Memorial Day Observance in Huron Honors War Dead
Amid martial music and flags the people of Huron held annual Memorial Day ceremonies. A parade through the business district preceded services at Riverside and Catholic cemeteries and a James River observance for air and naval service dead. Roy Nord urged strong national defense as the path to peace, with conscription if needed. Four Civil War veterans joined the parade while others could not attend. Weather aided crowds as residents enjoyed picnics and two amondball games planned at West Park.
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Huron Theatre
Riverside
James River
Pavel
Roy Nord
Favikton
Nord
R. C. Barclay
Charles W. Trusx
Irad B. Parkhurst
J.C. Hatfield
C. A. Puffer
Mike Eckhart
William H. Thompson
West Fark
American Graves Decorated In France At Wars Remembrance
In France 28500 American WWI dead were honored as gold star mothers and widows visited cemeteries. Edward Mandell Stone of Chicago and New Bedford was singled out as the first American killed in the war, wounded in the trenches at Chemin des Dames and buried at Ramilly Sur Seine. Wreaths were also placed in Copenhagen by Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen, the US minister in Denmark, on American graves in two cemeteries.
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France
Faris
Edward ‘Mandell Stone
Chicago
New Bedford
Mass
Chemin, Des Dames
Stone
Ramilly-Sur-Seine
Copenhagen
Denmark
Ruth Bryan Owen
United States
Committee in Session Sets Oil Control Hearings
Washington May 30 in executive session the Ways and Means Committee decided to open hearings on the Macland Carper oil control bill Thursday. The measure, advocated by Secretary Tekes, would grant the interior department control over oil production.
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Washington
Ways and Mesna
Macland-Carper
Tekes
Interior Department
Weather For Huron and Vicinity In Fair Warm Night
Weather summary notes fair conditions in Huron and vicinity with little temperature change tonight. In South Dakota expect fair skies then increasing cloudiness on Wednesday possibly bringing showers, especially in western portions near ferme.
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Huron
South Dakota
West Martin
Memorial address denounces war by American envoy
In Mexico City on May 30, Ambassador Josephus Daniels delivered a memorial address at graves of seven American soldiers killed in 1847. He denounced wars of suppression and greed for dominions, urging that wars of aggression are avoidable through wise concessions.
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Mexico City
Josephus, Daniels
United States
Valhalla
Memorial Day Remembrance Across Cities and Dignitaries
Memorial Day observances span Washington Arlington ceremonies with President Roosevelt, New York parades tallying Civil War veterans, Gettysburg recollections by Gov. Fisher, and flowers dropped over the Atlantic to honor the Alcon airship disaster victims. Chicago World’s Fair crowds view Lincoln birth cabin replica. A Gettysburg cyclorama meeting symbolizes reconciliation between old foes.
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Roosevelt
Hamlet
Metropolis
New York
Gettysburg
John S. Fisher
Atlantic
New Jersey
Alcon
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Couzens Set for London Talks as First GOP Delegate
Senator Couzens of Michigan accepts Roosevelt invitation to join the American delegation to the London economic conference. He sails from New York tomorrow, joining Hull Cox Pittman and McReynolds as the initial lineup. A second Republican House member was sought, with quick decisions needed before departure.
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Couzens
London
Michigan
Washington
Roosevelt
Hull
James M. Cox
Ohio
Pittman
Nevada
McReynolds
Tennessee
New York
House
Senate’ Foreign Relations ‘Committee
Senate ‘Committee
Valver
Norman H. Davis
Don
Udanmil
County Commissioners Called Into Extra Session To Meet Emergency
Beadle county commissioners will hold a special meeting at 9:30 tomorrow to address an emergency relief situation in Huron. Workers from the Ravine Park dam project report halted work and 75 to 150 men are without food due to a change in federal relief funds. Mayor Gitchell and city commissioners traveled to Yale to confer with County Chairman William Davis, who authorized the session and may use Mite club funds to aid the needy until federal funds resume.
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Huron
City Commission
Ravine Park
J.C. Sorenson
C. B. Codington
Ed.j.johnson
E. T. Gitchell
Yale
William Davis
A. M. Fuller
Ayers
ACI
Northwestern Public Service Company
John P. Sauer
Tts
Tate
Tates
Saver
McArthur
Grees
May
Wealthy Sportsman To Wed Waitress
A Philadelphia report states 23-year-old waitress Frances Sewzuk is engaged to 54-year-old sportsman and banker Robert F. Welsh. The announcement says she has been a frequent visitor at his home and he introduced her to his parents as his future wife.
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Adelphia
Frances Sewzuk
Robert F. Welsh
Philadelphia
Roosevelt Keeps Congress Busy with Emergency Bills
Washington May 3 The Roosevelt program kept Congress grinding with at least two emergency measures moving forward despite Memorial Day. The Senate eyed a vote on a 3 percent reduced appropriation for veterans and other independent offices while the House Commerce Committee pushed rail regulation. The gold standard bill sped through the House amid strong opposition dubbed a repudiation bill.
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Wasitington
Congress
Senate
Veterans Administration
House Commerce Committee
House
House. Labor
Treasury
Suit Begun To Curtail Courses At Two State Schools
Alumni file suit in South Dakota Supreme Court alleging the board of regents expanded curricula at two state institutions beyond authority. The action seeks curtailment of programs at State College and School of Mines and to block nursing plans, with hearings set for June 19 and June 25 for replies.
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Supreme Court
Say
State College
School ‘of Mines
Byron Payne
Pierre
Max Royhl
Huron
C. C. Caldwell
Sioux Falls
Payné
College of Agriculture
Nd Mechanic Arts
Mrv
Payse
Institutoms
School of Mines
National Whirligig: Morgan on Stand Amid Suspicions
In Washington Paul Mallon describes Morgan’s stand as Republicans and Democrats clash over integrity. Prosecutor Pecora faces off as Morgan’s defenders push back. The scene hints at a deep political struggle with questions of motive and justice.
Pecora Assured Committee Backing In Morgan Hearing
Senate investigators move to back Ferdinand Pecora as he resumes questioning J. P. Morgan and partners. Glass challenges inquiry methods while Pecora returns from New York amid vows not to bow to personal attacks. Revenue Bureau reviews testimony on Morgan partners income tax statements.
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Pecora
Morgan
Washington
Ferdinand Pecora
J. P. Morgan
Senate
Glass
Virginia Democrat
New York
Teday
Internal Revenue Bureau
Morgan Partners
Control Bill Is Protested
Washington May 30 Opposed provisions in President Roosevelt s industrial control bill sparked an emergency meeting of the National Association of Manufacturers next Saturday Robert L Lund urged 1000 to industrial or public works taxation measure would retard recovery He supported the bill s principle but Manufacturers through the Nations Lumber Manufacturers Association said a code of fair competition and administrative organization had been drafted for submission to the president The code aims to eliminate unfair practices reduce unemployment revise wages and protect small enterprise Congress paused hearings on the measure and heard objections from the NAM and others including Ben ty Harriman urging revision to clarify that open shop principles are not contravened
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Association of Manufacturers
Robert L. Lund
Lund
Lumber m
Nations Lumber Manufacturers Association
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Benty J. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
North Dakotans Back River Group Endorsement
North Dakota and South Dakota groups joined the Upper Missouri Valley Development association to work on flood control navigation and related projects. J. E. Davis of Bismarck was elected to lead North Dakota organized work in Pierre.
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North
17 Percent Boost Reported In Month Ending May 15
Washington reports a 17 percent rise in farm prices for the 30 days ending May 15, led by grains and a 75 percent jump in wool. The index climbs from 53 to 66 percent using prewar 1909 14 figures and marks the highest level since January 1932.
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Washington
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Tax probes urged into Mellon and Mills incomes
A Senate resolution led by Senator McKellar calls for a Treasury report on income tax assessments and payments for Andrew W. Mellon and Ogden L. Mills, plus data on tax dealings of Mellon allied companies and Mills estate. McFadden cites alleged tax evasion and misconduct by Mellon during his tenure as secretary.
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Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Ogden L. Mills
Treasury
Senate Yestern
McKellar
Tennesse
Mellon Fortune
Ogden Mills
Mills
Treasur
Body Recovered From Elk Creek After Drowning
The body of Clifford Carstensen, 10, was recovered yesterday from Elk Creek where it had been missing since last week. Searchers had worked tirelessly since the drowning, believing the boy was struck by posts or tangled in debris near the site.
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Hills Feedmont
Carstensen
Elk Creek
Senator Huey P Long Sued for 250000 Damages
ROUGE LA May 3 A senator Huey P Long today was sued for $250,000 damages by Mrs Anne Fister Plessant widow of former Gouffin Pleasant who alleged that Senator Long defamed her character and ejected her from the state house during the 1932 session of the legislature.
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Rouge
Huey P. Long
Anne Fister Plessant
Long
State“House
Meg
Bata
Plan to fly rth taphel cited in lament
A fragmentary report reflects a plan cited in a lament regarding a flight path. Names and details are unclear but the tone suggests concern over a planned air movement tied to a lamenting speaker. Further readable context is limited in the surviving text.
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Josephus Daniels
America
Harvey Riel
Rayine Park Dam
Bosse
Paul Mallon Morgan
Couz‘ens
Nother Jae
National Manufacturers Association
Mellon and Mills
U. S. Treasury
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