Missing Bread Truck Driver Found In Montana Hospital
Donald Handy of Lake Andes, driver of a bread truck, disappeared June 6 near Wheeler ridge and was later found in a boxcar east of Helena, Montana. He is hospitalized in Helena with head and foot injuries and recalls being blinded by lights before vanishing.
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Montana
Donald Handy
Lake Andes
Helena
Yankton
Mont
N. E. Nelson
Handy
Wheeler
Wheeler Ridge
Missouri River
Guaranty Case To Be Appealed To Supreme Court
Pierre July 7 So Dakota's 35 million dollar bank guaranty case will be appealed to the United States Supreme Court. Attorneys for depositors filed the appeal after the state supreme court ruled the old guaranty law failed and repealed the fund. The action began in 1929 to distribute about 1 million held in the fund and assess banks to pay depositors. Final losses to depositors are estimated around 23 million as liquidation continues.
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Pierre
Sooth Dakota
United States Supreme Court
South Dakota Supreme Cmuct
Coe
Crawford
Huron
United States
M. Q. Sharpe
Bank Guaranty
Attornsy General
Attormneys
Guaranty Fund
Peta
Guaranty Commission
Supreme Court
Fire destroys buildings at Marty Mission school in Wagner
A fire of unknown origin destroyed an implement shed and several out-buildings at the Marty Mission school 12 miles south of Wagner. Estimated loss stood at $50,000 with partial insurance. Reverend Sylvester Eiseman led the mission head as Wagner fire department fought the flames started in the implement shed. A small store fire earlier in the evening was contained.
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Wagner
Marty Mission School
Here
Sylester Eiseman
Robber Returns for Cash After Paper Error
A Chicago robber, irked by a misprint claiming Lakeridge hotel robbery of $200, demanded an explanation from clerk M. W. Heller. The thief admitted a mistake and received $15 from the cash drawer after the clerk handed over the funds.
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Chicago
Lakeridge Hotel
M. W. Heller
Heller
Arrests and Fines Rise Despite Fewer Violations
A quarterly report from Hu ron’s police chief A W Hopkins shows 148 arrests and fines and bonds totaling $1 17L for the quarter ending June 30. Speeding led with 41 fines, intoxication next with 30, and arterial highway sign violators were down, accounting for fewer arrests than last year.
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Huron
A. W. Hopkins
Paving Crew Sets New Two Mile Run Record West of Huron
The Jen igen paving crew set a new record by crossing two miles on the 6 percent grade project west of Huron. They poured 1 145 feet of concrete in one day under ideal conditions and continued work as the county graveling crew surfaced the new Shef field road. The north county line will be reached tomorrow to start resurfacing state highway No 37 also called the North Avenue road. The project spans about 16 miles toward Hutt on Country club with prior resurfacing of the other two road segments into Huron completed last year.
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Jenigen
Huron
Here
Devour
North County
H. M. Pierce
North Avenue
Hutton Country Club
May Drop Charges Against Pantages
San Diego district attorney Tom Whalen said charges of conspiracy and morals against Alexander Pantages and three others might be dropped. Retrial is set to open next Monday. The group, including Jes H. Shreve Olive Clark Day and William Jobelmann, faced alleged plans to bring Lydia Nitta a minor to a hotel party for immoral purposes. Jurors previously disagreed and favored acquittal.
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Pantages
Jes H. Shreve
San Diego
Olive Clark Day
William Jobelmann
Hollywood “Girl Market
Lydia Nitta
Aine
Injunction Granted To Halt Enforcement Of Lard Sub Tax
Pierre July 7 A temporary injunction barred state officials from enforcing South Dakota s new lard substitute tax. The Wesson Oil and Snow Drift Sales Co alleges the five cent per pound lard substitute law passed in 1931 is unconstitutional and discriminatory against cottonseed products. Court set July 20 to show cause for permanent injunction with counter showing due July 18.
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William Dunn
Wesson Oil Company
South Dakota
Martens
Goldsmith
Pierre
Wesson Ol Company
Sharpe
Saturday Plea Set For R. J. Ehnert Trial
Arraignment shows defense unready with no funds to hire counsel as Judge Taylor fixes 3 am Saturday for plea. State intends July 13 for trial after jury venire for June term returns. Ehnert faces murder charge in shooting of unidentified man whose James River skeleton was found two weeks earlier. Two state witnesses identify Ehnert as the slayer amid ongoing Gardner Ward case proceedings.
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Robert J. Ehnert
Ehnert
Alya E. Taylor
Irving R. Crawford
Leo A. Temmey
Venire
A. K. Gardner
I. A. Churchill
EC Ward
Taylor
Tredita
James River
Iden Yee Ehnert
Gardner
Gardhee
Churchill
Cre
Ward
Charles Mix County
Six Draw Fines For Traffic Violations In Hurcn Campaign
Six persons were fined or forfeited bonds in Hurcn's campaign for TEMES validators. The names and offenses include Oayman for failing to stop at an arterial highway ($1), Ronald Urquhart for failure to stop at a sign, Dan Hudler for failing to stop at an arterial highway ($1), George Crowell for a head light violation, Gast Jacobian for speeding ($5), and J. C. Foley for speeding.
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Hurcn
Oayman
Ronald ‘Urquhart
Dan Hudler
George Crowell
Gast Jacobean
J. C. Foley
Cave to Talk on Noxious Weeds at Rac' Ma Won
Beadle county agent R. A. Cave will discuss noxious weeds tonight on KGDY radio. The talk, announced this morning, focuses on creeping Jenny and related topics.
Mellon At 76 Faces Strain During World Debt Talks
Washington reports say Andrew W. Mellon, aged 76 and secretary of the treasury, is under intense pressure as Paris negotiations for a world debt holiday proceed. Mellon arrived in Paris June 25 and has stayed in constant talks often past midnight, communicating with Washington by transatlantic phone, earning admiration for his calm endurance.
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Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Wm Secretary of the Treasury
Paris
Mellon
Paria
America
Woethington
Woonsocket Water Carnival Promises Record Attendance
Woonsocket committees promise the water carnival will be the biggest yet with events from July 4 to 6. Baseball games feature Bluejays versus Shelby Indians and Huron Boosters, plus a Huron vs Tyndall finale. Evening dances, a free pageant on Lake Prior island, and water sports with prizes will highlight the week.
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Wooksocket
Woonsocket
Bluejays
Huron
Wessington Springs
Bluejay
Shelby Indians
Huron Boosters
Huron Club
Tyndall
Lake Prior
England
France
Spain
Our
Thieaus
Ethel Dowdell
Bath House
Beadle County Board Advances Budget Late Today
Beadle County commissioners opened their July session and organized as a county board of equalization. The board will review the 1932 budget and discuss monthly bills as part of their annual 15 day tax equalization period. Members present include Chairman Frank Matzke and commissioners Virgil Kuehn W M Davis Arthur Miller and John Lewin.
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Beadle County
Frank Matzke
Virgil
Frank Kuehn
Huron
W. M. Davis
Yale
Arthur Miller
Bonilla
John Lewin
Vault opened in Spencer after ten days of cooking
A Spencer report notes a vault opened after ten days of preparation following a $2,000,000 asset seizure. Authorities recovered more than a million dollars in cash and related assets. Details remain unclear due to incomplete OCR.
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Spencer
Benk
Aurora Plans New Speed Limit Law
Aurora Illinois July 7 The city council moved to draft a speed law as the existing no speed limit rule nears repeal. Commissioner Frank Brewer urged the coronation counsel to prepare the new limits to curb speeding and reckless driving.
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Aurora
III
Frank Brewer
Brewer
Rockefeller To Golf On 92nd Birthday
John D. Rockefeller, oil empire head, turns 92 on July 14. He will work with a secretary in the forenoon if weather allows a round of golf and a motor ride at Pocantico Hills. A family birthday dinner will follow for his son John D. Rockefeller Jr. and grandchildren.
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Rockefeller
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Mahaffey Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Dr. J B Mahaffey had an appendicitis operation Thursday evening and is reported to be progressing well. He is expected to remain in the hospital for several more days before being dismissed.
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Mahaffey
J.B. Mahaffey
Not enough readable facts for a clean headline
No coherent event or identifiable individuals beyond scattered phrases. The text references Beverly Hills Oklahoma and Post and Gatty but provides no clear action, date, or relation to a news item. Summary cannot extract a distinct newsworthy fact.
Hoover Plan Debated as Franco American Accord Gains Echo
Europe hails Franco American debt moratorium as experts begin talks in Paris on technical details. Britain cites further work. Germany urges repatriation of capital and warns savings must be tightened. Markets rise in Paris London Berlin New York on the accord.
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Associated Press
Paris
Hoover
Europe
Washington
France
United States
London
Rome
State Department
Berlin
New York
Bruening
Curtius
Germany
Weather Haren Sees Fair Tonight And Wednesday
Forecast calls for clear skies tonight with cool low temperatures. Wednesday will bring rising temperatures and continued fair conditions across Haren with mild conditions expected.
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Haren
Moratorium Criticism Echoes From Senator Couzens
CODEN Utah July 7 The senior James Couzens Republican from Michigan calls Hoover’s moratorium plan a dumb diplomacy He halted his trip to Yellowstone in his private car overnight predicting Hoover’s likely renomination but doubting the moratorium’s aid to his chances He believes delays will backfire.
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Coden
Utah
James Couzens
Michigan
America
Yellowstone National Park
Hoover
Couzens
Hoover News Summary on Reparations Talks and Italian Support
American officials balance methods to ease Germany's costs while addressing allied concerns on loans and reparations. The State Department weighs foreign questions as Paris negotiations continue. Hoover’s accord announcement follows fatigue from prolonged talks with France, Britain, and Italy signals sympathy to the Franco American settlement from Rome.
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Paris
Hoover
Italy
Archie Cooper Granted Divorce After Cruel Treatment Charged
Mrs. Neva Cooper received a divorce from Archie Cooper before Judge Alva F. Taylor citing cruel and inhumane treatment and lack of support. The couple, married in Dea Mines in 192%, had no children. Cooper did not attend the hearing and had been held in the city jail for weeks during an unrelated murder investigation.
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Neva Cooper
Archie Cooper
Alva F. Taylor
Cooper
Dea
Charles Eyestone
Taylor
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