See Little Chance In Fight To End Blank Check Plan
Washington May 3 A White House objection likely will kill proposals to curb the President's discretionary relief spending. A spokesman said it would violate Roosevelt's wishes to stop direct appropriations to relief agencies. Subcommittee members had pressed to end blank check expenditures but may keep current methods. Endorsements from AFL President Green LaGuardia and CIO chief Lewis were noted as the hearings closed.
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Roosevelt
House
Works Progress Administration
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Woodrun
Virginia
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Florello LaGuardia
New York
United States Conference of Mayors
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
White
United States Chamber of Commerce
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National Bank of New York
Norton
New Jersey
Labor Committee
Senate Banking
Sintuy
Fogrora
Congress
Hope Iage
Senate
Bakers Return to School at South Dakota Convention
Bakers from South Dakota gathered for the annual Bakers Association meeting in Sioux Falls watching Louis Hasselbring of St. Paul demonstrate sweet doughs at the new Patty Ann Bake Shop. Business fills Wednesday with a banquet and carnival dance to follow, toastmaster TFF Naughtfin of Omaha serving at the banquet. Speaker Bankhead appeared in the Capitol wheel chair after a Sunday night stabbing incident.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Bakers Association of
Patty Ann
Louis Hasselbring
St. Paul
Tff Naughtfin
Omaha
Weather Farms To Permit FDR And Friends To Fish
Charlestown South Carolina May 3 President Roosevelt and White House companions enjoyed better weather and fished in small boats off Somana Bay near the Dominican coast. It marked the first fishing attempt since the sea vacation began Saturday morning.
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Charlestown
S. C
Roosevelt
White House
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Dominican
Chinese Report Sensational Gain On South Shantung Front
Chinese dispatches claim a seven mile Chinese thrust on the south Shantung front with Japanese lines buckling under the onslaught. The reports say 9,000 Chinese troops ready to participate in a general offensive between Talerhchwang and Pihsien in Kiungsu Province, following a prior Japanese defeat.
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Shanghai
Shantung
Talerhchwang
Pihsien
Kiungsu Province
Burke Demands NRLB Ousters
Senator Burke of Nebraska urged resignations for the National Labor Relations Board members charging they pursue compulsory unionization of workers. He called for fair policy in the labor act and for courts to share jurisdiction, saying the act aimed at peace has worsened tensions. Chamber of Commerce leaders warned against class antagonism and warned government overreach could remove brakes on spending.
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Burke
Nebraska
National Labor Relations Board
United States Chamber of Commerce
Labor Board
Committee For Industrial Organization
Davis
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chise National Bank of New York
Roosevelt
Aldrich
Roosevelt Endorsed Pepper Watched In Florida Primary
Florida Democrats held a crowded U S Senate primary with Claude Pepper seeking renomination backed by President Roosevelt’s son James Pepper faced Rep Mark Wilcox who contested White House plans while former Gov Dave Sholtz campaigned with the administration for less government interference In other states South Dakota Alabama and Indiana voters weighed Senate races with near headlines including anti-Catholic pamphleteering in SD and bids against Hitchcock and Heflin in SD and Alabama respectively
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Thair Nominen
United States
Clauda Pepper
Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Wos
Mark Wilcox
White House
Wilcox
South Dakota
Tom Berry
Hitchcock
Job Berry
Fred Hildebrandt
Herbert Hitchcock
Senate
Leslie Jensen
Aho
Alabama
Lister Hill
Thomas Heflin
Joe Starnes
Huronite To Get Election Returns Tonight
The Evening Huronite will publish primary and special city election returns tonight. Readers may call 4151 after tabulation begins. first city results expected about 6 pm, with county results likely shortly after. County leaders said no election headquarters would be set up. three representatives opposed for renomination, including one of five women in the House, Mrs. Virginia Jenckes.
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Huronite
Eee Eso
Virginia Jenckes
Frank Spence to Move From Miller Store
Yesterday M W Wiseman of Minneapolis assumed the business manager role at the J C Penney store here after Frank Spence resigned. Wiseman arrived with his wife and two children. The Spences will soon leave for San Francisco where Mr Spence will join the Penney store there.
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M. W. Wiseman
Minneapolis
J. C. Penney
Frank Spence
Wisemen
Hennepin J.C. Penney
Spence
San Francisco
Penney
Schmeling Confident of Title Fight Victory in New York
Bremen crowd backs German boxer Max Schmeling as he sails to New York for a scheduled heavyweight title bout with Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium. Schmeling projects certainty of becoming champion, while locals and fans rally behind his chances in the anticipated match.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Max
Bremen
New York
Joe Louis
Yankee
Tunea
Tercen
Rain Fails To Curb Enthusiasm Of Huron Voters
Voters in Huron, despite light rain, flocked to 10 precincts for municipal and primary elections. At 1 p.m. City Auditor Walt and County Auditor Youngs tallied 1796 municipal and 1722 primary votes, with turnout higher than two years ago. Precinct totals show steady support across wards amid afternoon campaigning and comparisons to past elections. continue reading on page two See ELECTION.
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M. F. Walt
G. Youngs
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Senate
Congress
Yankton
Pierre
Naval Expansion Bill Is Passed
The Senate approved the administration's 1.156 billion naval expansion bill by a 56 to 28 vote. The plan raises total battleship tonnage, expands carrier size, and would authorize 46 warships, 950 airplanes, and 28 auxiliaries, with appropriations pending. Northwest senators opposed the measure with several named votes.
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Senate
House
Congress
Northwest
Bnnesata
Cand
Plan for a cheap car to achieve 50 miles per gallon
The World Telegram reports Emile Mathis and Alex Wenner-Geen are planning a new rear radial engine car aimed at $500 or less. Manufacturing would occur in France England Sweden and the United States with plans near New York. The car would reportedly run 50 to 60 miles per gallon of gasoline, use seven to nine cylinders, and reach about 60 mph.
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The
World-Telegram
Emile Ebc Mathis
Alex Wenner-Geen
France
England
Sweden
United States
Mathis
Daladier orders more manpower for France
Premier Edouard Daladier announces a decree to bolster France's armed forces with more soldiers sailors and airmen and to fund the effort with an 8 percent tax rise that lifts the annual tax bill by about 120 million francs. The decree opens 4.7 billion francs for national defense and enlarges the army navy and air force manpower.
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Paris
France
Edouard Daladier
National Defense
Albert Lebrun
May precipitation climbs past normal totals in heavy May shower
The month began with rain and a morning thunder shower bringing May’s total to 0.53 inches before noon. Combined with 0.28 inches the day before, May totals reach 1.31 inches as the year’s rainfall rises to 14 inches, more than double the normal 4.52. Farmers accept delays but value the stored moisture as insurance against dry spells, with forecasts predicting continued cloudiness and slightly cooler temps.
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Federal
B. R. Laskowski
Windsor's Name Heard In Parliament
In London on May 6 a Labour MP questioned whether the former king Duke of Windsor is drawing a salary from British armed forces. The inquiry sought details on his naval and military positions and any emoluments. The Duke was understood to hold high ranks but had lost special seniority.
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London
Windsor
J. R Leslie
Duke of Windsor
Hitler Met By Cheering Crowds At Every Station
Adolf Hitler arrived in Rome for a state visit amid massive crowds along the line from Brenner Pass. At each stop along Tuscany toward Rome cheering residents and flags welcomed the German leader, with Mussolini expected to meet him aboard a train and accompany him into the capital. Police tightened checks as Italian and German crews prepared a major display of fascist solidarity.
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Il Duce
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Vatican
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Mois
Brennera
Fuhrer
Vittorio Emanuela
Brennero
Rudolph Hex
Joseph Goebbels
Runaway Minneapolis Girls Returned Home
Two 11 year old Minneapolis girls June Sherewood and Shirley Driscoll were returned home today after a five day hitchhiking expedition. Watertown police picked them up and their parents called for them.
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Minneapolis
VPI
June Sherewood
Shirley Driscoll
Mineneapolis
Watertown
S.D
Roessler Reelected President in South Dakota Optometrists Meet
Dr Chris Rossteller of Mitchell was reelected president of the South Dakota Association of Optometrists at the close of the twenty ninth annual convention in Pierre. Dr J L Yeager of Madison was reelected as another officer, with others named in the outgoing roster.
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Chris Rossetler
Mitchell
South Dakota Association of Optometriste
J.L., Yeager
Madison
Dreamtver
Afticcra PC
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