Ford Plea For Continued Care Of Shelterbelt Trees
Ford urges farmers and landowners to maintain cultivation of shelterbelt trees as the federal program ends. He notes high survival rates despite drought, cites 9.1 million trees planted across South Dakota and six states, and reports 236 miles of tree strips and 412 miles of farmstead windbreaks with 9.1 million trees planted. Beadle County crews, about 13 men, to be laid off pending status.
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Ford
South Dakota
Congress
A. L. Ford
Tony
Huson
Rapid City
Forest Service
Midwest
Stave
Pierce
Beadle County
Bendle County
Tme
Shelterleel
Berce
Eastman Employees Receive Wage Dividend Payment
In Rochester New York 17 499 Eastman Kodak Company workers received wage dividend checks totaling 1 271 271 today. The payout, voted by directors, reflects last year’s dividends on common stock totaling 5 50 per share. This “bonus” kicks in when dividends exceed 3 50 per share. This marked the 24th payment since the plan began in 1912, bringing cumulative totals to over 345 8 million.
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Rochester
Ay. x
Eastman Kodak Company
Eastman
Voly
House of Shadows opens new mystery serial
The Evening Huronite debuts a summer fiction installment titled House of Shadows. Described as a mystery adventure romance with humor, it promises a fresh reading experience and asks readers to start with the first installment tonight.
Zioncheck Seeks Easy Fight With 16 Opponents
Seattle report notes Representative Zioncheck vows to defeat sixteen rivals including Mrs Mary O Meara Pardoe 55 a suffrage leader and teacher who denies running against him. Observers doubt his path amid claims of labor support and political maneuvering.
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Seattle
Zioncheck
House of Representatives
Mary O'Meara Pardoe
Northwest
Pardee
Zioncheck Trains West For Seattle Campaign Tour
Representative Marion Zioncheck rode a Northwest Airlines flight from Chicago to Minneapolis then boarded a Milwaukee Olympian train toward Seattle to resume his re election bid. He faced a plane denial in Chicago after reservations were sold out and later toured with police escort. He warned of a tough primary and promised to be a model candidate.
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Washington
Marlon AL Zioncheck
Seattle
Chicago
Zionchegk
George Bisshop
Washington, D. C
National Capital
Northwest Airlines
F. J. Bixler
Trafic
Zioncheek
Bixter
Chicago Police Department
Union Station
Loop
Milwaukee Railroad
Olympian
Minneapolis
Marion A. Zioncheck
Byrnes Named U.S. Marshal for Nebraska
John Byrnes of Columbus Nebraska was appointed United States marshal for Nebraska succeeding Val I Pater. Byrnes, a Democrat, hailed from Omaha and assumed duties in July.
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Byrnes
Omaha
Neb
John
Columbus
United States
Nebraska
Val I. Pater
Spark on the Holy Land Threatens Big Fire
From Jerusalem June 1 Edward J. Neil reports daily violence as Arab revolt disrupts life in the Holy Land. Arabs push for freedom and end to Jewish immigration while Jewish groups prepare defense. Curfews tighten, troops swell to 10,000 as tensions rise toward a larger flare.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
Holy Land
Jerusalem
New York
Jersalem
Aribi Pannilee
Cemes
High Committee
Palestine Mandate
Stoney
Haganeh
Defense Organization
Palestine
Great Britain
Terrorist Inquiry Goes to New Wilmington Grand Jury
In Wilmington North Carolina a terrorism investigation tied to night riders and a growing claim of violence moves to a new grand jury. Foreman Hackett Applewhite said records will pass to successors as the August panel forms. Testimony described masked assailants beating four women and two men, with a witness recounting the shaving of heads and other brutal acts.
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New Jury
Wilmington
N.C
Columbus
Hackett Applewhite
Weather Summary for Hates and Vicinity
Weather report notes cool to mild changes with temperatures easing tonight and Thursday. Data indicates cooler readings in extreme east with some warmth in western areas. no precise figures available.
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Dakota
Robbers Take Gold Teeth From Akron Man
Police search for five men who followed John Kelly from a beer parlor and assaulted him in a near field. They robbed him of 44 dollars, two fifty dollar soldiers’ bonds, and his two gold teeth. He was treated at City Hospital.
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Akron
John Kelly
Benua
City Hospital
Ryan Buys Stock In Hanford Line Airline
Sioux City July 1 Special approval by the post office department for Thomas F. Ryan of San Francisco to purchase controlling interest in Hanford Airlines and install twin motored 10 passenger Lockheed Electra planes on the Kansas City to Twin Cities line was announced by A. J. Hanford Sr. The firm will operate Lockheed Electra planes with two pilots and a nurse stewardess. JW Miller will be vice president and general manager. The service will stop at Omaha Sioux City and Sioux Falls with connections to Huron Aberdeen and Bismarck. The Electra planes will have radio equipment and weather and navigation aids. The new company will retain present personnel as practical.
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Sioux City
Post Office Department
Hanford Airlines
Thomas F. Ryan
San Francisco
Kansas City
Twin Cities
A. 3
Hanford, Sr
JW. Miller
Kansas
City
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Omaha
Sioux Falls
Hanford
Huron
Aberdeen
Bismarck
Airways
Miller
Brown Named Aide to Col. Knox for Speaking Tours
Clarence J. Brown of Blanchester will act as 28 political contact man for Col. Frank Knox, Republican vice presidential nominee. He will set up headquarters in Chicago and accompany Knox on all speaking tours. Brown is named by M. Ramilton, Republican chair man, in Columbus.
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Brown
Col
Frank Knox
Columbus
M. Ramilton
Republican Nations
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Col. Frank
Knox
Chicago
Windstorm Sends Cloth Across Road at Bill Mang Giling Station
A Sunday after noon windstorm at Bill Mang's Giling station east of Cavour blew a cloth used to wipe windshields across the road. It was carried by the wind to the wringer area where a thistle came between the rolls. The cloth was later found hanging on a fence across the road. The wash rack remained upright. The Evening Huronite offers 25 cents for each Did You Know item accepted by the column.
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Bill Mang
Cavour
Blum Seeks France Not To Recognize Ethiopia Annexation
In Geneva July 1 4 Premier Blum of France stated Paris would not recognize Italy’s annexation of Ethiopia. He urged general disarmament to avert war and urged strengthening the League Covenant. He warned France would defend itself if attacked on its soil as disruptions and protests marred the assembly amid Ethiopian leader Haile Selassie’s speech.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Panama
League Assembly
Denmark
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Netherlands
Spain
Switzerland
Leon ‘Blum
France
Italy
Ethiopia
Blum
Germany
Rhineland
Hubinge
League
Haile Selassia
Spectatora
Bedlam
Halle Selassie
Tallan Nowse
Ansonn
Ravine Park Lake Nears Peak Level At Six Feet
City Manager Don J. Sears reported Ravine Park Lake will reach six feet by tomorrow as pumping was delayed by strong winds. Operators may run pumps only a day or two weekly to avoid stressing the James River supply. Work on the North Fork Street dam continues and a diving board is being installed near the east bathing beach.
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Ravine Park Lake
Don J. Sears
Sears
James River
Noth Fork Street
Le Roy Stahl Accepts New Role at Rienmuth Productions
Le Roy Stahl, longtime production manager at KGDY in Huron, will become director of reviews for Rienmuth Productions based in Minneapolis. He will begin after a brief transition and plans to draft a book titled Amateur Review, ahead of a fall publication. Mr and Mrs Stahl intend to depart for northern Minnesota this afternoon.
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le Roy Stahl
le Roy ‘Stahl
Huron
KGDY
Rienmuth Productions
Minneapolis
Stahl-pling
Lake
Minnesota
WPA Chiefs Order Paying Prevailing Wages to Drought Farmers
WPA chief Harry Hopkins announced immediate authority and funds to pay prevailing wages to farmers in drought areas across Minnesota the Dakotas Montana and Wyoming. About 25 000 to 50 000 workers will be hired on WPA projects such as farm to market school construction and water conservation with relief funds released as fast as needed. The plan follows a meeting with governors WPA officials and the National Farm Holiday Association amid record heat and crop losses in many states.
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ST. Paul
Works Progress Administrator
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Farmora
Harry Hopkins
National Farm Holiday Association
Hopkins
Ohio
Kansas
Missouri
Northwest
Dixie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Notable Deaths and Crimes Blink Across Cities
News flashes from NICE NICE FRANCE OGDEN UTAH JERSEY CITY NEW JERSEY report the death of anarchist Alexander Berkman from a self inflicted wound in a hospital, the pursuit of George Morlansen for the slaying of his in laws, and Mrs Maryon Cooper Hewitt appearing in court on charges linked to an attempted death by own action. Grain prices surge in Chicago on crop damage reports in Canada and the United States with wheat corn and oats climbing to new highs.
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Nice
France
Alexander Berkman
Emme Goldman
United States
Ogden
Utah
George Morlansen
Salt Lake City
Adam Snyder
Grace Snyder Becker Morten
Jersey City
N. J
Howitt
T Modress Center
Chicago
Canada
Wheat Surplus Drops to Nine Year Low in Hearings
The Bureau of Agriculture Economies estimates the world wheat surplus at 63,000,000 bushels as of July 2, the smallest in nine years. The United States carry-over stands at 125,000,000 bushels, the lowest since 1928, with export nations Argentina Australia Canada and the U.S. forming the principal surplus sources. World carry-over by July 4 is 635,000,000 bushels, down from peaks in 1933 and 1934.
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Washington
Cneidd
Bureau of Agricultures
Areentina
Australia
Canada
United States
July Fourth Shopping Closures Hit Huron Merchants
Shoppers are reminded that all local business places will close on Saturday July 4 for Independence Day. Drug stores and restaurants will stay open with partial hours 1 to 5 PM. City offices close. post office runs on holiday schedule. No public celebration planned. Evening Hurani te will not publish.
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Busi
Ecs
New Priest Appointed at St Martin's Huron
Msgr D F Desmond announced Father C W Trautner as assistant priest at St Martin's Catholic Church in Huron He arrived this week taking over from Rev Leonard J Sullivan who will lead the Catholic Parish at Mellette Spink County Sullivan departs after three years His first mission follows ordination Trautner will be assigned while Rev Hyland moves from Mellette Church to Miller
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D. F. Desmond
C. W. Trautner
St. Martin's Cathelic Church
Huron
Father Trautner
Leonard J. Sullivan
Mellette
Spink County
Father Sullivan
Hurots
Father Trayter
Father Hyland
Mellette Church
Miller
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Ryan
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Berkman
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