Farm Board Keeps Selling Policy For Wheat Unchanged
The Farm Board reports no further changes to safeguarding wheat sales policy. Chairman Stone told Vice President Curtis and Senator Capper the board will avoid depressing prices, keeping over 200 million bushels off the market at current price levels. Curtis notes July 1 pledge as best possible outcome.
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Curtis
Stone
Washington
Farm Board Today
Presiden
Capper
Republican
Kansas
Open golf title chase at Inverness ends in tight battle
In Toledo at Inverness Club Billie Burke leads George Von Elm by one stroke after 18 holes of the second 36 hole playoff for the United States open golf championship. Burke posted 76 while Von Elm shot 112 for the day and Burke held a one stroke edge early.
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Inverness Club
Toledo
Billie Burke
George You Kim
Burke
von Elm
George von Elm
Sanhoe Me Rockunpe
Dredging Funds Approved For Missouri River Work
Secretary Hurley approved 185 008 dollars in rivers and harbors funds for two new dredges on the Missouri River from Kansas City to the mouth. An additional 76 008 dollars covers examinations surveys and contingencies in the Kansas City district. The district engineer surveys Missouri River between St Joseph Missouri and Sioux City Iowa for design of regulating works.
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Washington
Hurley
Missouri River
Kansas City
Congress
Kaname City
Missouri
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Soviet Sweden? No. Arch Enemies Forgiven by Soviet Russia
Soviet Russia proposes a conciliatory policy toward the Bourgeoisie and Kulak classes, offering forgiveness if they repent and join a new fold. Stalin signals shift from iron fist to attracting skilled former elites to aid industrial and agricultural development, while warning against interventionist fantasies and counterrevolutionary acts.
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Stanley FP. Richardson
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Send
Lead Grave Digger Found Dead In Car After Shooting
A lead grave digger was found dead inside a car after a gunfire incident. Police say the victim, identified by authorities, died from a gunshot wound and investigations are ongoing to determine motive and suspects.
Butterflies Help Golfer Priddy Track Golf Balls
In Girard California on July 6 7 J E Priddy a golfer and chemist explains he used a scent formula to attract white butterflies to golf balls. He says the insects land on the balls guiding him after he hits, reducing the need for caddies and improving play.
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Girard
Cal
J. E. Priddy
Priddy
St. Andrews
Delay Sentencing Of Pat Flaherty In River Murder Case
Trial of the Gardner and Church illasult against FE C Ward continued as Judge Alva KE Taylor postponed sentencing for Ed ward L Pat Fisherty and three others to Monday July 13. State's Attorney Leo A Termmey planned to move Robert J Ehmert for trial then. Ehmert, bound at 25000, is jailed on murder charges linked to a James river skeleton found nearby. Eyewitnesses James Hates and Dr C KR Andrews testified, detailing the crime and body disposal near North Western stockyards and a bridge north of Huron.
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FE. C. Ward
Alva KE. Taylor
Edward L
Pat) Fisherty
Leo A. Termmey
Robert J. Ehmert
Ehnert
James River
Ed Decker
James Hates
C. KR. Andrews
North Western
Snd
Huron
France Cabinet Approves Debt Plan Accord Text
Paris reports the cabinet approved the basis of a debt plan accord with the United States. Laval, Mellon, Edge, Briand and other officials debated reparations in kind and credits, with a new session set for 9:30 pm. The aim is to resolve key differences while maintaining the president's pledge to aid Germany.
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France
Paris
United States
Mellon
Laval
Edge
Briand
Pieri
Flandin
Andre Francois-Poncet
Washington
Elysee Palace
Mr. Mellon
Mr. Edge
Becau
Phoratarium
Hoover
America
Ambasmdor
Germany
Bank of International Settlements
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
England
Australian governor general praises Gatty and Post after parade
The Beverly Hills cable from Australia’s governor general lauds Gatty and Post as a splendid pairing. The message celebrates Hall and the west parade to New York as a superb coordination, noting Gatty’s navigational skill and modest support, with high diplomatic praise.
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Beverly
Hills
Cal
Govenor General of
Australia
Gatty
Post
Hall
Ump West
New York
Mier
Clever Ruse Lets Inmate Escape From Illinois Prison
Arthur J. Miller, jailed for murder in Rock Island, tricked Warden War den C. Hill by donning the warden's son's clothes and a golf outfit. Miller walked to the yard with a golf club during the Fourth of July celebration, fooling guards who believed he was a visitor. He had been dieting to fit Phillip Hill's clothes.
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Squiet
Iil
Arthur J. Miller
C. Hill
Dlinois State Penitentiary
Miller
Rock Island
Phillip
Rain showers boost crops in central South Dakota counties
Weekend rainfall, largely centered near Redfield and spreading into Spink Hyde and Kingsbury counties, lifted crop prospects across central South Dakota. Redfield reported heavy showers boosting the outlook. Kingsbury saw light drizzle. Huron area noted only traces. Farmers welcomed the moisture after hot, dry winds, with corn near knee high by July Fourth. Continued on page 7.
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South Dakota
Huron
Wessington
Inch
Hyde County
Redfield
Spink County
Dad
Kingsbury
Highmore Highmore
Hyde
Golf Stars Killed In Airplane Crash
Lucerne California July 6 six people died in a plane crash on a hillside near the Lucerne landing field. Among the dead were George Ritchie former northern California amateur golf champion and Jack Kerrigan former Rio Del Mar professional. The others were guests of Beckers with two exhibition players aboard. The plane lost engine power twenty minutes after takeoff and plummeted from about a thousand feet into rough terrain.
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Lucerne
Cal
California
Lucerne Landing Field
George Ritchie
Jack Kerrigan
Rio del Mar Country Club
Loz
Horan
Beckers
Holfe
Nationwide Fourth of July Death Toll Reaches New High
United States reports near 500 fatalities during two day Fourth of July celebration with 160 auto deaths and 181 drownings the highest numbers in years. Fireworks deaths were low at six while heat and airplane incidents added several fatalities nationwide. Mid Atlantic states suffered the most losses, with Vermont noting no deaths among Coolidge birthday events.
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Associated Press
United States
mid-Atlantic
Mid-West
Pacific Coast States
South
New England States
Southwest
Hocky Mountain States
mid-Atlantic States
New York City
Vermont
Calvin Coolidge
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Gary
Ind
Fetes
Cal
Mountain Climber Missing After Slide Into Crevasse
TACOMA WASH July 6 Search is under way for Robert K. Zinn a 21 year old climber from Portland Oregon who slid into a crevasse about 1200 feet deep near Mount Rainier summit. He was with 11 climbers including his brother Kenneth. The brothers neared the summit when Robert fatigued and started sliding toward the crevasse. Kenneth attempted to aid but was stopped by a guide.
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Tacoma
Wash
Robert K. Zinn
Portland
Ore
Mount Rainer
Zinn
Kenneth
Robert
Man Bound Over On Larceny Charge In York Station Robbery
Clarence Carlson of Huron is bound over to circuit court on larceny charges connected to the robbery of a York filling station at the State Fair grounds last Thursday night. Police say he took a rifle a watch and about 2 dollars, and he attempted to sell the watch Friday. He was arrested after officers traced him to a cottage along the James River following the arrest by city police.
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Clarence Carlson
Huron
York
Carlson
Carlyon
James River
Car found abandoned in Manchester area with Beadle county plates
Beadle county sheriff and Miller authorities traced a Ford coupe registered to A C Sutter of Manchester. The vehicle with license 2 417 was found abandoned. Sheriff Huntley notified A C Sutter through Miller, and a message was sent to address the car owner.
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A. O. Sutter
Miller
A. C. Sutter
Manchester
Headle County
Sherif
A. C.moler
Con RB
Huntley
Mr. Sutter
Beadle County
Weather Maem a corset. Foie tonight and Tursday
Forecaster notes a weather mix with fog tonight and Thursday. The message appears garbled but indicates ongoing unsettled conditions with potential precipitation and chilly temperatures for the period.
Two Accidents In City Mar Fourth
Two serious accidents marked Hudron's Fourth of July. One was a motor car crash east of the city and the other a firecracker incident injuring Francia Hanson, 7, of North Hu ton, who burned fingers and hand. doctors saw no permanent damage. A mobile accident near Huron involved three Wessington Springs women. nose broken, ankle sprain, others with minor injuries.
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Hudron
Francia Hanson
Alfred Hanson
North Hu- Ton
Third Street
Wessington Springs
Huron
F. E. Lundman
George Miller
C. 5
Peterson
D. O. Boyle
Cavour
Boyle
Lac Qui Parle Horses Sweep Garden City Meet
Lac Qui Parle stables from Madison Minnesota captured six straight wins at Garden City. Fransy O'Brien and Midget O'Brien, owned by Lac Qui Parle, won every start in the free-for-all Kharnese races and the 2% trot, defeating entrants from South Dakota Montana Minnesota Iowa and Kansas.
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Garden City
Lac Qui Parle
Madison
Minn
South Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Fransy O’brien
Midget O'Brien
Lac Qui Perle
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