Kid Bandit Arrested After Stolen Car Wrecks
Warnings issued for 221 persons follow a Harlan riot after a car wreck involving a stolen Mitchell vehicle. Bonds totaling 235000 set for 220 union miners, including 16000 for UMW CIO district secretary George Titler, with charges of sedition and armed attack amid a deadly mine clash. National Guard reinforced as guardsmen and troopers guard courthouse and jail while federal intervention is urged in the Kentucky dispute.
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Kid Bandit
Mitchell
Harlan
The
United Mines Workers (Cio
National
George Titler
Titler
Turnblazer
Tea
Hopkinsville
Dock Caldwell
Wilson-Barger
Harlan County
Nome
UMW
Major Staples
Gov
A. B. Chandler
Yester
Tumbla
Lewis
Washington
Totin L. Lewis
Attorny
Murphy
Kentucky
National Guard
United Mine Works
A. B. Chandier
White House
Lew Sild
Hoffman
Michigan
Barkley
Ate
Chand
Coal Op
Squalus Salvage Effort Fails To Raise Submarine
Squalus, the submarine that cost 26 crew lives in a May 23 plunge, broke free from a salvage crew and sank back to the ocean floor after being lifted part way to the surface, according to Ortsmouth, NHS dispatches dated July 13.
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Ortsmouth
Nhs
Faith Cure At Bronx Grotto Draws Crowds
Scores flocked to the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes in the Bronx after reports of Mrs Anthony Geraci a crippled woman who walked unaided after bathing her leg in the grotto spring She wore braces and used a cane for 14 years her husband once lost faith but said the recovery was a miracle of God
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Bronx Grotto
New York
Our Lady of Lourdes
Bronx
Anthony Geraci
Italy
Roosevelt Names First Assistants
Washington July 13 The President named the first six assistants in the reorganization program. Lauchlin Currie economist at the Federal Reserve Board William H McReynolds administrative assistant to the secretary of the treasury James H Bowe Jr assistant to Brig Gen Edwin M Watson White House secretariat. Three more assistants will be named later. The duties remain to be disclosed but likely relieve the President from routine liaison work with agencies.
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Washington
Roosvelt
Civil Service
White House
Lauchlin Currie
Federal Reserve Board
William H. McReynolds
Secretary of the Treasury
James H. Bowe, Jr
Edwin M. Watson
Senate Confirms McNutt as federal security administrator
Washington July 13 Senate confirmed Paul V McNutt to head the federal security administration after a sharp party debate. He will coordinate the health service Social Security board Civilian Conservation Corps office of education and the National Youth Administration. The move follows his relinquishment of the high commissionership to the Philippines and fuels speculation about a successor.
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Washington
Hatch
New Mexico
Pat V. McNutt
McNutt
FSA
Senate
Philippines
Francis B. Sayre
Health Service
Social Security Board
Civilian Conservation Corps
Office of Education
National Youth Administration
Roosevelt
Bridges
New Hampshire Republican
Indiana
Dismissal Orders Reach 12906 WPA Workers
WPA officials in Washington announced 12906 workers were dismissed while total WPA absentees rose to 92770. The daily figures show 977,627 Monday and 92,770 yesterday, amid furlough eligibility details under new relief law. States listed include Minnesota 15700, North Dakota 3500, South Dakota 3000 with respective percentages.
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Associated Press
Washington
WPA
Seene Mh
Chicago
C. Harrington
Works Projects Administration
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
WPA Wages Sparks Protests Across States Prompt White House Talks
Workers protested 130 hour monthly WPA requirements while Carrington Gill said operations ran normally in 23 states. AFL seeks White House talks on wage rules and revival of federal theatre projects. Disruptions included Minnesota knife incident and 2,303 discharge notices as unions press for wage adjustments and policy revisions.
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Carrington Gill
WPA
American Federation
Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt Dan Tracy
Electrical Workers Union
AFL
W Lism Green
Mr. Roosevelt
Federal Theatre Project
F. C. Harrington
Chicago
Sacrington
Congress
Osten Jed
Green
Harington
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
New
Aentor Edmond
Leavey
Announ
Jobless problem seen as challenge to U S engineers
Former President Herbert Hoover, a mining engineer, told engineers at the Golden Gate Exposition in San Francisco that solving unemployment may be possible through engineering brains. He described unemployment as a vital emergency requiring objective minds of the profession and urged engineers to lead in finding a solution.
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San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
America
Heat Victim Named In Mitchell Heat Wave
An early July heat wave pushed South Dakota temperatures above 100 and claimed Albert Worthen of Mitchell as the season's first heat victim. Readings reached 106 in places. Huron cooled from 103 to 95 as rain or cooler forecasts offered hope for relief. Worthen died at his Mitchell home after being overcome while working on a WPA project in Hanson County. He is survived by his mother and several siblings in multiple states.
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Mercury
South Dakota
Huron
State Weather Bureau
Mitchell
Albert Worthen
Mitchel
Worthen
Hanson Coun
George Worthen
Carl
Longview
Texas
C Harles
Sioux Falls
Frank
Mra
Scorgia Lundeen
HL. Cameron
R. C.scrogin
Nampa
Idaho
Pierre
Yankton
Lightning Kills CCC Enrollee As Black Hills Fire Burns
Rapid City July 13 intermittent showers aided 600 firefighters mopping up the Black Hills forest fire that had burned 8000 acres since Monday. Ervin Voegele, 21, of Roscoe, CCC enrollee on Lightning Creek Camp, was killed when lightning struck a rock near Pactola. Rollag attempted resuscitation. Schneider summoned help. Bodies sent to Roscoe. Fire under control barring new winds. six hundred men released, six hundred remain to mop up.
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South Dakota
Black Hills
Rapid City
National Forest
Rapid City Journal
Mystic
Ervin Voegle
Lightning Creek
Pactola
Voegele
Austin Rollag
Alvin Schneider
Rollag
Schneider
Roacoe
John Woegele
C. C. Averill
Black Ls National Forest
London Protected By New Aircraft Guns
London news reports that new anti aircraft guns with an electric aiming eye can fire 56 pound shells seven miles at 50 a minute. The Star says planes near the city are detected at any hour and the system guides elevation and fuse automatically, using a detector and automatic settings.
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London
The
Star
Band Concert Program of Huron Municipal Band
Hans Christensen directs the Huron Municipal Band at Park on Thursday July 13 at 7 45 P M with selections including Spirit of Victory The Student Prince Romberg Spanish Intermezzo Manzano and Our Glorious Emblem plus several marches Described overture and medley pieces The director announced next week's concert will move to Wednesday night from the usual Thursday evening date.
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Huron Municipal Band
Hans Christensen
W. Campbell Park
Luscomb
Romberg
Punjab
Payne
Northern World
Chenette
de Luca
Christensen
Britain Increases Defense Budget As War Preparation Grows
Britain boosts military spending with 40 million pounds for air force expansion and 144 million for supply ministry, following a prior 79 million raise in arms funding. France plans a new effort to win Soviet cooperation as allies bolster mutual assistance. The total arms budget nears 847 million pounds, in a period of rapid rearmament.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
France
Russia
Britain
Chamber
Seine
Come En International
Teenage boy held for bridgewater holdup and escape
Sixty miles an hour chase ends when 16 year old Robert Lemieux of Ipswich Massachusetts wrecks a car and is captured after a hold up at a Bridgewater service station. He says he wanted gas not money and he and an associate named Larry fled westward from Ipswich before returning to Sioux Falls. Police consider robbery car theft and possible kidnapping, with a gun described as a small cap pistol engraved Young America.
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Sioux Falls
Lhce
Massachusetts
John T. McMahon
Bridgewater
Robert Lemieux
Ipswich
Mass
McMahon
Maurice Nelson
Carl Strass
Lloyd Zell
Hoefer
Twelfth Street
Kiwanis Avenue
Lemieux
Grange Avenue
Cristall
Larry
Lawrence
Boston
New York
West Coast
Lemiux
Lawrence Nelson
Reformatory
Westboro
Breakdown Forces Return To River For Water Supply
City returns to James River as water source after a pump burns out at west wells. Dow, the City Manager, said river water has been tested for purity though taste may be altered. Repair time is uncertain and depends on pump repair duration.
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West Wells
James River
Dow
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John L. Lewis
Currie
McReynolds
Rowe
Paul V. McNutt
William Green
U. S
Mitchell Man
CCC Boy
Bob Lemieux
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