Claims Dam Was Run Efficiently From Belle Fourche
BELLE FOURCHE, July 1 F C Youngblutt director of reclamation for the federal government denied charges of an inefficient Belle Fourche irrigation project. He said the lake was drained in 1923 to repair valves and that the carp seining plan was decided in spring 1928. Drought left the water supply precariously low with 56000 acre feet remaining on July 1 and farms to be shut off as the apportionment delivers 14 inches per area with possible reapportionment if storage improves.
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Belle Fourche
F. C. Youngblutt
Youngblatt
State Game and Fish Commission
Bala
Radio Features The Best In Radioland Tonight Listings
New York July 6 Two performers Miller and Lyles join radio with a 15 minute Monday and Wednesday slot on WABC CBS. NBC audition worded as 500 applicants, only one landed jobs. Tonight’s lineup includes The Crime Club, Cecil Secrest and Nora Sterling Mary and Bob, Irene Bordoni and others, and a banquet in Washington for Wiley Fost and Harold Gatty.
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New York
Miller and Lyles
Wabc-Cbs
Crime Club
WABC
CBS
Wiley Fost
Harold Gatty
World Fliers
Washington
WEAF
NBC
Bert Lown
Mrs. John Heineman Dies At Hitchcock
Mrs. John Heineman dies of heart disease at 49 after a month of illness in Hitchcock. Funeral held at German Methodist church with services at 2 pm Sunday. Survived by husband two sons James and John and three daughters Mrs Earl Foglesang Mabel and Marie Heineman. sisters Mrs John Simmons Plattesmouth Ned and Mrs Grace Hite Quincey IL. brothers James Hulter Winds Paul Hulter in U S Army and Robert Hulter.
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John Heineman
Hitchcock Hitchcock
German Methodist Church
Heineman
Hitchcock
James
John
Earl Foglesang
Mabel
Marie Heineman
John Simmons
Plattesmouth
Ned
Grace Hite
Quincey
James Hulter
Winds
Paul, Hulter
United States Army
Robert Hulter
Wessington Spends Quiet July Fourth
Rain interrupted plans across Wessington and nearby areas on the Fourth of July. Huddleston's grove celebration attracted many residents nine miles south, while some stayed home due to weather. Several families spent the weekend at Cottonwood Lake north of the city with various attractions. No casualties were reported.
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Wessington
Huddleston’s Grove
Cottonwood Lake
Poultry Inspectors to Survey Ten County Flocks
Poultry specialist J. Weisner of State college and Beadle county agent R A Cave will inspect ten poultry raisers flocks tomorrow. Four county women Mrs Harther Murray Winters and Ruppie keep cost recounting records and seek guidance. The other six flocks belong to farm women in the grow better chick project.
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J. Weisner
State College
R.A. Cave
Beadle
B. ¥. Harther
L. E. Murray
R. H. Winters
W. J. Ruppie
Dx Farm
Grow Better Chick Project
Wiley Post the tireless barnstormer and world flyer
The article chronicles Wiley Post from a farm boy and garage mechanic to wing walker and parachute jumper. It details his early aviation work during barnstorming days, a life of daredevil stunts, a crash that cost an eye, and his relentless drive to learn planes. It notes his work with Hall and later as Lockheed chief test pilot, leading to a world circumnavigation with methodical prep and calm in the cockpit.
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Lewis
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Wiley Post
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Oklahoma City
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Roosevelt Field
Post
Long Island
Wiley Mever
F. C. Hall
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Chickasha
Hall
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Winnie Maes
Laine
Dave Daine
Sweetwater
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Pacific
Lockheed Aircraft Factory
Lockheed
Russell Pecht
Burbank
Pecht
Oklahoma
Seattle
Los Angeles
New York
Berlin
Moscow
Flo
Atlantic
al Bird
Boy Kicked by Horse Injures Nine Year Old Near Virgil
Robert Maitke nine year old son of Arthur Maitke was kicked by a horse on his father's farm near Virgil. He suffered a fractured skull and was brought to a Huron hospital Friday night. His condition today was reported as good by doctors.
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Robert Maitke
Arthur Maitke
Virgil
Huron
Marriage of Tulare Teacher Selma Hahler to Hugo Bastian
Notice from Tulare dated July 9 announces the marriage of Miss Selma Hahler and Hugo Bastian at the bride’s home in Chelsea on June 24. Mrs. Bastian taught seventh and eighth grades here for two years. The couple are honeymooning in Yellowstone National Park.
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Tulare
Selma Hahler
Hugo Bastian
Chelsea
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Young Men Will Command Akron Airship Crew
Oscar Leiding profiles the Akron airship crew led by Lieut Comm Charles E. Rosenthal, the 34 year old captain, and an all-star roster of Navy officers with deep airship experience. The 10 officers bring sea salt to lighter-than-air command, including Wiley, Rodgers, Mayer, Dennett, Pickens, Bushnell, and Bushnell along with Rosenthal’s record of 138 consecutive days aloft.
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Associated Preas Aviation
Washington
Navy
Akron
Charles E. Rosenthal
Slic
Annapolis
Shenandoah
Los Angeles
America
Wiley
Herbert V. Wiley
Ohio
Rosendahl
Germany
Richard R. Dennett
Harold H. Pickens
Wilfred Bushnell
T. G. W Settle
Navy Chief Machinist Emmett Clark Thurman dies aged 89
Chief Machinist Emmett Clark Thurman, 89, served 21 years in the Navy and was assistant engineer on the Shenandoah and Los Angeles. Akron crew numbers include 63 enlisted during peace time, 75 wartime, with 51 attached for trial flights and the rest to join after Lakehurst delivery.
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Emmett Clark Thurman
Navy
Shenandoah
Los Angeles
Akron
Lakehurst
Barbary Influences Shape Summer Style In Paris
The Paris fashion scene borrows savage Barbary coast motifs for summer. Necklaces imitate tribal teeth, bold fabrics from Algeria to Senegal appear in gowns for ballrooms and beaches, with white and Arabian desert accents dominating. Printed silks feature Indigenous patterns and garments use light wools and voiles.
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Paris
Rue Des Paix
Fifth Avenue
Vincennes
Ballroms
Arabian Desert
Martinique
Belgian Queen Earns M D Degree
Brussels reports Queen Elizabeth of the Belgians would have been better suited to lead postwar changes if she had practiced medicine. The royal daughter follows science closely, attending national and international congresses and engaging in various arts and sciences, reflecting her medical training.
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Brussels
Elizabeth
Queen Enjoys Arts and Science Sessions with Soloists
The queen engages with scientists and specialists, expressing equal interest in the arts. A violinist herself, she plays with skill and feeling, performing duets with the renowned chapel master Eugene Ysaye, who recently passed away.
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Eugene Ysaye
Riot massacre in Seoul as mob attacks Chinese colony
In Seoul a night of violence by a Korean mob against Chinese residents left twenty nine dead and about three hundred wounded. More than one hundred Chinese homes were burned and occupants dragged into the streets. Police arrested over a hundred. troops stood by as a 5,000-strong mob ran riot for hours.
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Seoul
Korea
A newborn in Wessington Born to Mr and Mrs Nichols
A son was born at Miller hospital in Wessington on Wednesday July 1 to Mr Hoyt Nichols and his wife, Mrs Nichols. The birth was announced from the Miller hospital.
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Wessington
Hoyt Nichols All
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