Latham proposes six year set up for Huron schools
Dr. O. G. R. Latham, president of Town State Teachers C Tr, presented a 14 page report to the city board of education after surveying the Huron system. He urges a six year secondary plan to replace the 7 2 8 arrangement and a junior senior high under a single administration. Recommendations include one supervisor for instruction, two grade principals, and closer meetings among principals, supervisors and teachers to coordinate policy.
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Br. Latham
Iowa
Latham
Arger
Job Finding Drive Launched By FDR
Federal Security Administrator McNutt announced a March employment rise of 18 percent from the prior year as industry and commerce demand grows. He urged cooperation with civic groups and employers during National Employment Week to create 3,000 local committees to aid job seekers despite debates over WPA funding and relief rolls.
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National Youth Administration
Office of Education
Pittsburgh Group Offers Million Reward For Hitler Capture
A Pittsburgh group offered to pay a million dollars for the capture of Adolf Hitler delivering him to the League of Nations before the end of May. Samuel Harder Church of the Carnegie Institute announced the plan on behalf of unnamed backers in a New York Times letter. The proposal recalls a 1919 idea by American soldiers to kidnap the German Kaiser.
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Carnegie Institute
New York Times
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Republicans to vote against Roosevelt reorganization plans
The White House said Republicans in both Senate and House would vote solidly against President Roosevelt's last two government reorganization orders. The president defended the Civil Aeronautics Authority transfer to the commerce department, calling opposition misinformation.
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White House
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Roosevelt
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Congress
Neutrality Study Prompts Carnegie Institute Inquiry
Carnegie Institute President Barden Church says a study of President Roosevelt's neutrality proclamation is underway amid the European war. The group declined to comment on direct involvement with any reward offer but noted areas that may affect the situation. The proclamation calls for impartial neutrality by all within U S territory and jurisdiction during the conflict.
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Barden Church
Carenegie Institute
Expulsion Of 200 Germans Ordered In Romanian Oil Field
Buchares May 1 4 The Romanian government signed orders for the expulsion of 200 Germans after a canvass of 600 homes in oil field districts and other strategic areas. Raiders near Craviova exchanged shots. Police found firearms in many German homes suspected of belonging to a fifth column.
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House Committee Lets Hatch Bill Die In Senate Battle
Washington May May The House judiciary committee killed today the Senate approved bill to regulate political activities of state employes paid with federal funds. The panel tabbed the measure, shelving it in a pigeonhole. Vote not announced. Summers declined further comment. Some members pegged tabling 14 to 10. Key Dempsey NM said he would start a petition to bring it to the House floor with 218 signatures.
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May Snow In Midwest Prompts Historic Cold Snap
Chicago reports a May snowstorm with measurable accumulation of 0.3 inches as Aprils showers ended. Flurries affect Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Michigan, with forecasts for warmer weather tomorrow. Milbank notes a May 1 frost and a 30 degree low, as cold air lingers despite sun.
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Vibora Farmer Dies as Truck Hit by Train Near Viborg
Viborg, South Dakota farmer Vibora Farmer Peterson, about 22, was fatally injured when his loaded stack truck was struck by a Great Northern passenger train near the Highway 7 crossing south of the city. The engine plowed 925 feet. four of six cattle perished. Peterson died en route to a hospital.
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British Spokesman Questions German Contact In Norway
A British war office spokesman questioned the importance of German contact in Norway while admitting a dark outlook for Allied lines. Berlin reports claim advances in Norway with German forces sinking a cruiser and a destroyer as attacks continue on Allied shipping and air bases.
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Germany
Noss
High Command
Miers
FDR And Dewey Hold Big Leads In Delegates As May Opens
Roosevelt leads with 305 pledged delegates as May begins the delegate selection month. Democrats have chosen 374 of 1,094. Republicans have 514 of 1,000. Iowa favors FDR, and Massachusetts pledged most Democrats to Farley in yesterday’s primary. Dewey backers in Tennessee and Massachusetts push for control, Taft’s camp disputes Dewey strength claims.
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