Missing Girl Found by Police in Aberdeen Area
Pearl Wilhelm, a student at Northern Normal in Aberdeen, was found safe in Huron after a disappearance that began Monday. Police, aided by her father J Wilhelm, located her at Jasper Hammond’s home on Dakota Avenue South, where she had been since Sunday evening. She indicated two young men took her to the Hammond residence. she cried upon reunion with her father.
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Pearl Wilhelm
Morthern Normal
Aberdeen
Rockham
Huron
Wilhelm
Jasper
Hammond
Dakota Avenue South
A. W. Hopkins
Hammond Residence
Parade Of Dolls Draws Crowds At Campbell Park
Spectators line the roped aisle as doll buggy entrants parade through Campbell park. Pries Award went to Warle Holton for a yellow butterfly, with Mary Jane Adams second and Beverly Oanes third. Washington school won the season pageant, with spring scenes by Jefferson and Kickinley schools earning top placements. The Huron band played, and senior playground girls lit the lantern parade to close the event.
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Campbell Park
Pries
Warle Holton
Yverl Holton
Mary Jane Adams
George Adams
Beverly Oanes
Roy Oanes
Barbara Whiting
M. P. Whiting
Washington School
Lincoln
Valentine
Washington
Juanita
Murphy
Areput Sesmons
Jefferson School
Tennia
Amber van
Agatha Henen
Kickinley School
Sumer
Maxine Bryant
LaVerne Gibbs
Js Climex
Wilson School
Marjorie Costain
Jeanette Kuehn
Coloxtel
Huron Municipal Band
Harry M. Liem
Kathryn Small
LaVerne Gite
Juanita Murphy
Amateur Stradivarius Is Engineer's Hobby
Dan Waters, a veteran railroader with 53 years in service, has turned to crafting violins as a serious avocation for two decades. He built 2M violins after being dissatisfied with a bought instrument for his daughter, blending his engineering skill with luthier work.
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Barvard, III
Bed Aris
Dan Waters
Hiss
Dan Om
Eagle Scout Rank To Be Awarded In Huron Court
Irving xeleed is to be examined for Eagle Scout at the Huron Chamber of Commerce rooms as the court of honor convenes tonight at 7 30. He is expected to become Eagle No 24 in the Central South Dakota area. Other merit badge candidates from Camp Da Keo Tah and swimming students under Lloyd Sherman at the West plunge will also be examined. The session was moved from Tuesday to tonight so Executive Fred C Eggers can attend the Itasca park Scouters training camp next week.
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Irving
Ivill
Huron Boy Scout Court of Honor
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Simon Axelrod
South Dakota
Camp da Keo Tah
Lloyd Sherman
West Plunge
Fred C. Eggers
Itasca Park
Predicts Race In Television
C E Butterfield, Associated Press Radio Editor, notes a rapid race between CBS NBC in television experiments. He cites antenna heights atop New York buildings to boost signals, with CBS at about 28 floors above street and NBC atop Empire State’s 86th floor. Height worsens absorption by nearby skyscrapers, aiding signal strength. NBC plans foresee further progress before public involvement.
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C. E. Butterfield
Associated Press
New York
CBS
NEC
Times Square
WBC
Empire State Building
NBC
WAXBS
M. H. Aylesworth
Man Arrested for Transferring Property in Wessington Springs
Jesse Miller, a former local resident, was arrested in Rockford Illinois this week and returned to Mitchell area to face charges of moving mortgage property out of the state. He allegedly bought an automobile on finance and transferred it to Illinois without the finance firm’s consent. The car was returned to Mitchell.
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Wessington Springs
Jesse Miller
Rockford
Til
Miller
Illinois
Mitchell Finance
Mitchell
Germany Faces looming financial crisis and potential upheaval
A moratorium on German reparations promised by President Hoover failed to end a severe currency drain. Gold and foreign currency reserves at the Reichsbank fell toward the 4 percent minimum, threatening the gold standard. Banks and exchanges were temporarily closed as Berlin sought loans, with political leaders warning that a collapse could spark civil conflict between Communists and Fascists.
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Ican
Helchst Bank
Hans Luther
London
Paris
Basel
Switzerland
International Bank
Paul Revere
Bank of France
Ile
Bruening
Hindenburg
Heinrich Bruening
Golden Bullets and Global Gold Reserves</T>
The article analyzes gold holdings as of last Thursday showing the Federal Reserve at 3497 million dollars, Bank of France above 2 billion, and Bank of England higher but lagging behind. It links German fears to France’s leverage, cites Hoover era relief limits, and notes international tensions over reviving German capital and economy.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of France
Bank of England
Reichsbank
Germany
Hoover
France
Briand
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Local Title Firms
Beadle County Abstract at Title Co and Lampe Market Co report city of Huron transfers for the Town 110 Range 61 area. The deal involves a property segment in sections 5 7 and 8 totaling a portion of mee acres with a stated amount of 544.50 dollars.
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Beadle County
Title Co
Lampe Market Co
City of
Huron
Non-Stop Fliers Fail In Attempt To Istanbul Flight
Floyd Bennett Airport reports Russell Boardman and John Polando failed a non-stop attempt to Istanbul. They dumped 450 gallons of gas into Jamaica Bay to avert a crash, landing safely after nine minutes aloft. The crew planned a 5000 mile journey and will sleep before deciding next steps.
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Floyd Bennett Airport
New York
Russell Boardman
John Polando
Istanbul
Turkey
Jamaica Bay
Boston Fliers
Hugh Herndon
Clyde Pangborn
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
State's Attorney Case Opened in South Dakota High Court
In Pierre on July 24 the South Dakota Supreme Court heard the dispute over Min ner county’s office of state's attorney dating from the 1930 general election. The case centers on J G Feld haus being disqualified for age under 25, leading minor county commissioners to appoint W E Wygent, then challenged by ER E Baldwin who argues Wygent exceeded the constitutional four-year limit. Judge Alva E Taylor had ordered a replacement attorney, prompting an appeal to the state supreme court. Churchill of Huron argued to dismiss the appeal on grounds not fully stated in the record.
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High Court
Pierre
Miner County
South Dakota Supreme Court
J. G. Feld~haus
W. E. Wygent
ER. E. Baldwin
Wygent
Alva E. Taylor
Huron
Supreme Court
A. Churchill
Bladwin
Unidentified Man Killed by Police in Council Gluffs
An unidentified man about 25 was shot and killed by Patrolman Charles Esbeck after reportedly aiming a pistol at him during a police stop in Council Bluffs Iowa The slain man’s companion Harry Harrell of Johnson City Tennessee was captured Harrell said he met his companion only yesterday in Omaha and knew him as Shorty
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Esbeck
Harrell
Omaha
Shorty
Fletcher plans retirement from tariff commission
Washington July 24 Fletcher chairman of the tariff commission said he will retire from office when his first year ends September 15. He indicated no other appointment or immediate move was planned.
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Washington
Fletcher
The
Tariff Commission
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