Imminent Decision Seen On Danzig Situation
Florida case ends with discovery of Ruth Dunn body and the arrest of Charles Jefferson, who lured two Miami girls claiming a theatrical career. Dunn, 17, was stabbed and killed. Bolton, 19, survived after being held as Jefferson’s prisoner for days. Jefferson confessed abducting the pair, intending ransom, and attacked Dunn before killing her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boca Raton
Fla
Ruth Frances Dunn
Miami
Miss Dunn
Blonde Jean Bolton
West Miami
Charles R. Jefferson
Miss Punn
Miss Bolton
Jefferson
Florida
Palm Beach
E. W. Melchen
Aicger
Melchen
Rims
Fred Suite Jr Married in Iron Lung Era Wedding
Courageous Fred Suite Jr, long in an iron lung for three years, wed Dayton, Ohio, native Teressa Larkin in a River Forest suburb home ceremony. Rev. J W Morrison presided as Suite, 29, and his bride, 25, planned a trailer trip afterward. Attendants included Terrence J Dillon and sister Mary Orella Snite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred Suite, Jr
Teressa Larkin
Dayton
Ohio
Snie
River Forest
J. W. Morrison
Young Snite
Snite
Fred, Sr
Terrence J. Dillon
Mary Orella
Mary Lorella
Miss Larkin
Seven year old Joan Menzel dies after Wilm's tumor therapy
Oldham South Dakota girl Joan Menzel died in New Rochelle Hospital New York after deep x ray therapy followed by relapse from Wilm's tumor. Her flight to New Rochelle with her mother for treatment was funded by local donors and a Delware man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
Joan Menzel
Oldham
S. D
Wilm
Henry Halt, Jr
Monongahela
Menzel
Oldham Undertaking
Sioux Falls
N. Y
A. J. Chilko
New York
A. N. Spanel
Dever
Del
Maneuver
Joan
New Rochalle
Huron
Rochester
Minn
Actors Press For Showdown In Bitter Jurisdictional Dispute
Huron Municipal Band under Hans Sherstensen and J. W. Campbell performs in a concert program on Thursday August 10 at 7 45 P M In the program pieces include March The Aggressor Overture and selections such as The Northern Star Gruenfelder Waltz Artist s Life Strauss Polka My Buddy Kleftman Duet Two Cornets Al Teuber A Tillman Merry Men Intermezzo My In a Moonlit Garden King Medley Booming Boom Novelette Storm Moonlight In Florida Overture The Scarlet Mask Zamecnik March Arbitrator and Bagley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagley
Gruenfelder
Strauss
Buddy
Kleftman
al Teuber
A. Tillman
Thomas
King
Brooks
Storm
Moonlight
Florida
Zamecnik
Bag
Hollywood and Broadway Stars Threaten Strike Over AFL Council Split
Flying squads of Hollywood and Broadway stars gathered in Atlantic City for a showdown over a jurisdictional dispute. Led by Ralph Morgan they warned of a strike unless the AFL executive council rejects the stagehands bid to absorb dissident entertainers led by Sophie Tucker and Harry Richman. The dispute centers on control of actors unions and their allied organizations with the AFA expelled from the AAoA. This standoff could affect theatres nationwide if unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusement World
American Federation of Labor
Ralph Morgan
Screen Actors Guild
Hollywood
Atlantic City
Associated Actors and Artists of America
A. F. of L. Executive. Council
Gan
Guild
The
American Federation of Actors—variety Players
4-A’s
A. F. of Lo
International Alliance of
Morgan
Zuss
Ann Sheridan
Franchot Tone
Edward Arnold
Olivia Hevilland
James Cagney
Broadway
AFL
Tucker-Richman Group
Mark Barron
Screen Actors ‘Puild
Maton
Executive Council
Sophie Tucker
William Green
International Aliance of
American Federation of Actors
Gharge Asismannement
L. A
AFA
Associated Actors and Artistes ‘of America
Harry Richman
A. FA
Appropriations Signed By FDR Boost Farm Prices and Defense
President Roosevelt signed the third deficiency bill providing 186 million dollars for various federal activities. The largest item is 119 million for the Commodity Credit Corporation to prevent farm price declines to 1932 levels. The bill funds defense materials, training pilots, and strategic minerals, bringing total peacetime appropriations to over 13.3 billion.
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FDR
Roosevelt
Commodity Credit Corporation
Wallace
House Appropriations Committee
Navy
Eno
Statewide Rains Freshen Crops and Aid Corn Outlook
Early morning statewide rains broke a mid summer drought across Central South Dakota bringing relief to pastures and gardens and reviving cane grain sorghums and rough feed while promising some corn recovery in heat scorched areas. Meteorologist PB G McGinnis said moisture could push grain sorghums to heading in lowlands and benefit cane and pasture. Rainfall totals varied by location with many towns reporting measurable amounts and the storm extended into Minnesota.
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8. D
South Dakota
Huron
PB. G. McGinnis
McGinnis
Tate
N. W
Dakota Division
Associated Press
C. 8
Canova
Athol
Northville
Mansfield
Aberdeen
Gettysburg
Onida
Lebanon
Seneca
Groton Line
Groton
Turton
Doland
Frankfort
Raymond
Clark
Henry
Henry Eadward
Wolsey
Wessington
St. Lawrence
Miller
Ree Heights
Har
Blunt
Pierre
Fort Pierre
Philip
Quinn
Owanka
Case Outlines Steps He Took To Help Break S D Job Office Row
Washington report details actions by South Dakota figures as Governor Bushfield seeks to shift unemployment payments from the state employment service to the unemployment compensation commission. The Social Security Board objects, citing trust and funding controls, while Rep. Francis H. Case advocates a path forward. Bushfield proposals are rejected. case continues on page 12.
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S. D
Clark H. Galloway
Washington
South Dakota
Social Security
Francis H.case
Republican
South’ Dakota
Harlan Bushfield
State Employment Service
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
Social” Security Board
Bushfield
Bee- Case
Axis Ministers to Meet on Danzig Plan at Salzburg
Berlin reports Italian and German foreign ministers Count Ciano and Joachim von Ribbentrop will confer at Seizburg to map axis policy including Hitler's plan for Danzig settlement. Belgrade says Yugoslavia rejects German Italian war time use of territory and speeds frontier fortifications.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Danzig
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Danzig—Free City
Witler
Berchtesgaden
Warsaw
Germany
Moscow
Leningrad
Tokyo
United States
France
Japan
China
Tientsin
I —lItalian
Count Ciano
Joachim van Ribbentrop
Seizburg
Fuehrer
Hitler
Danzig-Foland
von Ribbentrop
Salzburg
Europe
Free City
Axis
Yugo- Ber International
Forster Delivers Hitler Message At Danzig Rally
Nazi leader Albert Forster told cheering crowds in Langer Market Place that Germany and Adolf Hitler would stand with Danzig if attacked. He urged returning to the Reich, denounced Polish threats, and cited Polish press utterances as proof of danger, while the crowd cried for unity with Nazi aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jano
von Ribbentrap Alee
Tokyo
Rome
Toshio Shirator
Cisno
Shiratori
Hiroshi Oshima
Berlin
Villa d'Este
Italy
Germany
Free
Danzig
Albert Forster
Europe
Duesseldorf
Walther von Brauchitsch
Fuhrer Hitler
Rheinmetall Works
Krupp Works
Foreign Office
Forster
Hitler
Free City
Langer Market Place
Poland
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Reich
Pfail
Bronx
Wette
Oder’ River
Tannenberg
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Charles Jefferson
West Palm Beach
Ber Canum
California
Sleanor Robinson
Meichen
Manda
Man In Iron Line
Huron Municipal Band
Hans Sherstensen
J. W. Campbell Park
International
Britain
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