Truce Forms In Strike As National Guard Mobilizes
MINNEAPOLIS May 24 National guardsmen bristled in the background as a truce in the truck drivers strike prevailed. An ultimatum set movement for 9 11 p m despite settlement efforts. Officials reported outside agitators arriving to instigate trouble and guard action if disorders recur. The regional labor advisory board sought a settlement with direct employer employee contracts and a neutral vote on a permanent agreement. Also pending is an appeal from Congressman Shoemaker's counsel over a disorderly conduct fine.
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Folite
Michael Johannes
Floyd B. Olson
National
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House Panel Approves Substitute for Indian Self Government Bill
Representative Werner of South Dakota reports the House Indian Affairs Committee approved a substitute for the Wheeler Howard self government bill. The measure includes tribal land provisions, student scholarships in the form of grants with repayment terms, and aims to put all tribes on equal footing with whites while avoiding separate living. The Indian Bureau was not consulted on the new plan.
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Werner
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house‘Indian Affairs Committee
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House
Mothers Mourn Loss Of Wayward Son And Daughter
Arcadia Louisiana May 24. Report details how Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were slain by officers led by Frank Hamer after a trap. Mothers mourn, families react, and authorities defend the ambush as survivors reflect on the end of the notorious gang. The event drew public viewing and a later funeral procession follows.
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Clyde Barrow
Bennie Parker
Arcadia
Society
O. K. Allen
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Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Oithers
Frank Hamer
Texas Ranger
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Harrow
Bis
Here
Dallas
Weather Forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Weather for Huron and vicinity: fair tonight and Friday with possible unsettled periods. Warmer conditions forecast, South Dakota area generally clear tonight.
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Huron
South Dakota
Emporia Pancake Day Free Breakfast Served to Thousands
In Emporia Kansas on May 24 pancakes with batter syrup coffee cream and sugar were prepared to serve up to 9000 people free to any attendee. The event promoted by publisher William Allen White and local merchants drew residents to celebrate Pancake Day.
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Emporia
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Wind Disrupts Piccard Stratospheric Flight Prep
Wind tore the Piccards’ balloon from ground crew at Ford airport, ripping it nearly in two and delaying the second practice flight. Mrs. Piccard must make four more flights to qualify as a balloonist before joining Prof. Jean Piccard on a summer stratospheric attempt. DETROIT, May, gusty conditions.
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Jean Piccard
Ford
Piccards
Piccard
Detroit
Overruling of Motion in Embezzlement Case in Chicago
Chicago May 24 Judge James F. Fardy overruled Marlin In sulls motion to quash the indictment charging him with embezzlement and larceny. Trial on the charges was set for July B in superior court.
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Chicago
Marlin Insull
James F. Fardy
Superior
Weather Mass Analysis System to Start July First
The weather service unveils a mass analysis system beginning July 1. Army Navy and Marine pilots will ascend to 17,000 feet before breakfast with meteorographs to collect upper air data. These soundings, combined with ground reports, aim to improve forecast accuracy and reduce guesswork.
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Washington
Ig Faing
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Navy
Marine Corps
Weather Bureau
Protests Fade Over Corn Hog Quota Plan
In Des Moines on May 24 the state board of review reported protests by farmers against corn and hog production quotas were waning. The board met with twelve county allotment committees and noted some committees reduced quota figures further while others threatened appeals to Washington and voiced strong objections.
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Des Moines
State Board of Review
Leslie Mf. Carl
Washington
Demo Chiefs Move To Avert Tariff Measure Filibuster
Washington May 24. Democratic leaders threaten a 12 hour senate day to block a tariff bargaining filibuster. Rob inson warned of extending sessions and even through the night if needed. McNary denied Republican involvement while Hatfield pressed for a copy of the Colombia trade agreement.
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Senate
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McNary
State Department
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Hatfield
West Virginia
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Cail
Fruit
Plan Conversation With Airplane Here Plan Conversation With Airplane Here
A demonstration at the South Dakota Amateur Radio Relay League convention in Huron will showcase air to ground and plane to plane conversations on 5 meter band. Walter Beeler of the local weather bureau and Huron Radio club secretary will fly his plane for tests with equipment partly supplied by Huron Radio club members and the Lew Bonn company of St Paul.
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South Dakota Amateur Radio Relay League
Huron
Walter Beeler
Local
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Huron Radio Club
Lew Bonn
Legionnaires To Go To Memorial Service
Commander Walter Kinsman called all members of the Willam Reaves post of the American Legion to meet at the post office at 10 30 a m Sunday to march in a body to services at the American Lutheran Church. The memorial services start at 10 45 a m and will include members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Framing Roosevelt's Rail Amid Washington Backroom Deals
In Washington May 23, the administration's wrath toward rebellious congressmen appears muted as Speaker Rainey quietly removes foes from a secret blacklist. A Pacific coast Democrat praises Rainey Byrnes leadership and secures a patronage post, while others receive letters of support for reelection. The tactic, unusual before primaries, aims to help Democrats win renomination. Continued on page 6.
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R-Reot
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Byrnes
Congressional Record
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Texas
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Byres
Hopkins Announces Broad Drought Relief Program Across Eight States
Harry L. Hopkins, federal relief administrator, unveiled a $50 million drought relief drive spanning eight Midwest states. The plan pairs relief funds with Agricultural Adjustment Administration measures to buy cattle, supply forage and seed, and launch a works program, while expanding county efforts as drought conditions threaten crops and livestock.
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Herry L. Hopkins
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Relief Administration
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AAA
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Kanbes
Montana
Utah
Iético
Texas
Chester C. Davis
Congress
Farm Administration
Davis
Minesota
PWA To Hear Drought Issues From Plains Delegation
A three member drought relief subcommittee from North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota will meet Friday with Col Elm Waite deputy PWA to discuss water levels and conservation proposals for the Great Plains. The panel includes Rep Sinclair Indiana Rep Heidsle Minnesota and Rep Hildebrandt South Dakota.
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Public Works Administration
Loase
Dakotas
Minnesota
Col Elm. Waite
Sinclair
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Indiana
Heidsle
Democrat
Hildebrandt
Deanocrat
South Dakota
South Dakota county plantings and dates by contract rules
South Dakota counties designated as secondary will lift minimum planting restrictions. Early planting dates for corn under contract modified rules apply to listed counties. June 1 and June 10 start dates govern the counties with specific inclusions such as Bon Homme Clay Lincoln Minnehaha Turner Union Yankton and others across the state.
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Lawrence
Man
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McPherson
Marshall
Meade
Mellette
Miner
Moody
Pennington
Perkins
Potter
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Spink
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Sully
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Tripp
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Ziehach
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Custer
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Charles Mix
Clark
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Davison
Day
Devel
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Grant
Gregory
Hamlin
Hand Hanson
Hutchinson
Hyde
Jersuld
Lyman
Bellette
Showers Scatter Across Chicago and Plains Drought Steps Back
Scattered showers early today partly checked the drought in parts of the grain belt. In Chicago a midnight downpour and a temperature drop occurred, while Detroit saw rain, Oklahoma and Nebraska also reported showers and rainfall. The forecast still showed no general rains in prospect for crops.
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Detroit
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Nebraska
Gibbs Renamed Head Of Prevention Group
Sioux Falls May 7 The South Dakota Fire Prevention association elected Carl V Gibbs Huron as president and K E Whitcurch Sioux Falls as vice president along with E H Partch Sioux Falls as secretary treasurer in a meeting held after the State Fire Prevention association session The South Dakota Fire Underwriters association also elected L G Spies Sioux Falls president Clarence Hagglund Stowe Falls vice president and W W Boardman Sioux Falls secretary treasurer
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South Dakota Fire Prevention Association
Carl V. Gibbs
Huron
K. E Whitcchurch
E. H. Partch
South Dakota Fire Underwriters Association
L. G. Spies
Clarance Hagglund
Stowe Falls
W. W. Boardman
Secertary
Georgia Supreme Court affirms Herndon conviction ruling
The Georgia supreme court affirmed Angelo Herndon, a Cincinnati Negro Communist, for attempting to incite insurrection. He was sentenced to eighteen to twenty years in the penitentiary.
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Atlanta
Georgia Supreme Court Today
Angelo Herndon
Cincinnati
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