Two State Owned Coal Mines Show Financial Deficits
South Dakota reveals deficits for two state coal mines as audits show a 1983 ending deficit of 23 200.93 dollars at Haynes near Haynes North Dakota and 23 247.41 at Firesteel South Dakota with continued losses and unresolved asset values. The report notes 499 260 tons mined at Haynes with 38 716 tons remain and lack of adequate depreciation reserves. Officials expect legislative aid as a likely solution while stressing possible value in unmined coal at Firesteel and equities retained by the state.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Division of
Tom Berry
Haynes
N. D
Firesteel
Haynes Mine
Charles L. Brady
Qet
State Relief Administration
Brady
Gov. Berry
Gov .Berry
J. Herbert Re
Government Moves Toward Solution on Labor Strikes and Homestake Valuation
Washington reports the U S government seeks solutions to labor unrest with wage and hour revisions sought by AFL and code reopenings at various plants. In South Dakota Homestake Mining faces a state board hearing to raise mineral land valuations from 9.2 million to about 12 million, aiming for fair assessment across districts.
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Washington
Sam
NRA Labor Board
American Federation of Labor
George A. Sloan
Cot-Ton-Textile Institute
New Yorke
NRA
Pierre
Homestake Mining Company
Lead
State Board of Equalization
Homestake
Hovde to Move to St Paul Weather Office
Martin R. Hovde of Huron South Dakota is slated to replace JO G Podsell as head of the Minnesota weather bureau. The appointment, dated September 1, awaits formal presidential approval. Hovde will move from an observer post in St Paul to the new post.
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Hovde
St. Paul
Martin R. Hovde
Huron
S. D
JO. G. Podsell
Minneais Weather Bureau
Navy Jobs Open for South Dakota Men at Omaha Station
Navy recruiting officer A. L. Pleasants, in charge of Omaha, made a quarterly tour of Nebraska and South Dakota stations. He announced numerous vacancies for young men in South Dakota and urged applicants to visit the recruiting station for enlistment details in Huron yesterday.
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Navy
S. D
Li A. L. Pleasants
Omaha
Nebraska
South Dakota
Huron
It Pleasants
Héstest
Anti Alien Tension Deescalated in Salt River Valley
In Phoenix on August 22 anti alien farmers threaten to oust Japanese agriculturists but group leader Fred Kruse says there will be no disorder if he can help it. Gov. Moeur assures Washington the state can handle the problem without U S Japan involvement. Arizona law prohibits ownership by aliens.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Salt River Valley
Fred Kruse
B. B. Moeur
State Department
Washington
Arizona
United States
Japan
Kruse
Mocur
William Phillips
Russia Demands Jap Explanation Over Arrests
Moscow reports the Soviet Union seeks an explanation from Manchukuo's foreign office for the arrest of 88 Soviet citizens. Acting counsel general Rayvid says the arrests were made without documents and involved searches of Soviet employees’ apartments and offices on the Chinese Eastern Railway.
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Moscow
Russia
Foreign Office of
Manchukuo
Rayvid
Japan
Huron Band Concert Program Highlights
Huron Municipal Band directed by Hans Christensen and J W Campbell presents a Thursday Aug 3 program at 7 45 PM in Vanecook. Selections include Olevine Vandercook Overturn Jolly Robbers Suppe Waltz Kiss of Spring and more such as Cinderella's Wedding Day The Lost Pacific Chimes of Normandy Gentile Browne The Sky Pilot Our Republic.
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Huron
Olevine
Vandercook
Suppe
Rolfe
Lewis King
Cobey Canzone
Pacific
Normandy
Gentile
Browne
Sincke
Sky
Laurens
Our Repubic
Esberger
Counties Seek Immediate Highway Fund Distribution
Representatives from 11 northeastern South Dakota counties urged immediate distribution of state highway funds deemed due as county credits. At a meeting in Aberdeen they voted to pursue mandamus action against the highway commission and to hire special counsel if needed.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Date’ Highway Commission
Brown
Faulk
Day
Spink
Edwards
Walworth
McPherson
Huberta Grant
Marsheil
Mt Calvary Lutheran Mission Festival Plans
Mount Calvary Lutheran church will hold its annual mission festival with three Sunday services English at 10 30 a m German at 2 30 p m and English at 7 45 p m Rev T H Joeckel announced and Rev A W Fuerstenau of Raymond will speak at the morning and afternoon services while Rev R C Beisel of Doland speaks at the evening service Broadcasts of the 10 30 a m service on station KGDY will resume weekly starting Sunday.
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Mt. Calvary Church
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
T. H. Joeckel
A. W. Fuerstenau
Raymond
R.C. Beisel
Doland
KGDY
Weather for Huron and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with Friday expected to be fair and warming. South Dakota outlook shows partly cloudy and cool tonight with Friday generally fair and temperatures rising gradually.
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Huron
South Dakota
Iroquois Woman Killed in Minnesota Auto Crash
Mrs. A. C. Brown of Iroquois died in an early morning collision near Lake Benton Minnesota. The party traveling to Ohio included Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Keelin and their two children with uncertain injuries and destination. A separate report lists Mrs H C Brown wife of Iroquois mayor killed near Lake Benton in a Ghent Minnesota truck collision with five others injured and taken to Troquois. A Texas sanitary code revision will be sought by the state board of health at the next legislature.
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Iroquois
A. C. Brown
Lake Benton
Minn
Beown
Benton
H.C. Brown
S. D
Ghent
Here
Troquois
Texas
State Board of Health
Calls for Stronger Water Protections After Contamination Warning
The city began mains water testing after a contamination revelation. Five tests were taken with daily bacteriologist oversight and results to be published. Wells supply remains largely untested though Bramwell and two neighborhood wells are deemed safe. An editorial on page four argues for greater protection.
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J. 3. Tschetter
Huron
Water Boiling In Huron Homes Sparks Public Outcry
Water boiled across Huron as residents, especially housewives, faced unsafe city supplies unfit for use without boiling. A telephone survey by The Evening Huronite showed none drank city water, several urged a mass meeting, and cafes and hotels shifted to spring water, with fountains shut and staff alert.
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Huron
City Wall
Inn
Marvin Hughitt
Wes
Royal Hotel
Inflation Talk and Monetary Strategy in Washington
The piece describes inflation forecasts circulating in Washington and New York, the administration's mixed signals on money policy, and a proposed plan to foster controlled inflation. It discusses seizing gold and silver, devaluing metals, and using a silver–gold ratio to justify issuing new currency, with a page reference to continue.
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Washington
New York
Coud
Huronians Await Cold Relief After Heat Wave Ends
Huron residents, after a scorching August, welcomed Autumn bringing cooler air and a brief 0.42 inch shower. The government station recorded a low of 53 and a high near 39, with forecasts calling for cloudy tonight and a gradually warmer Friday.
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Huron
Plan To Padlock S F Night Clubs
Sioux Falls city plans padlock actions against night clubs and liquor resorts accused of frequent liquor law violations. Assistant city attorney Berdahl said amended complaints would join property owners, aiming to close guilty establishments for a year with court-ordered padlocks. Judges’ recent rulings shape the approach as prosecutors push for tangible evidence and building owner participation.
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Sioux Falls
Ames
Berdahl
Berdabls
Lucius J. Walls
Dinty
Ben l
Rerdahi
City Huron Eyeing New Water Supply From Mary Svee Farm
City officials moved to secure a permanent water supply from the Mary Svee farm four miles from Huron after River water was deemed unsafe. Plans authorize purchasing 6 acres to support three wells, with daily output projections around 792000 gallons. Tests from five distribution points will guide ongoing chlorination and sampling while residents are asked to boil water until safety is assured.
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James River
Mary Svee
Huron
Huyron
J. 5. Tschetter
SB City
Dial Rock
Water Department
Dy, Tschetter
Tschetter
W. W. Towne
CD. Hays
Hays
O. A Ricker
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Robert Bruere
Cotton Textile Industrial Relations Board
Texile
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National Council of Aluminum Workers
Milwaukee
FERA
Chicago
Minneapolis
HH. Reed
Natonal Mediation Board
Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio
Newport News
Chevrolet
Fisher Body
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Perkins
National Automobile Labor Board
Bath~ Robe
Red Bank
N. J
North Bergen
Onida
Northeast Group
H. C. Brown
Paul Mallon
Paul Maton
S. F
City Attorney's Office
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