Missouri Project Is Urged By Booster Group At Capital
Washington May 18 A Missouri development booster group releases a long report urging river improvements to aid the upper Missouri. The Upper Missouri Valley Development Association calls for 21 locks and dams from Sioux City to the Yellowstone, with South Dakota taking 12 and North Dakota 2. Fort Peck, Mont, reservoir would flood control and power potential, while critics question its necessity. The plan favors private power sales and flood relief, arguing the project could irrigate sugar beets and develop manganese and aluminum industries in the central region.
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Middle West
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Fort Peck
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Upper Missouri Association
Sioux City
Yellowstone River
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Mississippi
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Fort Peet
Approve Institutions For Home Loan Bank
DES MOINES May 13 Seventeen building and loan associations and a savings bank have been approved for membership in the eighth district home loan bank. Missouri supplied seven new members Minnesota four Iowa three South Dakota three and North Dakota one. New members include Minot Building & Loan Association N D Home Savings Association Sioux Falls Union Savings Bank Sioux Falls and Webster Building & Loan Association Webster S D
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Home Loan Bank
Robert J. Richard
Missouri
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minot Building & Loan Association
Minot
N. D
Home Savings
Sioux Falls
Bank
Sioux
Falls and Webster
Building & “Loan Association
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Heflin to Speak at Legion Meet Tonight
Woodford A Heflin will address foreign relations at an open American Legion post meeting tonight. The event begins at 8 p.m. in the Legion hall with Commander E C McKenzie noting the talk ties to the disarmament conference and international affairs. Entertainment includes EA Sewell and the Legion quintet.
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Weather forecast for Haremaaa Viinity
Cloudy conditions persist with possible showers through Friday. Cooler temperatures expected across Haremaaa Viinity with unsettled skies and a few brief rain chances.
Mercury Heat Records Set In Huron And Aberdeen
Mercury rose to new highs as Huron recorded a peak of 103. a.m. readings climbed from 58 early morning to a noontime crest and a 3 pm peak before cooling promised tonight and Friday. Aberdeen reported a premature summer high of 68 degrees, with Tuesday reaching 63 degrees, and forecasts indicating clouds and possible showers.
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Huron
Government Weather Bureau
Aberdeen
Guards Still On Duty In Milk War
Milwaukee May 18 guardsmen in uniform carrying rifles patrolled picket lines of Wisconsin milk to prevent violence as authorities prepared to move dairy products. Seven hundred fifty guardsmen quartered in armories state wide amid arrests of 245 strikers in Shawane county.
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National Guardsg
Wisconsin
Adjt
Ralph M. Turnel
Shawane County
Guninaty Ts Set to Shoot at Four
A fragment notes a four o clock shot sequence and a wounding of one person with a man killed. The report appears tentative and unclear about specifics or identities.
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Guninaty Ts
Burglar And Purse Snatcher Caught After Thrilling Chase Here Today
A swift pursuit in Huron led to the arrest of Robert Shore, 26, described as a burglar and purse snatcher. Caught in a hayloft behind the Gillstrap residence with Miss Coshun’s missing purse recovered, Shore admitted thefts from Legg’s farm and the purse incident. Deputy Sheriff Huntley said Shore would be arraigned this afternoon.
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Harald Marquis
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Miss. Cochua
Eighth Street
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Shorento
Harvey Huntley
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Legg
Miss Coshun
J. W. Campbell Park
Samaritan Hospital
Miss Coshum
Bright Spots In U S Business Mixed With Farm Gains
The Associated Press reports in Minneapolis that April farm income in the Northwest rose due to higher produce prices and increased marketings of grains, marking the first time since 1925 that a month’s farm income exceeded the year-ago level. Northwest cash income from seven key farm products was up 8 percent from last April. Hog, sheep, butter and egg prices climbed. grain prices also rose early May. In Gary Indiana steel mills revived with orders for 75,000 tons and more auto parts and farm machinery orders. Illinois April employment and payrolls show slight gains with wage earners at 263,062 and total payrolls up 0.2 percent. Daily Metal Trade notes a 24% weekly wage rise in steel operations at midweek capacity use. Crude mining of zinc? not clarified.
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Wave
Mid- West
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Chicago
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Cleveland
Signing Of Muscle Shoals Bill Ends Long Fight
Washington May 18 Ending a 13 year contest over the Muscle Shoals property, President Roosevelt signed the Norris-Fall bill to govern its use and aid Tennessee Valley development. Senator Norris of Nebraska witnessed the ceremony as government operation of the Shoals project prevailed. The new law authorizes a three member Tennessee Valley Authority board to manage development near Muscle Shoals Alabama and to construct dams power houses reservoirs transmission lines and related facilities. The act also contemplates real estate acquisition and power distribution with funds from 50 million dollars in bonds and allows construction of Cove Creek Dam and a power line to Muscle Shoals. Tax questions loom over financing the program as Congress debates a 220 million tax plan to support the 3.3 billion public works bill amid impeachment trials and banking reform legislation.
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Muscle Shoals
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley
Norris
Nebraska
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ala
St. Can
Coc
Ntrate
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Clinch River
Tennessee
The National Whirligig Washington by Paul Malton
The piece discusses secret plans for June and July with talks of conference actions. It notes European disagreement and mentions London staying plans for strategic moves. It references influence on capital police and fears around a bonus army visit linking to Democratic and Republican dynamics.
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Washington
Paul Malton
Ing.opa
Bonus
Disarmament Talks Put Roosevelt and Hitler in Spotlight
Geneva briefings show delegates see Roosevelt and Hitler as shaping the conference destiny. They seek clarity on arms control, world pact participation, league action, enforceable sanctions, and neutral rights amid war risks. France and Germany remain decisive as the arms talk resumes with Davis empowered in Washington and Neurath heading to Geneva.
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Associated’ Press
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Baron
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World Pictured Atop Powder Key In Italy’s State View
Rome May 18 editors reflect Italian views on Roosevelt’s message and Hitler’s declarations. A grand council meeting with Mussolini awaited to voice sentiments. Fascist press shows strong warning that the world sits on a powder keg with a short fuse.
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Chan
Cellor Hitler
Grand Council
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Giormale D'Italia
Hitler
Seek Release Of Ranchers Held Captive By Outlaws
ALFINE TEX May 184 If diplomatic negotiations fail to effect the release two American ranchers held captive by Mexican outlaws. Texas cattlemen will ride to their aid on the desolate ranges below the border in a patch of four horses stolen by miscreants.
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