced to death and 87 others to prison terms for the alleged plot to seize Memel, with police leaves canceled to prevent violence and maintain vigilance across the country.
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Lithuania
Kaunas
Memel
Germany
Cireles
Gad
Merc
Three Groups Pick City Commission Candidates
The joint committee endorsed twelve candidates for the new city commission split into three groups for one, two, and three year terms. One year: Mrs. Fuskang, J M Kautz, H C Shoker, Theodora Smogard. Two year: James Byrnes, J S Colton, George C Green, Ole Olson. Three year: Harry Adams, F C W Kuhn, Dr J S Tschetter, John P Walsh. Petitions circulate for the 12 seats, six from labor and six from business and professional men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City Commission
Hera
John Fuskang
Atworth Huron
J. M. Kautz
H. C. Shoker
Theondoré Smogard
James Byrnes
J. S. Colton
Morin Colton Grocery_ company
George C. Green
Peter Mine Tener Lumber Company
Ole Olson
North Huroy
Wisconsin
Clingis Avenues
Harry B. Adams
F.C.W. Kuhn
J. S. Tschetter
Joha Lp
Walsh
Organized Labor
Business and Professional Men
I. A. Churchill
Cement Plant To Open On Saturday In Rapid City
The South Dakota state cement plant resumes operations Saturday after winter shutdown. Sales manager E E Hartley says demand is strong enough to push a full summer run. a Monday start was moved up 48 hours. In Washington, Paul H Roberts notes field reports show soil favorable for planting trees in Kansas and Oklahoma sections of the shelter belt project.
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Rapid Clay
South Dakota
E.E. Hartley
Washington
Mar
Paul’ H Roberts
Federal Shelter Belt Project
Kansas
Oklahoma
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C.N.W
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Navy
Miller
Deadwood
Richard Ellison
Seattle
Minard
Adams
Mseum
Land Sharks
Armour Plant
Danielson Saga
Litvinoff
Eder
Paul Mallon
Paul Maller
Michigan
Alt Landom
London
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