Evangelist McPherson Mystery Deepens Over Malibu Fight
Los Angeles dispatch reports a clouded story around Aimee Semple McPherson’s Malibu cottage isolation with conflicting claims of illness blindness a facelift and a fight with her mother Mrs Minnie Kennedy. Temple officials cite concern for recovery while supporters pray and a nerve specialist says she may recover soon. Kennedy details a alleged confrontation claiming McPherson attacked after a dispute over remarks about her and her secretary Mae Waldron.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Malibu
Temple
McPherson
Agelus Temple
Harriet A. Jordan
Temple Board of Directors
Lady Wilkins May Go With Husband
New York report on Susanne Bennett and Sir Hubert Wilkins. Lady Wilkins plans to accompany her explorer husband on a submarine voyage under Arctic ice next year if possible. She praises submarine safety and vows to endure hardship, offering to cook and help on board. He remains undecided, delaying final consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Susanne Bennett
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Lady Wilkins
Weather Brief for Apene Maron and South Dakota
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with likely showers on Thursday. Temperature to change slightly. In South Dakota mostly fair tonight with possible local showers and no significant temperature change.
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Apene Maron
South Dakota
Hoover Forms Drought Relief Effort Aimed at Relief
President Hoover convened the first meeting of the national drought committee at the White House to organize relief steps. Secretary Hyde leads the group as it considers urgent aid requests from Alabama Texas and Wyoming and expands the drought area to 300 counties. The panel plans measures to prevent price increases and directs county agricultural agents to safeguard freight and food shipments.
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Washington
Hoover
National Drought Committee
White House
Govermment
Hyde
Alabama
Texas
Wyoming
West Texas
Moody
Test With Rats Explodes Lamarckian Evolution Theory
In Flagstaff Arizona a study from the Museum of Northern Arizona reports Harold S. Colton amputated forelegs of young albino rats and their descendants for six generations. The southwestern division of the AAAS notes no demonstrable difference in bone loss between the last generation and the first. The work challenges the Lamarckian idea that use strengthens organs through continued development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold S. Colton
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Chicago University Plans Honors Course
Chicago August 20 The University of Chicago will offer an honors course for incoming freshmen taught by president Robert M Hutchins. The class covers classics drama fiction history and philosophy with a self directed, low supervision study structure and daily attendance requirements giving students broad freedom.
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Chicago University
Chicago
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Funeral for Custer Survivor and Wife Held in Idaho
Fairfield Idaho Aug 07 a double funeral was held yesterday for Bill Kruse a ten year old prospector reputedly in charge of General Custers ammunition train dating to the Little Big Horn massacre and his eighty four year old wife who escaped death in the Indian attack at Union N 8 in 1562.
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Custer
Fairfield
Idaho
Bill Kruse
Little Big Horn
Tha ‘Union
Even Death Fails To Keep Man From Guarding Crossing
HAMMOND MD Aug 3 up Even in death Caleb Gibbard guarded the Oakley Avenue crossing of the Michigan Central railroad. Automobiles piled up on both sides waited for the train as gates remained down. Police climbed to the watchman's tower and found Gibbard dead having lowered the gates to protect the crossing until replacement posted.
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Hammond
Caleb Gibbard
Oakley Avenue
Michigan Central Railroad
Gibbard
Gandhi Ready for Peace Offer Report Emerges
London reports from India say Mahatma Gandhi offered peace in a letter to the viceroy if Lord Irwin and Britain pledge dominion status for India at the round table conferences. News from Yeranda jail hints Gandhi could authorize a cessation of non-cooperation. Officials expect a major announcement within 48 hours.
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London
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Yerada
Poura
Mahatma
Gandhi
Wool Output Rise From Protein Feed Trial
In Canberra Australian researchers appointed by the federal government report a protein preparation fed to 100 sheep increased wool yield by about 20 ounces on average over a long-term trial. The feed also improved overall sheep condition as wool prices fell.
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Canberra
Australia
Council of Scientific and Industrial Researct
Flower Show To Open Tomorrow In Huron
Clarence Walker, president of the Huron Park Board and judge, announces the largest fall flower show in Huron history. The event opens at 1 PM tomorrow in the J. J. Newberry building at Third Street and Dakota Avenue South and runs until 9 PM, then Thursday until 4 PM with prizes awarded. Thirty classes will be shown with total prizes of 42.
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Huron
Clarence Walker
Huron Park Board
J. J. Newberry
Third Street
Dakota Avenue South
Walker
Frank H. Dwyer
City Park Boar
Luverne Bank Robbed of 8000 Cash and Bonds
Luverne Iowa August 20 two men robbed Luverne Savings Bank at 10 am stealing 8000 in cash 1000 in Liberty bonds and an unknown amount in travelers checks they escaped after the heist with authorities seeking the suspects in what police call a bold daytime robbery.
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Luverne
Iowa
Denies Communion to Legion Members at Ridge Wisconsin
The Rev John Henning refused communion to several American Legion members at Evangelical Lutheran Church in Ridge Wisconsin triggering a conference with church directors that extended to early morning. The pastor called the Legion anti Christ and said only Legion members who sought his guidance were excluded from communion. The board reportedly demanded his resignation or full admission of Legion members. Newsmen were barred from the meeting. The Gus Guzowske liquor possession case did not proceed as expected in municipal court.
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Legion
Tron ‘Ridge
Wis
John Henning
American Legion
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gus Guzowske
Band Concert at Campbell Park Led by Christensen
Huron municipal band under director Christensen will perform at Campbell Park Thursday evening August 21 with soloist Leo Arndt on xylophone. The program features popular numbers and orchestral pieces.
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Huron
Municipal
Caxk ‘Christensen
Campbell Park
Leo Arndt
Carey Leads Field In Early Wyoming Primary Returns
In Cheyenne on August 2, 1971 Robert D. Carey led the Republican senatorial field in early returns from 189 of 680 precincts for both long and short term nominations. Long term leaders include Carey 4808, Charles E. Winter 3407, W. C. Deming 1541, and W. L. Walls 502. Short term results mirror these figures with Walls running on a wet platform advocating repeal of the 18th Amendment. Governor Frank C. Emerson led the Republican gubernatorial ticket with 6832 votes. opponent W. Edelman had 1492. Democrats ran unopposed for each seat.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Robert D. Carey
Carey
Charles E. Winter
Casper
W.C. Deming
United States Civil Service Commission
W. L. Walls
Walls
Patrick J. Sullivan
Republican National
Frank C. Emerson
Francis E. Warren
Senate
Warren
Sullivan
Emerson
Reublican
W. Edelman
Waltonians Urge Easement Signatures for Lake Byron Project
Ike Waltons of Huron push to secure easement rights for Lake Byron as E. J. Calendine secretary urges committee members to contact property owners along the Jake. Signing soon speeds Foster Creek diversion project. contracts for widening the ditch will be let after papers reach Pierre. Easement forms available from Calendine at the telephone company office.
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Lake Byron
Ike Waltons
Huron
E. J. Calendine
Calendine
Pierre
Jake
Foster Creek
Telephone Company
City Commission Finalizes Water Mains Settlement
The city commission settled with Tuttle and Ferguson Mitchell contractors for cross mains installed last week. Mains on Sixth Street from Colorado to Wyoming Avenue Frank Avenue from Ninth to Twelfth and Twelfth Street from Frank to Montana Avenue were accepted by the engineer. The meeting also concluded with acceptance of a special assessment for water mains on Dakota Avenue between Fifteenth and Eighteenth streets.
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City Commission
Tuttle and Ferguson
Mitchell Contractors
Sixth Street
Colorado
Wyoming Avenue
Frank Avenue
Ninth
Twelfth Streets
Twelfth Street
Frank
Montana Avenue
Dakota Avenue
Fifteenth
Aged Widow Shot At Farm Home Near Carson City
Mrs Dora W Lee, a 63 year old widow, was found shot to death late last night at her farm home five miles west of Carson City Michigan. A fountain pen lay in her hand and an open check book rested on a table. State police and county officers were summoned after her niece Beatrice Miller nearby discovered the body. No motive or killer identified.
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Carson City
Mich
Here
Dora W Lee
Beatrice. Miller
Eliler
Trucker Pays Fine In Local Court Action
Frank Burns of Wessington pleaded guilty to trucking for compensation without proper paperwork. He appeared before Justice A Yk Kinkead, paying a fine and costs of 58 dollars. The case remained unsettled on certain terms of compensation.
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Frank Burns
Wessington
A. Yy. Kinkead
Pita
Student Out $50 After Milk Cart Horse Incident
EVANSTON ILL Aug 20 William O Kee fe a Northwestern University student is out $50 after his car collided with a milk cart horse. The horse toppled and lay on its side as the driver, police, and onlookers tried to rouse it. O Kee fe insisted the horse is not dead, only stunned. The sergeant noted a ten dollar pending outcome of the horse injuries.
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Evanston
Ill
William O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Northwestern
Sid
South Dakota Population Tops North Dakota in Final Ranking
Census figures show South Dakota at 690,755, up 64,208 or 85 percent, with Fargo at 28,609 and Grand Forks at 17,175 after revisions. North Dakota totals reach 682,448, keeping Sioux Falls ahead of Aberdeen. state rankings adjust city sizes and relative standings.
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Washington
South Dakota
Census Bureau
North Dakota
Fargo
Grand Forks
Grand Parks
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
South Dakote
American astronomers to study eclipse at Ninafou Island
A U.S. expedition led by Dr. S. A. Mitchell will sail from San Francisco in September to Ninafou Island in the Tonga group for an October 21 solar eclipse lasting about 80 seconds. Sponsored by the U.S. Naval Observatory, the team will study all phases of the event at a remote volcanic island known as Tin Can Island, where ships cannot dock.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Ninafou Island
S. A. Mitchell
Lelander McCormick Observatory
University of Virginia
United States Naval Observatory
Niuafou
Tonga
Islanda
Equator
Southsea
Transient Merchant Faces Trial Over Tomatoes
A transient merchant, Dale, is set to appear before Justice of Peace A. L. Kinkead tomorrow to answer charges under state law about selling tomatoes. Scott posted a $1 bond on Saturday. the court noted a $50 fine possible. Trial scheduled for 10 a.m.
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Dale
Senate
Huron
Justice of Peace
A. L. Kinkead
Scott
Justice Kinkeid
Big Dirigible Joins Search For Black On Eastern Coast
Van Lear Black Baltimore publisher and financier disappears after reportedly falling from his yacht Sabolo off the New Jersey coast. Navy dirigible Los Angeles, coast guard vessels, and four amphibian planes join search. Roosevelt urges all possible effort. Black was last seen on the stern rail around 9 pm Monday near Ambrose channel after visiting Newport to see newborn grandchildren.
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Big Dirigible
New York
van Lear Black
Baltimore
Blake
Jevesey
Los Angeles
Black
Coast Guard
Alverstt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Black
Ambrose Channel
Newport
Albert J. Bolton
New York Yacht Club
26Th Street
John W. Kelley
iZuta Find Just A Job For Roche
Gordon S Sessions profiles Patrick Roche a Chicago police officer famed for exposing gangland ties and dope rings. The feature traces his career from Ireland to the United States in 1909, his 1917 police service, and pivotal undercover work that yielded long prison terms. He asserts a dry Chicago is possible with bold action and funds.
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Gordon
Chicago
Teishiman
Lishman
Patrick Tor
Rence Roche
Roche
Pat
Underworld
Jack Zunn
Zuta
Seiawe
Cahn
New York
United States
Ireland
Chicago Police Forces
Special Intelligence Service
Internal Revenue Bureau
Clarence E. Converse
Return from trip to Big Stone Lake
Mr and Mrs Joan P F Saver have returned to Huron after a week visiting Big Stone Lake. They stayed with Mr and Mrs John A Saver who are spending the summer at their cottage there.
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Joan PF. Saver
Huron
Big Stone Lake
John A. Saver
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