Kiwanis Convention Focuses on Underprivileged Children
About 600 Kiwanis delegates from Minnesota and the Dakotas attend a district convention at the Fair Grounds machinery hall with hopes to top 1,000 registrations. Howard T. Hill of Manhattan Kansas stresses that underprivileged children include those lacking normal surroundings and development. District Governor Nosser J. Willis reports solid progress while plans highlight dinners, speeches by Dr. C. W. Pugsley, and a farm program talk by Pugsley.
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Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Fair Grounds
Howard T. Hill
Manhattan
Kans
Kiwanis International
Hill
Kiwanis
Minensota-Dakotas
International Organization
Wills
Nosser J. Willis
St. Paul
R.A. Grady
Duluth
G. A. Abbott
Grand Forks
William H. Ziegler
Minneapolis
Pugstey
William Zeigler
C. W. Pugsley
White Sheep With Black Tails Found in Yukon Region
San Diego dispatch notes wild white sheep with black tails observed by Robert Frothingham in the Campbell mountains between the Pelly headwaters and Frances Lake. The discovery is linked to pursuit through difficult terrain along the Yukon Liard divide.
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San Diego
Cal
Jura
Robert Frothingham
Yukon
Campbell Mountain Range
New York
Omagazine G
Campbell Mountains
Pelly River
Frances Lake
Yukon River
Liard River
Dalmatian Sardines Flood Dalmatian Port Markets
Sardines at Spalato in Dalmatia sold for under a cent a pound as the Dalmatian coast reports its largest catch in history. Overstocked factories and curing stations led fishermen to discard hundreds of pounds while Jugo-Slavia’s transport limits hampered inland and foreign sales.
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Spalato
Dalmatia
Dalmatian
Jugo-Slavia
Lightning Kills Four in Eastern Storms Hits Philadelphia Area
A pair of severe electrical storms swept Philadelphia and nearby towns. Four people died from lightning and three drowned while homes and farms burned. At Hammonton New Jersey a peach packing plant was struck injuring workers including a young woman and her mother, with others knocked down but recovering.
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Philadelphia
Salvatore Merfino
Hammonton
N. J
Amphibian plane sinks in Lake Erie near Cleveland
A Cleveland Detroit amphibian passenger plane sank in Lake Erie near Pelican Island four miles west of Cleveland due to dense fog. Co pilot John Kasper was missing. pilot Cy Caldwell and two passengers Mrs. Robert Little of Cedar Rapids Iowa and G A Lupold of Patergoin were rescued after two hours in the water. Search by air and boat continued at 5 PM as weather hindered recovery.
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Cleveland, .C
Lake Erie
Thompson ‘Aeronautical Corporation
John Kasper
Cy Galdwell
Kasper
Robert T Little
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
G.7a
Lupold
Patergoin
Pellee
Rheinstrom
Caldwell
Stock tendency again upward in dull market
In New York, August 15, trading was dull but buying appeared in utilities, rails and merchandising shares as the week closes. Call money held at 7 percent. freight car loading hit a yearly high, boosting railroad stocks. Consolidated Gas and American Can led gains while Case, Air Reduction and Allied Chemical fell before paring losses.
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New York
Federal Reserve ‘Brokers
Steel
Vanadium
Michigan
Delaware & Hudson
Harlem
Atchison and
Central Beach
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Olio
Hiie
Lehigh Valley
Canadien Pacific
Tnion Pacific
Pelief
Consolidated Gas
American Can
Worthington Pump
Gillette Safety Razor
Montgomery Ward
American Water Works
Case
Allied Chemical
National, Biscuit
Columbian
Progress by Farm Board in Its First Month
The Farm Board, formed a month ago, pushes toward coordinated marketing and farmer-owned cooperatives. It seeks to redirect agricultural thought to crop-specific plans, supports wheat and coarse grains marketing, and plans a wool national marketing agency. The board may borrow from the Farm Relief Revolving Fund and advances citrus loans in Florida while reviewing cotton and tobacco sectors for coordination.
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Ramondo Wenle
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Farmers National
Chicago
Florida
California
Visiting Kiwanian Soloist At Huron Band Tonight
Law rence Olson of Brookings tenor and local store manager headlines the district Adwears International convention entertainment with the Huron municipal band. Conductor Prof. Carl Christensen secured Olson as soloist for the 7 45 p m show at JW Campbell park.
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Huron Municipal Band
Lawrence Olsen
Brookings
Martha
von’ Flotow
E. ”.Olson
Adwears International
Carl Christensen
Olson
State College
JW. Campbell Park
Body Of Wife Slayer Discovered In Weeds
The body of Clarence Flener was found in weeds near the scene of the murder of his estranged wife yesterday. He is believed to have killed himself with the same knife used on Mrs Flener. The couple’s 3 year old daughter had been kidnapped the previous Monday. The baby was later found at a boarding house. A witness heard Mrs Flener say her husband stabbed her before she died.
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Chicago
Clarence Flener
Flener
Defends Bishop Cannon Amid Jeers At Virginia Talk
University of Virginia reports a heated address by Stanley High editor of the Christian Herald defending Bishop James Cannon Jr. against attacks from the wets. The crowd jeered loudly, interrupting High as he contended unjust criticism has arisen to divert the issue.
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University OF Virginia
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Stanley High
The
Christian Herald
Institute of Public Affairs
Cannon
Fires Still on Rampage
Aug 15 dispatch reports Western Washington fire conditions improved while eastern Idaho and the Cascades remained dangerous. The Wanatchee National Forest was closed to campers and fishermen due to extreme dryness. A fire started near Bonners Ferry in Idaho swept toward Baldy Mountain destroying two farms and burning five autos near Naples. The Switzer basin fire damaged Sandpoint supplies and disrupted Telegraph lines as crews fought blazes. Forester E P Flynn recovering from bronchitis described a rapid wind shift that forced fighters up a rock slide to safety as the flames skimmed canyon walls.
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Washington
Cascades
Idaho
Wanatchee National Forest
Spokane and Eastern
Bonners Ferry
Baldy Mountain
Naples
Switzer Basin
Sand
Chelan National Forest
E.P. Flynn
Federal
Kansas youths held in Phoenix agent slaying case
Two youths arrested in Kansas over a robbery and assault on Concordia tourists were ordered held for federal inquiry into the death of Paul Reynolds, a Justice Department agent in Phoenix. A blood stained pack sparked the arrest near Hutchinson. Bramblett and Pegues denied knowledge of Reynolds photography, while the injured women recovered in Quinter Kansas.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Concordia
Kansas
Phoenix
Ariz
Paul QW. Reynolds
Department of Justice
Kansas City
R. L. Bramblett
Athens
Russell Pegues
Clarksville
Ark
Reynolds
Quinter
Kans
Patrice Walsh
Leda Beauregard
Weather brief for Huron and South Dakota
Weather Huron unsettled tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures tonight. South Dakota partly cloudy tonight and Friday, warmer tonight except extreme northwest, cooler Friday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Golf Rules Focus Feature Sparks Series in Evening Huronite
The Evening Huronite launches a new series of sport pictures titled Settling the Point in Golf. The feature highlights fine points of golf rules as part of a broader note that more men play golf today than any other sport and less than half who shoot 80 or better know all rules details.
Suspect in Girl Slaying Arrested in Minneapolis
A third suspect, an ex inmate released from St. Peter asylum, was arrested in the Dorothy Aune case. He wore bloodstained shoes and could not explain his movements after the 12 year old's body was found in a vacant lot near the Milwaukee yards. Police sought an older man tied to the Tam o’Shanter theory and warned of possible other abductions as they investigated motives and potential acquaintances. Rewards totaling 1,750 dollars were posted by the Minneapolis Tribune and Mayor Kunze.
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Minneapolis
Dorothy Aune
St. Peter, Minn
Milwaukee
Harold Carlson
Carlson
Harry Lindholm
Tam O’shanma
Swei
Rothy
Andrew Anne
Ames
Dorothy
Minneapolis Tribune
W. F. Kunze
White horse sold to western star for movie work
A South Dakota riding horse named Paint, formerly owned by Aage Madsen, was sold to Jack Hoxie of Western film fame and Miller Brothers 101 Ranch. Delivered at Mitchell, the spotted horse will be trained in Hollywood for motion pictures. Sale price listed as 50 dollars.
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Wellington Springs
South Dakota
Aage Madsen
Jack Hoxie
Miller Brothers
101 Ranch Wild West
Hoxie
Mitchell
Madsen
Hollywood
Straw Burns Across 90 Acres of Grain at Kuhle Farm
Fire destroyed straw from 90 acres of grain on the John Kuhle farm near Argonne. Only two bundles in racks survived. Cause not known though a discarded box of matches may have ignited the machine, which was hauled to safety after flames appeared.
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Argonne
John Kuhle
Here
Letcher Junior Fair Livestock Judging Set Friday
Livestock judging for the Letcher Junior Fair will begin shortly after 10 o clock Friday morning. 4 H clubs from Davison and Sanhorn counties are expected to participate in the competition overseen by County Agent BR Cave. Mel Howe of Mitchell, district 4 H agent, has coordinated arrangements for the junior exposition.
Log of Graf Meal
The log records Graf meal details reported by the Associated Press in Central Standard Time. It notes timing notes, meal events, and general daily entries with emphasis on sequence and context for the Graf event.
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The
Associated Press
ALL Times ‘Central Standard
Ang
World Flight Tracker Logs Route Milestones
The note records a round the world flight with times and places: leaving Lakehurst New Jersey on Aug 10 at 6 03 am and Friedrichshafen marking the first lap in 55 hours 24 minutes, then passing over Nuremberg Leipzig Berlin Stettin with times from 9 34 pm to 6 10 am and 2 45 am to 4 30 am.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Friedrichshafen
Nuremburg
Bavaria
Leipzig
Berlin
Stettin
Pomerania
Radio Station to be Built at Grand Island Washington
Formal announcement that a constant frequency radio station authorized by Congress last winter will be erected at Grand Island Nebraska in December was made by the commerce department. The first of its kind station will be set up soon and is expected to eliminate whistle in radio receiving sets benefiting commercial radio users.
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Washington
Congress
Grand Island
Néb
Department of Commerce
W. D. Terrell
Commerce Department
Wees
Ntet Scienee Rye
Wblet Td
Elintinute
Radio Division
Prices Rise in Boston Wool Market Seen Through Week
A large volume of domestic and combing wools moved in Boston with gradually strengthening prices. Early week demand was softer but recent sales show higher prices. 58's to 48's and 50's remain strong with limited supply as traders hold ahead for higher grades. Prices for 64's and finer wools stayed firm with scarce offerings. various blood and combing lots sold on semi-bright and scoured bases.
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Boston
Graf Zeppelin Sets 6600 Mile Tokyo Bound Run
The Graf Zeppelin speeds across north central Europe at 60 mph on its second lap toward Tokyo. From Friedrichshafen at 9 34 p m Wednesday it reached Stettin after about 460 miles, carrying 20 passengers and 60 crew with 60 000 pieces of mail. The flight aims to cover about 6600 miles in roughly 120 hours with Tokyo expected Monday afternoon Japanese time.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Europe
Air Hner
Friedrichshafen
Stettin Pomerania
Baltic
Stettin
Eckener
Canaig
Prussia
Genigshberg
Latvia
Russia
Moscow
Grafzeppelin
Berlin
Graf
European
Ural ‘Mountains
Siberia
Asia
Lakehurst
200 Arrested in Liquor Raids in Calumet District
Hammond Indiana August 14 1930 federal prohibition agents rounded up 200 people during raids in the Calumet district including arrests in East Chicago and Indiana Harbor. Among those seized were P Hale mayor James F Regan Nick Sudovich and figures linked to Capone as authorities push toward 300 arrests.
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Hammond
Ind
Calumet District
Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Crown Point
United States
Cam- Dieta
P. Hale
Philadelphia
Venables Named Girard Life Agent in Huron Territory
Harold Venables of 954 Wisconsin Avenue southwest is appointed general agent for Girard Life Insurance Co of Philadelphia in the Huron territory. H. W. LeGros, field supervisor of Sioux Falls, announced the news. Venables will open a Huron office soon. he previously worked at Robinson Shoe Co and recently traveled through the south and east.
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Harold Venables
Wisconsin Avenue
Huron Territory
Girard Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
H. W LeGros
Sioux Falls
Venables
Huron
Mr. Venables
Robinson Shoe Store
Nome Agent Heads to Redfield for Demonstration Tour
Miss Sara Dewing home agent travels to Redfield to complete a schedule of canning demonstrations at Melvette Conde and Athol and to attend Spink county extension work. She will remain over the week at the Redfield office.
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Melvette
Conde
Athol
Spink County
Sara Dewing
Redfield
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