Relief Meeting To Be Here Tuesday Move Date Ahead
Relief committees of South Dakota and Minnesota will meet in Huron to coordinate drought relief and grasshopper damage response. Governor Warren Green and Minnesota chairman R A Rogers head a delegation. federal drought loans and county survey results will be discussed. Secretary Arthur M Hyde will visit to assess Montana and North Dakota drought areas and plan further action.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Minnesota
Huron
Warren Green
Plana
Aeven
Rogers
R. A. Rogers
Minneapolis
Green
Dakota
State Department of Agriculture
T. H. Thorfinnwon
South Dakota State College
Hyde
Topherson
Wituces Serior
A. EB. Anderson
Siste Collage Extension Service
W. C. Lusk
Yankton
Verna Reyburn
Certo Sih Bee
Preaha
B J. Hogg
Ughlin
Govern Green
Charles McCaffree
Wate
Hot Springs
Counsil
Governor Shafer
Shafer
Washington
Wil Matom
N. C
Von Gronau Plans Flight To America From Reykjavik
Captain Wolfganz Von Gronau says he flew from Europe without notice and will press on to the United States. He plans to stay in Reykjavik until Wednesday and has depots in eastern and western Greenland with permission to land there.
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von Gronau
America
Reykjavik
Iceland
Wolfganz Vor Gronau
Europe
United States
Greenland
Cotton Spikes on New York Exchange After Gov Report
New York August 10 cotton futures rose sharply at the open on the New York Cotton Exchange as the government crop report released Saturday indicated a yield more than 109000 bales above expectations.
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New York Exchange
New York
Weather forecast for Turos and surrounding region
Forecasts show fair conditions tonight with cool lows and rising temperatures Tuesday. South Dakite also expected fair tonight with cool air, turning warmer by Tuesday. West port area may remain cool tonight with improving conditions into Tuesday.
Hoover Turns 57 as Pressures Grow for 1982 Campaign
Washington marked President Hoover’s fifty seventh birthday amid a year shaped by domestic and international problems. He faces unemployment, economic downturn, and a Congress hostile to his agenda as he plans disarmament talks in Geneva and continues efforts to stabilize wartime debts. The president’s hometown notes his legacy includes federal aid, economic restraint, and railroad consolidation moves while election campaigns loom. Amarillo theatres invite farmers for a wheat bush during summer weekends.
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Washington
Hoover
Chilef
United States
Geneva
Ares Peen
Tee Ball Talvie
Congress
Little West Branch
Iowa
Germany
Man Knocked Down by Auto Near Saturday
Cherian Schanfelder of Firebutk was in a Huron hospital today with injuries from a street accident. He sustained a head wound and numerous bruises, but doctors said the injuries were not seriously serious.
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Cherian Schanfelder
Fhuron
Gay
Will
Huron Hospital
Paving Work Advances on Multiple Sioux City Projects
The city resumes paving Tuesday after a delay caused by misrouted steel. A car thought to carry reinforcing wire was found in Benson, Minnesota, but the material is for Aber deen where four miles of state highway paving are under way. Laying concrete on Huron project Dakota avenue north began at 6 am. Booth and Olson paving company expects completion in about a week. West edge paving should be open by September 1 near the state fair grounds.
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Benson
Minn
Aberdeen
Huron
Dakota Avenue
Booth and Olson Paving Company
Sioux City
State Fair Grounds
Fall Chill Sweeps Huron With Low 51 Degrees
Temperatures in Huron dropped to 51 degrees last night, the coldest reading since July 5. The unsettled weather brought unusually cool air for this time of year, with reports noting a significant dip that surprised residents.
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Huron
Wea
Watertown Snowfall Reported in August
Watertown records an unusual summer flurry as light snow briefly falls in August. Officials cite cloudy skies and a sharp temperature spike above zero, with a brief, unclear observation of snow and a peculiar odor in the air.
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Watertown
Salertown
Six Die In Cincinnati Plane Crash After Propeller Breaks
Six people perish when a Cincinnati bound all motor plane from Sunken airport crashes at Little Miami river edge. Pilot M T Odell 23 fights to avert disaster as right engine hub fails. victims include Wreena Hughes 28 of Fort Thomas Ky serial stenographer and W H Brimberry promoter of Atlanta. inspectors confirm broken hub caused the plunge.
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Cincinnati
Atlanta
Itelf
M. T. Odell
Odell
Little
Miami River
Mim Wreena
Hughes
Fort Thames
William
Department of Commerce
Perite
Man Fined On Liquor Count In City Court
J. J. Hurley of 733 Seventh Street was fined $100 on a liquor count and for driving while intoxicated. Attorney James Byrnes said bond would be posted today after Hurley was arrested Saturday night.
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J. J. Hurley
Seventh Street
Wie
James Byrnes
Tenghe
Identified as Lone Archer Barton in Lumber Mill Plot Case
Rapid City Aug 10 Claude Barton state organizer for the South Dakota Federation of Labor was identified in a crowded courtroom as the man who hired John Borland to blow up the Warren-Lamb Lumber mill. Witness Blaine testified he met Borland in Rapid City and Deadwood and that Barton would pay $500 for the job. The ambush killed Borland and Blane testified about plans and signals.
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Rapid City
Claude “Barton
Atate
South Dalkota Federation of Labor
John “Blackie
Warren-Lamb Lumber Company
Robert Blaine
St. James
Burns Detective Agency
Borland
Blaine
Bining
Circuit Court
J. .R. Cash
Bonesteel
Bere
Casper
Wyo
Billings
Fant
Burns Agency
Sioux Falls
P. J. Hopkins
Mason City
Iowa
E. P. Hellen
Minneapolis
Harry King
Mitchell
Grand Rapids
Mich
North Dakota
Baytin
Bor
States
Stacy
Deadwood
Barton
Blgine
Barland
Swade
Teading
Fred
Revival Meeting Is Well Attended at First Christian Church
Revival leader Rev. W H Hardaker reports high attendance at Deum’s Mallorium as sermons focus on The Church’s Metal Hidden. He laments world influence on education arts and presses, urging more backbone. Howe evangelistic pantomime Mary at the Owen’s Say wire featured nightly with varied instruments. meetings open to all with a charge and hymn books.
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W. H. Hardaker
Deum
Mallorium
Howe Musical Evangelistic
Owen's
Legislator Saves Woman In Double Drowning Rescue
RAPID CITY Aug 1044 Charles Reed state legislator and city commissioner rescued a drowning woman at the municipal tourist park. He dived in fully clothed and dragged Mrs C L Osdal Minneapolis to safety after she had saved a small son with cramps. The woman was hospitalized and expected to be released today.
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Rapid City
Charles Reed
Board of City Commissioners
Reed
C. L. Osdal
Minneapolis
Manganese Mining To Begin At Oacoma Soon
In Sioux Falls on August 10, equipment is being assembled for a ten day start at Oacoma to open manganese mining by the General Man Bangse corporation. J. D. MacCarthy announces Winston Brothers of Minneapolis won the ore mining contract and will supply ore to the plant site. The work will be seasonal due to winter cold, with no need for additional hires.
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MacCarthy
Oacoms
Stolen $80 From Beadle County Highway Office
Officials seek masked or unknown intruders who raided the Beadle county courthouse highway superintendent office Saturday night. A desk drawer held the $80 until discovered missing by a morning worker. Sheriff Huntley said a courthouse window had been pried open but nothing else was disturbed.
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County Sheriffs Office
Beadle County Court House
Con R
Huntley
Corn and wheat production estimates show decline
Washington reports the Agriculture Department’s August estimates project corn production at 2,775,901,000 bushels, down from a prior month and last year. The total wheat crop, spring and winter, is seen at 803,582,000 bushels, lower than last month and last year’s harvest.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Pool Hall Fire Destroys Three Tables In Lake Preston
Lake Preston reports a Sunday morning fire likely started by defective wiring destroying three pool tables valued around 1,000 dollars. The Monroe pool hall interior suffered major damage but a fourth table was saved. the loss is covered by insurance.
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Lake Preston
Monroe
Lindberghs Delayed by Weather at Point Barrow Alaska
Rain and fog halted Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh on their voyage to the Orient at Point Barrow Alaska. After two days of Nome storm the bad weather reached here delaying the couple. About a fifth of an inch of rain fell in 12 hours and continued. A survey notes that 14,000,000 of Mexico’s 16,500,000 inhabitants are full or part Indian.
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Lindberghs
Foint Barrow Point Barrow
Alaska
Charles &. Lindbergh
Orient
Nome
Mexico
Aberdeen North Dakota Regents retain Aberdeen staff through 1932
South Dakota regents decide to keep the Northern Normal and Industrial School staff in Aberdeen unchanged until June 30 1932 despite a 1931 student strike. The board names potential dismissals of about 20 administrators and faculty after contracts expire and criticizes both sides for the dispute while praising due process and discipline procedures.
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Camp Wanzer
Silver City
South Dakota
Regents
Educaton
Staf
Northern Normal and Industrial School
Aberdeen
David Allen Anderson
Northern Normal Committee
W. S. Dolan
Milbank
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Board of Regents
Board of
Regenta
City Commission Set To Meet Tuesday Night
City commissioners will convene Tuesday night with a likely report on ongoing projects to prevent a water shortage. The meeting will consider tomorrow's payroll, and on second reading an ordinance banning mid Right pictures in the city.
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Mrs. Hoover
Lcft Co
Amarillo
Tex
Picture Theatres
Burns
Blackie” Borland
Legislator
Oacoma
Court House
Aberdeen School
Toase
City Commission
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