Molotov Replaces Litvinoff as Soviet Foreign Minister
The AP reports Vyacheslav Molotov succeeds Litvinoff as Soviet foreign minister. Known as Stalin’s shadow, Molotov, 49, once a clerk’s son born northeast of Moscow, rose from czarist persecution to prominent leadership roles, with a reputation as a hard, decisive figure in Soviet policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ween Blunt
Yinoff
Vyaches- Taff
Bee Jme
Molotoff
the Hammer
Scriabin
Russia
Moscow
Stalin
Molotov Rose From Relative Obscurity To Stalin Aide
The text notes Molotov rose from anonymity in 1928 to become Stalin's prime minister and trusted ally by 1930 and remained prominent thereafter. It mentions his blue serge suit and Soviet cap, vegetarianism, teetotaler lifestyle, and that his wife heads the food industry ministry. Trotsky’s Mexico questioning is cited regarding Molotov’s status and potential murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta
Lin
Stalin
U.S
White House
Molotoff
Russia
Trotsky
Mexico
Smoke Forces Garner From His Room In Striped Pajamas
Vice President Garner in blue and white striped pajamas was evacuated from his Washington Hotel suite after a smoky disturbance from the air conditioning system. A small blaze elsewhere in the hotel was quickly contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Garner
Model Dairy Plans Move to Second Street Site
Carl A. Wetrich, proprietor, announced the Model Dairy will reopen early next week at 35-57 Second Street Southeast after remodeling. The plant has operated at the rear of 465 Dakota Avenue South while the new interiors are rearranged and a new front is constructed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Wetrich
Model Dairy
Second Street
Dakota Avenue
South
Wetrich
Corn Beef and Royal Courtesy Dwarf War News Says MacKenzie
DeWitt MacKenzie weighs how Europe’s crises, Argentina canned corn beef, England’s queen curtsy, Gehrig’s benching, and a Persian birth reflect shifting public focus. The columnist argues panic rises with small signals but may fade as events move on, urging calm and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
New York
Europe
America
England
King George and Queen Elizabeth Visit Winnipeg
Royal couple due in Manitoba with 100000 Manitoba and 50000 U S visitors anticipated for Victoria Day. Governors Stassen Heil Wilson head U S delegation. bands from North High Minneapolis and Aberdeen SD to perform for 500 Canadian students at the legislative building. Bushfields decline Winnipeg stop due to prior engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreiber
Ont
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Fort William
Port Arthur
Lake Superior
Charley W. Cox
Victoria
Stassens
United States
Winnipeg
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Empire
Mexico
Stasson
William H. Fal Jon
St. Paul
George Leach I
Minneapolis
Julius C. Heil
Wisconsin
George A. Wilson
Iowa
North Darom
South Dakota
Legislative Building
John Bracken
Manitoba
North High School
Aberdeen
S. D
Rolla
North Dakota
American Legion
St. Cloud
Minn
South Dakota State College
Bushfields
Pierre
Harlan Bushfield
Bushfield
Huron Rain Drenches Dakota Division Railroad
Rain showers from the south east to the state line pound the Dakota Division of the C. N. W. railroad corridor with most tracks soaked outside the extreme southeast and west river regions. Crews work to clear grounds and restore services as conditions spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Snora
Dakota
Rainfall report shows varied south and west line totals
Chief Dispatcher John Sainsbury notes rainfall across the west line from Huron to Pierre averaging three-quarters of an inch. East of Huron totals include 0.87 at Huron, 0.75 at Manchester, 1.15 at De Smet, 0.76 at Hetland, and 0.50 to 1.0 near Arlington and Astoria. Moisture tapers eastward with half inch generally along the south line from Iroquois to Unityville, while Salem reports 0 and light showers from Farker to Canistota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sainsbury
Huron
Pierre
Manchester
de Smet
Dust storms and heavy rain sweep southeast South Dakota
Reports from the southeast section of the state note dust storms in Alcester Beresford and Wakonda while the northern districts record rainfall totals from .50 to .89 inches. A strong 18 mile per hour northeast breeze and a whole gale wind hit Huron, causing minor damage to Dakota Central Telephone and Northwestern Public Service lines. repairs were completed by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcester
Beresford
Wakonda
South Dakota
Ninchcock
Redfield
Athol
Mansfield
Aberdeen
Frankfort
Condo
Groton
Zell
Agar
Onida
Gettysburg
Lebanon
Apgar
Huron
State Weather Bureau
Laskowski
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Wuron
Northwestern Public Service Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
CHOI
Choi Pound
Hershey’s
Derby
Campbell's
St. Lawrence
Cammrurity
Calvin Engel
Wiacheslav
Molotov
Ae Ae
Roand
Circle
San Francisco
Glacier Park
Al-Expense
Waterton
Liv Gehrig
Mark Twain
King
Empire Broadcast
8. D
U. S
Hollywood
Thami Gome
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!