Lost Boy Russell Jensen Found Safe Near Lake Kabekona
A park ranger private aided by a search spaniel found six year old Russell Jensen of Albert Lea Minnesota seated in a blueberry patch near Lake Kabekona after he had been missing since Monday. He had lived on berries and spring water and showed only mosquito bites and brush wear.
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Here
Russell Jensen
Albert Lea
Minn
Lake Manitou
International Falls
Frank C. Lumber
Chicago Sanitary District
Stanley Booth
Hibbing
Togo Bear River
Booth
CCC
James Wall
Park Rapids
In Inc
Lake
Wall
Lake Kabekona
Jensen
Lake Kzbekona
Bicyclists Face Court Warnings Over Violations
County Judge RM Russell sentenced several first offenders under the city bicycle ordinance with severe reprimands and warnings. Second offenders risk license revocation for a period determined by violation seriousness. Police Chief Jake S Nelson notes light and double riding violations drive recent arrests amid bicycle safety aims.
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RM. Russell
Russell
Jake S. Nelson
Howes Dedicates New Flandreau Post Office
Howes dedicates the new Flandreau post office during a two day city anniversary celebration. A ceremony featured an address by W. W. Howes, first assistant postmaster. A mammoth parade with about 150 entries opened the first day of festivities.
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Howes
New Flandreau
W. W. Howes
Women Fugitives To Be Punished In Reformatory Return
Velma West and Mary Ellen Richards, two inmates who escaped from the Marysville reform school, were recaptured in Dallas and face strict punishment. Superintendent Marguerite Reiley announced plans for a harsh confinement sequence with solitary cells, bread and water, and shaved heads as the two women await return to the facility. Two officers are en route to Dallas to bring them back.
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Ohio
Maryville
Velma Wos
Prizon
Mary Ellen Richards
Heromery
Miss Richards
Dallas. Tex
Marysville
Velma West
Marguerite Reiley
Women's Reformatory
Dallas
Texas
Reiliey
Reformatory
A. M. A. Indictment Carried To Supreme Court
The Supreme Court will be asked to decide if medicine falls under anti trust laws. The justice department seeks an early decision on the dismissal of the indictment against the American Medical Association and others. Judge Proctor ruled medicine is not a trade and thus not within the act. Defendants could not restrain trade in their alleged acts against Group Health Association, a prepaid medical cooperative for government employees in DC.
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Mington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
American Medical Association
James Be. Proctor
Group Health Association, Inc
District of Columbia
Agricultural Adjustment Administration reports record farm aid outlays
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced a year end total of 695,104,483 dollars spent on farm aid and crop control programs for the year ending June 30. Texas led state payments with 8,660,170 dollars while Minnesota 8,660,170? North Dakota and South Dakota show 15,068,586 and 17,538,519 dollars respectively, with Montana in the mix.
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Wasmington
Sayce
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Texas
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Thinking Ability Tied to Heat, Says Mills in Berkeley
Dr Clarence A Mills of the University of Cincinnati told the Pacific Science Congress that climate, especially heat, governs thinking speed, growth, fertility, and disease resistance. He said the body is only 20 to 25 percent efficient as a combustion machine and excess heat hampers heat loss, risking overheating and reduced vitality.
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Berkeley
Calif
Clarence A Mills
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Pacific Science Congress
Mills
America
Rossi Aims for Distance Flight Record in Istres
Major Maurice Rossi launched from Istres France in an Amict 370 with dual Hispano motors for a closed course distance record attempt. A radio operator accompanied him as the existing 1938 record of 11,651 kilometers 7,239 miles stands.
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Rossi
Istres
France
Maurice Rossi
Peer Iste
le Jourget
Turis Tgiers
WPA Grand Jury Recesses Indicts Possible
Federal grand jury in St Paul recessed until Monday amid unclear actions on indictments. About a dozen witnesses were instructed to report again Wednesday, following a stabbing at a WPA pauveet where witnesses had been called.
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WPA
Grand Jury
ST. Paul
U S Protests Jnp Searching Policy In Canton
U S protest follows Japanese blockade on Pearl River and entry limits on Shamien Island. British officials in Hongkong pledge defense, while Major General Grascott warns Hong Kong could be attacked and will be defended to the end. Foreigners face entry checks with identification passes. Chinese fear a colonial retreat.
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Hongkong
Canton
United States
Myr
Myers
Iz Canton
Pearl River
Shamken Island
Arthur E. Grascott
Legislative Council
Britain
Band Concert Program at Huron Municipal
Band conducted by Hans Christensen presents program at J W Campbell Park on Thursday July 27. Highlights include The Boomerang Lithgow valcade Holmes grand Fentasia Souvenir de Valence and Duet for two comets Lynd AS Tilman. Featuring The Boys of the Diane Chambers Brigade and selections from Songs from the Oliver.
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Huron Municipal
Hans Christensen
J. W. Campbell Park
Lithgow
Valcade
Holmes
Souvenir de Valence
Lynd
Tilman
Diane Chambers Brigade
Order Shutdown Of Job Service Offices In State
Aberdeen reports a July 201A resolution to suspend operations of the employment service under unemployment compensation law. The UCC and ES faced funding gaps since July 1, with employees on voluntary basis and leave granted. The advisory council urged immediate suspension to protect funds and avoid personal liability. negotiations with the federal board stalled over state funding.
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Aberdeen
Uemployment Compensation Commission
Employment Service
Euc
UCC
Bushfield
Federal Social Security Board
Pierre
UCC Advisory Council
Advisory Council
Lewis Attacks Garner in Labor Row
John L. Lewis CIO chief assailed Vice President Garner as a whipping target in a labor clash in Congress. He labeled Garner a whisky loving, old mean and said he would oppose Garner if he seeks the presidency in 1940 as he testified against wage hour law changes. Garner dismissed the remarks with a chuckle and no comment.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
CIO
Garner
Congress
Lewis
Senate
House “Labor Committee
Am Eng
Whislin
Pd Oan
John H. Gar
Agreement Of 1911 Will End In Six Months
Secretary Hull notified Japan that the 1911 treaty governing basic relations between the two powers would end in six months with President Roosevelt's approval. The move, amid Japan's war with China and Far East tensions, was seen as paving the way for an embargo on war materials shipment to Japan and drew swift, mixed reactions from Tokyo Shanghai and Tientsin.
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Associated Press
Hull
Japan
Roosevelt
China
Far East
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Washington
Shanghai
Tientsin
These Agreements End In 6 Months
Washington July 27.71 The highlights of the 4911 treaty of commerce and navigation with Japan show the United States terminating it. Citizens of each nation may travel reside and conduct business in the other without higher taxes than natives. Dwellings warehouses shops of both nations are to be respected. Reciprocal freedom of commerce and navigation exists with access to all opened ports and rivers. Export duties shall not be higher than those on similar articles to other countries. Equal shipping privileges shall exist for vessels of both nations.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Offer Concessions On Lending Bill
Washington July 27 The Senate leadership altered the 2.49 billion lending bill to speed passage while House Democrats planned a caucus to test sentiment. Barkley proposed removing toll requirements on a 500 million road program and letting states and localities fund and manage highway work if acceptable to the Public Roads Bureau. In the House a major intra party clash looms over policy with anti administration Democrats from the South discussing boycotting the caucus. An informant claimed a banking committee stalemate could block the measure until the Senate votes. Senator Murray said he has the votes to add a prevailing wage provision, complicating the relief act as a conference dispute over the security measures grows.
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William B. Ardery
Washington
Senate
House
Barkley
Public Roads Bureau
Mesix Semes
House Banking Committee
Ifs
Murray
Lawa
Senate House Conference
ial security_legisthe
Gold Buying Seen As Potent Stick
Secretary Morgenthau disclosed the treasury studies options to back Hull's termination of the Japanese commercial treaty. Possible actions include U S purchases of Japanese gold and silver and penalties on cotton cloth subsidies. The move signals potential executive action against Japan ahead of Congress, including countervailing duties and a broader embargo option.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Hull
United States
State Department
Japan
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