Heat Wave Sets Records Across Dakota and Minnesota
Torrid temperatures lingered across the Dakotas and Minnesota with multiple towns reporting 100 or higher. Aberdeen and Bismarck led the high marks as forecasters warned of more heat and potential thundershowers while crop conditions and rainfall accumulations were noted across the region.
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ST. Paul
Northwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Bismarck
N. D
Aberdeen
S.D
Minot
Jamestown
N.D
Fargo
Moorhead
Minn
Superior
Wis
Egeland
Grand Forks
Tayo
Barns
Wheat Pool Prices Set At $14 Bushel In Canada
The initial payment for the 1929 wheat crop is set at 1 dollar per bushel, announced by H B Ramsay general manager of the Canadian Wheat Pool. The pool has paid this rate since 1924 except for 1925 when it was lowered to 35 cents. Ramsay states the step is satisfactory.
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Winnipeg
Man
iMag
H.b.ramsay
Stock Market Dips As Bears Press Shares
Reactionary trading follows earlier profits with broad selling across leaders in industrial and utility sectors. General Electric slides to new lows while American Telephone, Bethlehem Steel, Westinghouse Electric, U S Steel and others fall. total volume around 1,250,000 shares as prices drift lower.
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General Electric
American Telephone
American Clan
Bethlehem, Steel
Baldwin
Cuttie-Fisher
Pacific Flier In Calm Seas Heads Toward Coastal Run
A Tacoma ties story outlines Lieutenant Harold Drones planning a non-stop flight over the Pacific from Tacoma. The mission aims to traverse the ocean with a direct route and minimal stops, weather permitting, before further development of the plan.
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Tacoma
Wash
Harold
Cvocean
Ea Develo
Spirit of Faribault News Crews Witness Sister Ship Colors
Observers, including Edemenkine and local photographers, gathered as a sister ship to the St. Louis named Robin was painted in matching tones. Jackson noted a refueling plan and a countdown, stating two weeks plus days remain.
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St . Louis
Dale “Rea
Jackson
Forest O
Mendeeinhart
Culver
Calli
Edemenkine
Faribault
St. Louis
Robin
Agricultural Testing Doubles To Min From Field Trials
Agricultural bulletin notes testing doubles to minimize field trials. Researchers from the Agricultural Department report improved efficiency and reduced labor through parallel trials and synthetic doublings. Further data will accompany the next issue.
Harvest. Nes iles: weather and grain yield estimates
Fragmentary notes describe rain and conditions across sections. In Nassau County the outlook hints at yields, with estimates suggesting variation by area and potential impact on crops marked by quotes and garbled words.
Judge Rules Pari Mutuel Dog Races Legal With Injunction Lifted
A court dissolves the temporary injunction against city and county officials, ruling the court lacks power to stop dog races. Master finds pari mutuel betting at dog tracks legal and says permanent injunction should be issued. three Cook County tracks closed after the ruling. Objections to the master’s report will be heard next week with final action set for Saturday.
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Harry, Wisher
Ped “Rush
Equity
Rush
Cook
Public wary of new mergers amid uncertain bids
A wary public weighs proposed mergers as series 1 discussions hint at longer, bolder deals. Citizens question impact on competition prices and local jobs while officials flag potential risks and benefits in ongoing talks.
Atrocity Reports Multiply From Troubled Manchuria
London dispatches report continuing atrocity stories by Chinese in Manchuria against Soviet citizens and protests in the U S seeking redress. Advices from China offer a different view of the Manchurian crisis and suggest a peaceful settlement of the seizure of the Chinese Eastern Railway.
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Moscow
Manchuria
China
London
U. S
Chang’ — Tso- Heiang
Kirin
Harbin
Ni Meinnikov
Hoover Seeks Naval Parity In Parley With Britain
President Hoover announced that three cruisers planned in the current naval program would not be begun until full consideration of their impact on a potential parity with Great Britain and the United States. He cited Prime Minister MacDonald and a move toward cooperation rather than arms competition as the goal.
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Washington
Hoover
Great Britain
United States
Madd
Plewers
MacDonal
Vialt
MacDonald
Britain
Huron Boy 14 Takes Solo Flight in Ohio
Gordon Buck the son of Mr and Mrs A B Buck of 663 Lawn Ridge Ave southeast will observe his fifteenth birthday Monday and is learning to fly in Ohio His solo flight came this week under the tutelage of his brother Merle Buck chief instructor of the Hobbs Brothers Flying Service at Cuyahoga Falls Ohio
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Gordon Buck
Lawn Ridge Avenue
Gordon
Cuyahoga Falls
la Golo
Filer
Merle
Hobbins ‘Brothers Flying Service
Curyahoga Falls
Violence marks talkie battle at Hollywood studio
Violent incident breaks out at a Hollywood studio during Equity campaign activity. Hundreds of people gathered as two men were dragged from a car and a camera crew filmed departing workers. The action followed alleged threats by former service men claiming to be Equity members. The incident coincides with Warner Brothers and Tully Marshall related legal actions.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Holly Wood
Actors Magnity ‘Association
Equity
Tila
BEC
Actors’ Equity Association
Tully Marshall
Warner’ Brothers
Marshall
Association
Warner Brothers
Minister Gets Fourth College Degree At 55
Rev J C Roper a Columbia Methodist pastor pursues knowledge with a wide background. At 56 he remains a student as the University of South Carolina awards his Doctor of Philosophy. He holds degrees from Walford College and the College of Charleston with advanced study in sociology biology ecology history and journalism.
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Columbia
C. C
Han
Av van Az
Hoover Suspends Construction Program Dispute
The record discusses the law and the spire of a two year dispute over construction, noting conflicting viewpoints that mark the contest. It suggests President Hoover's action suspends construction, asserting the act grants him authority for Aclay’s construction.
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Hoover
Anc
Aclay
Farm Board Eyes $20 Million World Market Cooperative
Chicago July 27 The Farm Board plans a $20 6 million world wide cooperative marketing corporation to link farm card financing with large cooperatives An international office network would collect data and coordinate decisions Carl Williams stated the plan aims to centralize strengthen and grow coop groups with memberships assessed by joining groups The board stressed voluntary participation and future details to be discussed at todays meeting
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Chicago
Cooperative Marketing Corporation
Tia
Federal Farm Card
Farm Card
Silclk’n Corporvdition
Carl Williams
Oklahoma City
Alexander Hi. Leggeta
Stme
Suiper-Cooperative
he _ naid
Tech
Asgeements
Williama
Carillons Rediscovered After Half Century Silence in Lisbon
The famed Mafra carillon once slept for nearly 50 years and is now restored to music that travels ten miles. Built by Nicolas Levache and William Witholock for King John V, the vast Mafra monastery houses 40 000 square meters of space with 4 500 doors and 880 rooms. The restoration, part of a dictatorship era effort, rekindles interest as Mafra and its village reopen to visitors who will hear the revived chimes.
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Lisbon
Mafia
Nicolas Levache
Forlimont
Belgium
William Witholock
John V
Portugal
Louis XV
France
Matre
Curzados
Carus Leusly
Weather Huron Thunder Showers and Cooler Tonight
Weather advisory for Huron warns thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Cooler air arrives tonight and Sunday with generally fair, cooler conditions in the east. Forecast mentions unsettled skies and cooler temperatures across the region.
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Huron
Oertlenys
East Dortlote
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