Insull Steamer Detained Near Istanbul Harbor Report
Reports from Istanbul indicate the S. S. Maiotis, believed to carry Samuel Insull Jr., is held by Turkish authorities for a time. The ship arrived for provisioning, then remained at anchor as Insull stayed aboard, with health described as good but troubled by travel.
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Istanbul
Samuel Insull Jr
Istanbul Hirbor
Maiotis
Insull
Stavro Tenelevidis
Otis
Mediterranean
Aegean
Eus
Pireaus
Greece
Ort
Mrs H J Steele Dies In Huron Hospital At 65
Mrs H J Steele 65 died early today at a Huron hospital from complications of tonsillitis. Funeral at Presbyterian church Friday 3:30 pm, Rev J P Williamson Onida, burial Riverside cemetery. Born Manchester Ohio July 19 1868 she married Harrison J Steele March 13 1900 Armstrong Illinois, moved to South Dakota then Onida then farm south of Huron. Surviving husband three children Walter Lela Mary, three Palmer brothers and two Palmer sisters.
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H. J. Steele
Huron
Presbyterian Church
J. P. Williamson
Onida
Riverside Cemetery
Steele
Nannie Palmer
Manchester
Harrison J. Steele
Armstrong
South Dakota
Clifton
Grant Townships
Walter
Lela
Mary
Hearn
Dave Palmer
Thomas
Harry Palmer
Dayton, O
Fred Schwenkmeyer
Menchesich
Thomas Davis
Urbana
Huron Aviator Merle Buck Reaches Airport After Dusty Flight
Former Huron aviator Merle Buck arrived at the Huron airport late Wednesday after flying from Madison Wisconsin. He reported poor visibility due to dust upon entry into South Dakota and blinding dust over Pipestone Minnesota at 7000 feet.
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Merle Buck
Huron
Huron Airport
Madison
Wis
South Dakota
Pipestone
Minn
Two Die in Gas Blast at Norrance Colliery
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on March 2 two men were killed and others injured by a gas explosion at Tehigh Valley Coal company's Norrance colliery.
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Wilkesbarre
Norrance
Tehigh Valley Coal Company
Forced Donations By Relief Workers In North Dakota
More than 40 persons have been subpoenaed to appear before a Fargo federal grand jury in April over forced contributions by relief workers to the Leader administration newspaper. Federal officials avoid confirming grand jury plans while Washington had signaled the investigation. Harry Hopkins had removed Governor William A. Langer from North Dakota relief leadership after noting workers were compelled to donate from salaries for political purposes.
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Bismarck
N. D
Fargo
Leader” Administration
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Goveror
William A. Langer
North Dakota
Ustrud challenges Berry to series of debates for governorship
Madison reports Lieutenant Governor H A Ustrud, opposing Governor Tom Berry for the Democratic nomination, calling for joint debates across the state to let voters judge. He attacks Berry on tax plans and state reforms, questions oath breaches, and accuses partisan use of public relief in contrast to New Deal U S programs.
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Madison
H. A. Ustrud
Tom Barry
Astrud
Berry
Ustrud
Roosevelt
Corn Loans Extended to May 1 by CCC
The Commodity Credit Corporation extended corn loan availability to May 1 in ten states. Original expiration was April 1. Producers must postmark loan documents by April 30, banks may extend to May 1, and the CCC will accept properly tendered papers by June 30 through RFC designated loan agencies.
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Mar
Commodity Credit Corporation
RFC
Iowa
Ilinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kansas
Colorado
Indiana
Mis
Weather For Huron And Vicinity
Mostly cloudy tonight and Friday with continued cold. South Dakota also mostly cloudy with possible snow in the southwest, colder in the extreme southeast tonight, not quite as cold Friday in the west and north.
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Huron
South Dakata
Jind
Five Churches Unite For Good Friday Services In Huron
A citywide Good Friday program sees barbers and many shops closing from 2 to 3 pm while union services run at the Methodist Episcopal church. Five Protestant denominations Congregational Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal American Lutheran and Baptist join for the sermon Waiting at the Cross by Rev. Frank Mertison with Loftus Ward leading music. Grace Episcopal, American Lutheran and Grace Episcopal also host meditations and communion services.
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Huron
Dlos
Huron Ministerial Fellowship
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. H. Hedblom
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Frank Mértison
F. E. Lochridge
Loftus H. Ward
School of Music
Huron College
Methodist Church
Hay
N. Carlson
Alfred Trenerey
H. Ketteller
Frank Moi
Loftus Ward
S. D. Discud Posthdle
Grace Episcopal Church
John Ward Smith
Christ
American Lutheran Church
D. Disrud
J. M. Reaick
Disrud
Gottnod
Student Flier Dies In Strange Mishap
SAN ANTONIO TEX Mar 29 Captain R H Skaggs 37 a student in the school of aviation medicine at Randolph Field fell to his death from a plane piloted by Lieut Samuel W Van Meter in a strange fatality When Van Meter landed he found Skaggs missing later found dead in a field near the Kerby school house A board of officers was appointed to investigate.
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San Antonio
Tex
R. H. Skaggs
Randolph Field
Samuel W. van Meter
van Meter
Laredd
Captain Skapes
Captain Skapes, His Passenger,was Missing. Captain Skages
Uo Field
Kerby School House
Berry's Petition Filed At Pierre
In Pierre on March 29 the secretary of state's office added nominating petitions for Gov. Tom Berry and two congressional candidates to the filing list. Berry seeks the Democratic renomination at the May 1 primary with 7,833 names, about twice the required number. Democratic Fred Hildebrandt of Watertown is unopposed for the first district renomination, while Republican Francis Case of Custer is one of four for the second district. Petitions also filed for circuit judgeships and state legislative races across several counties.
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Pare
Tom Berry
Congress
Secretary of State
Berry
Fred Hildebrandt
Watertown
Francis Case
Custer
B. A. Walton
Aberdeen
Edward E. Wagner
Mitchell
R. C. Bakewell
Plankinton
Senate
Hand
Hyde
E. A. Beck
Ree Heights
Tripp
Tord
Mellette
Bennett
C. M. Barton
Colone
Lawrence
Butte
C. E. Curran
Spearfish
John A. Bertolero
Load
Campbell
McPherson
Edwards
Slocum
Glenham
Brule
Buffalo
Jerauld
George Abild
Pukwana
Devel
Hamlin
William Lowe
Lake Norden
Retired Deadwood Station Agent Named in C N W Notice
The Chicago and North Western railroad announced retirements today including William J. Doherty station agent Deadwood South Dakota who will retire after 46 years of service.
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Deadwood
Wil
Chicago
Mar
Chicago and North Western Railroad Today
William J. Doherty
S. D
Roosevelt writes new social engineering note in auto strike
The piece argues labor leaders overstated strength in the auto strike settlement. It suggests the AFL will struggle to organize the industry under blanket unionism and foresees craft guilds as the future, with Roosevelt open to a guild council approach. The Wagner bill faces pushback from labor, while lawyers are hired by the NRA, signaling trouble ahead.
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Washington
Henry Harriman
United States Chamber of Commerce
Harriman
Senate Labor Committee
National
12+ bar board
Hughs. Johnson
NRA
Mar
Roosevelt
A. F
U. S. of L
Senator Wagner
White House
Guild Council
William Green
Wagner
Guild
Wunion
A. F. of L
Warner Bilk
Roose
Velt
Craft Guild
A F
Study Method Of Getting $228,000,000 Now Needed As A Result Of Veto Defeat
Washington debates how to raise 228 million after Roosevelt vetoed the veterans bill. Senate approved the independent offices appropriation by 83 to 27, mostly along party lines, with veterans’ payments and wage restorations driving the outcome. The veto battle sparks political talk ahead of primaries as observers weigh potential gains or losses for lawmakers and the president.
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Harold Oliver Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
Jone Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Minnesota
South Dakota
Bulow
Norbeck
Werner
Hildebrandt
Robinson
Indiana
Carter Glass
Virginia
No Resentment By Vets Butler Says No Resentment
Des Moines March 29 Maj Gen Smedley D Butler, famed Marine, said he foresees no resentment among U S war veterans toward President Roosevelt over his veto of the veterans compensation bill. He added the veto was overridden and soldiers got something due, so no resentment against any individual.
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Des Moines
Mar
Smedley D. Butler
U. S. Marine Corps
Roosevelt
Beadle Feeding Effort Gets Governor's Rep On Site
George Abild, Brule county farmer, arrives from Pierre to oversee Beadle county livestock feed relief. He says Beadle is hardest hit and promises to keep five days of feed on hand. Governor Berry dispatched him to ensure farmers obtain needed feed amid relief official misunderstandings.
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George Abild
Brule County
Tom Berry
Beadle County
Abild
Berry
Pierre
Uction
Burton Culver Seeks Renomination for Beadle County Seat
Burton Culver, Beadle County representative, files for renomination on the Democratic ticket. A Richland township resident near Cavour, Culver opposed the 1933 repeal of the primary law and the gross income tax. Other filings include Guy Minium and Thad Oviatt for state representative, W. E. Nielsen for county auditor, and Len Galbreath for sheriff.
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Burton Culver
Beadle County
Culver
Richland Township
Cavour
Guy Minium
Alden Township
Thad Oviatt
Clyde Tewnship
W. E. Nielsen
Huron
Len Galbreath
Whiteside Township
Favor Resolution For Tariff Boost
CHICAGO March 23 A resolution calling for a higher tariff on products competing with domestic livestock or an embargo until livestock products reach proper price levels was approved by the National Livestock Marketing Association. The association also endorsed the federal Agricultural Adjustment Administration program.
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Chicago
National Livestock Marketing Association
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Martin Insull
Gars
State Department
Samuel Insull
United States
Amiartin Insuli
Martn J. Insull
Samuel
Middle-West Uilities Company
Canada
Joliet
N.D
Morrison
Wheatley
By Cadman
Associated Press
Appalachian
Indianapolis
Der
National Labor Board
Camden
N. J
Automobile Labor Board
Detroit
Ohio
New York
Wagner Labor Board
American Federation of Labor
Socialist Party Public Affairs Committee
General Candy Company
Milwaukee
International Union of Operating Engineers
Hildebrandt and
Paul Mallon
Paul Maton
Garner
Glass
Butler
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