Huron Hosts National Postal Workers Convention Reception
South Dakota postal workers open their 12th annual joint convention in Huron with advance registrations near 510 and expected peak attendance of 800. W. W. Howes arrives from Sioux City for a reception at the airport with the post office leadership in Washington. Officials plan a banquet Saturday where Howes will speak, while a packed schedule includes golf, kittenball, horseshoe contests, and tours as visitors stay in hotels and private homes.
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South Dakota
Fioron
Towma- Reop
Huron
W. W. Howes
Post Office Department
Washington
Howes
Hanford Airlines
Huron Municipal Band
American Legion
Sioux City
Clinton B. Uttlay
Stephen A. Cisler
Airl
Aiell-T
Wiliam J. Dixon
Division of Postmasters
Jamestown
Bismarck- Sioux Falls
Howex
Bruemmer
Hekon
Tony
Huron Country
West Park
Marvin Hughitt
J. W. Campbell Park
Huron Theatre
H. H. Hedblom
Huron Chamber of Commerce
G. R. McArthur
Huron Chamber
Ars
Huron Postal
Chinese Appeal For Quick Relief
Urgent appeals for relief flowed to the national government as thousands of flood refugees in central and north China faced death without aid. Gov Chang Chung of Hupeh reported two thirds of his 46 000 square mile province affected by floods. Plagues and banditry worsened conditions amid a foreign relief estimate that death toll could reach into the hundreds of thousands across the Yangtze valley.
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Nanking
China
Ntional
Chang Chung
Hupeh
Yangtze River
Huoch
Yangtze
Survival Exceeds 90 Percent On Most Shelterbelt Trees
A. L. Ford reports 1935 shelterbelt plantings in South Dakota show over 90 percent survival in most strips. Honey locust lead with 97.5 percent survival, American elm 9.4 percent. averages per species include Caragana 95.5, ash 91.4, elm 96.1, red cedar 69.5, cottonwood 90.9, western yellow pine 87.5, honey locust 37.5.
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Plains
South Dakota
A. L. Ford
Ford
Missouri “River
Plains States
Derailed Streamlined Train Back To Normal Service
A streamlined Union Pacific rail line derailment near Kemmerer Wyoming on July 25 caused no injuries. Crews worked to clear wreckage after a City of Portland passenger train left the tracks, with the four middle coaches lifted off the rails while about 75 passengers were aboard.
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Isaries
Kemmerer
Uhlon
Pacific
Traina Bel
Portland
Escaj
Duelists Prove Poor Marksmen in Argentina Duel
In Buenos Aires on July 25 a pistol duel between Ara genting's minister of finance and a senator ended without a hit as both shot missed. The incident followed an angry Senate clash two days earlier in which a senator was slain from the gallery, sparking renewed tensions between Federica Pinedo and Senator Lisandra Deleatorre.
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Buenos Aires
Aragenting
Federica Pinedo
Lisandra Deleatorre
Senate
Alleged Slayer Of Police Shot Down In Colorado
A man sought as the slayer of Police Sergeant Lee Whitman was shot and wounded by a posse on a highway west of Greeley Colorado. He fired on searchers and was killed by a shot to the head after refusing to surrender. Identified as Jack Printz formerly of Pueblo County, he had escaped from police hours earlier after Whitman’s killing. Printz had been sentenced for theft and paroled last Saturday. Morgenthau announced a further 100 million dollars of 0 25 yes 27 8 per cent bonds to be sold next Monday to a ghost bidder.
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Greeley
Colo
Jly
Lee’ Whitman
Ens Farlier
Peverant Whitman
Tev
Sherif
Gus. Anderson
Jack Printz
Colorado Pottiary
Pueblo
Washington
Morgenthau
Pell
One Million Shelterbelt Trees Planned In Beadle County
Beadle county will plant over a million trees next spring under a federal shelterbelt program. Karl J. Bierce arrives to organize a regional office in Huron with a small staff to explain new AAA contract rules and land easement terms. Planting will cover about 800 acres across several townships including Clyde Grant Clifton Custer Theresa and nearby areas.
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Beadle
South Dakota
Ventura
Karl J. Bierce
Huron
Pierre
Pierce
Rees
Clyde
Grant
Clifton
Custer
Theresa
Brown, Spink
Sanborn
Davison
Bon Homme
A. L. Ford
Brookings
Shelterbelt
Walter B.webb
Mitchell
Band Concert Program in Huron Directed by Hans Christensen
Huron Municipal Band conducted by Hans Christensen with J W Campbell Pari present. Program lists selections including When I Grow Too Old to Dream and Hammerstein Romberg vocal pieces performed by Beery Teuber and Henry Ten. Concert scheduled for Thursday July 25 at 9 PM in the Upper Hall.
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Huron Municipal
Hans Christensen
J! W. Campbell- Pari
Nace
Eke Hammerstein-Romberg
Beery Teuber
Mir
Henry Ten
Huled
Await Survey Results In South Dakota Relief Action
Pierre July 25 officials halted state and federal aid projects awaiting a staff survey on relief needs. Governor Berry reported no new complaints while Sioux Falls Mayor Graff said a protest delegation would arrive. Kennedy said harvest related relief was suspended. a mass meeting at Riverside Park was planned to discuss the new relief ruling.
Committee Reaches Agreement On New Tax Measure Plan
NCEM reports Wright administration details a tentative 200 million dollar annual tax plan from House Ways and Means committee. It targets higher rates on individuals over 150000, inheritances above 50000, and corporate profits above 10 percent, with a graduated corporate income tax and inheritance rates finally set, while keeping intercorporate dividends unchanged. The package would replace the current corporate rate with a 13 3-4 to 14 1-4 percent range and raise the top individual surtax, pending further Senate review.
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Aly
House
Ways’ and Means Committee
Doughton
North Carolina
Sioux City Police Chief Promoted to Acting Leader
Sioux City July 25 acting chief of police Whinlock was elevated after Earl Morgan was removed from office following seven weeks in the top post. Col Gordon C Hollar, commissioner of public safety, announced the appointment after conferences with city council members and friends.
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Sioux City
Whinlock
Earl Morgan
Gordon C.hollar
Counel
Friends End
The News Behind the News by Paj Paul Mallor
The column discusses Garner Roosevelt and Garner, hinting at a tense Senate move to keep Congress in session. Readers see rising suspicion about political maneuvers and intraparty dynamics as the piece teases further details on page nine.
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Paj Paul Mallor
Meara
Roosevelt
Congress
Pipe Smoking Boys Travel On Tricycle to Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh July 2 Two Virginia mountaineer brothers aged about ten and twelve rode a bicycle tricycle 165 miles from Montrose West Virginia to Pittsburgh in search of their father Uncle Stephen William They wore pipe smoke and tobacco chewing and were found by police near an address that did not exist The youths were kept overnight and arrangements were made to return them home
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Pittsburgh
Virginia
Montrose
W.va
Stephen William
Britain bans arms shipments to Italy and Ethiopia
The British government told the House of Commons it will prohibit exports of arms and ammunition to Italy and Ethiopia. Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare noted a treaty allows Ethiopia to receive shipments across British Empire territory. Belgium plans to ban army shipments to Ethiopia. Britain and France aim for Geneva talks next week to prevent war in the region.
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Britain
Italy
London
Ethiopia
House of Commons
Samuel Hoare
Belgium
France
Geneva
Japan
Ethi
Tan High
Adrienne Ames Granted Uncontested Divorce From Bruce Cabot
Adrienne Ames, the dark haired actress, was granted a divorce from actor Bruce Cabot on grounds they did not get along. The pair wed in Carlsbad New Mexico on October 31 1933.
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Adrienne Ames
Los. Angeles
Bruce Cabst
Amés
Cabot
Carlsbad
N.M
Weather forecast for Huron and vicinity tonight and Friday
Fair conditions expected across Huron and surrounding area. Light speckles of thin cloud cover possible with little temperature change expected. Winds light as conditions remain tranquil through the period.
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Huron and Vicinity
Foster Stands Firm In Refusal To Re Hire 29 Discharged Men
Sioux Falls dispatch reports Morrell packing house strike adapts to possible arbitration being rejected by the company. 570 workers remain inside the plant while strikers sing The Prisoner’s Song and The Anvil Chorus. A mediation committee led by Mayor Graff met without immediate action as union officials vow to continue boycotting Morrell products until a fair settlement.
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Foster
Sioux Falls
Morrell Packing House
John Morrell Foster
Manger
T. Henry Foster
Morrell
Ottumwa
George M. Foster
A. N. Graff
J.P. McCoy
Chicago
Meat Cutters Union
Ade
Sioux Falls Trade and Labor Assembly
McCoy
Nelsie
Assembly
Sys
Harold Jones
Chauffeurs and Truck Drivers Union
W. Humphrey
Railway, Clerka Union
Dave Margulies
Sioux Falla
Italy seeks resumption of Italo-Ethiopian consultations
An authoritative Rome source says Italy has asked Emperor Haile Selassie to renew the Italo-Ethiopian commission talks adjourned by the Netherlaids. Rome notes Italy wants only border incidents discussed while Ethiopia wants the full boundary question on the table. The Italian legation in Addis Ababa arranged to move 46 civilians from the capital.
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Rome
Haile -Selassie
Ethiopia
Addis
Ababa
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State Convention of Postal Workers
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Beadle County
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Frank Lambert
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Garner
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