Plan for Alcohol in Gas Sparks University Speech
George Granger Brown of the University of Michigan told the American Petroleum Institute that compulsory alcohol blending in motor fuel offers no financial benefit to consumers, producers, or the nation. He cited six bills before Congress and argued that only equipment manufacturers would gain, potentially from public funding up to 400 million dollars, urging alternatives like burning corn directly for heating.
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Tulsa
Ukla
George Granger Brown
University of Michigan Today
American Petroleum Institute
Congress
Brown
Institute
Hot Springs Selected 1934 Women’s Convention City
Business and professional women of South Dakota chose Hot Springs as the 1934 convention city and reelected a full slate of officers. Mabel E. Senior of Aberdeen was named president and official delegate to the national biennial convention in Chicago.
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Hot Springs
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Mabel E. Senior
Mattie Alarie
At Springs
Waldo Strohbehn
Wagner
Mary Davis
Pierre
Eva Keller
Fay Cravrford
Rapid City
Misa Senior
Chicago
Business Pickup Seen In Many States
In Chicago on May 18 Henry H. Heimann of New York executive manager of the National Association of Creditmen reported improved business conditions in Iowa Nebraska and North Dakota. He said there is a marked contrast with three months ago.
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Chicago
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
Henry H. Heimann
New York
National Association of Creditmen
Heimann
Japs Move Into City After Heated Battle
Dispatches report to Tokyo that the 1th Infantry brigade under Maj. Gen. Heijiro Hattori captured Shihmenchen ten miles south of Matanvu after hours of heavy fighting and pushed Chinese forces toward Kichows. The 6th brigade under Maj. Gen. Tadashi Kawahara reportedly renewed its assault, taking heights near Nanshengchuang, ten miles northeast of Miyun. In North Dakota, May 18, Charles Dutton, valedictorian, 16, drowned while bathing at Long Lake Creek during the Moffitt School picnic tragedy.
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Tokyo
Rengo Gapanese
North China Front
Heijiro Hattori
Shihmenchen
Matanvu
Kichows
Tadashi ‘Kawahara
Nanshengchuang
Miyun
Moffitt
N. D
Charles Dutton
Long Lake Creek
Women Get Advice On Earning Money at Convention
MINNEAPOLIS May convention of the American Association of University Women discussed women increasing earnings through training in economics and entering the business world. Mrs. Chase Gering Woodhouse of Greensboro and Dr. Mary E. Woolley of South Hadley addressed delegates, noting postwar study groups as a key feature of American life.
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Minneafolis
American ‘Association of University Women
Chase Gering Woodhouse
Greensboro
N.C
Mary E. Woolley
South Hadley
Mass
Huron Musicians Begin Tour From College Ensemble
Huron college artists left this morning for a tour visiting Bonilla Tulare Rockham Redfield Frankfort and Daland high schools. The program runs about 30 minutes at each stop with Professor John Wharton and Professor Carl Jacobs leading the group along with Eugene Kingdon Hazel Grace Tol Jefson and a student quartet. Professor Herbert G. Titt leads and will speak at assemblies.
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Huron
Huron College
Bonilla
Miner shoots singer after union insult in Springfield
Dominic Teneski, UMW union member, told police he shot Johan Mulrooney after the singer walked in front of his house singing songs that mocked the union. Mulrooney was wounded in the groin and hospitalized. physicians said he would recover. Teneski said he opened fire after his garage had been bombed twice that week.
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Springfield
Ill
Dominic Teneski
United Mine Workers’ Union
Johan Mulrooney
Mulrooney
Teneski
Pneumonia Kills Sally Vision Aide to Jack Zuta
Sally Vision once named by police as chief aide to Jack Zuta died in a Chicago hospital from bronchial pneumonia yesterday. Vision was connected to a crime ring and had been identified as a top aide. Zuta himself was shot to death earlier at a summer resort hotel near Waukesha, Wisconsin, on August 2, 1930.
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Jack
Zuta
Chicago
Sally ‘Vision
Jack Zuta
Vision
Waukesha
Wis
Minnesota seeks to collect delinquent railroad taxes
St Paul May 18 An attempt to collect 1 009 252 dollars in alleged delinquent gross earnings taxes and penalties from seven railroads operating in Minnesota has been started by Edward J Pearlove state comptroller The roads are the Burlington Rock Island Northwestern Green Bay Western Canadian National Minnesota Central and Duluth South Shore
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Minnesota
ST. Paul
Edward J. Pearlove
Burlington
Rock Island
Northwestern
Green Bay & Western
Canadian ‘National
Minois Central
Duluth
South Shore
Exports Slump In State Last Year
The Commerce Department reports South Dakota exported only 40 percent as much merchandise in 1932 as in 1931. Values show declines across lard bacon textiles machinery and vehicles with minor gains in non metallic minerals, edible animal products and metals. The report lists detailed year to year figures and broad categories of exports.
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Washington
South Dakota
Commetce’ Department
National Parents and Teachers leader warns of school crisis
Mrs. Hugh Bradford of Sacramento, president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, arrived in Seattle for the national convention to say the nation's schools face the gravest crisis in their history. She urged sensible economies during wartime.
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Seatile
Wash
Hugh Bradford
Sacramento
Cal
National
Congress of Parents
School convention to discuss education fundamentals
A convention will open Sunday and continue until Friday to address concerns about keeping education fundamentals intact. The discussion focuses on student learning, curriculum quality, and the impact of policy on schools and children. The event gathers educators and officials to seek solutions.
Gandhi's Condition Called Satisfactory
Poona May 18 Gandhi's condition was called satisfactory by a physician examining the Mahatma during the second week of a three week fast against untouchability. The doctor credited Gandhi's mental control and energy conservation for his steadiness and believed he would survive the ordeal.
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Gandhi
Poona
India
Bulletin Today
Cottage To House Poor At Aberdeen County Farm
Aberdeen May 18 Brown county commissioners started an experiment at the county poor farm to lighten the taxpayers indigent burden. They began erecting a cottage using lowest bidder lumber and FR F C labor. If cottages prove economical the county will build more instead of paying rents for dependents.
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Aberdeen
FR. F. C
Steamship Leirstad Sinks After Iceberg Collision
The steamship Leirstad, carrying ore from Wabana to Rotterdam, struck an iceberg off Cape St Francis and sank. The crew were saved.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Leirstad
Wabana
Rotterdam
Cape St Francis
Boy is born to Jobyna Halston and Richard Arlen
Hollywood May 18 reports a son born last night to former actress Jobyna Halston and film actor Richard Arlen. Mrs. Arlen expressed satisfaction upon hearing the gender of the newborn.
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Jobyna Halston
Hollywood
Richard ‘Arlen
Barnstable Grand Jury Due Back Today in Kidnapping Case
Barnstable Massachusetts May 18 the Barnstable county grand jury was expected to report today after three days of review into the kidnapping of Margaret McMath ten. Kenneth and Cyril Buck Harwichport brothers are held in lieu of a one hundred thousand dollar bail in connection with the abduction.
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Barnstable
Mass
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