Roosevelt Drought Tour May Delay After Dern's Death
Roosevelt arrived in Bismarck for a 3300 mile drought tour when news of Secretary Dern's death disrupted plans. McIntyre said the trip would continue briefly, with several governors conferences possibly omitted or consolidated. If a Utah funeral takes place, the president may shift to Utah and delay remaining stops, including Des Moines and Pierre.
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Marvin H. McIntyre
Dern
Utah
Des Moines
Landon
Kansas
Pierre Mccintyre
North
South Dakota
Pierre
S. D
Wyoming
Rapid City
London
Hannibal, Mo
Dennis
Dem
Roosevelt Train Will Miss Huron in South Dakota
Governor Tom Berry and officials plan to host President Roosevelt in Aberdeen and Pierre as his presidential special travels to South Dakota. The train will not stop in Huron and stops include Mina and Richmond Dams WPA projects. A small group of newspaper editors will meet the president in Pierre while leaders of state organizations were told not to come.
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Pierre
Tom Berry
W. J. Bulaw
TB. Werner
M. A. Kennedy
WPA
Aberdeen
Tommorrow
President Roosevelt
South Dakota
Ing
Secret Service
Averdeen
Roosevelt
Mina
Richmond
Brown County
Huron
Rapid City
Freed Christopherson
Sioux Falls
W. R Ronald
Mitchell
W. C. Lusk
Yankton
Rovers D. Lusk
E. F. Lusk
Rapid
President Roosevelt Train Planned for West Route Near Huron
The Huron reception committee, while expecting the president’s train not to pass Friday as planned, met to stay prepared for a possible last minute change. They discussed turning west at James Valley Junction en route from Abilene, with further details continued on page two.
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Roosevelt
Huron
James Valley Junction
Suites
Drought threat raised to national level by Roosevelt team
Vincent Hoymian reports from Bismarck on Morris L. Cooke Rexford Tugwell and others detailing drought control plans for President Roosevelt. They stressed soil and water conservation as essential nationwide, noting only two percent of land is erosion-free and forecasting long term measures required for grandchildren. The group traveled 2000 miles through the drought belt from Texas to North Dakota to present findings.
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Vincent Hoymian
Associated Press
Bismarck
Morris L. Cooke
Great Plains
Roosevelt
United States
Cooke
Rexford G. Tugwell
Texas
North Dakota
Middle West
Five Members Of Family Die In Fire In Indian Orchard
A blaze in Indian Orchard, Virginia, killed George Griffin 54 Irene 45 and children Donald 20 Mil dred 7 and Marion 12 while two others Jean 8 Fay 2 were rescued from smoke. Jean said her father saved them before returning to save the others.
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Honesdale
James
Indian Orchard
Ray Smith
George Griffin
Irene
Donald
Mildred
Marion
Jean
Fay
Smith
Atken
Secretary of War Dern Dies After Prolonged Illness
George H Dern 64 longtime Secretary of War in the Roosevelt cabinet died at Walter Reed Hospital after a long illness from influenza complications. He passed at 9:55 a.m. CST with six family members nearby. President Roosevelt notified as flags nationwide lowered and mourning salutes planned.
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Washington
George Henry Dern
Roosevelt
Walter Reed Hospital
Ward
Bismarck
N. C
Utah
Arlington National Cemetery
Dern
Marry Baxter
Elizabeth Dora
William
John
James
Fritz’ Moyer
Boston
Bern
Twig
Walter Reed
Big. Army Hospital
Army
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Dann
Woodring
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Array Medical Center
New York
Malin Craig
Harry H. Woodeing
Weather synopsis for Huron and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy tonight. Friday showers and cooler conditions are expected in Huron and vicinity. South Dakota also sees mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers and cooler temperatures tonight and Friday.
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Huron
South’ Dakota
Judge Prescribes Model Existence For Mr Moran
Beverly Hills August 27 Polly Morans husband Marlin Malone was put on probation after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace by flour ishing a pistol. He must report monthly to a probation officer and abstain from intoxicants for six months while paying a 100 dollar fine in four installments. The justice suspended a jail sentence.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Polly Moran
Marlin Malone
Fim Comediome
Cecil D. Holland
Landon Calls Tax Act Cockeyed During Campaign
A.P. report notes Governor Landon on a train tour toward Topeka criticizes the New Deal tax act as cockeyed. He labels it wasteful and tapes legislation in Illinois and Buffalo. He urges immediate repeal of the corporation tax and highlights a debt laden American youth amid campaign stops and a Lincoln tomb visit.
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A. Marton
Associated Press
Landon
Topeka
Kan
Alem
Ilinoias
Abraham Lincoln
Buffelo
Bandit Faces Bank Robbery Charge in Alpena
Floyd Coppack, 22, captured after a Alpena bank robbery attempt, held in jail at Wessington Springs. About $800 recovered, $8 missing. Coppack claimed the Alpena bank looked like an easy job and was charged with bank robbery, with Sheriff and State Attorney confirming the action. A posse chased him after he fled in a damaged V eight Ford and he was found in a weed patch five blocks south of town.
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Karl Aisenbrey
Walsey
Alpena
Karl
Andrew Aisenbrey
George Ochsner
Coppack
Harry Wheeler
Jerauld County
Wessington Springs
Roland Cutler
Wheeler
Bill Coppack
Rebels Claim Open Road To Madrid Pact Prieto Scores
Rebels press toward Madrid gaining an open road north of the capital as General Mola moves three miles closer. Prieto, Madrid's Socialist leader, denounces France and Britain while Franco’s supporters claim to seize the Pact of Malaga.
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Madrid
Prieto
Associated Press
Spain
Biscay Bay Front
Socialist Defenders of
Ethiopia
Europe
Emilio Mola
Lozoya
Iran-San Sebastian
Indalecia Prieto
France
Great Britain
Burgos
Malaga
Indalecio Prieto
Socialist Party
Pope Weakening At Vatican Amid Spanish Turmoil
News flashes report Pope Pius XI growing too weak to rise from his throne as worries over Spain intensify. Other items note a failed rebel raid on Madrid, leadership change at Homestake Mining, a naval court martial finding, oxygen tent for Magnus Johnson, labor council stance on a newspaper, and a transatlantic nonstop flight attempt by Mcrrill and Richman.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Holy Father
Apostolic Palaces
Beavy Rain Stimulates South Dakota Farm Seeding
Rain across central South Dakota, the heaviest of the year, boosts late summer moisture for rye and millet seeding. Widespread rainfall extended from Huron to Aberdeen with up to two inches in Onida, aiding pastures and crops. Lightning caused minor damages. August rainfall lifts total to 2.74 inches, with more showers forecast.
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South Dakota
Tinte
Huron
Rec Heights
Raiilroad
Associated Press
Yree
Sigmerting Bukes
R. W. Claree
Ulan Avenue
Southeiil
City
Yale
James Smith
Here
Waseca
Mian
Hawarden
Iowa
Miller
Ree Heights
Pierre
Onida
Agar
Lebanon
Gettysburg
Aberdeen
Redfield
Great Northern Railroad
Minnesota
J. M. Fisher
Beadle County Agricultural Soil Conservation Program
Washington
Federal Weather Bureau
August Wettest Month of the Year Officially
August was declared the wettest month of the year as the rainfall surpassed normal by 1.12 inches after showers Wednesday night and Thursday morning. The chart for 194 year shows August leading in total precipitation, becoming the first month to exceed the normal figure this year.
Band In Final Concert Tonight At J. W. Campbell Park
The Huron Municipal Beach concert closes a summer series with the American Legion drum and bugle corps performing at 3:30 PM if rain postpones, Friday. Director Hans Christensen outlines the program including marches, overtures, vocals by Gene Kingdon, and patriotic selections before State Fair week September 14 to 18.
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Huron Municipal Beach
J. W. Campbell Park
Hans Christensen
American Legion
Huron ‘Band
Christensen Nag
Dubie
Evans
Ludorm
Did You Know Mrs Mott Green Came to Dakota at Eight
Mrs Mott Green of near Cresbard came to Dakota at the age of eight and has lived on the same farm ever since now sixty. The Evening Huronite will pay 25 cents for every Did You Know item accepted. Contributors may collect at the office after publication.
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Ite
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Berry
N.D
UPI
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Bandit
Floyd Coppack
Germany
U. S
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Cnote
Bjorge
Yates
Guy N. Bjorge
Homestake Mining Company
Suecord B C
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William A. Moffett, Jr
William Moffett
Litchfield
Minn
Magnus Johnson
PAT Seattle
Seattle Central Labor Council
Seattle Post~ Intelligencer
Organized Labor
Sestils
American Newspaper Guild
Brooklyn
Dick Mcrrill
Harry Richman
Floyd “Bennett Airport
Central Standard New
Newfoundland
Sioux
Falls
Us Pri
Stept
Gene Kingdon
Lewis and Coats
Gene Kington
Zamecnik
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