Spanish Rebels Drive To Open Sea Gateway From North Spain
Rebels press an offensive aimed at San Sebastian and Thalesa to seize a sea gateway supply line for Madrid. French Italy Britain and Tangier reports sketch a web of non intervention moves and aid plans amid looming European tensions.
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Associated Press
Spain
I War
Madrid
Thlesa
Bay of Biscay
San Sebastian
Nn Tatesa
France
Mennime
Apain
Mussolini
Italy
Uatic
Loon Stum
Germany
Paris
Great Britain
Tangier
North Africa
Bollster
Bayonne
Plan Relief Work On Game Refuges
The old bureau announced 4000 relief workers, many farmers from drought areas, will be used to repair 51 waterfowl refuges. An allocation of 400000 from relief funds supports labor and expenses across states. North Dakota 550,548. South Dakota 74,934. Montana 44,920. Nebraska 42,820. Wyoming 7,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Dakota
South Dakot
Montana
Nebraska
Wyoming
Ethiopian Commander Advances on Addis Ababa With 40000 Warriors
Ras Garu Ethiopian commander in the northwest was authoritatively reported advancing on Deasyo and Addis Ababa with 40 000 warriors. Ethiopian columns move from the west toward the capital and northern mountain road city. Italian outposts reportedly destroyed during the advance.
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Port Said
Egypt
Ras Garu
Deasyo
Addis Ababa
Did You Know Mrs Kennedy’s 100 Year Old Watch
Mrs Herman Kennedy of Bu- Tor has a watch over 100 years old given by her great grandfather. It still keeps good time. The Evening Huronite offers 30 cents for every accepted Did You Know item. contributors may collect at The Huronite office after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kennedy
Bu- Tor
Dog on Trial for Drowning Death of a Boy
In Brockport New York a half grown dog named Maho faces a life or death trial for allegedly causing the drowning death of a boy during a July 4 swim in the canal. Victor Fortune owner and lawyer Harry Sessions will call about 40 witnesses to argue the dog was not vicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockport
N.Y
Maho
Justice of the Peace
Homer DD. Benedict
Maxwell Sreeze
Brockport High School
Beadle County Purchases Bridge Plank For Projects
Beadle County commissioners resumed August meeting and awarded a carload of bridge plank to Miller Lumber Company of Portland Ore as the low bidder at 25.50 per 1000 feet. Planks will be used for county bridges while others urge thistle burning program on highways. M E Stevens led the request and headed the delegation. The board will tackle the annual budget later in the week.
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Beadle County
Eare of
Yasters
Bridge
Miller Lumber Company
Portland
M. E. Stevens
Award Contracts For Road Work In South Dakota
Pierre August 5. The South Dakota highway commission announced awards totaling about 330000 for road improvement projects. Bids were opened yesterday for grading bridges underpasses gravel surfacing resurfacing and guardrails. One gravel base course job was awarded for oiling 12 348 miles on U S 16 east of New Underwood to WyE Barthotow and Son Construction company of Huron for 23095 93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 16
New Tinderwood
Wy Eb, Barthotow and Son Construction Company
Huron
Astor Seeks New Evidence In Tampa Guardianship Case
Mary Astor and attorney Roland Rick Woolley prepare to gather evidence in Tampa to prove Dr. Franklyn Thorpe was married to another woman when he wed Astor in 1931. A hearing on her bid to regain guardianship of five year old Marylyn was adjourned to Monday to finish a picture engagement.
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Roland Rick Woolley
Tampa
Franklyn Thorpe
Hollywood
Miss Astor
Marylyn
Thorpe
Marylyn Thorpe
Hee-Manma
Mary Astor
Toluca Lake
Calif
Dr. Thorpe
Seek Extension Of Emergency Counties In South Dakota
A. M. Eberle director of the state extension service said he wired Washington officials seeking a drought emergency designation for 14 South Dakota counties not yet designated. The move follows a county commissioners meeting with Eberle and federal statistician E. Jones. They argued farmers lack work relief without the drought emergency status, but commissioners preferred direct relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brwarings
South Dakota
A.M. Eberle
Agricultural Extension Service
Eberle
Washington
E. ¥. Jones
Eberle and Jones
Man bitten by hornet while eating raspberry on Minnesota isle
Ivan Jindra picked a ripe raspberry on Raspberry Isle and bit into it as a hornet sat atop the fruit. For fifteen hours he remained silent and unable to talk or eat due to the sting and swelling, delaying treatment.
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Wornet
Raspberry Isle
Minn
Ivan Jindra
Jindra
Eastern South Dakota Farms Harvest Bumper Small Grain Crops
Eastern and southeastern South Dakota and parts of western Minnesota report mixed yields with some farms threshing wheat oats rye and barley at high prices not seen in six years while others struggle with drought and low moisture. Some lowland fields yield 3 to 10 bushels per acre, but several growers in favorable spots report profits and cattle feed supplies amid record prices.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Minnesota
Petar Jacobsen
Fatin
Centerville
Elieworth
Minn
Irene
al Anderson
Volga
Davis and
Wilkes
Dawson
Chicago
Henry Pierce dies after strike clash at Allen Manufacturing
Nashville reports Henry Pierce a 42 year old stove company guard died after being shot during a strike disturbance. He was among three men wounded when workers en route to the Allen Manufacturing plant clashed with pickets amid the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Henry Pierce
Stove Company
Allen Manufacturing Company
Pendergast backed candidate leads in Missouri primary
Missouri voters show a large lead for a Pendergast allied candidate as returns from 3098 precincts reveal Stark leading in Missouri gubernatorial race while Huxman strong in Kansas Democratic gubernatorial contest. Republican Barrett wins Missouri nomination. Cooper re-elected in Senate race. National politics feature Roosevelt critique and party maneuvers amid late campaign activity.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Tom J. Pendergast
Lloyd C. Stark
William Hirth
Stark
Jess Barrett
Hirth
Axman
Davis
Alf M. Landon
State of
Jonathan M. Davis
Walter A. Huxman
Huxman
Will G. West
Arthur Cooper
Omar Ketchum
Virginia
House of Representatives
Norman R. Hamilton
Portsmouth Star
Colgate Darden
A. J. Montague
Dave E. Satterfield, Jr
John D.M. Hamilton
West
Denver
Roosevelt
Ely
Detroit
Hyde Park
Dietarich
Illinois
Landon
Topeka
Joseph B. Ely
Westfeld
Mass
Sterling
Edmunds
St. Louis
Alfred M. Smith
Brainbridge Colby
Farm Runaway Team Spurs Fiery Blaze on Wisconsin Farm
A threshing crew on the Roy Rabe farm near Hare Wisconsin reports the Separator caught fire igniting grain. The runaway team pulled a quarter mile through the field with a blazing load, burning a neighboring grain field before firemen and county road workers stopped the fire. The horses suffered burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy -Rabe
Hare
Heavy Rains Forecast to Aid Drought Stricken Crops
Central and northeastern portions of the north central states are seen receiving heavy rains tonight and tomorrow. Forecaster A W Cook predicts relief for crops from the showers beginning last night in southern Iowa and parts of Nebraska Minnesota and Illinois with fair weather elsewhere. Temperatures remain near normal as the drought area edges toward recovery.
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Chicago
North Central
A. W. Cook
Towa
Nebraska
Minnois
Tlinois
Indiana
Sastern Missouri
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cook
Plains
Kansas
Oklahoma
Dakotas
Arens
Des Moines
Davenport
Omaha
Neb
Peoria
Chicago Board of Trade
Huron
Mercury
British Seaplanes Fired On By Mistake
Two British seaplanes en route from Algiers to England were fired on by Spanish warships near the Straits of Gibraltar. Officials said Spanish loyalists mistook the planes for rebel ships. neither plane was hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Algiers
England
Auto Valuations Rise in Nebraska for 1936
Lincoln Nebraska reports motor vehicle valuations increased by more than 14 million dollars over 1935, while overall grand assessment roll totals rose to 30.6 million dollars. Smith cites higher farm commodity prices as a key factor, with the vehicle valuation gain accounting for about half the total increase.
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Lincoln
Neb
Newtaake
Nebraska
Aveatock
Smith
Weather notice for Sioux Falls region shows core changes
A weather bulletin states a fair Thursday with cooler overnight temperatures and possible late changes. It cautions about a light wind shift and asks residents to prepare for cooler conditions in western South Dakota tonight.
Tugwell States Aid for Drought Farmers Has Only Begun
Roosevelt administration faces broad drought relief task says Rexford Tugwell amid conference on drought and federal finances. He lists measures by the Resettlement Administration including loans for livestock and seed, feeding and shipping aid, information services, and relocation help as decisive steps toward relief in drought counties and beyond.
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Tugwell
Douglas B
Cornell Associated Press
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Rexford G. Tugwell
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Acon
Wina
Tates
Washington
Dern
the Agriculture, Department
Department
Convention Favors Making Education Jobs Non-Partisan
The 18th annual American Legion convention of South Dakota near conclusion in Yankton discusses nonpartisan education jobs and department leadership. Candidates Leslie Hawking of Flandreau and J. H. Schmidt of Faulkton vie for department commander as committees report and U.S. Senator Boslow addresses. Sioux Falls invited to host next year with post support, while bids shift among towns.
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Yankton
Aug. S
American ‘Legion
South Dakota
Leslie B. Hawking
Flane Drean
J. H. Schmidt
Faulston
Mer
Topeka
Kas
Vateways
Sioux Falls
Veterans’ Hospital
Legion
Harold Mason
Sioux Valley Post
the Legion
Othe
U.S
W. J. Boslow
Auxiliary
Flandyeau
P. B. McAuley
Madison
Sre Legion
Owens Wins In 200 Meter Run
Jesse Owens powered to a world record 20.7 seconds in the 200 meter, claiming his third title of the Olympiad. Mack Robinson tied Owens with 20 seconds, while Ralph Metcalf and Martin Oxendorp followed on the final stretch amid light rain as the race crowned Owens the first Olympic triple champion since Paavo Nurmi.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Berlin
Jesse ‘Owens
Nandexing
Husky Kenter
Compton
Calif
Owens
Randall's Island
Olympia
Nurmi
Paavo Nurmi
Pass
Ralph Metcalf
Chicago
Matthew
Mack) Robinson
Pasandena
Hitler
Alteing
Martin Oxendorp
Holland
Robinson
Hollander
Tust
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Faulkton
Tolosa
Bridge Lumber
Oregon Company
U. S. 16
Mary
Astor
Bollywood
Flor
BNING
Moscow
San Pedro
Aug
Sigismund, Levanevsky
Russia
Lindbergh
Victor Levchienko
Alaska
San Francisd Bay
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Houghton
Mich
CCC
Ile Royals
Lake Superior
America
Pendergast
Townsend
University of Chicago
Uth Dakota
Huron Drum Corp
Ohio State
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