Two Arrests Foresee October Decision On Freight Rates
Two men about 30 were arrested near a roadhouse at the Wayne Wash tenawa county line on a murder case involving two boys and two girls found burned. Autopsy tied deaths to violent attack possibly linked to robbery. Names withheld. suspects Paul Keene and Lawrence Keene are locals.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Wayne-Washtenawa County
Willis
William Dailey
Stanley Ferguson
Michigan State Police
James Dunstone
Jacob B. Andres
Washtenaw County
Andres
Wayne County
Detroit
University of Michigan
Harry Lore
Ypsilani
Thomas Wheatley
Vivian Gould
Anna May Harrison
Cleveland
Lore
Miss Gold
Ypsitanti
Paul Keene
Lawrence Keene
Proposal for U S Wheat Information Service
A proposal for American participation in an international wheat information service is before the state department for approval. The plan, developed at a London meeting of exporting nations, aims to supplement existing data on supply and demand to stabilize prices and aid wheat farmers.
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Washington
State Department
Pla
London
Ferguson
Nils A. Olsen
Agriculture Department
Economics Bureau
Samuel BR. McKelvie
Farm Board
Olsen
Londo
Aussia
Argentina
Australia
Canada
Russia
Information Service
Congress
Autogyro Demonstration Delayed By Gear Trouble
Captain Lewis A. Yancey, scheduled to appear in Huron for an autogyro demonstration, postponed due to a broken gear in Sioux Falls requiring a replacement part from New York. A check revealed a small gear connecting the engine to the rotor had failed, delaying the South Dakota displays as efforts rush repairs and await word on Yancey’s arrival.
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Lewis A. Yancey
New York
Sioux Falls
Yancey
Huron
Champion Spark Plug Company
G. A. Dean
General Motor Equipment Company of
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Yoncey
Legge Named On Cotton Board
Washington Aug 1947 Alexander Legges former Farm Board chairman was named to the board of directors of the Cotton Stabilization Corporation. E F Creekmore announced Legge returns to influence cotton policy after retiring from the Farm Board and resuming his role at International Harvester as directors met in Washington.
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Washington
E F. Creekmore
Cotton Stabilization Corporation
Alexander Leggs
Farm Board
Legge
International Harvester Company
Uncle Sam Given A Tough Problem
SAN FRANCISCO August 12 The government is stumped on this one. Postal Inspector L E W Miller from Honolulu reports the leper postmaster at Molokai colony is 1500 short in his accounts and admits it but cannot be sent to a penitentiary due to leprosy. All colony authorities except the superintendent and a few nurses are lepers.
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San Francisco
L. E. W. Miller
Honolulu
Hawaiian Island
Molokai
New Farm Relief Proposals Face Federal Debate
Washington August. Distress in agriculture renews old and new relief ideas as Congress nears session. Farm relief plans including equalization fee export debentures and price freezing are debated amid droughts surpluses and low prices. Fellow leaders split over export debentures versus equalization fee while Hoover Coolidge weigh in with policy nudges.
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Aug
Congress
Farm Board
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
Nye
North Dakota
Wright Patman
Democrat
Texas
Hoover
Pafman
Agricultural Department
Southern Cotton Plantera
Germany
Calvin Coolidge
Senate
Borsh
Idaho
Watson
Indiana
Reed
Pennsylvania
Fasm
Continent al Shares names committee to probe Cyrus Eaton charges
Minority stockholders of Continental Shares Inc vote to appoint a fact finding panel to investigate alleged misuse of millions of company funds by Cyrus S Eaton while he chaired the board. The announcement comes as a broader look at governance and corporate control in Cleveland.
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Columbus, C
Continental Shares, Inc
Cleveland
Snake on power lines blacks two states
Sections of southern Illinois near Mounds and western Kentucky were dark after a snake climbed a 55 foot pole and touched two high tension wires, causing a short. Central Illinois Public Service linesmen said the electrocuted snake created the outage.
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Carbondale
Ill
Central I Ilinois Public Services Company
Illinois
Mounds
Kentucky
Expect Mercury To Remain Some Moderate Temperatures Today
Moderate to warm weather held across Huron with a forecast of unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday. At 11 am today the mercury read 71, up three degrees from yesterday. maximums may surpass yesterday’s 78, but heat should stay within normal limits.
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Huron
Lindberghs Reach Nome After Fogbound Crossing
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived at Safety Bay near Nome after a 1067 mile hop across foggy seas from Shismaref. They planned to rest, then continue toward Keraginsk if weather allows. A reception greet brought locals, bankers, and businessmen to the sandy shore.
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Nome Alaska
Orient
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bering Aea
Safety Bay
Here
Shismaref
Kotzebue Sound
Point Barrow-Nome
Lindbergh
Nome
Keraginsk
Siberia
Tomorow
Continued search for lost aviators fades in Copenhagen
The American aviator Parker Dram er and radio operator Oliver Pac quette, missing since Sunday on a Shetland Islands hop, were believed lost but a two day continuation of the hunt was planned aided by the Island Falk and seaplanes. Danish Norwegian and British ships scoured waters between Skan and Norway. A grey cylinder found off the coast of Iceland spurred investigation into Cramer’s fate. Belief remains that Parker Cramer may have survived and made a forced landing, echoed by former partner Barton in Philadelphia.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Parker Dramer
Oliver Pacquette
Shetland Islands
Island Falk
Jutland
Norway
London
Atland
Parler D. Cramer
Shelland Tslaruds
Philadelphia
Parker (Shorty) Cramer
Jack Red) Barton
Road Work Relief Plan Discussed By County Leaders
Sanborn Tripp Penington Beadle Bennett Todd and Ziebach counties planned a talk with the state highway commission on using local labor for 1931 road projects to ease unemployment. Contracts with several counties total around $250,000, with a possible reach to $500,000 by week’s end.
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Fierre
Sanborn
Tripp
Penington
Beadle
Bennett
Todd
Ziebach
Highway Commission
Dewey
Jerauld
Hand
Mellette
Miner
Hanson
Roberts
Marshall
Tate
Hanom
Verne Reyburn
Mundt And Cundill Get 6 Year Terms
PIRERE Aug 12 The terms of six new members of the South Dakota game and fish commission were announced by Governor Warren Green. Mundt and Cundill received six year appointments. Pankhauser and Hughes will serve four years. Snyder and Toomey were named for two years. The commission will meet soon to organize and select a chairman.
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Frankfort
Chet Snyder
Watertown
Allen Toomey
Spearfish
Tvo
Bids Open Thursday For Huron Pavement Project
Pierre Aug 12 The state highway commission will open bids tomorrow for a pavement stretch of slightly less than one mile on U S highway 1 ar south of Huron formerly state No 37. Earlier notice that the Dakota avenue contract had been let was premature. Arrangements for this stretch have been in place for some time.
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Huron
Pierre
State
Highway Commission
Dakota Avenue
Wouth
Secretary Hyde surveys drought and grasshopper areas in S D
Secretary Hyde begins a tour of drought and grasshopper hit regions in South Dakota planning to visit Pierre Philip and Kadoka and meet Governor Green. He tours Lyman county and Rosebud areas noting varied crop conditions with severe grasshopper damage near Pierre and Highmore while Montana North Dakota also face drought. Loan machinery was set up in SD to prepare for federal aid with seed and feed loans expected amid ongoing relief discussions.
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South Dakota
Hyde
Pierre
Mr. Hyde
Philip
Governor Green
Yankton
Des Moines
Lyman County
Rosebud
South Dakota State College
Green
Beadle County
Highmore
Kadoka
Presho
Winner
Gregory
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Charles W. Pugsley
Dean C. Larsen
State College
Walter Elf
Federal
Sect Toan
Grand Forks
N. D
Washington
Eui
Montana
North Dakota
Black Hills
Hydes
Cvopa
Montanas
Town
Nebraska
Asx
Department
Warren Green
Minnesota
Ioan
Brookings
Hoover Cousin Weds In Iowa Near Mount Vernon
Miss Edyth Marie Harvey a second cousin of President Hoover, married Sunday afternoon to William Glenn Harbit of Mount Vernon Iowa in Hoover, Iowa on August 12 with details unclear due to damaged text. The couple connected in a small ceremony reported from Hoover’s vicinity.
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Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
Edyth Marie Harvey
William Glenn Harbit
Mount Vernon
Green Governor Heads to Hot Springs Event
Gov Warren Green and Mrs Green travel to Hot Springs for the Council of American Indians where Green will be made an Indian chief alongside Frank Hawk. He hopes to return to Pierre tonight to brief Secretary Hyde on grasshopper damage and drought. Hyde’s visit aims to secure federal aid for livestock growers and dairy herds.
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Napid City
Aus
Warren Green
Council of American Indians
Governor Green
Frank Hawk
New York
Captain Hawk
Celess
Green
Pierre
Mrs. Green
Hyde
Mr. Hyde
South Dakota
Hawks Fly Westward to Black Hills Honorary Chief
Frank Hawks arrived at Chicago municipal airport at 9 39 a m C S T completing a New York Roosevelt Field leg in four hours four minutes setting a new westward speed record by 13 minutes He proceeds to Hot Springs S C to be made an honorary Indian chief and may attempt another record on the return to New York Also noted James Goodwin Hall's earlier Chicago outward and return runs near Hawks' time within a minute and no prior westward record exists
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Chicago
Frank Hawks
Municipal Airport
Roosevelt Field
New York
Hawks
Hot Springs
S. C
James Goodwin Hall
Weather overview for Huron and South Dakota
Huron sees unsettled weather tonight and Thursday with slight warmth tonight and a dip in temperatures by Thursday evening. In South Dakota expect mostly fair skies tonight and Thursday, warmer in eastern and southern regions tonight, with cooler conditions Thursday in the northwest and far west portions.
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South Dakota
Northwest
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U.S
Say Legge
Sam
Farm Bureau
M. E. Blystone
Lindberghs
Grant RB. Jackson
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Roedhouse
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Cramer
Pacquette
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S. D
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