Attempt On Greek Statesman Venizelos Attacked
Eleutherios Venizelos, premier of Greece eight times since 1910, narrowly escaped an assassination as gunmen fired on his car near Amari, wounding Mme Venizelos gravely and killing a personal guard. The perpetrators fled. Tsaldaris ordered investigations and police stood by while gatherings were banned.
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Grasshopper Warning From South Dakota Entomologist
A. L. Ford of South Dakota State College warns grasshoppers are hatching in large numbers across central south Dakota and spreading toward Brookings and Brown counties. He notes heavy infestation, with soaking rains needed to curb them and mentions the flesh fly as a natural enemy. Farmers may switch to cane sorghum. projected poison measures are unlikely due to funding limits.
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Olympic Committee Opens Final Sessions in Vienna
In Vienna on June 7 the international Olympic committee began its final sessions with President Wilhelm Miklas welcoming delegates and framing the body as the sports league of nations. He stressed that Berlin's 1936 award stands and urged that the games proceed uninterrupted unless guarantees against Jewish discrimination are provided.
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Austria
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Germany
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Weather forecast and conditions for Huron region
Weather report shows 92 degrees as the highest for the year ago today and 108 as the highest June record. Forecast calls for showers tonight and Thursday with cooler temperatures. Regional outlooks include South Dakota Nebraska Iowa and Minnesota with unsettled showers and thunderstorms and cooler air moving in from tonight through Thursday.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Road Weather Snapshots Across South Dakota Cities
Sioux Falls reports highs near 100 with a low of 68 and 46 percent precip. Brookings sits at 73 with 91 and 60, precip 05, roads good and clear. Pierre 64 with 88 and 61, precip 12, roads good and clear. Rapid City shows 76, 59 and trace precip, roads good and cloudy. Yankton 70 and 100, 62, precip 12, roads good and partly cloudy. Aberdeen 63, 89, 61, precip 08, roads good and partly cloudy. Watertown 65, 92, 59, precip trace, roads good and clear.
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All Star votes favor Al Simons as outfielder choice
Chicago dated report shows Al Simons of the White Sox leading AL voters for the All Star outfield spot with 68,423 votes, ahead of Babe Ruth and other rivals. Data also lists leaders at other positions, including Gehrig and Lazzeri, with totals reflecting strong fan turnout.
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Boettcher to Appear Before Jury in U S Case
Wealthy Denver Coleman kidnapping survivor Boettcher appeared today before a federal grand jury in Deadwood South Dakota. U S District Attorney Olaf Bidem declined to comment but reports say Boettcher seeks $9 360 recovered on the Verne Sankey ranch near Gann Valley as part of the alleged $60 000 paid for his release.
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Charles Boettcher
Denver
Coleman
South Dakota
Olaf Bidem
United States
Gann Valley
South and shoes spark policy shifts in wartime drive
Delegates sailed after an administration effort to halt them, signaling closer cooperation with the League. Lady Perkins cites the South as an untapped shoe market and a forestry camp for girls faces reassessment as letters pour in from the South. Women expected to plant trees, though men may handle the task.
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Wool buyers bid deadline set for June 10
All buyers of wool must have their bid in by 3 p.m. Saturday June 10. Any or all bids may be rejected. Wool Growers advt.
The Whirligig Continued on International Affairs
The column discusses diplomacy, press role, and secrecy in state dealings. It notes the balance between press interest and government secrecy, and mentions delegates sent to the International Labor Council of the League of Nations with news leaking softly.
Political Snippets Spark Debate Across Capitol
The record cites threats on banking reform by Senator Glass and a Long-Overton probe shift to Senator Connolly of Texas. Officials fear British hospitality may influence delegates in London as Congress grapples with income tax proposals amid heavy opposition from veterans’ benefits cuts.
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Huey Long
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Ator Connolly
Texas
London
Tax-exempt securities and devaluation ideas sweep through New York
New York experts discuss possible abolition of tax exempt government securities to curb tax evasion. Trial balloons may appear in political circles. strong opposition and bank unease surround the move. Separately, Britain pursues a plan to devalue the dollar by 20 percent and the pound by around 1 percent to gain a permanent trade edge, facing limited local support.
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James McMullin
Grst
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
London
Debt Moratorium Sought to Shield Trade Amid Rising Costs
New York authorities consider devaluation to curb prices and curb foreign impact while officials privately stress the debt issue as pivotal for the conference. British financiers urge new trade agreements to boost revenue. cancellation would not ease tax burdens.
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Britain
Behind the Scenes on Gold Markets and British Car Trade
The article notes a looming moratorium likely to extend beyond the conference, with gold from South Africa circulating among private buyers while Britain maintains a free gold market. It mentions Roosevelt may warn against speculation, brokers' profits, a May stock rally, and a shift in Sterling expectations, plus a rise in British automobile sales vs US in 1929.
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South Africa
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