Machine Gun Kelly Threatens Dallas Jail Escape Probe
Federal agents arrest night jailer Grover Bevill and two others in connection with the Harvey Bailey escape from Dallas jail. Investigations focus on arrangements and threats linked to the famous gangster, with authorities pursuing corroborating witnesses and security lapses.
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Harvey Bailey
Dallas
Tom Manson
Grover Bevill
Hunt Fort
Kelly
Bailey
Bates
Shannons
Charles Urschel
Local paper credits other sources and pews publication
The local newspaper notes additional credits in its coverage and mentions that pews publication is also featured. The item highlights collaboration and cross reference within the report, underscoring credited entities and the public notice context.
Grasshopper Bait Supplied for Beadle County Farmers
Beadle County offers a large supply of poisoned grasshopper bait at the county warehouse in Huron and in Wolsey, Hitcheock, Cavour, with directions from County Agent Ladd. Proper handling avoids livestock and bird risks, and stations share instructions, including mixing ratios, weather timing, and storage.
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Beadle County
Huron
Wolsey
Hitcheock
Cavour
Ladd
Huroti
Chamber of Commerce
Munitions Makers and American Policy Remembered
The piece reflects on past debates over regulating munitions, noting limited party guidance, disclosures, and the ongoing war economy. It cites Frank C. Hanighen on European arms makers, Germany’s rearming, and French raw material shipments as examples of persistent tensions in the global arms trade.
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Senate
Frank C. Hanighes
American Spectator
Mmunitions Makers
Europe
Germany
France
French Iron Ore Trade and European Arms Links
The piece notes Germans increasing imports of French iron ore despite French munitions needs. It cites 1983 and 1935 tonnage changes and suggests both sides benefit from a global munitions trade, with Krup torpedo gear and German Diesels entering France. It argues warfare risks and the quarrel over armor and explosives in Europe.
Capone’s Fall From Power Captures Murky Prison Sting
A damaged OCR column recalls Al Capone once feared in Chicago gangland now weakened by a prison riot alliance. He faced a rival convict who slashed him with barber scissors in a studio sharp incident. The piece ponders how the once-dreaded “czar” has declined.
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Lnsuetto
Chicago
al Capone
Capone
St. Valentine's Day
Relief for Farmers Will Be Good in Many Ways
The Rapid City Journal notes drought and crop failures pose hardship but sees government aid arriving to ease western farming. Emphasizes resilience, continued agricultural work on highways and dams, and pride in future farming. Also contrasts gambling with insurance as prudent risk management in markets and personal property protection.
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Rapid’ City Journal
Stederat
Noisy political conventions spark calls for decorum
The passage critiques radio coverage and audience reactions at national political conventions. It argues the loud demonstrations, sensationalism, and fanfare distract from the candidates and the seriousness of the proceedings, urging better restraint and order.
Woonsocket Boys Camp Three Days Near Jim River
Woonsocket Boy Scouts returned Saturday from a three day camp south of Foresburg. Heat limited afternoon activity with occasional river swims. After a rain they resumed games and songs before final packing for the trip home to Woonsocket.
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Usul
Aterles
Home Furnishing Club Organized at Woonsocket
A 4 H Home Furnishing Club organized under Miss Maltha Webster in Woonsocket elected officers Matthew Webster as president Irene Cannon as vice president Margit Jemison as secretary Lot Galle as reporter and named The Little Women Club for about twenty girls. The group plans Friday meetings and aims to pursue early work in furnishing and crafts.
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Maltha Webster
Woonsocket
Matthe Webster
Irene, Cannon
Margit. Jemison
Ome Halth Noble
Lot Galle
Little Womenie Club
Clubs Practice Judging July 10 in Redfield Area
Redfield will host an eight county judging practice on July 10 with H Club members from Brown Edenunis McPherson Foulk Hand Day Beadle Clark and Spink counties meeting to judge horses sheep swine poultry beef and dairy cattle. The event is supervised by Paul C Underwood with support from the Chamber of Commerce and Spink County extension agent. County agents and specialists will assist, serving as a lead up to the state judging practice at Brookings and the state fair judging contest at Huron.
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Redfield
Spink
Hwell
H Club
Brown
Edenunis
McPherson
Foulk
Hand
Day
Beadle
Clark
Chamber of Commerce
Paul C. Underwood
Spink County
O.b. Tobnson
Mr. Jones
Fender
PB. A. Olson
Brookings
Ssa
Huron
Home Development 4-H Club Meeting at Millers Home
Members of the Handy Helpers 4-H Club met at Miss B Grace Moore's home in the afternoon for a general discussion on home improvement and cheerful living. Plans for a demonstration tea and songs were noted, with Gladys Lewis filing the report.
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Handy Helpers
Millers
B. Grace Moore
Mungiewas
Miss Moore
Gladys Lewis
Ithia ‘Club
Wiener Roast at Wolsey's Hourteen Gathering
Seventeen members of the Cackline Workers Class enjoyed a Wiener roast at Wolsey's home. The party centered around a campfire as bees buzzed and tea cooled. A playful note mentions ice cream freezing during the gathering.
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Wiener
Wolsey
Wien
Lim
Club Honors Farewell Party for Anne Dell Best
A surprise farewell party honored Anne Dell Best hosted by four friends. She plans a summer in the southern part of the state. The group gathered at the swimming hole for a dip, then enjoyed a picnic lunch. Alice Severnanm, the club reporter, notes the local activities near Carpenter. Children’s playground activities were begun by Nedine Nicholen and Ibet Voelker.
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Anne ‘Dell Best
Arma
Dell
Alice Severnanm
Carpenter
Burden of a Nation in Verse and Puzzle Clues
A scrambled horizontal word puzzle from a historical page lists numerous clues and answers across topics such as geography biology and music. It blends references from North America with rebus style hints and scattered numbers, suggesting a broad, playful trivia page within a larger newspaper feature.
Abnormal Normality in U S Industry in 1935
Washington reports three months of near normal manufacturing with 85 percent of workers and 1 percent of normal payrolls, while living costs stay steady in purchasing power. Production lags jobs, and drought plus political shifts shape the New Deal outlook as recovery is uneven and summer demand wanes.
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Washington
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