Unsettled Weather Delays Stratosphere Flight Christening
Directors of Kepner Stevens plan to christen The Explorer gondola this afternoon as bad weather threatens takeoff. Chief weather official Jaki noted no favorable conditions for 24 hours, while equipment readiness and a large ceremony drew invited guests and officials including Gov. Tom Berry and Dr. Lyman Briggs.
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Rapid City
Sury
V_ EL Jaki
Weather Bureau
Moonlight Valley
Teady
Albert
W. Stevens
William E. Kepner
Tom Berry
South Dakota
National Geographic Society
Army Air Corps
Lyman J. Briggs
Washington, D.C
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Frank R. McCoy
Omaha
Army
Seventh Corp
W. R Pope
Ft. T Meeade
Chinch Bugs Signal Maturity Change in Color
Western farmers were warned that chinch bugs are maturing and changing color to pink as they transition to the wing stage. W P Flint of the Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station notes the pink bugs are healthy and ready to lay eggs after a flight, though some misinterpret the change as a disease striking large swarms.
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Chllany
Eny
W. P. Flint
Tlmois Agricultural Experiment Station and Natural History Survey
R C Anderson Hurt In Collision
R C Anderson is in a Huron hospital with six broken tibias after being thrown from the running board of a car driven by Roy Bronnen Brunnen. The accident occurred early Sunday on Dakota Avenue as Brunnen's car collided with a parked vehicle owned by William Zeller. Anderson was the sole injured passenger.
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R. C. Anderson
Collison
BR. C. Anderson
Huron
Anderson
Roy 2Um Brunnen
Dakota Avenue
William Zeller
Churches Line Up To Fight Salacious Movies
Officials of Protestant churches plan a Friday meeting under the federal council of churches to decide a campaign against salacious moving pictures. Catholics are already pushing against indecent films. Stay of execution granted in Scottsboro case for Heywood Patterson and Clarence Norris by Alabama Supreme Court on rehearing application.
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New York
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ
America
Montgomery
Ala
Heywood Patterson
Clarence Norris
Scottsboro
Alabama Supreme Court
Three Year Old Lad Struggles To Stop Lifetime Smoking
WEST PATERSON July Charles Mickey Norman aged nearly three is trying to quit a lifetime of smoking. After two years as a cigar smoker he hopes to cut to a few puffs daily by his third birthday on July 28. He is healthy and lively but his habit has drawn numerous protest letters. He now uses cigars pipes and cigarettes and is watched by family members to curb his smoke haze.
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West Paterson
Charles
Mickey
Norman
Fair
Dorothy
Sioux Falls Pushes Vice Investigation Hearing Commences
Sioux Falls moved forward with a John Doe hearing into alleged vice and racket conditions. A complaint naming more than 60 witnesses was filed for subpoenas, including Mayor A N Graff and Police Chief John Rooks, with Judge Ransom L Gibbs to receive it by 2 p m and Louis N Crill expected to conduct the hearing.
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Sioux Falls
John Doe
Ransom L. Gibbs
Hugh Gamble
A. N. Graff
John Rooks
Tom Kirby
Gibbs
Louis N. Crill
Marie Dressler Stable Amid Illness in California
Marie Dressler, 63, the screen actress, remains in unchanged condition in Santa Barbara California as cancer complications persist. Doctors report she has endured pain since the illness reached a critical stage about ten days ago.
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Marie Dressler
Santa Barmars
Calif
33-Month-Old Baby Crosses Sea Alone
Luke Hickey a Baltimore baby aged 23 months traveled alone across the Atlantic to Ireland where he stayed with his grandmother for a year and four months. He was reunited with his parents in New York after returning on the liner Georgia following illness that kept him in Ireland.
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New York
Atlantic
Luke Hickey
Baltimore
Georgia
Ireland
Demos Gird For Coming Election
Preliminary plans for the Democratic general election campaign in South Dakota were discussed at a meeting led by Senator W J Bulow Congressmen T B Werner and Fred Hildebrandt Governor Tom Berry and State Chairman Herbert Hitchcock The group explained phases of the president's recovery program and regional directors reported on political situations in their communities.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Pitomdad the Aleve Enames
Inatana
Pabay Ucaneda
W. J. Bulow
T. B. Werner
Fred Hildebrandt
Tom Berry
Herbert Hitchcock
Venice High School To Close For Fall Session
Venice Illinois, July 1. The school board voted to abandon the fall session of Venice High School due to insufficient revenue. No classes will be held this autumn as the district adjusts to budget shortfalls.
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Venice, Ill
Venice High School
Becaus
Census Records a Decline in Beadha County Schools
Beadha county reports 1934 school census of 8518 children ages present, down 255 from 6836 last year due to rural district declines. Only 12 districts show gains or parity. Huron rises to 2992, 40 above prior year, with Carlyle No 1 and No 2 among others maintaining or increasing totals.
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Beadha County
Huron
Carlyle No
Clifton Nog
Clifton No
Fairfield No
Foster, Nance
Pearl Creek
Richland
Bonilla
Henderson to Attend Banquet in Honor of Auxiliary Leader
R M Henderson of Redfield district commander of South Dakota American Legion will attend a banquet hosted by the Huron American Legion Auxiliary tomorrow night at Hotel Marvin. The event honors Mrs. William A Biester Jr national president of the Legion Auxiliary. Mrs Gaylord Schmitz president of the Huron auxiliary notes Legion men and auxiliary members are urged to attend. officials from across the state are expected.
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R. M. Henderson
Redfield
American Legion
South Dakota
Huron American Legion Auxilliary
William A. Biester, Jr
The
Legion Auxiliary
Gaylord Schmitz
Huron Auxiliary
Legion
Marvin Hughitt
German Cardinal Seeks Nazi Catholic Reconciliation
Cardinal Michael Von Faulhaber calls for Nazi Catholic reconciliation with foreign nations while warning against war and invasion. Paris doubts the move as a retreat from aggressive policy, editorially urging skepticism toward eastern regional pacts amid rising European tensions. A Page B report promises fuller details.
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Associated Press
Michael von Faulhaber
Germany
Paris
233 Men to Be Recruited for CCC Camps in Huron
Beadle county relief administrator Clyde R. Smith announced 233 young men will be recruited in Huron for Civilian Conservation Corps camps east of the Missouri River. Eligibility is single men aged 18 to 35. Applications accepted at the Beadle county relief office through next Saturday night. This quota is the largest ever assigned to the Huron office since CCC camps began in the state.
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Huron
Civilian Conservation Corps
Missouri River
Clyde R. Smith
Beadle County
Smith
CCC
State Conference of Oilmen Opens in Rapid City
A midsummer conference of South Dakota oilmen opened in Rapid City with a business session of the state petroleum industries committee. F H Buelher presided, E W Stephens acted as secretary, and topics included the legislative program, industrial issues, and efforts to cut the gasoline tax. C E Wells of Chicago discussed congressional measures and code authority plans for Tuesday morning talks. New York retail credit collections improved in March.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
State Petroleum Industries Committee
F. H Buelher
Madison
E. W. Stephens
Pierre
C.E. Wells
Chicago
Central Petroleum Committee
Congress
Ralph Horween
Petroleum
Code Authority
Code
The News Behind the News on Wall Street Picks
Washington report outlines the push to strengthen the old ICC building before securities commissioners move in. Tension rises as Pecora clashes with Kennedy over chairmanship, with Roosevelt reshaping the panel to balance liberal and Wall Street representation.
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Securities
Washington
ICC
Securities Commissioners
My. Ferdic Pecora
Financial Bloedhound
Pecora
Joseph Kennedy
Comepission
Shimmy Artist May Become A Baroness
HOLLYWOOD July Gilda Gray famed shimmy artist may become a baroness and share in an estate worth about a million dollars. Her third husband Hector Hricena De Sag in the Venezuelan diplomatic service was told that his uncle Baron Fernando De Saa who died in Casa Blanca Mororca left the estate to him and his sister Olga Briceno De Ortega, to be shared equally.
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Hollywood
Gilda Gray
Hector Hricena de Sag
Nearly Inch Of Rain At Yankton
Sunday morning and night rainfall totaled 0.85 inches at Yankton bringing the year to 13.07 inches and nearing normal. Hail and wind damaged corn fields south of the Missouri River, with a twister near Aten felling trees and destroying a barn.
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Yankton
Nebraska
Missouri River
Aten
Mathews
Henry Nobr
John Nelson
Harting
Neb
Bow Creek
Wynot
Iowa Receives Beneficial Rain for Crops
Des Moines report notes rainfall across the state except the southeast corner. Weather bureau describes the precipitation as highly beneficial to drought parched crops as rainfall continues.
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Des Moines
Tuly
Weather Bureau
Wind Storm Fracts Farms Around Wolsey
A Sunday dawn windstorm caused damage to barns chicken houses windmills and trees in and around Wolsey. The high gusts also harmed crops and several windows. No injuries reported.
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Wolsey
Weather outlook for Huros and Vicinity and South Dakota
Fair tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. In Wor South Dakota expect generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with slightly cooler readings in central and northern portions.
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Huros
South Dakota
Longshoremen Threaten General Strike on Pacific Coast
Walkout votes by 3,700 San Francisco and Oakland teamsters intensify strike threats as the National Labor Disputes Board tests the new act. 20 unions weigh行动for a general stoppage across San Francisco Portland Seattle, with hearings to back hiring hall control and mediation efforts.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Pacific Coast
National
Longshoremen's Board
San Francisco Bay
Portland
Seattle
Butchers
Central Labor Council
Gust Anderson
Northwest Maritime Swike Committee
Roosevelt
Edward J. Hanna
High Wind Damages Homes and Trees in Huron and Sioux Falls
A high wind Sunday caused extensive tree damage and some structural harm in Huron, with .04 inches of rain and a large poplar toppled in J. W. Campbell Park. A water cooler atop Huron Dairy Products building was blown down. Temps reached 89 F amid a continuing heat wave. In Sioux Falls, the same wind damaged roofs, windows and trees, with .29 inches of rain reported.
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Nvu
Huron
J. W. Campbell Park
Huron Dairy Products Company
Sioux Falls
Creston to receive water by train as relief eases shortage
Creston Iowa officials report federal relief will begin pumping water from Council Bluffs into rural basins early Wednesday. Forty tank cars carrying 10,000 gallons each will arrive daily to ease the shortage, marking the end of the crisis in the town.
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Creston
Ringers
Council Bluffs
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