Frigid Weather Retreats Northward Across Dakotas
Frigid weather that gripped South Dakota eases slowly as sub zero readings ease in Huron and Sioux Falls. Officials predict rising temperatures tomorrow after a long cold spell with 40 consecutive sub zero days in Huron. Rescue expeditions reach isolated towns, coal arrives, and rail and highway networks inch toward normal as blizzard effects linger but sub zero winds ease.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Arctic Circle
Laskowski
Huron
Rescue Crews Aid Isolated Meade County Towns
Rapid City reports ongoing rescue efforts to reopen highways and restore communications in northern Meade County after five weeks of isolation. Authorities describe hardships including hunger and loneliness as pilots deliver emergency rations to Opal, Cedar Canyon, and surrounding areas while crews clear Highway 212 toward Sulphur and Mud Butte and Highway 242 toward Edson.
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Opal
Meade County
Clyde [Ce
J MS Hamilton
Cedar Canyon
Alma
Lee
Sue
Hamitrox
Edson
Thas Harber
Rapid City
Mease County
Dix
Lama Lee
Clyde Jes
J. M. Hamilton
Sire
Hamilton
Kiter
Ama
Ice
Mud Butte
Newell
Faith
Maurine
Fox Ridge
Clough
Union Center
White Owl
Stugis
Chalk Butte
Red Owl
Marcus
Prairie Home Church
Mauringa
Aberdeen Presbytery
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
Is Foku
Teo
Walt Williams
Black Hills
Spearfish
Pennington County
Low
Williams
Padre
Berg Advances to Final Round in Palm Beach Match
Patty Berg, the Minneapolis golfer, moved into the final round of the Palm Beach women's tournament by defeating Mrs. Leon Solomon of Memphis 4 and 3. Berg closed the match with a six foot put on the ith hole to halve.
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Patty Berg
Palm Beach
Fla
Minneapolis
Bartless
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Tenn. S
Road Blockade Delays City Fire Truck Construction
Huron fire chief Max Teuber praised improving road conditions as blockades hinder the transport of equipment for the new all service fire truck. The 55 foot aerial hoist reaches full height in nine seconds, a feature highlighted by Teuber during construction at the city service shop.
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Max Teuber
Huron Fire Ghief
Teubor
Utica Restores Downtown Business After Shutdown
In Utica downtown businesses reopened after a two day stoppage caused by underground gas explosions. Fire crews extinguished remaining flames beneath streets as repairs began, allowing about 4 000 workers to return and restore normal business activity in the core area.
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Utica
Mae West Travels to Chicago Amid Heat Wave Talk
Hollywood buzzes as Mae West, the blonde film star, heads to Chicago for a visit. She jokes about possibly going to New York and quips that she dislikes cold weather and may "cause a heat wave." She hints at looking around for a story but not for a husband.
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Hollywood
Cal
Mae West
Chicago
New York
Huron Pioneer Dies Yesterday At Local Home
Anna Loviss Gustafson Daum born near Stockholm June 18 1897 came to the United States at 24 and settled in Lake Preston before moving to Huron where she married Joseph Dawn October 28 1885. She died after a paralytic illness and is survived by husband four children six grandchildren siblings and two brothers in Sweden. Funeral at St Martin’s Catholic Church with burial in St Martin’s cemetery.
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Joseph Daumeux
Huron
Daum
Second Street
Anna Loviss Gustafson
Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Lake Preston
Joseph Dawn
Kathryn Johnson
Harry C. Daum
Glasgow
Mant
Joseph Louis Daum
Roy William Daum
Gus Gustafson
Arlington
Hannah Olson
Ogden
Utah
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Msgr
Dh & Desmond
St. Martin's Cemetery
Catholic Daughters of America
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Weather Sharp Says More Cold On Way
Chicago forecast for today points to 15 to 20 degrees above zero before a new cold spell arrives Monday or Tuesday. Long range forecaster Prof Maxwell, creator of a secret formula, predicts another cold snap around March 2 or 3 and a third around March 12 to 15.
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Chicago
Selby Maxwell
Maxwell
O Neill Withdraws Candidacy for Congress Seat
Pierre February 2047 Auditor George ONeill withdrew as a Democrat candidate for Congress in South Dakota 1st district citing financial reasons. He said debt and campaign costs prevent further run and that his duties as auditor come first. His exit leaves Rep Fred Hildebrandt as the sole Democratic nominee contender in the district.
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Pierre
George O'Neill
South Dakota
O'Neill
Oneill
Thal
Fred EH. Hildebrandt
Plan Probe Of Townsend Plan
Washington Feb 2 The Townsend pension movement features in congressional action as munitions hearings reveal thousands of stray but repairable machine guns sold by the army during disposal probes The House eyes four democrats and four republicans to probe pension movements while Roosevelt discusses California primaries with Chairman Farley A soil conservation subsidy debate continues and a possible final vote looms A state department probe concerns Paul Redfern reported alive in British Guiana
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Washington
Senate
Justice Department
House
Burns
Did You Know About Brugger Family of Tulare
Mr and Mrs George Brugger of Tulare have four sons the eldest may graduate college this year another finishes Tulare high school a third is in the eighth grade and the youngest has not started school yet The Evening Huronite offers 35 cents for every Did You Know item submitted by readers The Editor invites contributors to call at the Huronite office after publication
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George Brugger
Tulare
Tulare High School
Alive? Redfern Held by Indians in Guiana Mountains
Paramaribo reporter Alfred Harred claimed to have seen and spoken with missing American aviator Paul Redfern in western Guiana's Tumue Humac mountains. Harred said Redfern was alive, crippled from a 1927 crash, and held by an unfriendly Indian tribe after being separated from his plane. Williams, an American pilot, backed the mission and corroborated parts of the tale.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Alfred Barred
Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
Red
Fern
Harred
Artams
Alfred Harred
Art Williams
Paul Redfern
Tumue Humac
Guiana
Fliera
Redfern
Huarvod
Brunswick
Ro de Janeiro
Williams
Civilizaign
Tom Roch
Mitchell, Former Air Chief, Dies
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell, famed World War I air commander known as Billy to servicemen, died in a New York hospital at age 57 from heart disease complicated by influenza. His outspoken stance shaped aviation policy. he pushed for a separate aviation department and chaired postwar air service reforms. He held decorations from six governments and served as commander in France.
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New York
William Mitchell
Army Air Force
Mitchell
Billy
U.S
Army
War
Navy Departments
Air Service
Washington
Hbim
Iee
Eer
Department of Aviation
Navy
America
France
Tong
Congressmen Rally Behind O'Connor in Political Strife
Washington report notes Kansas City influence amid Townsend faction, with Democratic and Republican lawmakers publicly supporting O'Connor. Bell praised as capable, while many in Congress applaud non-partisan loyalty. references to Procter Lemke petition and Townsend's political reach. Continued discussion hinted on page Sb.
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Washington
Kansas City
Pendergast
Mr. Bel
Bell
David
Townsend
O'Connor
House
Senate
Key Thrown Away Seven Years Ago Starts Worry Now
John Maras owner of Hurt on Lunch at 19 Third Street faces a puzzle after discarding the key seven years ago and keeping his shop open around the clock. He contemplates making a new key or securing the door while planning to cover the floor, leaving his door unlocked at night until then.
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John Maras
Third Street
Tam
Enix
Congress In For Hot Fight Over Taxes And Relief
In Washington the session fa als to stay tranquil as tax and spending fights loom. Senate liberals press for broader tax hikes while La Follette proposes lower exemptions and higher rates. White House undecided on farm program funding and reforms. An earthquake near El Centro registered a light tremor with no damage reported.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
WPA
Senate
la Follette
Wisconsin Progressive
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
White House
Treasury
Sort Culture Departments
LaFollette
Hauptmann Guilty Claim Hints From Leibowitz Report
The Associated Press reports Attorney Samuel S. Leibowitz strongly suggests Bruno Richard Hauptmann faces the electric chair with little chance of escape. Hauptmann’s extension date for execution remains set for the week of March 30 as witnesses describe his tense behavior during a death chamber visit.
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Associated Pres
Trenton
N. J
Samuel S. Leibowitz
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Leibowitz
New York
Gid Hauptmann
Tie
Col
Charles . A. Lindbergh
jLooid the Whale Truth
Lebowits
C. Lloyd Fisher
Lebowitz
Evers
Woolly
Fisher
Baustmann
Citizenship Hearing Dates Announced by SD Judges
Judges Alva Taylor and Frank R. Tisher announced naturalization hearings in the Ninth Judicial Circuit of South Dakota. Beadle County to hold on the Tuesday after the first Monday in September 1966, followed by Kingsbury in September, Spink in June, and only one hearing per year in each court. Dates are permanent naturalization days unless ordered otherwise.
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Alva &. Taylor
Frank R. Tisher
Ninth Judicial Circuit
South Dakota
Beadle County
Kingsbury
Marehy Spink
Pack of eight wolves sighted west of Mobridge
D A Hollister, a state road maintenance man at Mobridge, reported seeing a pack of eight wolves west of the highway between Mobridge and Trail City, believed driven south by severe cold in the north country.
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Wolk
Mobridge
D. A Hollister
Trail City
Weather for Huren and vicinity forecast
Cold next two days with no significant warmth. Snow possible in the southwest fragment, though the text is unclear. Strong winds and freezing conditions expected tonight and Friday. Localized snow flurries may affect travel in the Huren area and surrounding towns.
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Huren
Fale
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City
Tulsa
Orla
Hildebrandt
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Gong
Solo
Pepe
Mation Copyright
Paul Toullon
Coughlin
EL Centro
En Centra
Imperial Valley
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