Wheat quotas not needed says Federal officials in May forecast
Federal crop officials said prospective wheat supplies do not justify marketing quotas to curb surpluses. A wartime style report notes a winter wheat crop forecast of 543,026,000 bushels with potential total supply around 1.618 billion for the season, while May 1 conditions hint at smaller outputs. Rye and winter wheat in South Dakota show sharp declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Crop Reporting Board
Agriculture Department
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oregon
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
H. R. Walker
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Walker
Mass meeting yields chance for silent suspects to talk
Philadelphia reports a dramatic mass meeting with 24 people tied to an insurance murder ring, as detectives seek to identify the mastermind. Investigators earlier swore warrants for nine more arrests on murder charges, aiming to pressure quizzed suspects to name partners amid impending mass murder trials starting May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fice
Widawa
Ringly
Seaboard
Taist Nngat
Pallbearers Named For Rev Father Gaire Rites
Intimate friends and associates of the 34 year old priest during eight years of service in parishes at Aber deen Bridgewater and Huron were announced as pallbearers for the Rev Father John Gaire of St Martin s Catholic Church whose funeral will be held Friday morning at 1930 o clock Active pallbearers include L J Lowe Aberdeen Joseph Garry Bridgewater M A Artz T E O Brien A H Crawford and Hope Geiger Huron Honorary pallbearers are Leo Weber Bridgewater W J Becker Aberdeen C J O Brien F P Hogan H W Markey N J Koppert Gerald Thompson and M C Welsh Ruran Relatives of Rev Gaire who lost his life in an automobile accident near Groton Monday morning were due to arrive in Huron today Sister Maurice an instructor in Notre Dame Academy at Mitshell a cousin of the accident See FATHER GAIRE Page 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Bridgewater
Huron
John Gaire
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Lock
L. J. Lowe
Joseph Garry
M. A. Artz
T. E O'Brien
A. H. Crawford
Hope Geiger
Leo Weber
W. J. Becker
C. J. O'Brien
F. P. Hogan
H. W. Markey
N. J. Koppert
Gerald Thompson
M.C. Welsh
Ruran
Garre
Groton
Maurice
Notre Dame Academy
Mitshell
Father Gaire
Brandenburg Named Summer Police Officer in Huron
Ray Brandenburg, long time Huron resident and former C N W Railroad boilermaker, joins the Huron police for the summer. He will enforce the 90 minute downtown parking rule on Dakota Avenue and Third Street South and take motorcycle traffic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brandenburg
Huron
Pierre
Jake S. Nelson
Brandenburg
Dakota Avenue
Second
Fifth Streets
Third Street
Kansas
Tinois Avenues
Youthful killer is paroled to Flanagan's home
James Hall, 15, who killed 54 year old Andrew J. Mueller on April 30 after a quarrel, is released to Father Flanagan's Boy's Home at Boys Town Nebraska by County Judge Lewis Larson. The judge suspended the State Training School sentence to age 21 after Rev. L. J. Demets requested custody. The murder charge remains unchanged and he may be retried if the sentence proves inadequate. State psychologist and Dr. L. J. Panekow found no abnormal traits. Hall was rated an intelligent 138.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
James Hall
Andrew J. Mueller
Father Flanagan
Boys Town
Neb
Lewis Larson
L. J. Demets
Larson
Rev. Demer
J. H. Craft
Redfield
L. J. Panekow
States Attorney’s Office
Craft
Methodists Unite In One Church After Union Vote
Nine hundred delegates from three Methodist branches approved a union plan in Kansas City. Bishop John M. Moore declared the church united as about 8 million members. Legal action threatened by South church laymen did not materialize as the conference adjourned after two weeks of drafting a government plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Methodist Church
John M. Moore
Dallas
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Protestant Church
Uniting Conference
Treasury Presses Tax Reforms to Stop Business Checks
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau stated the administration will ask Congress to remove business deterrents from tax laws to spur investment. He denied Roosevelt blocked a tax revision plan and reiterated support for consolidating four corporate taxes into a single levy plus loss-offset provisions among other technical changes favored by business leaders. Morgenthau observed his 48th birthday by ordering red roses for a treasury garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzien
Treasury Secretary
Morgenthau
Treasury Garden
Rev. C. B. Harrold Dies At Kenosha
The Rev Curtis Brockens Harrold 55 former pastor of Huron First Methodist and Mitchell district superintendent died in Kenosha Wisconsin of a heart attack after preaching. He had served at Huron 1922 to 1927 and was superintendent 1927 to 1929 before pastorates in Watertown and Kenosha. Surviving are his widow and four daughters Ona Rachael Elizabeth and Mary Louise.
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Curtis Brockens Harrold
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Huron
Mitchell
Dakota Conference
Kenosha
Wis
Associated Press
Harrold
First Methodist
Methodist
Watertown
D.D
Wisconsin
Murdo Methodist Church
Mitchell Methodist Church
Groton
Ona
Rachael
Elizabeth J
Mary Louise
Youngster Is Named Soviet Ambassador In Moscow Move
Washington reports Constantine Oumansky, charge d affaires of the Soviet embassy, was named ambassador today, becoming the capital’s youngest envoy from a major power. He will observe his 37th birthday Sunday. The appointment succeeds Alexander Troyanovsky as Soviet envoy, announced yesterday in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Constantine Oumansky
Alexander Troyanovsky
Moscow
Deadlock Ends Today In Soft Coal Shutdown
New York dated May 11 reports Dr John R Steelman of the U S Conciliation Service stating the soft coal deadlock is over for the public. He notes many operators already practice union shop while the union seeks district wide agreements. John L Lewis and CIO leaders urged outside contracts while Appalachian talks continued. The government approved a two year extension with union agreement to sign contracts as operators indicated.
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New York
John R. Steelman
U.S. Conciliation Service
Steelman
John L. Lewis
CIO
United Mi Workers of America
Appalachian
United Mine Workers
Appalachian ‘Conference
Lewis
Appalachian Negotiating Committee
B.S. UT
Eight Dead Feared In Chicago Grain Elevator Fire
An explosion and fire leveled a large south side grain elevator in Chicago. Firemen feared eight or more workers were killed as flames spread to four neighboring elevators. Losses exceed 1 million dollars while five firemen and four others were injured. The heat prevented confirmation of casualties and trapping at Rosenbaum Grain elevator A.
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Chicago
South Side
Michael J. Corrigan
Rosenbaum Grain Company
Gassler
Optimistic note seen in pope's report of progress
Soviet newspaper reports Britain's security proposals unacceptable and a League meeting awaited. Chamberlain and Daladier asserted readiness to fulfill obligations while Pope Pius XII moves toward a peaceful settlement. Hopeful observers noted calmer European tensions and pursuit of a four power balance with Russia.
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Pope
Britain
Associated Press
Chamberlain
Daladies
Rome
Pius II
Europe
Danzig
Leon Blum
France
London
No Need For Vote Says Danzig Paper
The Danziger Vorposten, Nazi mouthpiece in the Free City, asserted there was no need for a plebiscite appeal or vote by the Danzig senate for the union with Germany. It claimed the future of Danzig is to be decided in Berlin by German politics.
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Europe
Paris
Daladier
France
Britain
Berlin
Warsaw
London
Rome
Dan Be
Pomorze
Free City OF Danzig
Danziger Vorposten
Free City
Danzig Senate
Union of Danzig
Germany
Danzig
AAA Photography Contract for South Dakota Aerial Photos
Alfred R. Barnes announced the AAA has awarded a Park Aerial Survey contract to photograph 21 102 square miles across 21 counties in South Dakota. The project, totaling 44 400 dollars for the state, completes aerial mapping in the state under the north central region program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Alfred R. Barnes
State Committee
Washington
Acral
Park Aerial Survey
Louisville
Kentucky
Campbell
Walworth
Potter
Sully
Hughes
Buffalo
Brule
Yerauld
Hyde
Hand
Faulk
Edmunds
McPherson
Brown
Spink
Beadle
Clark
Day
Marshall
Robarts
Grant
Codington
Hamlin
Devel
Marshall Day
Soil Conservation Service
AAA
North Central
Missouri River
Agricultural Conservation Farm Program
State
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Richard Arlen Visits Huron Airport on Surprise Stop
Page recounts actor Richard Arlen arriving at W W Howes Municipal Airport in Huron while en route from Omaha to St Paul. He walked the tarmac about 15 minutes during refueling at 4 53 pm and left at 5 13 pm. He drew little autograph requests, drank coca cola, and officials were not notified of his visit. The report notes 1 000 000 Japanese troops in central China per an admiralty statement.
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Micnara Nyien vi
Aves Wood
Cal
W.W. W. Howes
Omaha
St. Paul
Arlen
Huron
China
Tokyo
Admiralty
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Secret Merce
Harry Hopkins
Doy
Washington Desk
Flanagan
Plankinton
Methodists
Treasury
Charlie Ross
Gustav Blaiz
Carpenter
Phoenix
Ariz
Germantown
Paw
Blair
Ross
Charles Rowson
C. B. Harrold
Huron Methodist
Mammoth South Side
Oliver Stanley
Bil Board, of Trade
House of Commons
Great Britain
Rumania
United Kingdom
Romania
Investia Today
Geneva
Russia
Izvestia
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Poland
League of Nation's Council
Viscount Halifax
Georges Bonnet
International
Counties Inc. D
Richard Arlen
Huron Airport
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