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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1934

Page

3

Hold Woman In Death Of Girl In Norman Oklahoma

County attorney Updegraff orders Hazel Brown held as a material witness in the Marian Mills death case. Marian, a 2 year old OU beauty queen, died after staying at Brown's home with Neal Myers who is missing. Investigators await autopsy results and further statements to decide charges.

Norman Okla Paul Updegraff Hazel Brown Marian Mills University of Oklahoma Neal Myers Myers Updegral Mrs. Brown Hugh Jeters

Hawaii May War On Sugar Control

Roosevelt arrival in Hawaii may coincide with a plan to test the constitutionality of the Jones Costigan sugar act. Hawaiian planters hire James Garfield and Royal Mead to pursue an injunction to halt the act, aiming for a Supreme Court challenge. The law fixes production quotas and levies a processing tax to fund sugar curtailment, with Hawaii quota at 17 000 tons and recent output about 7,050,000 tons.

Washington Roosevelt Hawaii Lugar Agricultural Adjustment Administration Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association James Garfield Cleveland Garfield Honolulu Royal D. Mead Association Mead United States Supreme Court Congress United States Cuba Department of Agriculture Puerto Rico

Langer faces court over governorship dispute

William Langer convicted of a felony appeared before the state supreme court for the third time. The case, brought by Lieutenant Governor Ole H. Olson seeking the governorship, centers on whether the governor may continue in office. The court previously declined to take jurisdiction in two actions.

Ier Quster High Court Bismarck N.bc Gusterigs Gay William Langer State Supreme Court Ole H. Olson Supreme Court

Four Killed When Train Strikes Car North of Here

A Great Northern passenger train struck a car at a grade crossing two miles north of town late yesterday killing Rebecca Rorem of Sioux Falls D. a Chinese missionary on furlough Mrs T Ekelund Sebeka and a twelve year old son of Mrs Ekelund and Mrs J Bakken of Thief River Falls The injured are Rey T Ekelund Jog and J Bakken 73 All victims suffered skull fractures with grave fears for the Rev Mr Ekelund's recovery.

Sebera Mainy Great Northern Here Rebecca Rorem Sioux Falls T. Ekelund Sebeka

Store Sales Show Substantial Gain

Store sales rose 18 percent in the first half of the year versus 1933, per a Federal Reserve Board survey. District gains ranged from 10 percent in New York to 8 percent in Atlanta, with many districts posting double digit increases. From May to June the pace softened, with the index dropping to 73 percent of the 1923-25 average, though June sales were 9 percent higher than June 1933.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve District New York Atlanta Federal Reserve Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco

Secret Six Leader Appointed St Paul Chief of Police

Alexander G. Jamie, head of Chicago's Secret Six agency, is named chief of police in St. Paul by Public Safety Commissioner H. B. Warren. Known for aiding in Chicago crime cleanup and helping convict Al Capone, Jamie faces council approval amid concerns about St. Paul as a crime spot.

Secret Six St. Paul Minn Alexander G. Jamie Chicago H. B. Warren Commissionr of Public Safety al Capone Washington

Strato Hop Delayed and Readied for Safe Landing

Reports from Lakehurst indicate delays in the Stratosphere flight as Army officials plan tracking via radio codes. Iowa and Nebraska crews prepare for rapid landing response with guards, ambulances, and mooring teams to protect the gondola and instruments in case The Explorer lands in the region.

Nebraska Iowa Wlippis Rapid City Frank R. McCoy Army Civilian Conservation Corps Harvey S. Burwell Jowas Des Moines Corn National Guard Charles Grahl Park A. Findley State Department of Criminal Investigation

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