Immediate Road Funds Allotted for National Forests
Denver reports $1,166,000 in immediate road and trails funding across Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Oklahoma and South Dakota. Of this, $271,000 goes to Colorado, $76,000 to Wyoming, $59,000 to South Dakota, $8,000 to Nebraska and $3,000 to Oklahoma for roads and trails. An additional $749,000 is allotted for other improvements with Colorado receiving $392,000, Wyoming $125,000, South Dakota $110,000, Oklahoma $83,000 and Nebraska $45,000.
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
South Dakota
U. S
Forest Service
Gerard urges U S to recognize Russia diplomacy call
James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany returned from Europe aboard the Conte de Savoia and urged the United States to recognize Russia. He argued American businessmen seek to trade with Russia and the step requires diplomatic and consular representation.
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Russia
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United States
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Scouts Rescued From High Ledge After Two-Day Plunge
In Plattsburgh New York three boy scouts Robert Glenn Tyler Grey and William LaRue clung to a tiny 400 foot high ledge after rock gave way on Tuesday. Rescuers hauled them up with a 225 foot rope at dusk yesterday then brought them to safer ground along a rugged Adirondack trail. The youths recovered at home with hunger exposure and minor cuts from the ordeal.
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Robert Glenn
Tyler Grey
William LaRue
Test Says Bonus For Farmers On Feeder Pigs
Frederick South Dakota Aug 1 Test says the national corn and hog advisory committee does not intend bonus payments on feeder pigs to go to speculators. The committee favors payments only to actual growers and notes farmers were often misled by livestock buyers who took premiums for pigs sold before the bonus. Test expects any misdirection to be corrected and cites overall benefits to South Dakota farmers despite late start.
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Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Wednesday honors Andrew E. Lee at event
Democratic governor of South Dakota Andrew E. Lee was honored on a Wednesday. Former Judge Ray Dougherty and Tom Ronayne led the speakers lineup at the gathering.
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Termillion
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Ray Dougherty
Tom Ronayne
Meat To Be Given To States As Aid
Washington reports plans by the Federal Relief Administration to distribute millions of dollars worth of meat to states to feed the hungry. Assistant relief administrator C M Bookman said meat from government purchases will be given free in addition to relief fund allocations. Purchases aim to remove surplus by buying 4 million pigs and 1 million sows, with total cost about 50 million dollars, 9 million from relief funds for processing. Meat preservation methods allow six months’ service without freezing.
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Federal Relief Administration
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Farm Administration
Woman Sentenced To 199-Year Term
Chicago dispatch reports Eleanor Jarman nicknamed the Blonde Tigress was sentenced to 299 years after conviction for murder in the Gustave Noeh haberdashery slaying. Companions George Dale received the death penalty for the alleged role, and Leo Minneci drew a 199 year term.
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Chicago
Eleanor Jarman
Blonde Tigress
Gustave Noeh
Minneci
Criminal court verdict in shooting case upheld
A 29 year old divorcee and mother of two denied linking with the shooting during her trial as she claimed innocence and accused her two co defendants of slaying the aged merchant without her knowledge. The conviction adds to the citys crackdown on crime, with three death verdicts and 229 penitentiary sentences in recent weeks.
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Dutch Minister To U.S. Dies Suddenly
The Netherlands minister to Washington J H Van Royen died suddenly at his villa today. He had planned to return to Washington in October after spending annual leave in The Hague.
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J. H. van Royen
Washington
Huron Women Face Shoplifting Charge
PIERRE August 31 Three Huron women Vivian Lane 21 Gertrude Parsons 29 and Helen McDonald 22 were arrested on shoplifting charges. A preliminary hearing in justice court today was planned after merchants reported clothing taken from their stores. The missing items were found in a location linked to the suspects.
Dry weather persists in North Dakota crops report
Federal meteorologist O W Roberts released the weekly crop summary noting dryness across nearly all areas last week. Light to moderate showers occurred in some regions as threshing advanced with poor to fair yields. Corn avoided frost damage but much is being cut for fodder. rain is needed for fall feed.
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Bismarck
N. D
O. W. Roberts
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Paraguay Claims 3500 Attendees in Gran Chaco War Update
Ex-governor Lee Ng Aug presents a report from Asuncion detailing Paraguayan forces in the Gran Chaco conflict with Bolivia. The briefing notes roughly 3,500 people attended a public event in Canton S D on August 31 as part of wartime mobilization.
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Paraguay
Lee Ng
Canton
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