French Bigwigs Lose Citizenship in German Decree
Berlin reports a long list of prominent French men deprived of citizenship and having assets confiscated. The broadcast names two Rothschilds, barons Edouard and Maurice, plus politicians, industrialists, journalists, and cultural figures from France. Some have sought refuge in Britain or the United States.
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Berlin
France
Petain
Vichy
Rothschilds
Baron Edouard
Baron Maurice
Baron Maurice de Rothschild
Montreal
Baron Robert de Rothschild
Britain
Edouard
Sind
New York
Harri Hayer
Lazare Freres
Edouard Jonas
Paris
Louis Rosengart
M. Solenski
Raoul Buchard
M. Levitan
Louis Louis-Dreyfus
Eli
Pioneer Kingsbury Resident Dies in Sioux Falls Hospital
Witferd Vaughan a pioneer resident of the De Smet farm neighborhood died Wednesday morning in a Sioux Falls hospital where he had gone for treatment. He had not been well the past year and his death surprised friends here. Funeral plans await word from Mrs. Vaughan who is in California visiting a son.
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Kingsbury
DE Smet
C Of C Moves To Offices In Hotel
The Huron Chamber of Commerce begins moving into new headquarters on the mezzanine of the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Secretary C Irvin Krumm says transfer will finish by Saturday with two remodeled southwest mezzanine rooms. Previously housed on the second floor of the National Bank building, it will relocate as Dr D M Vance takes over former office rooms now used by Royal Longstar.
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Huron Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Hughitt
C. Irvin Krumm
Chamber of Commerce
National Bank of South Dakota
D. M. Vance
of Royal & Longstar
Bank
Gre
J.C. Penney Company
Third Street
Speeders Are Fined After Mishap in City Streets
Arty Erickson of 364 Sixth Street Northeast and Harold Lovre of 576 Fifth Street Northeast pleaded guilty to speeding before Municipal Judge C. N. Hall this morning and were each fined five dollars. They were taken into custody after a mishap near the corner of Fifth Street and Kansas Avenue around 10 PM Wednesday when Lovre lost control, struck a curb, and broke a wheel after passing Erickson. Witnesses reported both cars traveling about 40 miles per hour.
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Arty Erickson
Sixth Street
Harold Lovre
Fifth Street
C. N. Hall
Erickson
Lovre
Kansas Avenue
Lover's Lane Death Becomes Mystery
Dartmouth Massachusetts reports the so called lover's lane killing of Irene Perry a 22 year old New Bedford unwed mother whose partly decomposed body was found trussed under a tree. Assistant district attorney Edward Harrington says the case remains baffling as a 31 year old New Bedford man questioned through the night offered no clues. Medical examiner William Rosen believes Perry died around June 29, adding to the suspicions surrounding the case.
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Dartmouth
Mass
Irene Perry
New Bedford
Edward J. Harrington
Miss Perry
William Rosen
Refugee Families to Receive Free Cable Exchanges
London reports a monthly free cable exchange scheme for stay-at-home British parents and children moved to the dominions under government control. Sir Edward Wilshaw announces eight standard texts for children and six for parents to maintain contact, with examples like arrived safely and writing or glad to know you are safe.
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London
Dominions
Edward Wilshaw
Cable and Wireless
Committee Okays Big Loan Fund For Western Hemisphere
The Senate banking committee approved a $500 million fund to aid Western Hemisphere economic stability tied to World War II effects. The plan would raise the Export-Import Bank cap from $200 million to $700 million and include safeguards against violations of the Johnson and Neutrality Acts and debts defaults. Senator Taft plans a minority report. Senator Frazier opposed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Banking Committee
Wagner
New York
White House
Taft
Ohio
Frazier
North Dakota
McNary Eyes Five or Six Major West Talks
Senator McNary of Oregon Republican vice presidential nominee outlined five or six major campaign talks mainly in the west. He plans to accept the nomination at Salem Oregon August 27 and postpone other speeches to September and October. He will address farm problems likely in St Paul Minnesota and considers a major Kansas address after invitation from former Governor Landon. He is also weighing a forestry and conservation speech in Missoula Montana.
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Washington
McNary
Oregon
West
Salem
Ore
St. Paul
Minn
Landon
Kansas
Missoula
Mont
Watertown drenched as heavy rain aids crops
Townwide showers drenched Watertown with about 2.07 inches by 6 30 am after a windy night that turned streets into rivers. County Agent John Noonan said the total rain would benefit corn and potato crops while Milbank Summit and Labolt also reported heavy rains and minor damage to a concession stand.
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Watertown
John Noonan
Three Women Buy Daily Worker Newspaper
Three women of American ancestry acquired the Daily Worker and Sunday Worker forming the Freedom of the Press Company Inc. The new owners Mrs Ferdinanda Reed Mrs Cara Lloyd Storbell and Mrs Susan Woodruff said they would preserve free expression and remain aligned with the workers. Comet Party leaders Foster and Browder announced the paper would cease official party status while pledging whole hearted party support.
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New York
Daily Worker
Communist Party
United States
Freedom of the Press Company, Inc
Sunday Worker
Commet Party
William Z. Foster
Earl Browder
Ferdinanda Reed
Brattlecore Sanatorium
Brattleboro, Vi
Cara Lloyd Storbell
Pekin, Ilk
Organize Medical Facilities To Act In Event Of War
The plan to mobilize national medical facilities in wartime extended to states with state chairmen named to coordinate state county and district societies. County committees on medical preparedness will be formed, reporting physicians from each county to assist civilian health and exemptions from military service. State chairs include Minnesota Dr. F L Smith Rochester Montana Dr Herbert T Caraway Billings North Dakota Dr L W Larson Bismarck South Dakota Dr William Duncan Webster.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
IA. M. A. Journal
Minnesota
F. L. Smith
Rochester
Montan
Herbert T. Caraway
Billings
North Dakota
L. W. Larson
Bismarck
South Bato
William Duncan
Webster
Germans Minimize Dutch Army Losses
Berlin report from a German quarter at The Hague says the final Dutch army casualties last May totaled 2,890 killed, 6,889 wounded, and 29 missing. The Dutch foreign minister Kleffens had claimed 100,000 killed, a figure military men at the time believed far too high.
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Berlin
Hague
Holland
Eelco KN. Vaal Kleffens
Paris
Willkie May Talk Finances Saturday
Willkie plans a Saturday meeting at his vacation hotel in Colorado Springs with Republican leaders to discuss campaign finances and details. He is refining his formal acceptance speech for August 17 in Elwood Indiana and evaluating a southern campaign tour, with timing under consideration.
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Colorado - Springs
Colo
Wendell L. Willkie
Republican Party
Elwood Ind
Elwood
passerby killed trying to settle fight at Revere
Anthony Forguana, 30, of Chelsea, held on manslaughter charges after a passerby trying to mediate a minor collision between two motorists in Revere died from a skull fracture suffered in a fist fight with Forguana. Marshall Cooledge, 40, of Andover, died later.
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Revere
Mass
Anthony Forguanu
Chelsea
Marshall Cooledge
Andover
Revera
Cooledge
Bodies Recovered From Camden Paint Factory Fire
In Camden New Jersey firefighters recovered the body of a missing person as a $2 million fire at the R M Hollingshead paint plant raged with seven reported dead and 21 hospitalized. Officials weighed sabotage while a separate blaze hit the navy seaplane tender Curtiss on the Delaware River causing minor damage.
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Camden
N. J
R. M. Hollingshead Company
Curtiss
Delaware River
New York Shipbuilding Company
Commodities To Be Distributed In Beadle County
The August distribution of surplus commodities for the Huron area will run Friday through Tuesday. Using an alphabetical split, items A to I Friday, H to M Saturday, and N to Z Monday and Tuesday. Eligible residents should bring their own containers and find pickup in Beadle County.
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Beadle County
Paul E. Bittner
Bittner
Huron
Funeral Friday for Mrs Victor Larson
Funeral services for Mrs Victor Larson, who died Tuesday in a Eur on hospital after three months illness, will be held Friday morning at St Thomas Catholic Church at 9 o clock. Burial will follow in De Smet cemetery. Survived by husband and 13 children. Residents southwest of Manchester.
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Wo Dmg
Victor Larson
Euron
St. Thomas’ Catholic Church
de Smet
Larson
Manchester
Pierre businessmen take leases on St Charles and Locke
Pierre August 1 A group of local businessmen took over leases on the St Charles and Locke Hotels from the Arthur L Roberts Hotel Company of Minneapolis. Homer Myers former operator of the Locke will head the new management. Restaurants will be improved and public space modernized. The St Charles has 125 rooms and 45 apartments while the Locke offers 75 rooms and 33 apartments.
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Locke
Weather snapshot for Huron and vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Historical temps show 94 high and 49 low a year ago, with record 110 high and 33 low. Monthly and yearly precipitation vary, sun rises at 5:21 am and sets at 7:57 pm. Hourly temps list late morning values around 72 to 79 degrees.
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Huron
North Central States Weather Forecast Update
Forecast for South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa calls for partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and cooler air in northern areas. Minnesota expects partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers tonight and Friday morning, warmer in the northeast and cooler in the northwest. Iowa sees partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers tonight and in the northeast Friday morning, slightly warmer in the northeast.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Roosevelts Invited to Huron by South Dakota Democrats
President and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt were asked to attend the South Dakota Young Democratic Clubs state convention in Huron on Sept 16. Edw G. Youngs led the invitation with resolutions from the executive committee and a request to the senior Democratic organization for support. A separate note mentions a personal invitation delivered via W W Howes and a telegram sent to confirm the offer. Jupiter’s slowest moon completes its orbit around its parent planet in nearly three years.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
South Dakota
Young Democratic Clubs
Huron
Edw. G. Youngs
Youngs
Executive Committee
Pierre
Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Francis G. Dunn
Ype Young Democratic Organizaion
W.W. Howes
Washington
Hows
Jupiter
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