Japan to Press Russia on Border Peace Talks
Moscow report says Foreign Commissar Litvinov told the Japanese ambassador Russia would consider talks on a settlement of the Manchoukuo border dispute under conditions. Tokyo announced Japan proposed a halt to hostilities and a broad settlement plan, with withdrawal from key border areas and a neutral zone pending demarcation. The two nations exchanged protests as fighting continued around Changkuteng Hill, with heavy clashes and significant casualties reported on both sides.
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Moscow
Maxim Litvinoff
Ambandor
Soviet Russia
Tokyo
Russia
Foreign Office
Kensuke Hovinouchi
Constantin Smetanin
Hovineuchi
Smetanin
Japan
Changkuteng Hil
Trontler
de Moscow
Soviet Union
Houinouchi
Wopenda
Manchoukuo
Sundiy
Domeri
Horinouchi
Changkuteng
Shuchofeng
118Th Novokievsk Infantry
Red Army
Public Bathhouse Inaugural Inspection Tonight at Ravine Lake
A public inspection event for the new WHA bathhouse at Ravine Lake features a band concert by Huron Municipal Band, tap dancing, and swimming and diving exhibitions. The program runs from 6:45 to 7:45 with prizes for contest winners, demonstrations by lifeguards Edward Rada and Alfred Peterson, and a floor show by local tap dancers. Mayor Jesa C Burns will speak, and state WPA administrator M A Kennedy may attend. Sponsored by Huron Kiwanis Club, no admission charged.
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Ravine Lake
Jaké
Huron Municipal Band
A. W. Campbell Park
Hans Christensen
Edward Rada
Alfred Peterson
Elizabeth Howe
Irene Tiedemann
Elizabeth Haynes
Ruth Elaine “Knapp
Byrne Anderson
Jesa C. Burns
M. A. Kennedy
Mitchell
WPA
Loftus H. Ward
Huron Kiwanis Club
Cook
Senator Pittman Warns of Possible Russian Japanese War
Rapid City dispatch reports Senator Key Pittman chairing the Mount Rushmore Memorial Commission meeting. He warns a clash over Changkuteng Hill could escalate into a larger undeclared war, citing Soviet artillery and air movements near the disputed area. Attendees include Russell Arundel Herman Oliphant Kent Keller Bulow Hann Williamson.
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Rapid City
Key Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Changkuteng Hill
Russia
Pittman
New Mount Rushmore Memorial Commission
Gutzon Borglum
Russell Arundel
Washington
Herman Oliphant
U. S. Treasury Department
Kent Keller
Illinois
William J. Bulow
South Dakota
W. B. Hann
North Dakota
William Williamson
Cantor Slams Ford For Accepting Hitler Medal
Eddie Cantor, Jewish radio star, denounced Henry Ford for taking a medal from Adolf Hitler calling him the world’s greatest gangster. Cantor questioned Ford’s Americanism and Christianity at a Zionist luncheon. Mrs. Lehman noted Cantor raised 500000 pounds to send Jewish youths to Palestine.
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New York
Eddie Cantor
Henry Ford
Adolf Hitler
Cantor
Ford
Herbert H. Lehman
Canyor
England
Germany
Poland
Palestine
Hanford Airlines Renamed to Mid-Continent Airline
The company formerly Hanford Airlines, Inc. will be Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc. announced by Thomas F. Ryan vice president and executive manager from Kansas City. The change takes effect immediately and reflects corporate rebranding across operations.
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Hanford Airlines
Minneapolis
Hanford Airlines, Inc
Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc
Thomas F. Ryan
Kansas City
Escaped Inmate Surrenders at Pierrre Mental Hospital Escape
An apparently well dressed youth named Ernest Kronicke from Racine Wisconsin walked into the South Dakota attorney general's office in Pierre on August 4 and asked to be arrested. He said he had escaped two weeks earlier from a Wisconsin mental hospital. He was placed in the city jail and Wisconsin authorities notified.
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Pierre
South Kota
D. D. Doheny
Ernest Kronicke
Racine
Wis
Winnebago
Doheny
Kronicke
Wisconsin
Record vote expected in Tennessee primary contest
Tennessee voters went to the polls for a Democratic primary featuring United States senator governor and public utilities commissioner races. Observers forecast a record turnout near 400000 as two power factions led by E. H Crump and Governor Gordon Browning vie for control, with Crump backing Browning and Browning also courting Prentice Cooper. Browning accused plans to steal the election in Memphis and denied triggering a federal injunction.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
United States
National Democratic
E. HiCrump
Memphis
Gordon
Browning
Crump
Shelby Councy
Prentice ‘Cooper
Shelbyville
Transient claims sighting of Earl Young in Kansas
A transient named H W Johnson of Lawton Oklahoma told police he saw Earl Young in Marysville Kansas earlier yesterday. Johnson described a scar on his own temple and said he followed the man to a sunflowers patch and a jungle, contacting Sioux Falls authorities who will follow the clue. Authorities pursue a long hunt across federal state and local lines for the kidnap murder suspect Betty Lehnaidt, 17, after she was snatched in Minneapolis and killed within four hours.
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Earl Young
Pennsylvania
Betty Schnidt
Sioux Falls
Young
Marysville
Kan
H. W. Johnson
Lawton
Oklo
Johnson
Jake S. Nelson
Long Hunt
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Earl KR. Young
Betty Lehnaidt
Misniricapolis
Huron
Marys
Defense Points To First Story
SOUTH PARIS Maine Aug 4 Paul N Dwyer testified under cross examining he did not name former Deputy Sheriff Francis Carroll when arrested in North Arlington N J where he was found asleep in a car with the bodies of Dr and Mrs James H Littlefield Carroll allegedly strangled the physician after Dwyer said Carroll threatened to expose his relations with Carrolls 18 year old daughter Barbara Dwyer previously confessed the killing and is serving a due carny Carroll killed the woman Dwyer repudiated his original confession while defense counsel produced a statement claiming Carroll acted after threats in a crowded courtroom witnesses filled the room with onlookers
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South Paris
Paul N. Dwyer
Francis Carroll
North Arlington
N. A
James H. Littlefeld
Mae Dwyer
Carroll
Chapman
Dwyer
Littlefield
Wes
Corrigan to Be Welcomed in New York Friday
Patrick McGrady reports Douglas Corrigan, the transatlantic flier dubbed the Irish hero, set to arrive in New York aboard a liner as two million rallying fans prepare to greet him with pennants, banners, and manned kiosks. Corrigan expresses wish to tour the United States aboard his plane, if possible, despite offers pouring in.
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Patrick McGrady
S. S. Manhattan
Douglas Corrigan
Brian Boru
Finn MacCool
Cuchulain
New York
Howard Hughes
Corrigan
Ireland
Lower Broadway
City All
United States
Hughes Invited To Fete For Ocean Flyer Doug Corrigan
New York August 4 Howard Hughes is invited to participate in the homecoming celebration for Doug Corrigan the pilot who made a famed ocean flight. The mayor's reception committee urged Hughes now in Los Angeles to set another cross country speed record and join the festivities.
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New York
Howard Hughes
Douglast Corrigan
Hughes
Ireland
Los Angeles
Funes
Huron heat wave returns as temperatures rise again
A new mid summer heat wave grips Huron with highs near 93 degrees after a cool night. Forecasters warn of continuing heat through Friday as conditions across the nation stay hot with many areas in the nineties and some reaching triple digits. Drownings and heat deaths are reported in New England and Michigan amid scorching weather across the United States.
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Huron
State Weather Bureau
United States
Maine
Texas
California
Dakotas
New England
Zix
New York
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Minnesota
Pierre
S.D
Mobridge
Michigan
Alpena
Salt Lake City
Admits Slaying Parents Brother and Burned Home
Danbury Wisconsin August 4 Deputy Shen Dietz announced the arrest of Harlan Hopkins 18 who confessed to killing his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Hopkins and his brother Paul 21 as they slept He said Hopkins spread fuel oil about the house then set it afire fleeing in the family car found ditched 20 miles east of the farm He surrendered ten miles north of the Dan ton highway 35 and said he took 39 from his father's pockets after shooting him Dietz said the youth claimed he acted to save humanity and may be mentally unbalanced He was unarmed when captured and the 22 automatic used to kill the trio was burned with the house The bodies were found after the Hopkins home was ablaze earlier tonight News continues on page two.
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Danbury
Was
Shen Chifford Dietz
Harlan Hopkins
Hinckley
Minn
Harlan
Dietz
Walter Hopkins
Paul
Danton
Hopkins
Governor Backs Down In Defy Of Federal Ruling
In Newton Iowa on August 4 union members returned to work at the Maytag plant after a vote to capitulate to Governor Kraschel’s martial law order opening the factory. About 700 workers entered with guards present as talks continue on the regional NLRB hearing.
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Newton
Nelson G. Kraschel
National Labor Relations Board
Shell
A. H. Taylor
Nelson G. Krasele
Maytag
Des Moines
Kraschel
Iowa
Jasper County
Newton Disc
Washington, D. C
Newtonas
Warns Against Leaving Valuables At Ravine Lake
Chief Iaka S. Nelson warned hundreds of visitors at Ravine Lake tonight against leaving money and valuables unguarded during the bathhouse dedication program. He noted a swimmer’s clothes were robbed of $11 last night, with nearly all recovered. A guarding service will safeguard money and jewelry while patrons swim.
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Ravine Lake
Iaka S. Nelson
Nelson
Reed releases goldfish to well, mosquitoes persist
Swarthmore Pa August reader reports Kenneth Reed dumped 24 goldfish into a spring-fed golf course well saying they would eat the mosquitoes. A week later mosquitoes remained and the fish were gone. Reed refused to draw conclusions.
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Swarthmore
Kenneth Reed
Reed
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