Seek Cooperation To Clear Way For Disarmament Meet
President Roosevelt seeks German conciliatory moves to unlock Geneva disarmament progress. Hull and Davis press for concessions to curb rearming and push reductions toward Versailles limits. Davis to press Britain in London for truce backing as Pani of Mexico joins Washington talks on global economics and silver policy.
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Roosevelt
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State Department
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Hull
Norman H. Davis
London
Alfred Rosenberg
Hitler
Davis
Geneva
United States
Alberto J. Pani
Treasury
Mexico
Briefs in Contempt Appeal From SD Supreme Court
Aberdeen American News and its editor and publisher filed briefs appealing contempt judgments from Circuit Judge J. H. Bottum. They argue the rulings violate freedom of publication, claim the editorials were true and not contemptuous, and that evidence was insufficient. Mathews and Anderson faced $200 fines and suspended 30 day jail terms for editorials critical of Judge Howard Babcock.
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Aberdeen American News
South Dakota Supreme Court
Circuit Judge. A
J. H. Bottum
Faulkton
American News
J. A. Mathews
Howard Anderson
Howard Babcock
Sisseton
Mathews
Anderson
Bury Family Of Six Die In Rapid City Fire
Rapid City reports funeral services were held for six members of the John W. Wilcox family killed in a Monday morning blaze that consumed their two room home. Father used kerosene to start the morning fire. three other children escaped, and the bodies lay in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Rapid City
John W. Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
Mrs. Wilcox
Clara
Batty Jane
Francene
Mountain View
Alphomega To Publish Senior Issue At Huron College
The final Alphomega issue for Huron College seniors will publish the week of May 2. It will include pictures of all seniors and other available photos, totaling about eight pages, replacing the Rubsiyat yearbook abandoned for economy.
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Alphomega
Huron College
Alphamega
Harmony Day Massed Band Concert In Huron
Huron prepares for Harmony Day massed band concert drawing nearly 400 musicians from over a dozen Central South Dakota towns. The event, a featured highlight of National Music Week, will be held in J. W. Campbell park barring any change.
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Winter Wheat Prospects Reported By Agriculture Department
Washington May 10 The Agriculture Department forecast this year s winter wheat crop at 337 485 000 bushels based on the May 1 condition of 66 7 per cent of a normal compared with 334 037 000 bushels a month earlier and 462 151 000 last year The rye crop was forecast at 30 502 000 bushels with a 75 6 per cent normal on May 1 compared with 79 855 000 last year and 7 25 per cent on April 1 this year The report showed winter wheat acreage for harvest at 27 096 000 acres and sown last fall at 39 985 000 acres with abandonment at 32 2 per cent up from 16 7 per cent in 1941 32 and 12 2 per cent average 1921 30 The rye acreage averaged 2 054 000 acres down from 3 721 000 last year The hay condition May 1 stood at 153 per cent of a normal with farm hay stocks about 710 599 000 tons 13 0 per cent of last year The percentage of departures May 1 was 15 per cent normal versus 14 19 years ago and 81 7 the year average
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Mellette Replaces Burned Fire Truck
Mellette, May 10. Citizens welcome a new fire truck placed into service today after the old apparatus and other fire fighting equipment were destroyed by a fire.
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Mellette
Purses Stolen At Choir Party In Huron Home
Four Huron women at a Methodist Episcopal choir farewell party at Henry Kingdon's home 331 Seventh Street Southwest reported purses with about 25 dollars missing. Victims included Mrs. F. C. Hocking and Miss Alma Anderson, with others losing smaller sums or checks. Burglars entered before 11 pm through a rear door while guests prepared to leave. intruders were not seen. Mrs. A. W. Hopkins attended the gathering.
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Henry Kingdon
Seventh Street
F.C. Hocking
Winona Boughton
O. J. Drury
Alma Anderson
Methodist Episcopal Choir
E. L. Bayles
North Platte
Nebr
A. W. Hopkins
Huron
Farm Relief Bill Sent To Roosevelt After Senate Poll
Washington May 10 The Senate abandoned the cost of production guarantee in the farm inflation bill by a 48 to 33 vote, sending the measure to President Roosevelt for signature. The bill allows broad currency expansion power, while the Norris-Simpson provision was dropped after House insistence.
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Wallace
House
Rainey
White House
Garner
House Interstate Commerce Committees
Capitol
Glass
Virginia
U S Business Bright Spots Lift Leather and Steel Sectors
New York reports 109 per cent rise in hide prices boosts the U S leather industry and banks. Detroit plans a 23 000 000 construction program for a slag plant and furnace relines employing 300 now, 4000 later. Hillsboro Carnation milk plant behind three weeks. Marshfield Coos Bay Lumber Co. reopens with 250 workers. Cleveland and Lorain steel mills add 5 000 workers to payrolls after peaks at 54 per cent production and prior payless layoffs.
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David G. Ong
U. S. Leather Company
Ong
Detroit
National Steel Co
Hillsboro
Ore
C. T. Richardson
Carnation
Cleveland
Lorain
Fresh Christmas Day Snow Parade At Mines
School of Mines seniors staged a Christmas day style fun event in mid May with a snow flurry. Freshmen pulled hayracks through town to the tourist park three miles away as upperclassmen set the pace for the prank amid chilly precipitation.
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Rapid Crry
School of Mines
Stow
Hughes County to vote on new courthouse project
Pierre May 10 Hughes County commissioners ordered a special election to decide on building a new courthouse. The plan envisions a $100,000 structure replacing the 50 year old building, with about $60,000 in a building fund and bonds covering the remaining $40,000.
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Hughes Citn
Bilding
Hughes County
Samatitan Hospital to Hold Open House on National Hospital Day
The Samatitan hospital will observe National Hospital Day Friday by holding an open house from 2 to 5 o'clock. The public is invited to visit the hospital.
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Samatitan Hospital
National Hospital
Roosevelt's Railroad Bill Sparks Labor Showdown in Congress
Washington by Paul Mallon analyzes the Roosevelt railroad bill's fate as labor lobbies push for pension or severance pay. Dill and Couzens lead the rail labor amend ment strategy, while Roosevelt suggests broader proposals for Congress’s next session. The piece notes heavy executive influence and the swift, breathless pace of legislative action.
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Washington
Paul Mallon
Roosevelt
Congress
G. Tenson
Senate
Chairman Dill
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senator Couzens
Soil In Good Shape Over S D After Rains
South Dakota weather summary says surface soil improved after recent rains, with sub soil still dry in many areas. Corn planting underway, spring grains up though germination lagged in dry patches, vegetation growth slowed by cool weather, and conditions vary by region including Huron and Arlington.
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South Dakota
ME Blystone
State Weather Bureau
W C T U urged to take active role at district meet
The Women's Christian Temperance Union district convention heard Mrs. Flora Mitchell of Brookings call for serious activity. New officers elected include Mrs. Walter Shuck of Aberdeen president, Miss Charles Groton vice president, Mrs. W. F. Kohl Aberdeen corresponding secretary, Mrs. Richard Jones Bath recording secretary, and Mrs. Palmer Peterson Groton treasurer. Miss Berkley Berry Ipswich won the silver medal contest.
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Women's Christian’ Termperance Union
Flora Mitchell
Brookings
Walter Shuck
Aberdeen
Mig
Charles Groton
Sec‘retary
Richard Jones
Bath
Palmer Peterson
Groton
Berkley
Berry
Ipswich
Thousands Recalled To Work In Steel Mills Upturn Drives Wage Hikes
Thousands return to mills nationwide as demand rises and wages jump from five to twenty percent. Pennsylvania firms announce boosts, Goodyear in Akron adds hours for 124% rise, Planters Nut and Chocolate leads with 20 percent. Cleveland steel mills recall 10,000 to 20,000 workers, boosting related employment by 5,000. Stocks rise on NYSE with U S Steel up, American Telephone and Allied Chemical strong.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Supreme Shirt Company
Philadelphia
George E. Rogers and Company
Pittsburgh
Berkowicz Shirt Company
Uniontown
Goodyear
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Planters Nut and Chocolate Company
Suffelk
Cleveland
Steel Milla
Independent
Ice Cream Manufacturers Association
Ford Dealers
Summit County
Ohio
Possession Of Beer Leads To Fine In County Court
Glen Martinson of Lake county was fined 50 dollars after pleading guilty to possessing beer. He was arrested late Tuesday at Salem by Sheriff Morris Gregory. The McCook county sheriff said Martinson had 56 cases of beer bought in Minnesota.
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Sioux Falls
Glen Martinson
Salemsma
Morris Gregory
Ray E. Dougherty
McCook County
Martinson
Lake County
Minnesota
Weather Report for Huron and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy with probable rain tonight and Thursday. Mixed precipitation in the west with snow in extreme western parts. Warmer conditions expected in the west on Thursday afternoon.
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Huron
South Dakota
Thernoon
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