Nazis Hail Move As Triumph For German Diplomats
Two steps were taken toward settlement of Czechoslovakia s trouble with its minority by publishing a new statute in Praha and appointing an English adviser mediator. The statute would grant 3 5 million Sudeten Germans new control over schools government jobs and language use but left autonomous government unresolved. The adviser appointment was seen in Berlin as a German victory signaling Czechoslovakia s sovereignty concessions. Meanwhile Spain s civil war saw insurgent gains near Catalonia with reports of advances and prisoner captures as government forces struggled on the Ebro front. In China Japanese forces moved toward Hankow along the Yangtze while Chinese authorities shifted offices inland, and a Moscow rumor of a new clash along the Siberian frontier was dismissed as minor. A July 2 Manchoukuo protest followed a clash near Khabarovsk with gunboat action and riverfront assaults by both sides.
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Prova
Czechoslovakia
Minoritiea
Praha
Oritics
Pepublic
Runcanan
Berlin
Elena
Germany
Spain
Rev
Et Gandes
Ebro
Hur
Estremadura
Madrid
Extremadura
Chin
Mhnstey
Hankow
Foreign Ministry
Furthee
Chimeking
Tokyo
Siberian
Manchoukuo
Ussud River
Manchouktio
Khabarovsk
Altitude Flight Test Begins For Oxygen Device Trial
A Northwest Airlines flight from Wold-Chamberlain to Los Angeles with Mayo Foundation scientist Dr W R Lovelace and six crew tests a new oxygen respirator at high altitude. Mal Freberg pilots as Dr Lovelace and colleagues evaluate the mask designed to prevent pilot drowsiness while enabling radio use. Stop planned at Billings to pick up three more crew amid checks by Dr Lovelace. Meanwhile railroad detectives report jailing a man to save his life after he lay between tracks in Minneapolis, Edward Camel, 32, charged with vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
North~west Airlines
Mayo Foundation
Wold-Chamberlain
Los Angeles
Rochester
Minn
Mal Freberg
W. R. Loverance
Lovelaos
W. M. Boothby
A. A. Bulbylian
Lovelace
Faugher
Bulches
Mont
LITE
U.P
Third Avenue S
Second Street
Edward Camel
Sinseton, & C
Political Shakedown And WPA Worker Coercion Charges Scanned
Senate campaign expenditures committee opened a special session to hear charges of political abuses in eight states. Investigators will report from Kentucky Pennsylvania and Tennessee while further probes target California Georgia North Dakota Missouri and others. The panel also reviews 68 senatorial primary campaign reports and seeks overdue replies from 83 of 185 candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Sheppard
Texas
California
WEA
Kentucky
WPA
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Georgia
North Dakota
Miners
Missouri
James W. Mellen
Los Angeles
McAdoo
Langer
Nye
Charg
Boxcar Theft Here Solved by Great Northern Special Agent
Great Northern special agent W. L. Mitty Sioux City reports arrest of six itinerant youths aged 16 to 24 for a boxcar theft in a local yard. Five older suspects from various states to be arraigned in municipal court. a 16-year-old will be heard by Municipal Judge Luby. Items stolen included six pairs of men’s shoes and about a dozen pairs of undershorts, with two pairs sold for a dollar. All goods recovered. Names: Theodore Porth 24 of Duncannon Pennsylvania, Lawrence Hill 18 and Clifford Ball 19 of Batia Creek Michigan, Ralph Johnson 19 of Rockford Illinois, Harvey Skaggs 24 of Crystal City Missouri. the youths located near Wolsey after a tip from Officer Marwon. The case traces to a lake 244 miles northwest of Wolsey. investigation followed reports of merchandise transfers between Huron and Wolsey.
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Great Northern
W. L. Mitty
Sioux City
United States
C. N. Hall
Lato
Tom H. Luby
Wolsey
Woleey
Mille
Wolsey Lake
Law
Huron
Lake
Mills
Thed
Clifford Ball
Batia Creek
Mich
Ralph Johnson
Rockford
Harvey Skaggs
Crystal City
Minor
Hock
St. Louis
Angler Couple Lose Catch on Canadarage Lake
In Mohawk New York on July 2 4 a fireman Felix Boon and his wife fished Canadarage Lake. They dropped their catch in a bag tied to the boat exterior. Returning home Boon lifted the bag and found it empty revealing a torn bag and a missing haul in a simple boating mishap.
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N.Y
Felix Boon
Canadarage Lake
Boon
Huron Delegation Heads to Miller Jubilee by Train
A large Huron delegation will join Miller in a Jubilee tonight traveling on a special C N W train. The group will parade with the American Legion drum corps and a German band, with a Miller business district parade signaling arrival. About 200 expected to ride, departing Miller at 11 30 p m and returning to town after festivities.
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Huron
Here
Hand County
Gene Denning
Chamber of Commerce
Miller
American Legion
Miller Business
Chase
Howes Rests Here En Route To Sioux Falls Convention
W. W. Howes first assistant postmaster general rested in his hometown today en route from Salt Lake City to Sioux Falls for the South Dakota Allied Postal Workers Groups convention. He was accompanied by C. B. Uttley. They fly to Sioux Falls tomorrow morning and will decide plans after meetings.
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W. W. Howes
Salt Lake City
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Valley City
N. C
Springfield
Cheyenne
Howes
Mr. Uttley
Inland Airlines
Washington
Bargain Day on Want Ad Page
Uncle SS notes the Want Ad page is the big day for bargain hunters. He warns that bargains appear today and that the event looks strong from what he has seen. He signs off with a “See you next Monday.”
Threshing Gains Momentum In Beadle County
Beadle County threshing gets under way with crews active in western areas near Wessington. A weekend shower slowed operations. yields are expected higher than last year. Grasshopper damage hits small grain. corn remains good though susceptible leaves. Meteorologist Laskowski notes favorable overall weather and calls for rain to boost crops. reports list weekly precipitation across region and warn of widespread moisture need west of the Mississippi.
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B. BR. Laskowski
South Dakota
Beadle County
L. L. Ladd
Wessington
Huron
Rowity
Laslowski
Cork
McPherson
Edmunds
Fowles
Constitutional Test Of Tobacco Control In Georgia
Valdosta Georgia July 21 4 Tobacco growers in Georgia and Florida challenge the Agricultural Adjustment Administration marketing quotas. State court orders restrain collection of penalties taxed at auctions opening tomorrow. Government seeks Supreme Court review. Kerr Smith act control program previously ruled invalid.
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Valdosta
Georgia
Florida
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Supreme Court
Kerr-Smith
Mercury Arrives At Southampton in World Flight Route
Mercury reaches Southampton at 8 20 p m from Lisbon on the penultimate leg of the double Atlantic crossing. From Southampton it will head to Fosnes Ireland for a survey flight to New York and back which began July 20.
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Mercury
Southhampton
Alaska
Southampton
England
Lisbon
Fosnes
Ireland
New York
Corrigan
London
Douglas G. Corrigan
British Museum of Science
Inter
Cow swimmer in Texas could set river record
In Austin on July 2 to 4 a Travis County cow appeared to swim 40 miles down the Colorado River from its pasture. The bovine suffered only grazing discomforts and showed no serious injuries as it navigated the torrent possibly aiming for a local endurance record.
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Austin
Tex
Travis County
Colorado
Cooking School To Close Tomorrow
The Evening Huronite cooking school filled the Huron Theatre with a large crowd and turned away more than 350 women. The final session will be held tomorrow from 9 to 11 30 am in air conditioned surroundings with doors opening at 8 30 am. Children under 16 are not admitted to ensure space for adults. Dorothy Gill demonstrated eight dishes and will present more tomorrow including barbecued ribs and prune orange pit along with other treats. Food gifts were given to attendees and ten bushel baskets of foods were drawn for.
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Huron Theatre
Mim
Dorothy Gill
Omaha
Gill
Theo
Cooking School
Death by own action ends 11 hour ledge vigil in New York
John Warde 25 leaped from the Gotham Hotel after a long balcony perch scene that drew crowds. Officials state he planned the act and spoke of no way out. His final words, life being worth living, preceded the fall. A dramatic rescue followed when police saved Betty Verunion 24 from a roof parapet nearby.
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John Warde
New York
Katherine Bull
Gotham
Warde
Parlone
Youti
Southampton
Long Island
Anothen Julub Ward
Thien
Southampon
Cemtral Islip
Pavick A. Valentine
Gothim
G.C. Premer
City Health Department
Dr. Presner
Betty Verunion
Irvington
N. J
Fifth Street
Stock Market Slump Recovers From Early Heavy Selloff
New York July 27 reports a midday burst of selling pushed shares down about a dollar at the market’s low, one of the heaviest declines since trading began. The selling eased later, and many issues edged back from their lows though still weak overall for the day.
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New York
Jasutaz
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Net
China
Senate Campaign Committee
Louisville
Lake Near
Farley
Uncle SS
Farry
Wessington Aves
Laskowski
Vivian
Corm
Wheat Region
Aberdeen
Brookeings
Fairfax
Lemmean
Milbank
Mitchell
Mobridge
Fierze
Rapid City
Watertown
Yankton
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Nebraska
Iowa
Dakotas
PEAN
Toby
Henke
Focke Wulf i
India
Japan
San Francisco
Atlantic
Misa Gill
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