Jews In Germany Turn To Hitler To Stave Off Boycott
Berlin reports Jews seek help from Hitler and Hindenburg to avert a planned nationwide boycott on Saturday. Across cities vandalism damages Jewish businesses while Nazi leaders condemn such acts. Einstein plans to stay out of Germany. Breslau Jews told to surrender passports to block foreign travel. Paris and Detroit protest actions spark meetings and armory protests. Wichita case notes a Jewess forced from East Prussia to Berlin seeks Gentile birth proof to German authorities.
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Berlin
Mar
Germany
Hitler
von Hindenburg
National Socialist Party
Tor
Wilhelm Frick
Membees
Hermann Goering
Joseph Goebbels
Jeass
Fota
Thim
Albert Einstein
Za Juny
Hastalen
Einstein
Ulm
Prussian Academy of Science
Breslau
Art Breslau
Heinesis
Wichita
Kan
Kathleen Kersting
Rural credit future debate moves to Minnesota
ST. PAUL March 20 A conference to decide the rural credit future was suggested by Senator AJ Rockne, who chairs the senate finance committee, in a letter to Gov. Floyd B Olson. Rockne warned that Olson’s plan to issue up to 6 10,000,000 for the bureau cannot be carried out due to constitutional limits. In Aberdeen an unusual sighting: pedestrians fled a muskrat that scampered into a sewer at the city’s busiest corner.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Turnlh
AJ. Rock~ Nn
Senate Finance Committee
Floyd
B. Olsor
Rekne
Olson
Weather Outlook for Hurtin and Vicinity
Forecast calls for fair conditions with a colder night and Friday turning cloudy. South Dakota area expected to see increasing cloudiness with cooler temperatures, while western regions may experience sharper cold and wind.
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Hurtin
Sioux Falls Business Men Push State Beer Legalization
Sioux Falls business and professional men urged Gov Tom Berry to call a special session of the legislature to legalize 32 beer in South Dakota. About 100 attendees backed a motion to appoint a three man committee to organize a statewide meeting to craft a program. The group cited potential annual revenue losses near 100000 dollars and outlined a plan to form local committees and a central meeting to develop attack methods.
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Sioux” Falls
Sioux Fall
South Dakota
Tom Berry
South
Dakota
Lake Benton Allows Beer Sales After April
Lake Benton Minnesota March 30 An ordinance permitting handling of non intoxicating beverages adopted by the city council last night will permit sale of 3.2 per cent beer after April The council will consider applications for handling the beer beginning tomorrow Golden Valley suburb of Minneapolis adopted a similar provision to allow after April 7 with strict conduct rules including placing intoxicated persons in a closed automobile for safe transport home The repeal of the 18th amendment moves forward with state level actions and nominations filed for a state convention to select wet and dry delegates
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Lake Benton
Minn
Mar
Congress
House of Representatives
Secretary of State
Minneapolis
Golden Valley
County Auditors In Session At Capital
South Dakota county auditors gathered in Pierre for the annual conference on tax administration problems with the state Tax Department. Governor Tom Berry gave the morning address while L. E. Corey outlined new gross income and installment payment tax laws. Afternoon speakers included Ben Strobel, Myrtle secretary of state, W. L. Cormstock, Davison county auditor, and J. F. Riordan, River county auditor. The conference continues tomorrow.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Tax Department
Tom Berry
L. E. Corey
State Nance
Ben_Strocl
State Commissionoo
Public
Myrtle
W. L. Cormstock
Davison” County
J. F. Riordan
River County
Committee Favors New Defense Plan For United States
Washington March 20 A rec remodeled national defense system to increase efficiency and save 250000000 to 300000000 a year was recommended today by Col William Mitchell former Army Air Corps chief Mitchell proposed that the land sea and air forces of the United States be merged into department of national defense with only one head Assistants would be charged with supervising activities of the army navy and aviation A bill to accomplish that has just been introduced by chairman McSwain of the military affairs committee
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Nashington
Mar
House Military Affairs Committee
William Mitchell
Army Air Corps
Mitchell
United States
Department of National Defense
Army
McSwain
Military Affairs ‘Committee
Ica
Pacific
Aiberi
Manchuria
Tagan
Jeow
Genghis
Daves
Campaign offers trees via Evening Huvanite print drive
Orders for Chinese elms under the Huvanite Eilers campaign began through The Evening Huvanite in cooperation with Bilery Green Houses of Hur. The offer promotes 3-foot trees with delivery to Central South Dakota and Firral residents, urging early orders by Arbor Day April 4 and ensuring arrival by April 8 for planting. Special care instructions will accompany each purchaser, with additional in-store details available.
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South
Dakota
Bilery Green- Houses
Hur
Eas S
South Dakota
Tom. Berry
Ning Huromuts
Campaigs
Railway Labor Opposes Centralized Control Plan
A Washington labor statement condemns plans for a government style coordinator to run railroads. It accuses railroad owners of seeking monopoly profits at the expense of service and wages, urging direct government control if competition ends. The unions oppose a private dictatorship under Wall Street influence.
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Washington
Cmijust
Mercury Records Warmth With 65 Degree Day
A weather note reports a high of 65 degrees marking a warmer spell. The entry mentions clear signals of sunlight and a brief thunder response near Sioux Falls.
Fall Out Coupon for Ord Trees in Huron Area
Local notice in Huron outlines a tree order plan with four foot Chinese Elms at 15 cents each and trees delivered by Arbor Day. Orders, prepaid at 10 cents per tree, include freight and delivery to Eilers Greenhouses at 1302 Ohio Avenue Southwest. Mail or bring coupon and payment to The Evening Huronite office by deadline for April delivery.
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Ttis
Huron
Eilers’ Greenhaneds
Ohio Avenue
Seek Probe Of Morgan Affairs
A fragmentary report notes a draft resolution being prepared by a committee to investigate alleged Morgan affairs. The text is incomplete but suggests congressional inquiry and assigned power for the probe. Entities include Morgan and Washington.
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Washington
Atime Ain
Ce Eten
Cochran Given Three Year Term For Manslaughter
Jury failed to reach verdict. Cochran receives a three year term after deliberations in a milk truck attempt tragedy. Markell fatally wounded Feb 3 during the incident at Sioux City picket line. Judge Fleeger sentences Cochran as defense waives delay. State attorney satisfied.
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Markell
Sioux City
Maximium
Ludwig Larson
Cataran
Melnerny
D.C. Dorsley
Cochran
Minier
Sherif Tom‘Collins
Ex Soldiers Get Consideration Statement Mailed
Pierre reports a March statement defending political patronage treatment was mailed to American Legion posts by Democratic leaders. The document, prepared by W. J., argues ex soldiers deserve favorable consideration and outlines the party stance on patronage in public appointments.
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Pierre
American Legion
Dem ‘Atic
Pri
Ty W. J
Zoo Animals With Big Appetites Will Have Lives Spared
Sioux City officials delayed the death sentence for three buffalo and two elk at Stone Park Zoo. Heavy snowfall and melted roads hindered attempts to euthanize the animals whose meat would be donated to the poor. If dry weather returns, the execution is postponed until next week.
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Sioux ‘City
Mar
Stone Park
Park
Work Bill Set For Signature
The Senate moved toward final approval of the forest conservation bill to authorize a $500,000,000 fund for direct aid to states. Democratic leaders pressed for quick approval of the relief measure as part of Roosevelt’s employment program, while House Republicans fought to strip funding provisions. Final approval was anticipated as parliamentary maneuvering continued.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Forester Snegsure
Congressional
Billy
Forester
Roosevelt
Valso
House
Iits
Maine
Colton Elected Rotary President
Colton elected president of the Rotary Club, with Golan named to a top post. Morlu-Colton Wholesale Grocery manager serves as committee chair for delegation to Sioux City centers.
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Colton
Rotary
Puanlgy Golan
Fiifon
Rotary Club
Oe Colton
The
Morlu-Colton
Huron
dis+ centersaire
Sioux Cy
Smith Substitute Is Up For Decision In Senators Meeting
In Washington senators debate a farm relief bill as the Agriculture Committee weighs a substitute by Chairman Sununu. Critics say major amendments may pass. next vote expected on stronger processing tax limits and coverage for oats potatoes citrus and other fruits. The panel also adjusts tobacco base prices and aims to send a bill to the Senate this weekend with hopes of quick action.
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Washington
Mar
Senate-Agriculture Committee
Senate
Sunst
Caroling
Secretarys of Agriculture
Senate Agriculture
Flax
Penn
Wallace
McNary
Oregon
Wheeler
Barkley
Kentucky
Smith
Iris
Sedith
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