Revolt Crushed in Crete and Ebro Front News
Reports say Crete's revolt against General Metaxas regime was quickly crushed as Tavua restored order and rebels fled. In Spain, government forces pushed along the Ebro front, breaching insurgent lines and advancing from Gandesa toward Villalba and Arcos with 60,000 troops poised for a major assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
France
Towegents
Ebro
Agen
Limon
Nowueva Oy
Barcelona
Tnsuerunt
Ely
Ganduse
Cata
Coneh
Villa Alba
Lins Arcos
Gandesa
Pahrough
Ao Bor
Linn
Ebro Rover
Eam Whith
Encine Lister
Iste
Mond
Tslaste
Crete
Athens
Johy
Dickstor
Greene
Islad
Metaxas
Tavua
Salury
Examiner Rules Ford Is Guilty
A labor board trial examiner found Lee Motor Company violated the Weaner Labor Act at its Buffalo New York, assembly plant. He ordered rehire of 59 unionists and end of interference, with 17 discharged for union activity and 33 not rehired for union membership. The findings also noted service members’ involvement in dismissals and related police actions. The company has ten days to reply and may seek oral arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Board
Lee Motor Company
Buffalo, N.Y
Francis M. Shea
Cf. O
Shea
Ds Courage
United Autonmaddils Workers of America
Buffalo
Ulan
LE Oller
Csumminer
Conuxtay
Ie Bourd
Evening Huronite to switch to easier reading Excelsior type
The Evening Huronite announces a revolutionary improvement for readers a larger 8 point Excelsior type replacing 7 point Textype. The change, tested as easier on the eyes, debuts next week with endorsements from local oculists and a Mayo Foundation surgeon citing reduced eye strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
Evening Huronite
Evening Huronile
Memphis
Mergenthuter Linow Tyne Company
Bradley to Fight Extradition to Sioux Falls and Sioux City
Leland Bradley, 46, a fugitive South Dakota and Iowa robber, was captured near Yakima Wash. He plans to fight extradition to Sioux Falls and Sioux City. FBI and local prosecutors filed six indictments. Bradley used aliases and said he once hid in Mexico, drifting to Washington to work on ranches. An alert reader recognized him from a Detective Story magazine feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakima. Wash
Federal Bureau of Investigation Agente
Leland Bradley
South Dakota
Iowa
Bradley
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
E. Y. Barron
Minnehaha County
M. EB. Rawlings
Jake Guns
Mexico
Washington
George Thomas Watson
FBI
Yakima Valley
Detective Story
Hoppers Erratic In Beadle County
Beadle County reports show grasshoppers severely damaging crops near Huron. Ernest Funck of the Federal Land Bank described a 27 acre oats field yielding 975 bushels and a nine acre Spartan barley field at 43% bushels per acre, with another nearby farm nearly stripped by the pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Ernest Funeck
fAcla
Federal Land Bank
Huron
Funck
Bert Mason
Funek
Pope Plea For Tolerance Cited By Vatican Leader
Castel Gandolfo Italy July 20 Pope Pius XI urged tolerance in a long speech to College of Propagation for Faith students. The pontiff warned against exaggerated nationalism and noted alleged doctrinal divergences between Catholic action and the Fascist party. He said injuring Catholic action harms the Pope and vice versa, with the term dies interpreted as spiritual death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pima Vallean Clit News Service
Pius XI
College of Propagation For Faith
Catholic Action
11000 Greet Hughes At Chicago Airport
Chicago welcomed Howard Hughes as he landed his world circling plane at Municipal Airport at 186 am after a New York departure. Police estimated 11000 greetters cheering as Mayor Edward J. Kelly and officials gave the formal welcome before Hughes continues westward toward Houston and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Howard Hughes
Chicago Municipal
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Edward J. Kelly
Chie
Houston Texas
Los Angeles
Babs and Count Reach Amicable Separation Agreement
London reports that Barbara Hutton and Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow have agreed to a separation. They will share custody of their two year old son Lance and he will participate in both parents estates. The deal, signed by both parties, awaits Danish justice minister approval and covers parental rights and education, religion, and career decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Barbara Hutton
Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow
Lange
Reno
Ney
Bow Street
Tre-Hall
Prepare For Big Grain Haul
Northern Pacific Railway boosts shop forces by 450 on August 1 to support a large fall grain movement. Brainerd and South Tacoma see increases, with 153 and 140 workers returning respectively. Great Northern adds to maintenance crews as the sector prepares for the anticipated heavy harvest. A surplus of locomotives and cars is ready, with Dakota Division ready to scale crew levels if needed. A heavy fall rush is expected to be the busiest in nearly a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Northwest
Northern Pacific Bailway
H. E. Stevens
Stevens
Brainerd
Northern Pacific Territory
Great Northern
Sea Line
J. J. Burns
Dakota Division
Sumner
Bar Association approves protests against bombing in Spain and China
The American Bar Association house of delegates adopted two resolutions urging continued U.S. protests against bombardments of undefended civilians in Spain and in the Japan China hostilities. It affirmed treaties as cardinal to international law and the need for covenant observance to preserve order and peace. Frank J. Hogan was elected president, succeeding Arthur T. Vanderbilt, with Thomas B. Gay named chair of the house of delegates and John H. Voorhees elected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
American Bar Association
House of Delegates
U.S
Spain
China
Japan
United States
Association
Frank J. Hogan
Washington
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
Thomas B. Gay
Richmond
House of Dele
George Maurice Morris
John H. Voorhees
Sioux Falls
D. Wis
Teasurer
Strip Tease Bandits Nabbed In Illinois
Edwardsville Illinois reports a pair of strip tease bandits who robbed a couple. They forced the car off the road and stole money and clothes from Jessie Secler, 15, Annu Maw, 17, and Escorts Earl Nonn and Ben Allen. One bandit was recognized by nickname Shut up. The robbers fled after disabling the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardsville
Ill
Jessie Secler
Ann Nu Maw
Earl Nonn
Ben Allen
Ogt
Missing Sky Giant Hae Wai Clipper Searches Begin
SAN FRANCISCO July 29 Fifteen aboard the Hae Wai Clipper are missing between Guam and Manila in the western Pacific. Passengers include Major Howard French Tacoma Wash K A Kennedy Piedmont Coliti Pan American Airways Tig manager Earl B McKinley Washington Fred C Meier Washington D C Wah Sun Choy Jersey City crew include Captain M A Willker Berkley Calif first officer G M Davis Quitland Calif second officer G M Siu Und officer W Jewett Oakland Calif co HL Cox Alameda Calif engineer officer T B Tatum Honolulu assistant engineer officer W McCarty Alameda radio officer J Parker flight steward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Guam
Marnila
Sovnty Pacific
Howard French
Tacoma
Wash. K
A. Kennedy
Piedmont
Coliti
Pan American Airways
Tig
Ae Earl B. McKinley
Washington
Fred C. Meier
Washington, D. C
ELE
Weman
New York City
Wah Sun Choy
Jersey City
Leo ‘Torlutzky
Palo Alto
Calif
M. A. Willker
Berklex
G. M. Davis
Quitland
Call
Seaond
G. M. Siu
W. Jewett
Oakland
HL. Cox
Alameda
T. B. Tatum
Honolulu
W. McCarty
J. Parker
Giant Hai San Clipper Missing Over Pacific Storm Off Course
Manila July 28 The giant Hai san Clipper carrying 15 aboard disappeared about 12 hours into a 1000 mile Manila Guam flight. Navy ships planes and submarines scoured the area as radio messages from the Clipper faded. If she landed safely she could float on the Pacific as well as any vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Guam
Pacific Ocean
Chine Pers
Laos
Eastern Standard
Combs
Airways
Cavite
Manila Bay
Vegasus
Luzon Island
Legaspi
Mavsl
Manin
Edsall
John D. Ford
Stewart
tContinuca
Clipper
Rain brings moisture to corn amid Beadle County delay
Weather reports from Huron area note 12 inch rainfall with moisture centered west of Huron while Pierre Blum line shows about one inch. Rain eased afternoon with cooler temps, forecasters predict possible thunder showers. federal meteorologist notes fair tonight and Saturday. Rail earnings slump as AA Railroad Association reports net income of 76.3 million in first half versus 299.5 million last year and 369.4 million in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Huron
Dalkots
Pierre and Blum
Salem
B. A. Laskowski
State Weather Bureau
Hurart
Washington
Association of American Railroads
Tipperary Helped Win World War Claims by Mackenzie
Dewitt Mackenzie notes widespread belief that the song It s a Long Way to Tipperary aided Allied troops in World War I. He recalls soldiers, from doughboys to British tommies, singing it through mud and marches, lifting spirits during hard campaigns and long treks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipperary
MacKenzie
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
New York
Jack Judge
England
Ionkee
Berry
Dack Judge
Fear Sioux Falls Girl Abducted
Betty Schnaid, a high school graduate, vanished from the Walter Nelson residence in Sioux Falls between 10 p m and 12 15 a m Thursday. Police and sheriffs investigated but found no clues as to her disappearance or possible abduction despite suspects and theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Betty Schnaidt
Walter Nelson
Betty
Nelson
Tackie
Hier
Nelsons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hawaii
Burma
Russia
Examiner
Ford
Shen
Fordham University
Upper Manhattan
Bronx
Westchester County
Palisades
New Jersey
Burbank
Cott
Northwest Airlines
Mayo Foundation
Ww. R. Lovelace
Minneapolis
Altiitude
State Society
Saylor
Grosvenor
Pontiff
Hughes
Babs
Count
Lance
Waynesburg
Byron Daily
Prank J. Mogan
Newark
Bar
U. S
Flanders
Sackie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!