Wheat Conferees Await Decision On Importers' Treaty
Delegates from 29 countries at a world wheat conference await government word on an importers accord. Exporters seek cooperation of importers to lower duties, remove barriers, and regulate shipments to lift prices while the United States promises orderly pricing. Committees study tariff adjustments and permanent advisory board financing as talks continue in London.
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London
Frederick E. Murphy
Minneapolis
United States
Paul Devinat
France
F. L. McDougall
Australia
Weather Update For Huron And Vicinity Winds and Showers
Showers this afternoon and tonight for Huron area with cooler relief tonight. Wednesday looks fair and slightly cooler. South Wakota sees local showers and generally fair Wednesday with cooler conditions tonight in the east and south regions.
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Huron
South Wakota
Marathon Dance Keeps Going Despite Law Enforcement
In Sioux Falls on August 2, Circuit Judge John T. Medin ruled state and county officers lacked jurisdiction to halt a Neptune park marathon dance. He directed Hal Ross’s attorneys to draft a temporary injunction and said he would sign it. Deputy state’s attorney E C Mahoney argued the event was immoral and violated the Sunday dancing law, noting the park’s South Sioux Falls jurisdiction.
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Sioux Falls
Neptune Park
Here
John T. Medin
Hal Ross
E. C. Mahoney
Walter Conway
South Sioux Falls
State NRA Board Membership Full
Pierre August 2 The ninth member of South Dakota s NRA board was announced by Governor Berry C J Horgan of Rapid City joins Pennington county as state representative The board to meet in Pierre to organize and divide the state into nine districts for review under NRA labor code agreements Also named were Burns Aberdeen Chambers Kellar Lead Butts Cannop Pierre Bex Lawshe Sioux Falls Robert Dailey Flandreau J J Larkin Sioux Falls and C A Hess Watertown
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Hugh F. Johnson
National
NRA
Cij
Burns
Aberdeen
Chambers Kellar
Ben Butts
J. D. Cannop
Ft. Pierre
Bex Lawshe
Sioux Falls
Robert Dailey
Flandreau
J. J. Larkin
C. A. Hess
Watertown
Change Proposed In Poll Places In Huron City
Huron would be one large precinct for voting after an ordinance read at a city commission meeting last night. The plan follows a new state law and retains 14 polling places with no district exceeding 500 voters. Costs would rise by 85 dollars with four additional polls. Community requests for scales and a radio station program committee drew no action.
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Huron
John P. Sauer
W. B. Olson
A. H. Schultz
Robert Dean
KGDY
AL Housman
Black Hills
Socialists Urged to Face Facts in Fight Against Fascism
Paris dispatch reports 61 French deputies and senators split from the socialist party by presenting a statement to the Second International congress. They urged participation in government rather than revolution without a revolution, arguing for action to halt dictatorships and fascism instead of waiting for an ideal state.
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Paris
France
Quick Agreement On Code For Coal Industry Is Sought
The National Recovery Administration opened public hearings on a new code covering the entire bituminous coal industry after late night talks among NRA officials operators and labor groups. The retail code sets a 40 hour week in most communities and a minimum wage scale from 13 to 14 with regional adjustments, aims to curb price cutting and bans underselling and convict made goods.
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James Cope
Associated Press
Washington
National Recovery Administration
Hugh
Johnson
NRA
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Mississippi
Kentucky
West Virginia
Maryland
Detroit osteopath stabbed to death after store crash
Detroit police report a speeding car crashed into the front of 3 Hastings Street store early today. Inside, Dr Henry G Noben an osteopath 51 was found dead and believed to have been stabbed during a robbery before the assailant attempted to drive to a nearby receiving hospital. The body lay over the steering wheel.
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Detroit
Hastings Street
Henry G. Noben
Chicago Hotel Looted by Bandits in Vault robbery
Five masked bandits robbed the North Park hotel vault taking 1008 dollars from the safe. They looted the safes of 24 guests and held workers as prisoners for over an hour. Arms were used and the incident occurred early today in Chicago.
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Chicago
North Park
Laughs Fly as Monkey Video Tangles Park Rule Breaker
CHICAGO Aug. Jocko the Lincoln Park zoo monkey mocked Joseph Volek 44 by snagging butterscotch candy and pausing as the animal struggled to open its jaws. Volek was charged yesterday with feeding the animals a park rule violation and was held for a hearing today.
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Chicago
Jocko
Lincoln Park
Zoo
Joseph Volek
Volek
Nations Come To Aid Of Austria
Vienna reports a weekend conference between Chancellor Dollfuss and Premier Mussolini at Riccione. An Extrablatt interview cited Italy backing Austria through thick and thin as Mussolini pledged to defend Austria's independence. No discussion of Britain France action against Nazis was reported. Rome noted no formal alliance, but economists say Britain France and Italy recognize the need to aid Austria economically.
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Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Mussolini
Rigoions
Italy
Extrablatt
Dollfuss
Austria
Great Britain
France
Rome
Britain
Ely
Levy Sought on Corn Products to Support Wheat
George Livingston executive vice president of the Millers National Federation urged Secretary Wallace to impose a compensatory tax on corn products for human consumption. He argued the tax would restore price balance between wheat and corn products and curb consumer substitution of corn for wheat since a wheat processing tax was approved July 9, 1933.
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Washington
George Livingston
Millers National Federation
Wallace
Livingston
Hearings Over Public Works Jobs Begin In Mitchell Soon
South Dakota public works projects totaling 6.13 million dollars will be reviewed by the advisory committee in Mitchell tomorrow, with hearings listed in Huron Pierre Rapid City and Custer State Park. The panel aims to start projects within 30 days if approved and notes bond requirements for 70 percent funding from municipalities.
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E. Hitchcock
Mitchell
John Boland
Rapid City
Collins
Mitchell Territory
Huron
Pierre
Custer State Park
Promised Liberty for Nash Ties to Prominent Resort Owner
Chicago federal prosecutor disclosed evidence that Louis Stacci, Suburban resort owner, pledged to rescue Frank Nash from federal officers en route to Leavenworth. An affidavit says Mrs Nash telephoned Stacci in Excelsior Springs asking to stop her husband’s transfer. The claim implicates Verne Miller as well, alleged to be Miller’s gunner in the Kansas City battle.
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Chicago
Louis Stacci
Frank Nash
Nash
Kansas City
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Kansas City Union Station
Joseph A. Struett
United States District Attorney
At-torney
J. Layson
Moley to wind up crime chase and shift to politics
Washington Aug 22 Professor Moley will conclude his crime chasing work around Sept 15 and then likely engage in personal political activity for Mr Roosevelt. The plan includes long range efforts for congressional elections. Moley's role at the state department may end with his transfer or removal from international duties as Roosevelt reconsiders personnel and policy ahead of Hyde Park talks.
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Washington
Moley
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
State Department
State ‘Department
Howard Strong
South Dakota Hog Prices Set 50 Cents Below Chicago Base
Government backed hog buying will start in South Dakota with prices 50 cents under the Chicago base. Farmers urged to hold small pigs until program begins. Huron plant ready to cooperate. Different prices apply by region, with premiums and deductions based on origin and transport costs, as the emergency hog program aims to move 4 million pigs.
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South Dakota
Chicago
Associated Press
Washington
A. E. Danielson
Armour
Huron
Danielson
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Weantime County
Roy Cave
Oklahoma
Texas
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
St. Paul
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Omaha
Nebraska City
St. Joseph
Wisconsin
Iinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Ternnessee
Milwaukee
St. Louis
National Stock Yards
Michigan
Ohio
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Virginia
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louiana
Yalnus Sc
Chivauu
Sam
Corm Belt
Midwest
Kaums City
St Paul
Minx
St Joseph
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
G. B. Thorn
The
Administration
S .Corn and Hog Section
Hitch Hiker Rescues Unidentified Driver From Burning Car
An Omaha tourist left unknowingly with a ride from an unknown hitchhiker survived when the auto burst into flames after a sharp corner near Lake Preston. The hitchhiker, who escaped injury, carried the driver to a farmhouse for aid before the victim was taken to Lake Preston for treatment. The driver planned to visit friends in De Smet after receiving care.
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Lake Preston
James
Omaha
Speathy
Detroit
Mason
South Dakota
de Smet
Drum Corps To Attend Alpena Jubilee Celebration
Members of the Huron American Legion and Auxiliary drum corps are asked to meet at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday at 2 PM before departing for Alpena to participate in a local celebration. They will perform Thursday night at 9 PM as a climax to the jubilee, which features sports events speeches and other attractions.
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Huron
American Legion
Auxiliary
Chamber of Commerce
Alpena
Paul Myers
Alpeng
Rainfall Exceeds August Average in Huron Area
A drizzle since morning lifted Huron rainfall to .17 inch by 2 PM, boosting August moisture above normal. By midnight the month measured 1.67 inches, about .02 inch below average, with later rain expected to push totals above the August norm per government station report.
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Huron
Government Bureau
Eed
Lindberghs Leave Reykjavik for Unknown Destination
Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh departed Reykjavik today with their destination undisclosed. locals believe they are heading abroad immediately.
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Lindberghs
Reykjavik
Iceland
Mrs
Charles
A.lindherzi
Yeeland
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A. D. Stefferud
Permanent Committee of Wheat Control
J. Horgan
Joseph
S.D
W. S. Cochrane
Windsor Dougherty
Windner
South Dakota Committee
Betes
Paul Ye
Ofice
South Pole
Eco
Hall
Payer
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Arthur Bfiullen, Jr
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