Temblor Toll Surges to 2930 in Italy After Ariano Quake
Rome reports 2573 dead in Avellino province with 375 more in other areas, bringing the earthquake toll to over 2,500 as a new quake at Ariano compounds devastation. Mussolini urges relief, King Victor Emmanuel to tour hospitals and shelters amid a massive aid surge and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Final Model Plane Contest On Tonight in Campbell Park
Tonight at Campbell Park the final model plane contest for Huron boys awards twenty dollars in prizes for best distance and duration. Contest directed by H L Hurley with planes built by boys. event sponsored by the Huron Chamber of Commerce. Motion pictures may be enlarged and shown at the Buron theater if good. prizes include Own design, BR category, and various kit planes. model boats also prized.
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Weather outlook for Panho4cesses and Huron
Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday with possible thundershowers this afternoon or tonight. Cooler. South Dakota mostly fair tonight and Saturday with a chance of thundershowers this afternoon or tonight in the southwest, cooler east and central Saturday and tonight in the north.
Reporter Receives Threat From Tree Sitter Buck
In Chicago on July 23 an anonymous caller identifying as Sitting Buck claimed to be the world’s champion tree sitter. He demanded correct spelling of his name and insisted the public should know how long he sat in a tree. Earlier police cut limbs to force a 12 year old to descend.
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Tony Coerceo
Jefferson Wins Playground Cup at City Pageant
More than 1,000 Huronians watched Jefferson school's group directed by Josephine Stevenson win first place in the annual pageant climax. Children wore garden themed costumes with roses violets daisies lilies butterflies bees frogs owls and spiders. Lincoln Washington Wilson and Mek Kintey schools also staged scenes under directors Katherine Small Juanita Murphy Maxine Bryant and Lela Steele. The event closed Huron's supervised playground year for 600 children under Mrs. Harry Liem with support from the Chamber of Commerce Education and Recreation division led by Leon Temmey and the Huron park board.
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Washington School
Juanita Murphy
Wilson School
Lela Steele
Mother Goose
Old King Cole
Bo-Peep
Gwyneth Everett
Elizabeth Everett
Kansas Avenue Northeast
Katherine Elizabeth Carlson
S. Carlson
Fifth Street
Betty June Carlson
N. R. Carlson
Tmingis Avenue
Huron
H. L. Hurley
American Legion
John Bangerter
Harry Liem
Education and Recreation Division
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Chamber of Commerce
Leon Temmey
Huren Park Board
Final accounting ends packing plant case in court
Final accounting of the Farmers Co operative Packing Company, builder of the plant now used by Armour and Company, was approved this morning by Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor. The final sale proceeds total 9046.04 dollars, to be distributed among holders of 10.54 shares, boosting total dividends to 39 percent after two prior payments. this distribution closes the defunct company’s affairs.
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Alva E. Taylor
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Child Herman Wipf Dies From Tetanus Near Deland
Seven-year-old Herman Wipf, son of Elias Wipf from ten miles south of Deland, died of tetanus at a Huron hospital this morning around nine. He had been ill only a few days. Burial will be Sunday afternoon at the country church near his home.
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Missing Aberdeen teen Mary Atanasau sought by police
Aberdeen authorities hunt 16 year old Mary Atanasau missing since Wednesday night from her home. Described as five feet four inches, dark complexion and eyes, straight dark hair with a scar under her lower jaw. No reason for disappearance given.
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Bountiful Crops Despite Adverse Weather Across South Dakota
Farmers report heavy yields despite heat and drought in Central South Dakota with corn moisture boosted by showers. Oats suffered most, gardens burned, and Sanborn County lacked rain while Gann Valley received 1.37 inches soaking drought. Harvests ramp up as weather aids and yields trend high, with corn tasseling in Buffalo County.
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Buffalo
Hearing Adjoined in Father Son Property Case
In the case of Lorenzo S. Welker versus Jay L. Welker the father seeks to recover property deeded to his son. The hearing before Judge Alva E. Taylor was adjourned as defense witnesses were ill. The suit involves considerable property in and near Wessington and Pennington County.
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Jay L. Welker
Alva E. Taylor
Russel Moberly
State Soldiers’ Home
Hot Springs
W. S. Sheppard
Redfield
Maude Elsie Schallein
Levi van Voorhees
Frank Welker
W. Halback Wessington
Prohibition Speaker Pussyfoot Johnson to Tour South Dakota
Pussyfoot Johnson of Westerville Ohio will deliver 13 talks in northeastern South Dakota in support of prohibition. H E Dawes Mitchell superintendent of the state antisaloon league announced plans with Mrs A Geyman for meetings, with tentative first meeting set for August 3 in Watertown.
Petrified Forest Described Near Rapid City South Dakota
A United States Daily article from July 22, 2 describes a newly found petrified forest in the Bla Hills north of Rapid City. The South Dakota department of agriculture secretary F D Kxicba calls the forest scenic. The area covers 550 Betes with four inch gaps from property lines to curbing.
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Rapid City
Ford Tells How To Fight Grasshoppers
In South Dakota Professor AL Ford from South Dakota State College described methods of poisoning grasshoppers at a public meeting in response to governor requests. He noted heavy damage to late small grain corn and alfalfa in southern counties and explained mixing and application of poison mash.
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Tripp County
Democrats Gird For New Battle To Control House
Democratic leaders plan an intensive late summer campaign to gain House control in the seventy second Congress. Funds will be raised for district campaigns in border and northern states, with cooperation from key party officials. They target recapturing 30 seats lost in 1923 and several off year gains, aiming for a narrow majority.
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New York
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Tennessee
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Washington
Jouett Shouse
Democratic Executive Committee
John J. Raskob
Re-Enact Finding Of Gold In Black Hills
In Custer South Dakota a two day fete begins with a historical parade and pageant marking the 1876 gold discovery at French Creek near the Black Hills. A cast of over 500 performs a dramatic reenactment at Big Rock amphitheater with Indians and whites depicted.
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French Creek
Showers Possible In Huron Tonight Heat Wave Fades
The forecast for Huron and vicinity calls for mostly cloudy skies, lower temperatures, and possible thunder showers tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures around 75 this morning rose slowly, with a notable heat wave easing, while other South Dakota stations reported highs near or above 100. A trace of rain was noted in Huron.
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Three Bank Robbers Hanged For Murder in Kansas City
Three attackers who fired on a Republican National Convention crowd were executed by hanging in Kansas City for the murder of traffic patrolman James Hi. The trio Tony Mangiari, Carl Nasello, and John Messino faced the trap at 610 am as deputies sparked the noose, part of the June 1928 Home Trust Co robbery plot.
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James Hi
Happy Smith
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Carl Nasello
John Messino
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Home Trust Company
Five Are Injured In Automobile Crash West of Sioux Falls
Five persons were injured in a two car collision at a highway intersection west of Sioux Falls early today. Mr and Mrs John Anderson were hospitalized with internal injuries and cuts and bruises. Their son and Mr Bra Schweinerfus of Edgeton, North Dakota, were also hurt in the crash at the Wall Lake corner west of the city.
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Buckley Casket Memorial Follows Slaying by Gangsters
In Detroit 20 000 mourners queued to view the body of radio announcer Gerald E Buckley shot by gangsters at WMBC. Buckley had championed poor relief and old age pensions. police linked a racketeering affidavit to him. Seven men held. Jack Klein questioned, later detained as a witness.
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Jerry) Buckley
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Klein
la Salle
Vought Dies Pioneering Aircraft Designer at 42
New York July 25 Chance Vought aviation designer and early aeronautics figure died today in Southampton Long Island hospital after a long illness He was forty two and led the Lewis and Vought corporation now a division of United Aircraft and Transportation His wife Ena Lewis and two sons Chance and Peter were at bedside Funeral expected Monday Death attributed to sepsis
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New York
Chance Vought
Southampton
Long Island
Glenn Curtiss
Wright Brothers
Lieut
Thomas Selfridge
Lewis and Vought Corporation
United Aircraft and Transportation Company
Ena Lewis
Pittsburgh
Chance
Peter
Septinus
Grant County Fair Halted By Injunction Move
Grant County fair plans were abandoned after mortgage holders won an injunction. County Clerk Martin Konstant said Circuit Judge Howard Babecell granted the injunction to stop the fair, which was to run July 2 through August 3, in a bid to resolve $6,300 in secured debts.
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Busbank
Martin Konstant
Howard Babecell
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Korstant
Republican Chairman Huston to resign and Hoover approves
G O P chairman Claudius Huston tells President Hoover he will resign and call an executive committee meeting for August 7. Senator Fess of Ohio favored Huston’s replacement as Robert Lucas of Kentucky to lead campaign work for upcoming elections. The move follows scrutiny over funds used for Muscle Shoals legislation.
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Washington
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Ohio
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Kentucky
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White House
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Four-car Krug park coaster crash kills three at Omaha
In Omaha four cars of a heavy roller coaster toppled from a 35 foot incline at Krug park. Four persons died and nineteen injured, three critically. Victims include C. H. Stout and Ruth Farrell and Des Moines visitor Mrs Gladys Lundgren who died later. City officials opened an inquiry as rail obstruction cited as a possible cause.
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Krug Park
Gladys Lundgren
Des Moines
C. H. Stout
Ruth Farrell
Stout
Minnesota
Nigbs
R. E. Edgecomb
Dr C L Halli Assumes Inspection Post in Huron
Dr C L Halli arrived in Huron to take charge of local inspection work replacing Paul Taylor who has served since 1928 after Armour and company packing plant opened. Taylor leaves tomorrow for Portland with his wife and two sons. Mall family to join Halli later.
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Armour and Company
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Portland
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Mall
Huroner
Little Rocket Leaves Houston in American Air Derby
Entry Lee Gehlbach pilots from Houston Municipal Airport at 9:00 a m in the Houston San Angelo top of the site American air derby. Ten entrants start the race as competitors, with a one minute interval between departures.
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Temas
Little Rocket
Little Rock
Arik
Lee Gehlbach
Houston-San Angelo
American Air Derby
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