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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1932

Page

12

Aged Ree Heights Minister Honored For Forty Years Service To Church

A reunion and picnic in Mitchell honors Rev E P Swartout and wife for nearly forty years of Congregational ministry across Ree Heights Gann Valley Duncan Pleasant Valley and other South Dakota charges. The couple born 1849 and 183 born 183 start married 1871 have seven children eighteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Names mentioned include C C Swartout L M Swartout F E Swartout Carl Swartout Roy Swartout Mrs Walter Carr and Mrs James Grove plus the Huron clergy participants.

Gann Valley Aug Swartout Hitchcock Park Mitchell E.P. Swartout Ree Heights South Dakota Coldwater Mich Baltimore Toledo Town Marshalltown Toews Badger Township Davison County Home Missionary Society Duncan Pleasant Valley Lebanon Highmore Turton Bonesteel Swartouts Gann i Valley W. H Thrall D. J. Perrin Huron W. T. Thrall C. M. Daley Ordaining Council Albion Nebr Carl Roy Swartout Budapest George Hilyork Will Strouse Dimock Lair

Stimson to Speak on Far East Policy on WEAF NBC

Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson will deliver his first radio address on U S foreign policy in almost a year at 8 p m Monday on WEAF NBC. He is expected to outline U S relations amid the Far Eastern crisis and follow up with program notes from WEAF NBC and other stations.

New York Henry L. Stimson America WEAF NBC Stimson United States

Record lamb crop rises in South Dakota to 769000

Brookings August 4 The 1932 South Dakota lamb crop totals 769000 head, up 0.5 percent from 1931 and the largest on record. Ewes increased, with 43 lambs saved per 100 ewes versus 91 in 1931. National lambs total 29717000, down 7 percent from last year. Wool clip reaches 8920000 pounds, with 1115000 sheep shorn.

Brookings South Dakota Co. J. Borum Federal Agriculture Statistician Borum United States

Recluse Admits Murdering Girl in Michigan

Francis Nash, 31, confessed to strangling 17 year old Evelyn Sanford near Freesoil after she rejected his advances. Police say he attacked her on a road, killed her, dragged, roped and buried the body, then used a gunnysack and cart to move it. He awaits arraignment on murder charges. maximum penalty life in prison.

Lubdington Mich Francis Rusty) Nash Evelyn Sanford Freesoil Nash Traverse City George L. Solyer FP. R. von Sprecken Evelyn

Farm Board Has 24 Million Bushels Available

Washington reports the Farm Board says it controls about 24,000,000 bushels of wheat ready for cash sale and between 25,000,000 and 30,000,000 bushels in wheat futures. This excludes 45,000,000 bushels Congress set aside for Red Cross distribution.

Farm Board Washington Farin Board Congress Red Cross

Rosso May Be New Envoy To America

Rome Aug 4 Italy sees Augusti Rosso a former envoy to Washington likely named ambassador to the United States in Mussolini’s diplomatic reshuffle. Current envoy Nobile Giacomo de Martina remains, while Rosso serves as government adviser on reparations disarmament and league of nations affairs with director-general title.

Rosso America Rome Augusti Rosso Washington United States Mussolini Nobile Giacomo de Martina Signoe Rosso League of Nations

Reaches For Hip Is Shot By Policeman

In New York Ralph Richards, a convict, was shot by Patrolman Rowan Kelly after he reached for a hip pocket during an order to exit a car related to a $12 robbery. Richards died early today. In Newark Bob Buck, 1-year-old Hillside aviator and junior cross country record holder, plans a midnight takeoff for a Newark to Mexico City flight, delayed 24 hours by bad weather.

New York Ralph Richards Rowan Kelly Kelly Newark N. J Bob Buck

Six Armed Prisoners Escape On Horses

Pine Blues Arkansas report states six to eight heavily armed prisoners overpowered guards at Tucker state prison farm stockade. They escaped into woods on horses after taking guns. Captain T H Coghill said guard fatalities were unconfirmed and prisoners wounded status unknown.

Pine Blues Ark Tucker State Prison Farm Stockade Cary T. H. Coghill Arkansas Penitentiary System

Joan Blondell Secretly Marries Hollywood Cameraman

The moveable picture actress Joan Blondell and George S. Barnet, Hollywood cameraman, have announced a secret marriage. They are in Gold Beach on a honeymoon, fishing in the Rogue River and staying in a small cabin, wearing overalls as they relax during their interval.

Joan Blondell Gold’ Beach Joan Blondel George 5 Barnet Hollywood Rogue

Lehman Announces Candidacy for New York Governor

Albany notes that Lieutenant Governor Herbert H. Lehman formally announced his candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He said he felt assured of the support of a vast majority. He spoke on August 4 in Albany asserting broad party backing for his bid.

Lehman New York Albany N. Y Herbert H. Lehman

Hope Wreck May Be Gold Laden Vessel

Off Winter Quarter Shoals divers probe a sunken ship they hope is the steamer Merida sunk over twenty years ago with a treasure of 34 million in her holds. The salvage steamer Salvor, among three treasure craft, in port for provisions, will sail again Saturday.

Norfolk Winter Quarter Shoels Merida Salvor

Peace Talks Begin After Porto Alegre Rebel Takeover

An official bulletin from Porto Alegre reports the southern federal army seized the city of Aplahy from rebels and that conference aides are seeking the quickest path to peace.

Porto Alegre Brazil Aplahy

French decree cuts foreign wheat in flour to three percent

A Paris decree published today reduces the allowed foreign wheat in French made flour from 15 percent to 3 percent, tightening import shares and impacting grain suppliers and bakers nationwide.

Paris

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