Caution Used in Farnsworth Case
Investigators pursue alleged sale of naval secrets to Japan in the Farnsworth case as diplomacy weighs response. Farnsworth, a former lieutenant commander, faces trial and possible grand jury action while the navy studies if espionage demands naval tactic revisions. A Japanese official figure is named in reports and the state department monitors Tokyo relations.
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Washington
John &. Farnsworth
Department of Justice
Washington Star
Farnsworth
United States Navy
State Department
Department
Washington Post
Tokyo
Unite States
Navy
Sion
William H. Standley
Weather summary Huron and vicinity forecast
Unsettled conditions with scattered thundershowers across the region Friday, cooler conditions expected. South Dakota forecasts call for unsettled weather with showers, mainly west this afternoon or tonight, and cooler Friday in the west. Iowa expects generally fair tonight and warmer conditions around Dubuque and Davenport, with northeast and east central Friday. Minnesota: fair east and south, then local thundershowers in the north Friday, Red River valley late tonight, warmer central and north tonight, cooler northwest Friday.
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South Dakota
East
Iowa
Burbuque
Davenport
Minnesota
North Portion
Red River Valley
Northwest
Army Recruits Opened As Civilian Men Eligible
Sioux Falls reports the army is being raised from 147000 to ASG. effective July first. For several months the army recruiting service will accept qualified young men who apply. The Sioux Falls recruiting office is authorized to enlist men for Fort Snelling in Minnesota and Fort Meade in South Dakota.
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Sioux Falls
Army Recruiting Service
Army Recruiting Office
South Dakota
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Fort Meade
South Dakot
Obituary Notice for Lucy Salisbury in Dallas Era
Lucy Salisbury born January 1 188? near Syracuse New York died August 8 1935 at Baylor hospital Dallas Texas. She moved with her parents to Wayland Michigan then Sioux City and Sioux City Iowa before settling near Huron. She married in Sioux City May 3 with four children two preceded her. Survived by daughter Mrs Murray of Dallas son Jay Salisbury of Wolsey and stepchildren Helen Foster Courtland and Elbert Salisbury Houlder Colorado ten grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Member of Rebekah lodge and Eastern Star.
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Lucy Salisbury
Syracuse
N.Y
Bayar Hospital
Dallas
Tex
Sheland
Way
Mich
City
Salisbury
Zinla Salisbury
Will Morrisay
Sioux City
Huron
Rot
Dat- Jay
Texas
Willswn
Murray
Rebekah Lodge
Eastern Star
Dodges
Dulfis
Jay J. Sallebury
Wolsey
Helen Foster
Courtland
Elbert Salisbury
Houlder
Colo
Modern Gypsy Life On Wheels Takes Root Across America
A portrait of the growing trailer lifestyle as thousands live nomadically in motor homes and house cars. The trend, from Tin Can Tourists to streamlined land yachts, reshapes housing and taxes while drawing builders, real estate pros, and associations into a fast expanding industry.
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Siage
Sarasota
Fla
Auto “Tourists! Association
Michigan
Massachusetts
Politicians Ponder Drought As Major Campaign Issue
Washington dispatch notes the western drought shapes political debate as weather ties to farm prices and voter sentiment. Analysts debate if drought helps Democrats by curtailing production and raising prices or aids Republicans by critiquing Roosevelt policies.
Northwest Area Suffers Quake Shocks Across States
A powerful quake centered in the Walla Walla valley shook the Northwest waking residents in three states. Chimneys collapsed and a Union Pacific depot corner gave way in Millen Freewater. Utah Canning Company warehouse damage estimated between 10 000 and 15 000 dollars. People fled outdoors as windows rattled and chandeliers swayed.
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Spokane
Wash
Walla Walla Valley
Pacific Northwest States
Millen-Freewater
Oza
Union Pacific
Utah Canning Company
Helena
Mont
Governor Olson to Undergo Stomach Operation
Rochester Minnesota Governor Olson, a Farmer Senate governor, prepared for stomach surgery at St Marys Hospital Mayo Clinic. Dr A B Rivers said nausea may stem from infection with cancer risk estimated around thirty percent. results of the operation will reveal more. Tropical palm trees reach heights of about 1600 feet under ideal conditions.
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Olson
Rochester
Minn
Maya Brothers
Gav
Floyd B. Olson
St. Mary's Hospital
A. B. Rivers
Mayo Clinic
Tropics
Crisis in Jap Smuggling Tightens Strained China Relations
Nanking authorities warn that Japan will not curb nationals smuggling goods into China, while Chinese forces tighten anti smuggling laws south of the Yellow River. Japanese concerns fear renewed anti Japanese boycotts as tensions rise over exports, the Hopeh railroads, and use of Japanese tires in Nanking buses.
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C. ¥. McDaniel
Associated Press
Nanking
Japan
China
North China
Hope
Chahar
Yellow River
Kiangsun
Gulf of Chihk
Jean Bell Fails To Identify Suspects In NY Case
Washington reports weary detectives near concluding Jean Bell story of a man who knocked her down and mutilated her, while two New York suspects were brought to identify neither face the girl. Chief Thompson said the investigation may soon reveal delays, with Leo Marmone and Joe Silvers expected to be released after overnight custody.
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Jean Bell
Washington
Jean Bel
New York
Wang
Byharles
Lucky) Lucisag
Mutil
Sters
Det
W.‘Thompson
Bernard
Garyiny
Thompson
Leo Marmone
Joe Silvers
Condemned Woman Prostrated by Fear
OSSINING N Y July 16 Mrs Frances Creighton condemned for murder in the Eggnog poison case at Sing Sing was exam ined and found sane by five doctors yet she fears the electric chair tonight as Gov Lehman weighs clemency Everett Appelgate husband of the victim faces death alongside her unless the governor acts Prison attendants report she is barely eating and terror dominates her conduct Alienists earlier found her sane The defendants were charged in September with murdering Mrs Appelgate Baldwin Long Island by placing poison in an egg hog
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Ossining
Frances Creighton
Sing Sing
Herbert H. Leh
Adam Appelgate
Everett O.appelgate
Creighton
M.r. Appelge
Baldwin, Long Island
Ppelgate
Redfield Salesman Moved to Minnesota
An noted Redfield representative of a large company has been promoted. Hy Lockhart, a truck salesman for the International Harvester Company in the Redfield territory for years, has been transferred to the Austin Minnesota office in the same role. The transfer is effective immediately and his family will move to Austin as soon as possible.
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Redfield
Minnesota
Lockhart
International Harvester Company
Austin; Minn
Gas Stations Allow Water for Horses in Northern Illinois
The Baseline industry will let horses drink free water at about 600 Baseline stations in northern Illinois this summer after a conference between George A. H. Scott of the Illinois Humane Society and Socony-Vacuum officials. With 3,000 working horses and few watering troughs, officials say the move addresses heat distress, reducing calls to help horses from 10 to 15 daily.
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Chicago
Socony-Vacuum Qi] Co, Inc
Scott
Humane Society
Colorful Shrine Parade Highlights 82nd Annual Session
Imperial Council members of the Mystic Shrine prepared to install their new diva and then joined colleagues for two more days of play before heading home from the 82nd annual session. A rousing parade at University of Washington Stadium surpassed Tuesday’s downtown event with lighting aided color and drill details. Tonight a procession of illuminated watercraft will travel the lakes canal led by a naval destroyer.
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Seattle
Imperial Council
Order of the Mystic Shrine
University of Washington Stadium
Lakes Union
Washington
Actor Ralph Bell Dies in California at 53
San Francisco July 16 funeral services were arranged today for Ralph W Bell 53 screen actor and director who died Tuesday night in California He worked with Columbia and Metro Goldwyn Mayer studios in Hollywood and directed a Los Angeles theatre His widow Marie Gordon survives Cove bear meat supplied early Swiss man with 90 percent of his food supply.
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Ralph W. Bell
California
San Francisco
Ralph W.bell
Bell
Columbia
Metro-Gooldwyn-Mayer
Hollywood
Pier Tures
Los Angeles
Marie Gordon
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