Escaped Montana youths captured after gun battle
In Livingston Montana rough hunting by 160 peace officers ended with 13 of 19 juveniles recaptured after a gun battle in the Crazy Mountains. Two boys and a girl were wounded as the group fled a South Dakota industrial school, with seven staying with a stricken car and six taking refuge in a shed.
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Livingston
Mont
Crazy Mountains
South Trol
Montana
Sherif Taylor M. Darroch
South Dakota
William Morrison
Ed Burtels
Big Timber
Larotti
Masahok
Virgil Bristow
Arw United
Crazy Mountain
Bartels
Darrech
Eabin
Checz
Duck Creek Canyon
Darroch
Busy Day Ahead For Roosevelt in California
President Roosevelt's train rolled toward the Pacific coast with a full itinerary. In Crockett near San Francisco he planned sightseeing and inspections, a speech at the exposition grounds, and a review at the Golden Gate International Exposition site. He would address the public and support Senator William G. McAdoo's renomination during a three day California stay.
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Roosevelt
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Crockett
Exposition Grounds
United States
Golden Gate International
California
Nevada
Exposition Building
State
Houston
San Diego
Galapagos Island
Mac
William G. McAdoo
Governor Tongen Given Honorary Behind the Bight Ball Club Card
Pierre July 24 Governor Tongen received an honorary membership in the Behind the Bight Ball Club for recent political success. HG Smith secretary said the group formed for fun for those “behind the eight ball” in poolroom parlance.
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Jensen
Pierre
Tongen
Payroll Levies To Go Replace Old Age Pensions
A Washington expert near the social security board said a general sales tax could supplant payroll levies to fund old age pensions within five to ten years as the Act broadens. He noted plans to include farmers self employed and domestic workers, arguing the present 1 percent tax both sides pay would become unwieldy.
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Washington
W—Phean
Social Security Board
S. D. Farmers Prosperity Path Praised by MacMillan
South Dakota farm families advanced toward prosperity, says J B MacMillan, state Farm Security Administration director. In the last year, 4891 farmers received 2 723 806 dollars in standard loans. since 1935 over 9 400 000 dollars in standard and emergency loans have been distributed. The program emphasizes self help, diversified farming, and timely repayments, with more than 500 000 dollars repaid to the U S treasury. The tenant purchase program under the Hawkhead Jones Act issued 119 615 dollars to 19 tenants starting December 1937.
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South Dakota
J. B. MacMillan
Farm Security Administration
MacMillan
United States Treasury
Leary
Brookings
Mac Millan
Plan Appeal In Maytag Row
Newton Iowa July 14 three CIO union leaders freed with six month jail sentences for contempt of court if they do not call off the Maytag Washing Machine Company strike remained at liberty today while their attorney John Connolly planned appeals to the Iowa supreme court and the U.S. Supreme Court if necessary Judge Homer A Fuller withheld commitment papers to allow time for conference The three men James G Carey national president United Electrical and Machine Workers Union William Sentner national union vp Hollis Hall Maytag local vp were found guilty of violating an injunction issued against the GI O on June 2 The judge said parole would be granted if the men called off the strike and settled the labor conflict peacefully.
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Newton
Maytag Washing Machine Company
Liberty
John Connolly
Iowa Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Homer A. Fuller
Jude
Maytag Company
Gi.o
James G. Carey
New York City
United Electrical and Machine Workers Union
William Sentner
St. Louis
No. National Union
Hollis Hall
May Tag
Rudesill Named To Head Legion In Aberdeen
Rapid City resident Turner Rudesill was nominated and listed as commander without opposition at the South Dakota American Legion convention in Aberdeen. The body rejected a constitutional amendment changing how department commanders are nominated and elected, ending a bitter eight day debate on the floor.
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Aberdeen
Rapid City
Tlan
South Dakota American Legion
Turner Rudesill
Rapid
Sen Legion
Phillips Clings To Steady Lead In Oklahoma Primary
Phillips maintains a steady lead in Oklahoma's Democratic gubernatorial primary with 26 precincts reporting, 116,447 votes to Key's 1 16, Former Governor Murray sits in third as Elmer Thomas dominates the Senate race. Roosevelt lauds Thomas as a friend.
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Oklahoma City
Leon C. Philips
Key
Oklahoma
Roosavelt
W. A
Bill” Murray
Phillips
WPA
Murray
Elmer Thomas
Roosevelt
Thomas
Barley First To Reach Minneapolis Market From South Dakota
The first barley of the 1938 crop arrived today in Minneapolis from South Dakota. It graded number three with 42 pounds per bushel and sold at 43 cents. Brown Grain Company received a car from Alexandria. Kellogg Commission Company reported bids around 41 pounds and 48 cents, with bids noted.
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SS. D
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Brown Grain Company
Alexandria
Kellogg Con Missission Company
Wand
Ocean
Hughes Feat Unmatched In World Flight History
New York July 14 Howard Hughes eclipses all previous solo and group circumnavigations by flying a monoplane around the world in four days at Floyd Bennett Field. The run halves the prior record of 7 days 13 hours 49 minutes set in 1933. Earlier attempts include 1924 led by Lieut Lowell Smith, 1931 Post and Gatty at 8 days 15 hours, and Gatty with Post reducing the time in 1933. The feat marks a new pinnacle in long distance aviation and sensationally outpaces prior benchmarks.
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New York
Howard Hughes
Ferdinand Magellan
Hughes
Ployd Bennett Field
Wimnast
Wiley Part
Us 5
Lowell M. Smith
Army Pie
Seattle
Wash
Post
Gutty
Gatty
Minneapolis Minn
Fairbanks
Alaskan
Canadian Rockies
Yukon
Floyd Bennett Field
Grover Whalen
Lax Guardia
Whalen
Miers
Thurlow
Connor
Lindbergh
Paris
Lide Moore
Atlantic
Ser Huges
Three Day Cooking School With Dorothy Gill in Huron
The Evening Huronite hosts a free three day cooking school on Tuesday to Thursday July 28 27 and led by Dorothy Gill of Omaha. The sessions run 9 to 12 30 in the air conditioned Huron Theatre with demonstrations in home economics and food preparation. Dishes prepared will be given away at each session and special prizes awarded.
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Dorothy Gill
Comfortably Cool Huron
Omaha
Huron Theatre
Misa Gill
Middlewest
University of Nebraska
Omar Mills, Inc
Iown
Nebraska
Ilineis
Minnesota
South Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
U S Starts Bid to Regain Lost Foreign Markets
Washington July 1938 wheat loan plan set base rates from 50 to 82 cents a bushel for stored grain. Secretary Wallace announced a complex loan scale tied to terminal markets and distance. Loans average 52 percent of parity with seven cents storage charged if government storage is used.
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Washington
Wallace
GOP Candidates Gird For Battle
State Republican party candidates gathered in conference to discuss policies for the upcoming general election. I D Coon of Sioux Falls chaired the session with candidates and Republican committee members present.
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Republican Party
I.D. Coon
Lioux Falls
State Republican Committee
Gladys Pyle
Huron
U. S. Senate
Chan Gurney
Yankton
Karl E. Mundt
Madison
Nine Plead Guilty in Major Insurance Fraud Case
New York reports nine men pleaded guilty to a federal indictment charging participation in a $3,000,000 insurance disability racket. Others pleaded innocent and were given until July 18 to enter pleas. The case names lawyers physicians alleged chasers and claimants in a conspiracy to defraud life insurance companies and use of the mails.
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Ine
New York
Binekoon
Japan Rejects 1940 Olympics Amid War Shock
The Japanese government abandoned plans to host the 1940 Olympics as war rages in Asia and Europe. Marquis Koichu Kido announced Japan could not be host, signaling continued conflict in China through 1940. London and Finland named as possible successors. casualties in China rise as Japanese bombs hit Canton. Danzig emerges as Hitler's next target in Europe.
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China
Orient
Spain
Palestine
Japan
Koichu Kido
Domel
Ganas
London
Finand
Finland
Hankow
Canin
South China
Danzig
Europe
Free City
League of Nations
Hughes complete world flight in 3 days 19 hours
Floyd Bennett Field July arrival marks record breaking 3 days 19 hours 17 minutes for Hughes and four crewmen in a Lockheed 14 after a 605 mile final leg from Minneapolis. Crowd of 25 000 greets them as officials hail the epic transcontinental world flight.
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Floyd Sennett
N.Y
Oward Hughes
Fia
Wiley Pest
Ain Sind
Hughes
Weleon
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Gald
A. B. Schlosser
Stue
State Department of Justice
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FSA
Plan Appeal
Maytag Row
CIO
Rudesill
Legion
Harrison
Anna Comstock
Benjamin Harrison
William Henry Harrison
U.S
Expect Lite
Lownie Shanes
GOP
Tve
Rosemary Stoddart
Dick Stoddart
Harun Municipal Band
Hans Christensen
J. W. Campbell
Ae D'Arcy Jaxone
al Harem
Geo. D. Barnard Mavolette
Florida
Penamee
Charles W. Servedure
Aeriag Arronauts
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