Dissension in Madrid as Franco rebels gain steam
War front notes from Madrid and Europe describe growing division within the Madrid government forces amid the Spanish Civil War. Reports state loyalist troops face internal friction as fascist rebels push toward the capital, with international responses shaping a tentative nonintervention stance across Britain France and Soviet Russia.
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Weather Report for Furon and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy conditions persist with light rain tonight. Friday shows partial clearing and a gradual warm up. Neaty cloudy with rain in eastern portions, warmer tonight and into Friday. South Dakota forecast calls for mainly cloudy skies with rain in the eastern area and a warmer, drying trend later in the period.
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Growing Weaker Olson Undergoes Second Transfusion
Rochester Minnesota August 24 PHA reports Gov Floyd Olson, weakened by a stomach ailment, is under Mayo Clinic care awaiting a second blood transfusion to bolster strength. First transfusion given Tuesday after arrival Monday night. transfer to occur tomorrow or Saturday if condition worsens. Minnesota political talks continue as Farmer Labor party leaders meet in St Paul. Olson is their US Senate candidate. Continued on page two See Olson.
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Landon Heads East on Tour Amid Campaign Clash
Washington Aug 20 Amid a flurry of activity in major campaign camps Gov A M Landon pushed east from Estes Park to carry his Republican drive through nine states. Opponents pressed attacks as Col Frank Knox faulted government overregulation and Farley accused Democrats of a fright campaign while Hamilton closed his aerial tour optimistic about November.
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Heavy rains bring varied totals to Huron area
Fall seeding prospects brighten as morning thundershowers drop moisture across the Huron region with up to 2.44 inches reported at Ree Heights and 0.23 inches at Huron. Temperatures cooled to the mid seventies with a government forecast calling for more moisture and warmer conditions later this week. rail lines reported scattered rainfall and minor washouts, while areas to the west and north saw heavier totals and minor roadbed reinforcement.
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Zinovieff Admits His Part In Plot At Moscow Trial
Gregory Zinovieff, a famed Bolshevist, testified he accepted full guilt for a conspiracy to topple Stalin and unleash terrorism. He said the plan would have moved Russia toward Fascism and noted the campaign began with opposition to party power.
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Joseph Stalin
Russia
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Leon Kamenett
Huron Municipal Band Concert Program Highlights
The Huron Municipal Band directed by Hans Christenser and J. W. Campbell presents a Thursday program on August 20 featuring across the Isthmus overtures Sullivan operatic gems and a Calvary Wigglerockenshire Overture Rhinefels Gruenwald Masterstroke selections from May Ray and Jay and the musical comedy.
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Masterstroke
Unhappy Americans Urged to Tour Europe Says Roper
New York August 20 Italy calls unhappy Americans to visit Europe for a cure. Commerce Secretary Daniel C. Roper argues a three day bath in European atmosphere will restore gratitude and calm dissatisfactions. Treasury official William A. Julian notes European debt talks while ex ambassador John W. Davis reports Europe inching toward tension.
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John W. Davis
Court of St. James
London
Europe
Rapid City Infant Dies After One Week In Incubator
Rapid City August 2. The newborn, billed as the town’s smallest baby, weighing 30 ounces at birth, died at a local hospital after a week in an incubator. Parents Mrs Donald Schnepp and Mr Ora Welch had cared for the infant since birth at home, with initial progress and weight gain despite early respiratory trouble.
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Carsol Jean Schnepp
Donald Schnepp
Death report shocks Madrid as prize fighter killed
The Reuter agency reported Pauline Uzeudun, Spanish prize fighter, killed by a government firing squad in Madrid with several others. Earlier reports of Uzcudun's death were unconfirmed. In Toledo, Ohio, the Gas Workers' Union settled an eight day strike against Ohio Fuel Gas and Northwestern Natural Gas, with workers returning to their jobs tomorrow and terms not yet announced.
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Plan To Meet Future Crop Failures Due To Lack Of Moisture
McCook Nebraska August 20 Associated Press staff writer reports Roosevelt drought committee led by Morris L Cooke visited parched southwestern Nebraska farms to outline a long term plan to end droughts. They urged flood control on the Republican River and its tributaries and met with Senator George Norris despite his vacation.
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George Norris
Norris
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Floyd Cook
Gubernatorial Contests Rival Presidential Race in Full Voting
Across 34 states governors battle, with 21 already choosing candidates and spotlights on New York and Lehman. Parties align state races with the national presidential contest as funds shift to large states with electoral votes. Incumbents declining or defeated renomination appear rare. many governors seek other offices or term limits end.
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Case Offers Farm Dams and Water Gardens Plan
Francis Case of Custer proposes government bounties to fund dams, stock water, and kitchen gardens on every farm as a drought remedy. He urges rapid adoption by President's drought committee, citing local dam sites and the need for irrigation during dry periods.
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Train Injures Six as Freight Plows Autos on Wharf
A freight train backing along Baltimore harbor left six people injured and 18 cars damaged, mostly crushed. Injured were treated at hospitals. none seriously hurt as the train ploughed into waiting automobiles near the waterfront pier.
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Did You Know Jimmy Cooley Gets Haircut at Eight Weeks
An Eight week old infant, Jimmy, son of Mr and Mrs Herschel Cooley, had his hair cut at Harry Burtons barber shop in Huron. The Evening Hurozite offers a payment for accepted Did You Know items and readers may claim their earnings at The Furonste office after publication.
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Roosevelt Recommends Rural Credit Plan To Replace Relief
President Roosevelt, after an 11 November election talk, considers an intelligent farm plan combining crop insurance and rural credit to replace drought relief methods. Louis Taber and Fred Freestone outlined a $25 million annual crop insurance test, with government study toward a broader conference of farm groups. Hopkins projected WPA relief at up to 150,000 jobs costing about $5 million monthly. The travel itinerary for the drought tour remains incomplete as governors are invited to a drought conference in Dex Moines.
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