Huron Gets New Food Shop By Loretta Wright
Extensive remodeling at 258 Dakota Avenue South prepares for a new food shop managed by Loretta Wright. W. C. Gagnon owns the building, John O’Kane handles the work, and the shop will feature a double horseshoe counter, booths, a bakery counter, and a large tea room. The kitchen and bakery sit in the rear with eight staff, offering home baking for parties and luncheons. The shop aims to open by April 15.
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Dakota Avenue South
Loretta Wright
Huron
W. C. Gagnon
John O'Kane
Marsh
Student Tells Of Experiences In Social Service Work
Miss Dorothea McKenzie senior at Raron College spoke at chapel about social service work in Chicago last summer. She said many residents, children and adults, had never used city opportunities despite proximity including rides on a bus museum visits and Chinatown. She outlined varied opportunities for service in social work in Chicago.
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Dorothea McKenzie
Raron College
Chicago
McKenzie
Chinatown
Hunt Goes On For Hollywood Slugger
Hollywood search continues for the slugger who struck down 16 year old actress Anya Sosoyevs on the Los Angeles City College campus February 25. Captain Patton says Joseph D. Bushane, 43, an actor, was booked on suspicion of murder after an anonymous tip and will be questioned. Several others were questioned and released as the city council debates offering a reward and requests a legal ruling on posting one.
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Angeles
Mar
Hollywood
D. R. Patton
Lich Bosard
Anya Sosoyevs
Los Angeles City College
Bogard
Joseph D. Bushane
City
Farmer Shoots Wife Hired Man Then Kills Self
NORFOLK Neb March 30 County Attorney Mapes said Leo Long shot and killed his hired man Alfred Carr 40 of Norfolk with two pistol shots and then wounded his wife in the head and shoulder before shooting himself through the heart Mrs Long expected to recover Long had suffered a nervous breakdown and had been treated at Lincoln veterans hospital He shot Carr while he was pumping a tire on an automobile then killed Mrs Long in the home and then himself
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Norfolk
Neb
Andrew D. Mapes
Leo Long
Alfred Carr
Long
Mapes
Mrs. Long
Funeral Friday for Miles J. Kinney
Funeral services for Miles J. Kinney a farmer nine miles southwest of Huron who took his own life will be held Friday at 2 PM at Welter Chapel Dr C E Wilcox of the Methodist Church will conduct and burial will follow in Riverside Cemetery
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M. J. Kinney
Miles J. Kinney
Huron
Welter Chapel
C. E. Wilcox
Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Wage Hour Law Reforms Discussed By Congress
Elmer F Andrews wage hour administrator says 8000 claimants of violations yielded only four criminal cases three guilty pleas. He cites inspector shortages and business cooperation as factors. Proposals before Congress aim to raise court weight for interpretations and adjust 44 hour week exemptions for those earning 200 dollars monthly. Exempts small exchange telephone operators and ties rulings to regulatory intent.
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Washington
Mar
Elmer F. Andrews
Andrews
Otter
Iynere Fle
Congress
Norton
New Jersey Democrat
House Labor Committee
Jury exonerates officer in death of automobile thief
Town Marshal EB Fuller shot and killed 29 year old Eddie Cox alias Thomas O Day in Fergus County Montana amid a struggle after Cox fired a tear gas canister and began shooting while being questioned about a stolen automobile. Coroner's jury absolved Fuller of fault stating the shooting occurred in the line of duty. Cox, with prior records, had escaped from Miles City industrial school and served a burglary sentence in Glassgow.
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Geraldine
Mont
Mar
EB. C. Fuller
Fork Fergus County
J. E. McKenna
Eddie Cox
Thomas O'Day
George Whitcraft
Lewistown
Cox
Fullert
McKenna
Stalen
Chine
Fuller
MekKenna
Miles City
Glassow
Minister Barred From Pulpit After Capone Statement
Minister Silas A. Thweat is barred from conducting religious services at Terminal Island Federal Prison by Warden E. J. Lloyd after disclosing Al Capone's response to an appeal for conversions. Prison officials request ministers provide no inmate information. Scouts on Hike Near Pierre Report Second Class Tests and river ice conditions.
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Capone
S/ PEDRO
Calif
Mar
Silas A. Thweat
al Capone
Terminal Island Federal Prison
E. J. Lloyd
Lloyd
Harbor Region
Highmore
Farm Island
Pierre
William T. Butterafield
John Schwartz
Supt. K. M
Harkness
Souri River
Three Senate Groups Push Farm Ideas
Washington March 30 The administration farm program drew fire from three Senate groups. One bloc seeks to push measures addressing the cotton surplus and oppose export subsidies. Another, mainly western Wheat and Corn states, asks Agriculture Committee to back a cost of production bill as a substitute for price supports. A third group aims to restore a 250 million parity payment fund cut by the House. Chairman Smith of South Carolina convened the committee to act on the first two proposals. The groups favor farmer buybacks of government cotton loans and limited repayment, with extra payments up to three cents a pound to encourage cotton marketing this season. Senator Frazier backs the cost of production bill proposed by 17 senators.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Agriculture Committee
House
Smith
South Carolina
Senate Agriculture Committee
Frazier
North Dakota
Government Sets Minimum Prices for Farm Crops
The government would fix minimum prices on a long list of farm products to ensure farmers earn a profit on crops consumed domestically.
Barkley Sets Agenda for Congress Key Items Listed
Barkley outlined a plan including railroad relief legislation an export subsidy plan urged by President Roosevelt, emergency WPA funding and next year relief, housing expansion, national defense, and departmental appropriation bills. He expects hearings on neutrality railroad and labor issues and a June 15 to July 1 finish window.
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Barkley
Roosevelt
WPA
Congress
Foreign Relations Committee
Barkley outlines no major changes to neutrality act and housing aids
Senator Barkley voiced that differences over the act could be addressed by administrative changes under the current law and foresaw no fundamental shifts in the crop central act. He indicated vote on the panty fund would depend on the Senate Appropriations Committee and reaffirmed support for the emergency WAP aid while considering expanding FHA insurance and slum clearance funding.
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Barkley
Senate Appropriations
House
United States Housing Authority
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