Post Office Seeks 24 Cent First Class Rate Increase
Washington July 1 Postal officials push higher charges for first class mail as the only solution to a mounting deficit. Postmaster General Brown plans to urge Congress to authorize the increase when he presents his annual report in December. Tilton says the 24 cent per ounce rate would balance the department's budget. The current deficit is about 50 million dollars and rising.
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Huston Holds to Party Leadership Amid Resignation Talk
Washington reports Claudius Huston signals stance on remaining RNC chairman after Senate adjourns. He says no promises yet and deflects interpretations as leaders press for retirement amid renewed party scrutiny. Contenders Joseph Butt and Semes Burke attend briefing.
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Huston Defies Pressure Over Party Leadership Plan
The scene at the capitol centers on Huston resisting calls to quit as Republican turmoil grows after an April clash with the Senate lobby committee. Hyde and Brown urged resignation but Huston stood firm, promising to announce plans after the Senate adjourns amid a heated party showdown.
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Weather forecast for Huron and nearby regions
Unsettled tonight and Saturday with cooler Saturday. Minnesota mostly fair in the south with possible thunder showers in the north tonight or Saturday and warm in the south. South Dakota mostly fair tonight and Saturday with possible thunder showers in the extreme west and cooler in the west and north. Iowa probably fair and warm tonight and Saturday.
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Weather Snippet Describes Clear Roads Across Cities
The fragment notes Brookings, Rapid City, Fierze, and Aberdeen with high temperatures from the mid 60s to low 100s and no precipitation. Roads described as good and clear, with overall favorable driving conditions noted despite scattered numbers.
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Second Model Airplane Contest Planned by Lions Club
Plans for a second model airplane contest were announced to follow yesterday’s event. Lions Club and Huron theater sponsors said the two week timing will allow boys away at Boy Scout camp to enter. Twenty dollars in prizes, theater passes, and gliders were awarded. Charles Brewster won 6 dollars for his twin Pusher plane. Judges included H L Hurley and LeRoy Boggs. Construction classes resume Monday at 9 in the Dexter Legion hall.
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Keith Conner
Robert Fahrendorf
John Fitch
Keith Connor
Reagan Jones
Jimmie Armstrong
Irving Axelrad
Gordon McNanara
H. L. Hurley
LeRoy Boggs
Harlyn Hedblom
Led Legion Hall
Dexter Building
Youth Draws Fine On Theft Charge
Herbert Stewart, 19, of Morningside, pleaded guilty to petit larceny yesterday afternoon before Judge Dick Warney. He and two juvenile companions were arrested Wednesday night at ONeal's garage on Third Street North after taking a car battery. Officers found them trying to scale a high fenced lot guarded by electric wire. the two younger boys will face Juvenile Judge B. B. McGlaskey on delinquency charges.
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All-Bran Urges Roughage in Reducing Diets
Nutrition advice promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as essential for daily roughage to prevent constipation and anemia during weight loss. It claims the cereal is non fattening and helps cleanse the system, with ideas to eat soaked in fruit juice or sprinkled on foods.
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Battle Creek
Water Main Bursts Flooding City Streets
A 36 inch water main burst early today in the Pittsburgh Northside sending torrents of water through streets. More than 400 homes flooded as water reached the first floors in several areas. Residents faced rapid evacuation and authorities struggled to control the flooding.
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Northside
Pipe Burst Floods Ten-Block District in Millvale Suburb
A water main failure at Voskempend Basin streets caused a two foot square hole in the pavement and water spread over ten city blocks. The burst pipe served as the main supply line from a reservoir to the Millvale district.
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Voskempend Basin
Millvale
Kennedy to Succeed Fisher as State Highway Secretary
M. A. Kennedy, long employed by the highway department and most recently maintenance accountant, was announced today as the new secretary of the state highway commission to succeed the late Frank C. Fisher of Lead. Kennedy has served with the commission for more than three years and will assume duties at Once. The commission also noted the passing of Isher on June 3, after serving with the Road Commission since April 1928.
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