Divided Paternity Briefly Raised in Columbus Case
In Columbus a custody dispute over ten year old twin girls centers on alleged divided paternity. The mother seeks custody while the husband, claiming one daughter as his, refuses to surrender the other. Obstetricians say such cases are possible but hard to prove. blood tests may deny paternity but not identify the father. A related South Dakota case involved twins where custody was split.
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Columbus
Columbus Obstetricians
Tsk
Luetta Magruder
Sid
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Chicago
Magruder Gaid
Wheeling. W. Va
S. D. Fran. S
Ewald Ns
Eric
John
Court of Circuit
Tripp
Yankton
Peddie
Jadce Tripp
Peddig
South Dakota
Acters
Mrs Matson Remains In Critical Condition In Minot
Mrs Ross Matson stays critically ill in a Minot hospital. A five pound daughter born Tuesday night to Mrs Matson is reported in serious condition. Matson's brother Dr Franke Ly noms traveled from Huron to Mitchell, while her mother Mrs Elizabeth Lyons of Mitchell and Mr Maison's mother Mrs B Matson of Huron remain in Minot.
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Matson
Ross Matson
Minot
N. D
Franke Lynoms
Huron
Mitchell
Elizabeth Lyons
Maison
B. Mate
Meade Raises Bonds In Desertion Case
Meade, Huron, released from Beadle County jail after furnishing bonds of 500 dollars following a desertion charge. He waived preliminary hearing in Municipal Court after arraignment earlier in the week. He was arrested last Saturday on complaint by his wife Laura Meade.
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Meade
Huron
Careuit
Beadle County
Joe Reilly
Laura Meade
Hanging of Negro Delayed in Kentucky
An execution set for dawn tomorrow was stayed after federal Judge H Church Ford granted a temporary writ of habeas corpus for John Peres Moncey a 22 year old accused of raping a white woman. A hearing for a permanent writ is scheduled for August 26 while the case proceeds in Kentucky.
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Kentucky
Kenidals
John Peres Moncey
H. Church Ford
Lexington
Huronians Confer On River Project With Army Engineers
City Manager Don I Sears Mayor John P Walsh and Commissioner George C Green returned from Omaha after conferring with army engineers on the Jam river dam project three miles into Spink County. Engineers promised full cooperation and the officials also visited Lincoln to inspect paving and other municipal construction. Accompanied by R M Green the party inspected experimental blacktop projects at the Nebraska State Fair grounds.
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Don I. Sears
John P. Walsh
George C Green
Omaha
Army
Jame River
Beadle County
Spink County
Sears
Lincoln
Green
R. M. Green
Nebraska State Fair Grounds
Board Elects New Teachers at Special Meeting
The board of education filled four public school teaching vacancies at a special meeting. resignations of Pal E. Franklin and Albert C. Schierling were accepted. Donald B. Hansen was chosen for Franklin's position. Percy Woyshaborgh and John Norfolk were signed as grade school instructors and coaches. A shift involving A. D. Shepersky and possible assignments at McKinley and junior high schools were discussed. Eleanor Feeney was granted a year's leave. Grace Kneebone to fill the vacancy. A future meeting will approve the next year’s budget.
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Board of Education
Pal E. Franklin
Albert C. Schierling
Donald B. Hansen
Woonsocket
Franklin
Percy Woyshaborgh
Wolsey High School
John Norfolk
Huron
Weshabaugh
McKinley
Vernon Sorenson
Norfolk
Sepu
A. D. Shepersky
Schiering
Shepersky
Eleanor Feeney
Grace Kneebone
Mrs Martha Alseth Dies At Lake Preston
Mrs Martha Alseth aged 75 one of Kingsbury County early settlers died at Lake Preston. Born in Norway she came to America in 1863 settling first in La Crosse Wisconsin. The family homesteaded Kingsbury County in 1879 and lived there until three years ago when she moved to Urbana Illinois to live with daughter Hilda. Survived by daughter Hilda Urbana and son Oswald Modesw Cal a son Charlus Alseth died last February. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Lake Preslon
Martha Alseth
Kingsbury County
Norway
America
la Crosse
Wis
Urbana
Hilda
Larare Iam
University of Illinois
Oswald
Modesw
Cal
Charlus
Alseth
Willow Lake store to join Council Oak chain
An August 19 Evening Hur onuts item announced a store opening in Willow Lake by Frank Howard. It will be privately owned and operated, not a corporate store, and is expected to join the Council Oak chain. Also noted is the departure of Mr and Mrs Arley Hegg and daughter Janeane for Vancouver Washington to make their home, with Mrs Ted Hegg and daughter Marilyn accompanying them to Deadwood.
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Huronuts
Willow Lake
Frank Howard
Council Oak
Arley Hegg
Janeane
Vancouver
Wash
Deadwood
Ted Hegg
Marilyn
Doran Hines
Plan Trial Hop In Richmans Airplane
New York August 2. A close friend of Dick Merrill says the veteran airmail pilot and Harry Richman will attempt a round trip non stop flight to Newfoundland this weekend before a proposed London run. They will test two way radio on Richman's monoplane as Merrill nears two weeks vacation. Eddie Rickenbacker backs Merrill as No 1 pilot with about 90 percent chance of success.
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Richman
New York
Dick Merrill
Airmail
Harry Richman
New Foundland
London
Rich
Merrill
Gore
Eddie Rickenbacker
Fifth Avenue
V F W Picnic Set for August in Dell Rapids
The annual tri state Veterans of Foreign Wars picnic will be held August 23 at Dell Rapids replacing the previously announced September 23 date. Post Department Commander Hagen said a large Huron delegation will attend, drawing overseas veterans from South Dakota and nearby states.
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V.F. W
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Dell Rapids
Post Department
Hagen
Huron
South Dakota
Order of Cootie Plans Initiation at Temple Meeting
The Military Order of the Cootie Dug Out Pup Tent No 2 will hold a regular meeting Monday August 2 at the Temple James R Lowrie commander announced. A class of recruits will be taken in. VFW members may join the order by attending Lab or Temple by eight oclock. Delegates to the National Encampment in Denver September 13 to 18 will be selected with C E Buchanan as master of ceremonies.
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Order of Cootie
Military Order of the Cootie
Ae Temple
James R. Lowrie
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Military Order of the Coote
Labor Temple
Lawrie
Denver
C. E. Buchanan
Labor Council Defends Beck in Seattle strike turmoil
Seattle central labor council defends Dave Beck President of the Teamsters amid a newsroom strike at Hearst owned Post-Intelligencer. Council resolution denounces attacks on Beck praising union loyalty while Times and executives accuse Beck of influencing picket lines. Tacoma council boycott linked to strike fund aid. Heavy LA rainfall note capped the piece.
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Seattle
Seattle Central Labor Council
Dave Beck
Teamsters’ Council
Hearst
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Seattle Times
New York
Beck
Americans Newspaper Guild
Labor Council
Post-Intelligencer
Tacoma Central Labor Council
Swe
Times and Post-Intelligencer
Mee
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