Armour Plant Water Decision Delayed At Huron Meeting
Armour requests use of part of the east chalk rock well water for its packing plant amid algae troubles in river water. The chamber of commerce water committee urged allowing partial use to avert plant shutdowns risking 275 workers and 1000 dependents. A Bennett well test failed, while other wells and a chalk rock project proceed as officials work on a temporary treatment solution.
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Armour Packing Plant
Chalk Rock
Huron City Commissioners
Armour Plant
A. E. Danielson
Commis Floriers
Danielson
Huron
Sioux City
Chamber of Commerce
Emer- Henty
Commission
Armour
Bennett
Peter Olim
Isabel
West Park
Harry Winther
James River
Chicago & North Western
Theodore Figland
Deesent
G. M. Anderson
Krolt
Svee Farm
Guy G. Frary
Techentical Laboratory
Vermillion
South Dakota
Weather for Huron and Vicinity
Fair tonight and Friday with little temperature change. South Dakota generally fair tonight and Friday, cooler in western and northern portions on Friday.
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Huron
Vicinlty
South Dakota
Olson Demands Executive Mansion in North Dakota
Acting Governor Ole H. Olson demanded possession of the executive mansion from the state board of administration, saying the mansion should be turned over this week. Governor William Langer, away on speaking engagements, faces a court ruling that disqualified him from office, while Langer contends he remains governor and will resist any transfer until the court orders it.
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Bismarck
N. D
Wiliam
Ole H. Olson
Olson
State Board of Administration
Langer
North Dakota
Spiritwood Lake
R. M. Rishworth
Supreme Court
United States
Rebt
Sioux Falls
Liam Langer
State Board of Adminrates
North Dakkota
Frightened Cattle Trigger Ferry Disaster In India
In Darihara Patna Aug 16 a ferry boat with about 200 people aboard capsized after cattle on board were frightened by bul locks. The panic caused passengers to crowd to one side and the craft overturned, drowning 179 men and women.
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Patna
India
Darihara
Alpena Jubilee Draws Largest Crowd Amid Perfect Weather
A near record Alpena crowd gathered for the third annual jubilee with ideal weather. The main feature was a 15 inning baseball game where Woonsocket fell to a Wessington Springs and Gann Valley combined team 4 to 2. The rubber game will be played at Wessington Springs on August 26.
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Alpena
Woonsocket
Wessington Springs
Gann Valley
Wessington
Triplett
Helwik
B. Koch
Fairfield
Lleullan
Koch
Finch Named Washington Bureau of Mines Director
President Roosevelt announced in Washington that John Wellington Finch of Idaho is appointed to lead the Bureau of Mines. Finch succeeds prior director with duties to oversee national mineral resources and enforcement programs.
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Finch
Washington
Roosevelt
John Wellington Finch
Idaho
Bureau of Mines
Kidnapping Plot Casts Silence Over Toronto Hotel
Toronto reports 48 hours after John Labatt senior kidnapping the scene is quiet as Hugh Labatt awaits ransom talks. Police probe a possible Windsort sporting figure linked to beer running from Detroit while searches extend to Lake Huron shores near Sarnia. Royal Canadian Mounted Police join the hunt across border points.
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Toronto
John
la Whatt
London
Hugh Lakatt
Hugh
Hugh Labatt
Wind ‘Sor
Detroit
Lake Huron
Labatt
Sarnia
Ont
Lake Shore
United States
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canada
Dominion
Cattle Runoff totals reach 405,022 head in SD relief drive
Pierre reports South Dakota ranchers delivered 405,022 cattle to the federal government for drought relief as of Aug 16. Government purchases included 210,444 shipped for slaughter, 85,705 moved for grazing, 63,139 donated or used locally, 4,295 milk cows kept, and 41,389 killed locally. Daily outflow runs about 6,000 head.
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Kennedy
Farm Bureau pushes stronger AAA for recovery and drought relief
Farm bureau leaders from 11 states urge tougher agricultural adjustment act provisions with tighter control over speculation direct livestock buying and processors while supporting irrigation protection and farm mortgage relief. They favor a temporary public works program a permanent stabilization plan reduced amortization and bank deposit coverage.
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Chicago
AAA
Farm Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Lanitix
Wisconsin Not in Drought, Says Janesville Editor
Stephen Bolles editor of the Janesville Daily Gazette writes to the New York Times that Wisconsin is not in a drought area. He cites recent heavy rains and says cattle are not dying, corn compares favorably to last year, and farmer buying power and merchant sales have improved.
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Wisconsin
New York
New York Times Today
Stephen Bolles
Janesville
Wis
Daily Gazette
Bolles
Confusion Over Silver Policy Explained For Public
Washington discusses the three Treasury announcements that clarified government actions on silver. The piece maps how President Roosevelt authorized a minor inflationary step on old silver, while new silver purchases are treated at cost, with analysts predicting future use of newly held silver.
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Washington
Treasury
Rooseveltee
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Banks Sign Up To Make Loans For Home Repairs
The government’s housing program gains momentum as 1 131 banks nationwide pledge insured character loans from 100 to 2000 for repairs. Banks in 6 states and D C hold 3131 9800 in resources serving 87 447 904 people. New liaison officers will coordinate with the American Bankers Association to widen cooperation and speed loans.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
District of Columbia
Michael J. McDonough
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
McDonough
James A. Moffett
Prieran
Avizong
Idaho
New York
New York City
South Dakota
Pierre—Pierre National Bank
Vandagrift
New Yor
American Bankers Association
Robert “Wrig
J. C. Vandagrift
Union [Savings Bank
Sloux Falls
Longs drive for New Orleans control sparks state clash
Huey P. Long pushes 28 bills in a special Louisiana session aimed at weakening New Orleans mayor JT Walmsley and bolstering gubernatorial power. Amid threats of bloodshed and Hitlerism, guards clash with civil deputies as measures seek broader election control and state policing authority.
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Huey P. Long
Lousiana Kingfish
Baton Rouge
New Orleang
New Orleans
Louisiana
JT. Semmes Walmsley
Rupert Fugion
Huey P
Kingfish
Adjt
Raymond H. Fleming
Arrcesua Fudge
Nat W. Bond
Ther
Pas
Gus Savaresa
Buardsman
Hibo Guarisco
Walmsley
Snd
Senate
House
Long
Nations Guard
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Seale
Bennett Well
State Bar
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Elks Ball Room
Marvin Hughitt
Chambers Kellar
Lead
Fletcher Riley
Oklahoma Supreme Court
G@ J Laing
University of Chicago
Movies
Bar of America
America
Kellar
State Board
Verum Corps
Huron American Legion
Stockholm
Sweden
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Paul Mallon
Hong Kong
Hitler
China
Adolf Hitler
Germany
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