Jackpot plan proposed at range conference for payments
Delegates at the National Range conference in Hot Springs endorsed a proposal to combine small unit payments under range and agricultural conservation programs. The plan would allow operators with both range and crop land to apply for jackpot benefits, expanding participation and boosting efforts to restore marginal cropland.
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Hot Springs
Gus Geissler
Medina
Alfred Barnes
Huron
Tates
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Ab Jenkins Plans New Speed Record Attempt After Burn
Ab Jenkins survived a severe burn from a fire on his Mormon Meteor 3rd during a Bonneville salt flats run. He averaged 171.3 mph for 638 miles, setting world records across 500 miles and 500 kilometers, despite injuries to his right arm and leg.
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Salt Lake City
Ab Jenkins
Be Jenkins
Bonneville Salt Flats
Jenkins
Franco Faces Feuding Fasicts and Monarchists in Spain
Associated Press reports a new political crisis for Generalissimo Franco as the Falangists and Monarchists clash over the shape of Spain’s postwar government. Rival factions press for control while capitalists and Republicans seek stability amid a fragile alliance.
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Franco
Spain
Generalissimo
Falangists
Guards Assigned as Britain Tightens Security after Bombings
London July 27 Scotland Yard placed Prime Minister Chamberlain and other cabinet members under special guard and questioned three men as scores were searched for IRA terrorists after yesterday's five bombings. One death, many injuries occurred at King's Cross and Victoria stations as Parliament adopted drastic measures.
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London
Scotland Yard
Chamber+lain
House of Commons
Irish Republican Army
Houses of Parliament
British Museum
King's Cross Station
I R A Terrorism Targeted by New British Bill
Police move to stamp out IRA activity as three bombs injure a man in Liverpool and damage a swing bridge and a post office. Sir Samuel says the anti IRA bill grants broad search powers and deportation for undesirables. Scotland Yard and military intelligence plan a rapid drive once law passes, with about 5000 suspected IRA members watched.
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Weane
Liverpool
Samuel
Scotland Yard
Sioux Falls Man Hurt In Fall On Pickets
Gus Leonard, 55, of Sioux Falls, was hospitalized with a serious wound below the back after falling from a picket fence. Doctors expect recovery. He lay in pain for six hours in underbrush near Covell Lake before aid arrived Tuesday afternoon, calling to Salvation Army workers for help.
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Ain Pars
Vary
Gus Leonard
Leonard
Spain
Covell Lake
Salvation Army
Man recovering after box car ordeal in Utah
A man identifying himself as Clarence Thompson of Cortland New York is recovering in Ogden Utah after surviving in a waterless foodless box car while hitchhiking in North Dakota. He was discovered by chance when officers opened the car. Cyril Bailey of Oxford University expresses hope Latin remains the norm for honorary degree introductions, English used for royalty.
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Ogden
Utah
Clarence Thompson
Cortland
N.Y
North Dakota
Cyril Bailey
Oxford University
England
Dorrell Promoted to Vega Airplanes Sales Manager
Vernon A. Dorrell longtime aviation executive with Pan American Aerovias Centrales Lockheed and Mid-Continent has been named sales manager for Vega Aircraft. Announcement by Vega president Mac Short notes Dorrell remains project flight research pilot while directing the Vega test program. He is based at Huron Michigan and will continue to supervise testing alongside his new duties.
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Vernon A. Dorrell
Mid-Continent Air Lines
W. W. Howes Municipal
Huron
Vega Airplane Company
Dorrell
Vega
Mac Short
Burbank
Calif
Pan American Airways
Pan American
Aerovias Centrales
Mexico
Lockhead Aircraft Corporation
Australia
Vega Company
Fight Research
Darrell
Big City Moves Into Dust Bowl With 27 Dry Days
New York July 27 The dust bowl has reached the big city as 27 rainless days parch Staten Island truck farms. Heat and winds bake soil. drought costs Staten Island farmers over 300000 dollars. Across ten states, crop damage runs into millions. Thunderstorms forecast. two days of rain needed for relief. A 3000 strong staff works to save trees in New York City's park system. greenswards may take two years to recover. Farmers in New Jersey New York and New England haul resources amid the drought.
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New York
Big City
Staten Island
Statten Island
New York City
New Jersey
New York State
New England
Drought Sparks Fires and Price Hikes Across Several States
Widespread drought fuels hundreds of emergency crews fighting brush and timber fires in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The dry spell causes deaths and hurts pastures while milk and vegetable prices rise as feed shortages bite producers across the region.
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New York
Massachusetts
New_York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New York State
Claims Transport Bill Is Dead In Senate Session
Washington July 27 Wheeler Democrat Montana chairman of the Senate interstate commerce committee said the general transportation bill is dead for this session. House changes made compromise impossible adjournment near. He proposed sending the bill to a joint committee for study next session. The measure would bring inland water carriers under ICC control and expand aid to railroads, with mergers proposed by carriers rather than ICC. Critics called it a railroad and Wall Street bill. An amendment by Rep. Wadsworth would allow rate reductions if a compensatory return covers costs.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Commerce
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Warren
North Carolina
Wall Street
Rep
Wadsworth
New York
Visitors at Bancroft host Purint family weekend
Bancroft July 27 special report. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Offenbach of Peoria Jr and Mr. and Mrs. Marl Brooks visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Purint on Sunday. Mrs. Brooks is a sister of Mr. Offenbach.
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Bancroft Bancroft
Fred Offenbach
Peoria, Jr
Marl Brooks
Earl Purint
Brooks
Offenbach
Vacation in Iowa: Miss Fuerstenau in Ashton
Miss Lily Fuerstenau of Bancroft is staying in Ashton Iowa with her sister Mrs Ted Hiebult during her vacation. She left last Friday.
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Iowa
Bancroft
Lily Fuerstenau
Ashton
Ted Hiebult
Two Wolsey Youths Join Navy for Six-Year Terms
Two Wolsey youths enlist in the U S Navy at the Omaha recruiting office per C D Sharp sub-station head. Robert Fleming and Paul Osmanson leave for Great Lakes Illinois for 12 weeks of training under a six year enlistment, first from the Huron sub-station. Mary Germond of Oneonta NM selected 200 four leaf clovers, passed exams, and secured a teaching job.
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Wolsey
U. S. Navy
Omaha
C. D. Sharp
Huron Navy
Robert Fleming
R. J. Fleming
Paul Osmanson
Levert Osmanson
U. Ss. Naval
Great Lakes
Mary Germond
Oneonta
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Texas
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Henry Wallace
King Hit
Programa
By Dewitt. MacKenzie
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Italy
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Home
Samuel Hoere
King's Cross
Donald Campbell
Edinburgh University
Campbell
Victoria Station
Victoria
Ireland
Sioux Falls
Man
Statin Tatts
V.A. Dorrell
Swander
Dorothy
Mise Gill
Navy
Gagnon
Royal Quality Dairy Health Foods
RED Cross
Cooking School
Miss Gill
Hansen
Marcine
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