Green Predicts Hard Winter and Remedial Plan
Washington May 28 The American Federation of Labor leader William Green warns of a hard winter ahead and urges a four point program to reduce its impact. He calls for continued work guarantees, pro rata relief, opposition to wage cuts, and advance planning by agencies to prevent a repeat of last winter. He notes current spring employment gains are weak.
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Queen Helen Reconciled to Exile
Queen Helen of Romania accepts leaving her adopted country and her four year old crown prince Michael. She reportedly told a friend in London she will go into voluntary exile after Romania’s new Parliament convenes, choosing departure over humiliation. She plans to live in France or elsewhere and spoke of a life in retirement and the sorrow of her son’s despair.
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Bucharest
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State college military band to perform in Huron stop
The 118 piece State college military band will play a 9 to 9:30 pm concert in Huron during a 30 minute stop on the Brookings to Pierre trip for the semi centennial events. They depart Sunday for Pierre and return with a Columbia of programs including a 10:30 pm parade and a ballpark rally downtown.
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Carl Christensen
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Aviators Set World Non-Fueling Flight Record
Detroit pilots Walter Lees and Frederick Brassey flew a Diesel powered monoplane from 5:47 a.m. to 10:10 a.m. local time without refueling, achieving a world non fueling light record of 7 hours 23 minutes during a Jacksonville Beach run that began last Monday.
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Last Of Concerts Wins High Praise
The Huron Civic chorus under Director Hardin A. Van Deursen performed two Mendelssohn sacred cantatas in Huron college auditorium, drawing about 73 voices, four soloists, a string quartet and pianist. Notable were Bonnin Ruth Mecl ines soprano solos and Mr Olson’s tenor, with the audience responding warmly to the ensemble and soloists amid strong choral parts and fine piano accompaniment. A voluntary offering supported the concert attended by roughly 500 amid a midweek, no-admission event.
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M. E. Blystone
H. N. Carlyon
Clifford Olson
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Carlson
Fenor
Mr Olson
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Hoover To Voice Nation's Memorial Tribute At Valley Forge
President Hoover, a Quaker by heritage, will deliver Memorial Day remarks on ground near Valley Forge where Revolutionary War dead lie. The site preserves of the siege era include the Isaac Potts farmhouse, Letitia Penn schoolhouse hospital, and HQs for Washington, Lafayette, Von Steuben, and Wayne. Notable figures such as John Marshall and Gen. Muhlenberg are recalled, with log huts and redoubts rebuilt to reflect winter 1777-78 conditions.
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Herbert Hoover
Quaker Peace Heritage
Valley Forge
Society of Friends
Isaac Potts
Letitia Penn
William Penn
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von Steuben
Anthony” Wayne
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Georgia
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Alimony Payment Schedule Set by Chicago Judge
Daniel Beebe former porcelain producer must pay 424200 in alimony to his ex wife over six years Judge John J Sullivan approved a payment rate of five dollars weekly Beebe 55 years old testified to bankruptcy but will increase payments if able to do so
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John J. Sullivan
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Beebe
Giant Of Air To Use Helium
Dr Hugo Eckener says by end of 1932 a new dirigible will fly using helium gas and crude oil powered motors. The craft aims to be accident proof with non inflammable materials, addressing the R 101 disaster concerns. The switch from hydrogen and inflammable fuel costs a year but enhances safety.
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Large Smoking Room For New Airship Says Report
The article notes a planned large smoking room for the new dirigible to please smokers and improve passenger comfort. It explains a shift from hydrogen to helium increasing required volume, detailing the Akron and Friedrichshafen comparisons and noting the craft will resemble the Graf Zeppelin but be larger with a 1 to 6 diameter to length ratio.
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Ohio
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Graf Zeppelin praised as safe long‑serving airship
Eckener extols the Graf Zeppelin as thoroughly overhauled and still safe for travel, noting its small fuel use and resilience. He contrasts it with newer ships, saying the Graf is a “youngster” next to the Los Angeles and would not be scrapped.
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Faulkton to Start School Building Next Week
Construction on the new Faulkton school house will begin next week. L A Groves, president of Harom Construction Company, announced today. The project is one of the state's largest school jobs and will cost about $65,000.
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L. A. Groves
Harom Construction Company
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