Lindbergh predicts world air lines within years
New York August 9 Colonel Charles A Lindbergh forecast a network of ocean spanning air lines within a few years linking all continents. He said aviation will reshape international relations as distances shrink to hours with transoceanic routes spreading across the globe.
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New York
Teanseotermic Airlines
Worlf
Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
Six
Advica
Australia
Lindbers
Agiaz Gms
United States
England
Lindbergh
Typhus Research Involving Curé and Pints of Blood
A report details typhus experiments with a curé and a half pint of blood from ee Young Morris who, after two weeks with genuine typhus, traveled to Washington. Dr George W McCoy of the National Institute of Health warned of great danger as multiple lab typhus cases and deaths have occurred, while typhus is described by symptoms and its distinction from typhoid fever.
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Ee Young Morris
Washington
George W. McCoy
National Institute,‘ of Health
Public Health’ Service
Tanigen
Predict Submarine Aircraft Carrier Sets Flight Plan
Washington officials foresee a submarine aircraft carrier as an accepted fact by December. A folding low wing flying boat would be stored in a hull tank. Wings detach for storage and reattach for launch from the surface.
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Washington
Crati Aes
Aeronautica
Long Flight Tests Record in St Louis Monoplane
Jackson and O Brine push near 456 hours in the Greater St Louis against the 554 hour Hunter record. The duo, in Lambert field airspace, faced diminishing fuel as they entered the twentieth day aloft, with 8 hours remaining to surpass the mark. Gasoline use increased while other conditions stayed steady.
York Sampson Crowned King of Bathing Beauties
York Sampson editor of the Viborg Enterprise won a "bathing beauty king" title at a South Dakota press association frolic in Madison. He was judged by editor wives and performed a somersault on Lake Madison beach before several hundred spectators. Albert Bauer of the Wentworth Progress finished second.
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Madison
York Sampson
Viborg Enterprise
South Dakota
Sampson
State Press Association
Lake Madison
Albert Bauer
Wentworth Progress
F. L. Mease
Madson
John A. Craig
Tripp
Carmen Bates
Redfield
Nuns Seen With Maps Linked to Pirate Treasure Tale
Rumors spread that a group of Charity Sisters running a citrus farm near Santa Fe on the Isle of Pines possess ancient maps to a hidden hoard. Tales connect the site to Drake sacking Santa Fe and Caribbean buccaneer lore, with legends of steve Stevenson's Treasure Island and a Havana find rumor reviving interest in pirate caches.
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Santa FE
Isle of Pines
Sisters of Charity
Francis Drake
Spain
Noorthern
el Camino de Santiago
Road of St James
Cuba
Havana
Police Set Trap For Fourth Of Bond Ring
CHICAGO Aug 9 A police trap targeted the fourth member of a bond theft brokerage ring said to have handled hundreds of thousands in stolen securities. Three alleged ring members were arrested, $15,500 recovered. The fourth man’s name and venue of capture were not released.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Leo Mergen
Pank
Beloit
Kane
Stanley McCormick
Minneapolis
Row
Hampton
Indianapolis
Bampton
Gunners Seen At Graceville In Wisconsin Car Warning
A report from the South Dakota Barkers Association notes five men with a machine gun in a Dodge sedan were seen at Graceville Minnesota at midnight last night. The vehicle headed west, the driver described as tense. Graceville lies in Traverse County near Slasston.
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Minn
South Dakota’ Barkers’ Association
Wisconsin
Traverse County
Gost
Slasston
Minnesota
Penkera'_association today
Hoover Leans On Governors For Drought Relief Plan
President Hoover orders a governors’ conference to coordinate relief for drought affected farm families and livestock. He notes about 1,000,000 farming households are affected with financial strain from winter feed shortages. Red Cross support and federal agency cooperation are planned, with emphasis on animal feed and not a human food shortage.
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U.S
Washington
Red Cross
Virginia
Department of Agricult
Boover
Bicknell
The
Agricultural Department
Missouri
Ackan« Aos
Ilinois
Iadiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Hyde
Drouth
Drought Grips Hoover Garden At Rapidan Camp
President Hoover’s weekend near Orange Virginia showed drought effects as a brown and scorched flower garden planted by Mrs. Hoover appeared. a large party and usual camp activities persisted while plans hinted at a quiet 36th birthday celebration at the Rapidan camp.
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Orange
Hoover
Rapidan River
Dairymen Meet Clark Tomorrow Diamondball Game
Dairymen schedule a morning diamondball game at the state fair grounds with a silver collection to defray expenses. Afterward South Dakota diamondball officers meet at Marvin Hughitt hotel in Huron to plan the state tournament on August 23 and 24 and set dates.
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Clark
Pact-Ofw
Fair Grounds
South Dakota Diamondball Association
At & Néom
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Sioux Falls
Alex’ Cushine
O. S. Boden
Aberdeen
Rhea Rees
T. BR. Nelson
Dupree
Bill Plummer Huron
Mellette Women In Joint Club Meeting
Five women's clubs of Mellette held a joint meeting to showcase basketry demonstration work led by Miss Sara Amant from Heven Hazel Grace Tollefson. A report on a Washington trip was given and the home extension agent aided girls clubs with demonstration teams during the week.
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Mellette
Iice
Sara Home Amant
Heven
Hazel Grace
Tollefson
Washington
Pete
Winter
R. H. Winter
Rose Radcliffe
Wolsey
Jolly Dozen
Broadland
Riwanis district convention elects new officers
Unclear text reports election at a Riwanis district convention held yesterday. Mentions Dr J G Fallett and Abbott as possible members, with governors including Sargent and Setraie among other names. Details are garbled.
Cooler Weather Drops Mercury Across State
Weather conditions eased from a heat wave with cooler readings expected tonight and tomorrow in Huron area. Temperatures fell below earlier highs in Mitchell and Aberdeen while showers and light sprinkles touched Madison Worthing and Garretson. Nationwide, drought relief remained uncertain though forecasters saw potential midweek showers in upper Mississippi valley and plains states. Across Missouri and Kansas heat persisted with several deaths from heat. Flood rains continued in Phoenix area causing fatalities and highway closures.
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Sioux
Falls
Pierre
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Garretson
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Mobridge
Worthing
Madison
Washington
Weather Bureau
R. H. Weightman
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Chicago
Middle
Idaho
Ind
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Missouri
Kansas
Lamonte
Kansas City
St Louis
Ohio
Mississippi
Omaha
Sioux City
Bis Marck
Great ‘Lakes
Midwest
S.E. Schoonover
Milwaukee
Iowa
Minnesota
St Paul
North
Dakar
Nebraska
Lincoln
New York
Philadelpha
Plan publication of Huron number Jon Omler
The plan details publication of the Huron number featuring Jon Omler as representative for the Veterans department. It notes Omler left today for South Dakota Veterans Foreign Wars events and that he has been contracting advertising for the Huron Veterans magazine edition.
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Jon Omler
The
Department
Tews
South
Dakota
Omler
Veterans Magazine
Eave
Protest Against Midget Golf At Late Night Hours
In Chicago a municipal court case tests the legality of a 3am midget golf course across from Edgewater Beach apartments. Edgewater residents and guests complain of dis orderly conduct and disturbed sleep as boisterous players shout and cheer under floodlights. The course managers are set to testify Monday.
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Chicago
Edgewater Beach
Tom Thumb
Portuguese Colony in Serious State in Angola Crisis
Angola faces severe economic distress after five lean years driven by low coffee and rubber prices. Authorities, led by Salazar, plan a Colonial Act, a state bank, and reorganization of the National Bank of Angola while easing loan rates. Labor emigration to the Transvaal and tax relief are considered to curb instability and unrest.
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Angola
Rica
Roma
Moraes Sarments
Col Roma
Senhor Antonio Oliveira Salazar
Portugal
National Bank of Angola
Trans-vaal
Pheasant Season To Be Set Today
PIERRE Aug 47 Mecummonna Hour of game wardens and sportsmen remain open as the forum debates pheasant season regulations. The commission plans to decide whether to continue the closed season or extend hunting. Several game refuge projects await approval including artificial lakes at Highmore, Burke, and Hiddenwood Lake d improvements.
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Pierre
Petension
Highmore
Burke
Hiddenwood
Lake d
Legal bid to block Corey on South Dakota ballot
In Pierre on August 3 4 a Democratic strategy seeks to bar L E Corey from the November governor ballot by injunction. A L Putnam filed the petition alleging irregularities and fabrication of Corey's nomination, while Secretary of State Gladys Pyle had already certified names. The hearing is set for August 20 at 8 00 p m with Miss Pyle to be represented by the attorney general's office.
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Putawny
Corey
Wagner
Robert E. Dowdell
Forestburg
Putnam
Miss Pyle
Dowdell
Democratic Party
D. A. McCullough
L. E. Corey
McCullough
Putnem
Progressive Tax Payers
Coruy
$30 000 Apartment To Be Started Soon
Excavation for a new apartment house at the corner of Sev enth street and Ilinois avenue south- West will begin next week. Built by Gale Smal the structure will be four by 56 feet, three stories high, with six apartments. It will be frame construction costing between $28,000 and $30,000, and is expected to be completed by November 1.
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Seventh Street
Ilinois Avenue
Gale Smal
Small
Pioneer Insurance Man J M Duus Dies in Yankton
J B Duus an early insurance dealer in northwest Iowa and southeast South Dakota died at his Yankton home from a heart attack last evening after years of heart trouble. He owned the first automobile in the area and will be buried in Le Mars. Survivors include his widow and relatives. Miss Eva Walker of Sioux Falls attends a house party and was elected state secretary of the W Bap Young People organization.
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Pioneer
Yankton
J. B. Duus
Iowa
South Dakota
Duus
le Mars
Eva Walker
Ohio Avenue
Sioux
Falls
W. W. Gs
Mig
Walker
Sean
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