Relief From Heat Seen With Shower Probable Tonight
Heat wave grips the state with temps near 100. Thunder showers forecast tonight to bring cooler conditions by afternoon. Readings included 93 at noon and 99 in Aberdeen. other cities report 105 in Aberdeen Saturday and 96 in Redfield. Authorities warn of continuing heat with needed rainfall to reach normal levels.
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Redfield
M. E. Blystone
Mort Fury
Huson
Lemmon
Watertown
Huronius
Normnal
Huron Man Sentenced to Sioux Falls Penitentiary
Frank Wisdom of Huron and Jack Crawford of Iroquois were taken to Sioux Falls to begin serving 144 years for robbing Wilson Drug in Letcher on June 24. Sheriff H M Helgelana escorted them.Wisdom had fled from Sanborn county and lived in Huron for years. A garage at Thirteenth and Kansas burned last night, valued at 73 with no insurance.
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Woonsocket
Frank Wisdom
Huron
Jack Crawford
Iroquois
Sioux Falls
Sanborn County
Thirteenth and
Kansas Avenue
McIlvaine
Uuit
Joseph Wallman
Pewee
Weather Update for Huron and Vicinity
Unsettled to windy conditions with probable thunder showers tonight and warmer temperatures. Cooler Tuesday afternoon with possible local showers and thunderstorms in South Dakota and extreme west areas tonight.
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Huron
South Dakota
Former French Envoy Jusserand Dies at 77
ARIS July 18 Pi Jules Jusserand 77 longtime French ambassador to the United States died at eight this morning after a kidney ailment. He served 22 years as ambassador creating a record for the longest continuous assignment in Washington and fostered strong ties between France and the United States with presidents from Roosevelt to Coolidge as personal friends.
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Jules P. Jusserand
United States
Paris
Susserand
France
America
Washington Post
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Aris
Pi—Jules J. Jusserand
Jean Jules Jusserand
Washington
Examinations Underway For Teacher Certificates
State exams are being taken in Huron under county superintendent H L Hurley. Tests conclude tomorrow with candidates seeking second class first class and state teaching certificates. The list includes Marguerite Morris Marvin K Mor timer Anna J Hansen Ruth Wightman Curtis Mogek Virgil Ci ford McWahoe Bessie Walragen Anna E Kappiih Esmond Arthur Engel Josephine M Tyrrell Yaley Glain Cook Minnie C Stons Mattie J Dexheimer Jennie K Edgerton Hu Ton.
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Urlen
Moose Dignitaries Visit Huron for Moose Lodge Event
Joe Fingerhutt of Mooseheart Illinois district supervisor and Floyd Dwight Wallin a Mooseheart lodge school graduate visit Huron. A special lodge meeting is set for 8 p m with both speakers. They will attend a Lions Club luncheon with A L Kinkead after a state Moose picnic.
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Mooseheart, I
Moose Lodge
Floyd Dwight Wallin
Mooseheart
Huron
Wallin
Lions Club Iuncheon
A. L. Kinkead
Fingerhutt
Frankfort
First Carload Of Wheat Shipped From Huron
The initial carload of winter wheat, about 1,500 bushels, left Huron on Saturday destined for Minneapolis. Most grain from the Costain farm north of Huron, was moved through the Sheldon F. Rees elevator.
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Costain
Minneapolis
Sheldon +F. Rees elevatas
Nationwide Campaign To Sell Domestic Allotment Plan
M L Wilson of Bozeman Montana announced a nationwide educational drive to promote a voluntary domestic allotment plan aimed at tariff effectiveness on farm crops and price stabilization through production control. The plan seeks a permanent enactment via a congress short session and anticipates state committees to be formed after a Chicago meeting.
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South Dakota
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Roosevelt Returns To Map Canvass And State Issues
Governor Roosevelt returns from the New England coast to plan a busy week including campaign strategy for the Democratic nomination, Mayor Walker charges response, unemployment relief, the next year’s budget, and a possible special legislative session amid a dwindling relief fund. A statewide committee urges a special session to secure extra aid.
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Rosevelt
New England
New York
Plis
Walker Case
Walker
Samuel Seabury
Hofsiadtex Legislatve
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Roosevelt
Sheriff Farley
New
Francs J. O'Connell
pneumonia death of Mary Waldner in Theresa township
Miss Maury Waldner aged 59 died Saturday at her sister Mrs Paul Hofer’s home in Theresa township after a long pneumonia illness. She lived with Mrs Hofer and was born in southern Russia. Funeral services were held at the Hofer residence, with Freeman Cemetery burial arrangements following in Freeman.
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Paul Hofer
Theresa Township
Hofer
Russia
United States
Freeman
Norbeck Bill Supporters Honored By Huron Chamber
The Huron Chamber of Commerce adopts a resolution commending supporters of the Norbeck farm relief bill praised for agrarian gains. It thanks Senators Norbeck and Buron and H. Z. Harriman for backing the Norbeck bill and urges early passage of a plan combining voluntary domestic allotment with the bill to raise farm incomes.
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Senate
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Hucan Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Bu-ron
H. Z. Harriman
Chamber To Commerce of
United States
U S Canada Sign Waterway Treaty for St Lawrence Project
The United States and Canada sign a long awaited treaty finalizing a 543 million dollar plan to build a 2 1/2 foot waterway from sea to Great Lakes. Hoover calls it the redemption of a Midwest pledge and notes it will take about ten years to complete with 9 percent ocean shipping made available to lake cities. Federal authorities will coordinate with state governments on details after ratification.
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United States
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St Lawrence Seaway
Stimson
Herridge
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Funeral for Mrs Rockefeller Widow in Cleveland
Funeral services will be held for Mrs Helen Elizabeth Rockefeller widow of Frank Rockefeller in Cleveland. She died at age 8 years after a five week illness. Frank Rockefeller died 13 years ago and the brothers once grew closer before parting company amid cattle ranch ventures in Kansas.
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Frank Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller Brothers
Frank
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Acquiri
hog price rise sparks livestock optimism in Chicago yards
In Chicago meat markets hog prices show a sustained climb from May lows to near 5.55 a hundredweight with cattle also rising. Livestock officials and railroads forecast broader economic gains as hog and cattle values lift farmer purchasing power and curb grain surplus worries.
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Chicago Livestock Exchange
Ralph Budd
Burlington Goa Road
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Foot costs down fifteen percent in year
Washington reports food costs and retail prices showing a drop in June 1932. The Hoover debt moratorium and new acts for the reconstruction finance corporation are cited as approved measures since December. The Glass-Steagall bill aims to liberalize banking and expand credit.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Glass-Steagall
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Waber Department
Legton's Benefit Dance Called Off
A benefit dance planned by William Reaves post of the American Legion at the pavilion east of Hur tonight has been cancelled. Committee cited extremely warm weather as a factor in the decision, Commander LH Cornell said.
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American Legion
Pavilion
Huron
Cornell
Wheat Supply Shifts Up In New York Report
The visible supply of American grain shows changes in bushels with wheat rising by 1,873,000 while corn decreases by 991,000. Gate, rye, and clay figures decline in the latest tally, reflecting shifts in grain stocks as of July 18.
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New York
Vast Federal Bills Span Tax, Tariff and Independence
The record outlines major legislation including a $1.12 billion tax bill, an economy measure saving about $150 million, and bills on injunction limits in civil disputes. It notes vetoes, Philippine independence, a dollar stabilization proposal, and Muscle Shoals operation leasing with around one billion dollars in proposed spending awaiting action.
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Goldsborough
Treasury and
Federal Reserve Board
Muscle Shoals
President Praises Huge Relief Bill
President Hoover backs a large relief bill saying it will aid recovery and supports a measure to establish the home loan bank system. He questions the attached Glass currency expansion and refers to a pending comptroller ruling as Congress works late.
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Seventy-Second Congress
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Teaver Tong
Weil
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Cauzens
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Watson
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Julius Pinkal Dies of Heart Attack at Armour Plant
Julius Pinkal aged 44 died suddenly of heart disease about 9:30 this morning while at work at the Armour plant in Huron. Funeral services will be at 2 PM Thursday at Walsh chapel with Rev. Alfred Trenerry. burial in Riverside Cemetery. Surviving are his widow and four sons Arthur Walter Ernest and Richard, all at home. Pinkal was born in Germany and came to the United States as a child with his parents, living in Madison Presho and Delmont before settling in Huron.
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Julius Pinks
Armour and Company
Armour
Walsh Chapel
Alfred Trenerry
Riverside Cemetery
Pinkal
Huron
Germany
United Tates
Madison
Chadron Girl Wins Hills Beauty Title
Miss Veleria Farrington from Chadron Nebraska won the 1932 Miss Black Hills title at the Hot Springs water carnival and race meet. Miss Stella High Cat Pine Ridge was named Miss America for 1932 as the most favorable Indian maiden among the contestants.
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Hot Springs
Veleria Farrington
Chadron
Neb
Black Hills
Connecsion
Stella
Pine Ridge
Akerson Named Eastern Campaign Director for Republicans
Former secretary to President Hoover and ex Minneapolis Tribune editor Akerson was chosen by Henry J. Allen of Kansas to direct eastern region publicity for the Republican national campaign. He will base headquarters in New York City.
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Chicago
Georween
P. Hoover
Minneapolis Tribune
Henry J. Allen
Kansas Today
New York City
Akkerson
Motion Picture Corporation
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