Roosevelt Seeks Quick Action for Peace in Cuba
Roosevelt presses for rapid steps to stabilize Cuba amid hunger and unrest. He avoids open intervention, sending a firm statement through Ambassador Cintas and signaling readiness to deploy Marines from Quantico if needed to restore order and protect citizens and property.
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Roosevelt
Cuba
Hyde Park
Senor
Oscar Cintas
Getardo Machado
Cubs
Great Britain
Spain
Huron Drum Corps Heads to Aberdeen Field Day
The Huron American Legion Auxiliary drum and bugle corps will depart this afternoon for Aberdeen to perform at a field day event. Proceeds benefit sending the Aberdeen American Legion drum corps to the World’s Fair in Chicago. E. C. McKenzie, general chairman of the state Legion convention opening this weekend, will accompany them and share last minute convention plans.
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Huron
Aberdeen
Huron American Legion Auxiliary
Aberdeen America Legion Drug Corps
Chicago
E. C. McKenzie
Aberdeen Legionnaires
Weather for human and vicinity by fall tonight and Friday
Weather forecast notes cooler conditions tonight and Friday across the region with partial central and eastern areas experiencing a fall in temperatures. Includes mention of South Dakota and surrounding locales with expectations of cooler air spreading tonight and into Friday.
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South Dakota
Machado's Name Is Really Hatchet And Also Morals
New York dispatch explains Cuban president Gerardo Machado bears a name whose direct English rendering is Gerald Hatchet and Morals. The article notes the Spanish custom of adding the mother’s surname and provides pronunciation guidance for the transformed name. The piece reflects linguistic curiosities tied to Machado’s identity.
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Machado
New York
President Machado
Cuba
Gerardo Machado
Plan Fireworks Here Tuesday
A grand demonstration of fireworks is planned for Tuesday August 15 as part of the state convention activities in Yankton. The event, hosted by the Hoy Anderson Post of the American Legion, follows opening ceremonies and a parade, with national and state officials expected to attend. A nominal charge is listed for those registered for the convention, and entertainment includes a circus style performance by the South Dakota Legion Drum Corps. Monday night features a banquet and ball at Garretts tent pavilion for attendees.
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Tion St
del -Scruby
Huron
Hoy Anderson
American Legion
Yankton
Nationa
Dakota Legion
Apa
Garrett
More Rooms Needed For Legion Guests
The American Legion housing committee asks residents to offer spare rooms for convention visitors next week. Call 8881 to list rooms and arrange lodging at 1.50 for one person, 2.50 for two, or 0.50 for three, with owners instructed to collect payments directly from guests.
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Housing Committee of the American Legion
Fred C. Eggers
Seek Stabilized Pay For Miners' WASHINGTON
Three coal figures urge the recovery administration to stabilize bituminous mining wages to maintain industry solvency. John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, said the union has been the only stabilizing force, but its influence waned 1925 to 1932 due to attacks and repudiation of agreements. The NRA’s North Dakota division gains a new head.
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Washington
Recovery Administration
John L. Lewis
United Mine ‘Workers
Nnt
Lewis
Dusty highways threaten South Dakota tourism gains
Rapid City Aug 10 A warning from Bert Vanderwarf of the Chicago Motor Club says South Dakota’s dust on highways is driving tourists away from Sioux City Sioux Falls Mitchell and Rapid City. The chamber seeks action to surface a route through the Black Hills and Badlands or obtain federal funds. Paul E Bellamy notes highway dust loss risks multiyear investments as tourism revenue hinges on better roads. An informal check in Boulder Canyon shows heavy traffic that could rise if relief is delayed.
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City Chamber of Commerce
Chicago Motor Club
Dakota
Rapid
City
Sotakola
Bert Vanderwarf
Rapid ‘City Chambers of Commerce
Chicago
Yellowsine’ Park
Lincoln Highway
Wyoming
Nebraska
Vanderwatt
Sioux City
Tews
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Haron
Pierre
Rapid City
South Tiebibe
South Dakota
Lincoln
Chicago ‘Motor ‘Club
Black Hills
Bellamy
Boulder Canyon
Status Of Major Codes Is Listed
Washington August 10 The status today of major codes of fair competition now before the NRA Temporarily in effect—food dealers retailers and 33 others Being heard today coal hosiery theatrical underwear knitting machines Hearings over lumber steel shoes Awaiting hearing newspapers laundries More than 1000 others some covering two groups of the same industry have been presented Democratic stoves
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Washington
NRA
Report Forecasts Light Corn Crop Outlook Aug 10
The crop reporting board forecasts the 1948 corn crop as the second smallest since 1901 and the wheat and oats harvests at 35 year lows. Drought and adverse weather trimmed the corn forecast from July 1 to Aug 1 to 2.273 billion bushels. winter and spring wheat combined at 494.671 million. durum 17.532 million. Continued page 1.
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Washington
Department of ‘Agriculture
Gasoline Stolen From Texaco Station on Kota Avenue
Marauders broke the rock ete pump at the Texaco station on Kota avenue and Fourth street north last night and stole 35 gallons of gasoline. The theft was discovered this morning by Verne Carlson, manager of the station. Footprints around the station indicate they planned to enter the office but fled when frightened.
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Texaco
Dakota Avenue
Fourth ‘Street
Verne Carlson
U S Farm Groups Approve Hog Slaughter Program
U S farm groups approve an emergency plan to slaughter five million hogs to curb a feed shortage. The program, funded by a hog tax, seeks to remove millions of hogs from markets, set purchase prices for pig weights, and use proceeds to buy young hogs for later disposal to relief agencies.
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U. S
Washington
Corn Belt
C. ‘Smith
Chicago
Twin City interests reportedly negotiating for Huron brewery
Unconfirmed street chatter says Twin City interests are negotiating to purchase the Huron brewery, once Blume Brewing, operated by Joe Poellinger’s Huron Beverage Co. He declined comment. Reports say improvements and beer production may begin soon at the plant.
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Twin City
Huron
Joe Poellinger
Poellinger
Huron Beverage Company
Blume Brewing Company
Inside Cuba Power Plays Hidden in Machado Fall
A dated column by Paul Mallon discusses Cuban politics, naming figures Ferrara and Cespedes as Machado era loyalists with contrasting prospects after the president’s likely exit. It touches on diplomatic intrigues and historical comparisons, hinting at how influence shifts may play out.
Nineteen names added to Huron NRA list
Nineteen names were added to the NRA list in Huron during the last 24 hours, boosting the total to 22 by 2 o'clock this afternoon. The new subscribers include Fred C. Steuerwald plumbing and heating, Charles P. Warren lawyer, M. G. King sewer and water contract, William X. Kuti battery service, Carl Lundblad painter and decorator, T. B. Luby lawyer, Soren Johansen blacksmith, Frank Jaeko Construction company, Ae Bee Uebel Sand and Geaveleo General Motors Zaulioment company.
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Huron
NRA
Roosevelt
Fred C. Steuerwald
Charles P. Warren
M. G. King
William x. Kuti
Fairmont
Carl ‘Lundblad
T. B.luby
Soren Johansen
Frank Jaeko
Ae Bee Uebel Sand ‘and
Geaveleo
Hluronite Writer Arrives At Fair
Chicago Aug 10 Luthar E Falk an Evening Huronite correspondent arrived at the Century of Progress after a 851 mile hike from Pierre South Dakota. Falk left Huron June and traveled on foot refusing offers of gifts from automobilists. His journey is recounted in today's Rockford to Freeport leg and will continue to Freeport and the Century of Progress where he will present Rufus E Dawes manager of the exposition with a scroll bearing the mayors of cities visited.
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Associated Press News
L.E. Falk
Falk
Huron Jate
Pierre
Rockford
Freeport
Huronite
Century of Progress
Rufus E. Dawes
Balbo's Armada To Fly Its Last Lap
Sorrow over a fallen comrade shaded Gen. Balbo's seaplane squadron as they prepared to complete their flight to America and back. They planned a direct leg to Ostia near Rome where Italians awaited in homage and escort to the capital. Twenty three planes arrived. one was damaged at Ponta Delgada, causing the drowning death of Lieut. Enrico Squaglia and injuring three others.
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Balbo
Lisbon
Portugal
Azores
Ttalo Balbo
América
Ostia
Rome
Ponta Delgada
Enrico Squaglia
Dry Workers Told To Remain On Job In Minnesota
Acting on Washington instructions W E Burke eighth district prohibition administrator sent messages to deputy administrators to keep workers at their posts until further notice. The eight district was directed to remain prepared for action.
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Paul
Minn
Washington
W. E. Burke
Eighth District
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L. Bronson
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Huron Grocery Company
Morin-Colton Company
Square’Deal Grocery
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Leighton’ Pool Hall
Myers Corner
Marvin Hughitt
Coney Island
American Cafe
Huron Dance Pavilion
Jim's Cafe
Huron City Commission
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Blue Ribbon’ Beer
Matin-Colton Company
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HE. Neeley Co
Sioux Fells
Fenn Brothers, Inc
Stanley
Paul Mallon
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Sumner-Welles
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Ferrara
Cespedes
Haytian
Joki Haytian
Ib Toren
General Motors Zaulioment Company
Luthar E. Falk
Groton
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