Relief rules and heat wave sweep across South Dakota
Reports from South Dakota describe a shifting cool air mass moving toward the western Dakotas as the region endures a multi day heat wave. Forecasts predict unsettled showers and cooler temperatures, with highs near 104 in Huron and other cities. meanwhile crop concerns rise as drought and heat threaten corn, wheat, and other staples across the Midwest.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Pacific Northwest
Blae Hills
Dakotas
Missouri
Black Hills
Nfae
Mitchell
Lemmon
Aberdeen
Pierre
Rapid City
Yankton
Watertown
Huron
Brookings
Rabbit Returns Daily For Milk At Ramsell Farm Yard
A hired man fed a small rabbit on the A V Ramsell farm near Aaron after catching it. The animal was released but returned to the farm yard, appearing regularly for its daily milk ration. The Evening Huronite offers S cents for every accepted "Did You Know" item.
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A.V. Ramsell
Aaron
Coughlin Joins Forces With DARP And Calls FDR Liar and Betrayer
In Cleveland at a Townsend convention Rev. Charles Coughlin allied with Francis Townsend and Gerald Smith and branded Franklin D Roosevelt a liar and betrayer while urging Townsend supporters to back the Union Party. He claimed Townsend approved the Union’s principles and condemned FDR’s debt and policies as communist-like. He also repudiated Alf Landon’s philosophy and warned delegates against endorsing any candidate who backs Roosevelt.
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Cleveland
Francis E. Townsend
Townsend
Frank 4. Arbuckle
Miraye
Los Angeles
Martin ¥. Smith
Washington
Demoocrat
Otto Case
Russell Roland
Charles £. Coughlin
Gerald L. K. Smith
Roosevelt
National Union For Social Justice
Townsend Old Age Pension Plan
Smith
Share-the-Wealth
Public Auditorium
Union Party
Dr. Coughlin
Dr. Townsend
Repubilies London
National Union
Congress
Franklin Roosevelt
Coughlin
Natonal Union
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Cougblin
Bar Music Boxes In Beer Parlors
MEMPHIS TENN July 16. Memphis tavern guests may have beer or music but they cannot have both. Police Commissioner Clifford Davis outlawed automatic music devices in the city brew parlors saying music and beer do not mix.
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Memphus
Tenn
Memphis
Clifford Davis
Break Appears Among Sleuths
Washington reports of tension between federal agencies flare as investigations into the MG men prompt denials from the justice department. Attorney General Cummings hints unnamed scalps at stake while Hoover’s Secret Service chief Moran denies probes, amid long standing interagency rivalry and a public cinema attendance note.
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Washington
United States
Secret Service
Congress
Cummings
J. Edgar Hoarte
Justice Agente
Hoover
William H. Moran
Third Detective Service
Refuses To Sustain Moratorium Actions
A federal district court in Fargo ruled against 10 North Dakota farmer actions under the second Frazier Lemke act. Judge Andrew Miller granted dismissals and added a proviso that rulings do not decide constitutionality and that costs be reconsidered if the Supreme Court upholds the act.
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Fargo
N. D
William Lemke
Andrew Miller
North Dakota
Lemke
Hea Oravert
Man Arrested Says He Didn't Want To Hurt His Monarch
A discontented subject of King Edward VIII attempted to shoot the king during a royal procession in London. George Andrew Mahon, a newspaper man, was charged with unlawful firearm possession and intent to endanger life after the weapon was knocked from his hand by a woman spectator. He claimed the act was a protest and that the king was not hurt.
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Associated, Press
London
Edward VIII
Constitution Hall
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Bonaire
George Andrew Mahon
Key
Bow
Nasausin
Bow Street
John Sinds
John Simon
Home Secretary
Sanda
Che
Constitution Hill
Floggings in Carolinas Prompt Inquiry Suspension
Wilmington report states officers halted an inquiry into last night’s flogging along the Carolinas border after the victim refused to testify. The same white robed group warned a Monroe Fowler to quit his associations with women and to admonish two neighbors, Fowler saying he would change his ways.
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Tate
Wilmington
Mewest
Carolinas
Chie
Weather Ravages Macon as Storm Leaves Homes Flooded
Gale and heavy rain sweep Macon on July 16 with 47 mile wind, hail and severe lightning. Police report no deaths as two people are missing and flooding affects low-lying areas. The downpour lasts four hours, totaling about seven inches in rain.
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Macon
Unified Front Emerges in Political Camps Fight
A third party alliance forms among Father Coughlin Dr Townsend and Rev Smith signaling intensified campaign activity. Roosevelt aides in New England campaign planning Landon Knox discuss strategy while critics fault the Cleveland platform terms.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Charles E. Coughlin
Francis E. Townsend
Gerald LK. Smith
London
Roosevelt and Browder
Sai Coughlin
Cleveland Platform
Nicholas"Murray Butler
Columbus, University
York
Springfeld
Mass
John D. M. Hamton
Ely
Hamilton
Landia
For Huron aid unsettled weather forecast
The vicinity is unsettled with scattered thundershowers. Friday a bit cooler with unsettled conditions in the south and west. Dakotas expect showers mainly this afternoon or tonight, with cooler conditions Friday in the east and west areas.
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Dakota
Bull Runs Amuck In Newton Suburb
In Newton Massachusetts on July 1 a runaway bull with four inch horns chased pedestrians and schoolchildren through hedges and gardens. Police used a looped rope to corner the animal at a green lawn then fled when charged. The bull raced through a railroad station before being captured and returned to the stockyard.
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Boston
Newton
Mass
Young woman slain in Asheville hotel murder mystery
A 19 year old Helen Clevenger of Great Killa Staten Island N Y was found shot and stabbed to death in a Asheville North Carolina hotel room today authorities suspect an attempted assault but no arrests were announced in the telegraphed news.
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Asheville
N.C
Helen Clevenger
Great Killa
Staten Island
N. C
Texas Gets 5 Inches Of Rain In Five Hours
Austin reports 4.83 inches of rain in five hours as floods threaten streets. Weather bureau forecasts continued heavy downpour through most of the day in Texas’s capital.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Weather Bureau
Federal Relief Aims Direct Aid to Drought Farmers
Bismarck North Dakota July 16 Federal Relief Administration will take immediate responsibility for aiding drought area farmers. Rexford Tugwell head of the administration told state and federal officials the full relief machinery should be set up by next Monday with WPA and state relief cooperating. Immediate grants and emergency rehabilitation loans will aid farmers in North and South Dakota western Minnesota eastern Montana and eastern Wyoming. Tugwell urged speedy, no delay policies and urged certifying cases after swift initial review.
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Bismarck
N. D
Federal Resettlement Administration
Rexford G. Tugwell
Works Progress Administration
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Wyoming
Howard O. Hunter
Dakoui
Wycoming
Wes
Roxasford G. Topwad
Tugwell
Fedieal
Tuxwell
Tunwell
Pierre
S. D
Rapid City
Tuswell
Dred
Treasury Department
Bu Vale
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