World Leaders Seek Wider Pact On War Reparations
London reports that Chequers talks between British and German leaders raised hope for a worldwide conference to reopen reparations. A joint pledge to cooperate with other governments was cited as a start toward easing economic tensions tied to the Young Plan.
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London
Europe
Henry L. Stimson
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Chequers
MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Heinrich Bruenity
Julius Curtius
Germany
England
de. Curtius
Asff
Ald
Bruening
United States
Missing bread wagon driver sought near Lake Andes
June 7 Othcers search for Donald Handy a bread wagon driver between Lake Andes and Rosebud who disappeared early Saturday. His truck with key in switch was found three miles from Wheelers bridge. He was last seen in Bonesteel Friday night after leaving a dance with 185 dollars. He is married with one child and formerly lived in Yankton.
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Lake Andes
Othcers
Donald Handy
Here
Rosebud Ponts
Handy
Wheelers Bridge
Rosebud
Rosebud Trading Store
Hendy
Yankton
Chicago Gangster McErlane Placed For Observation
Chicago on June B police described Frank McErlane as Chicago's cruelest gangster already held on four charges. Judge John McGoorty ordered him to be observed at a psychopathic hospital amid questions of insanity. McErlane faces disorderly conduct mayhem discharging firearms and carrying concealed weapons. His sister also accuses him of biting her cheek during an intrusion.
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Chicago
June B
Frank McEllane
John McGoorty
South Side
McErlane
Robbers Strike Second Bank Hold Up in Four Months
ST LEO Minn June police report the First State Bank suffered a second holdup in four months. A masked gunman netted $500 after L P Funke cashier and his 18 year old daughter Louise bookkeeper were locked in the vault but escaped before the thief fled in a car. Earlier in February two men took $715 from the same duo.
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ST. Leo
Minn
L. P. Funke
Louise
Weather Outlook for Huron and South Dakota
Unsettled conditions continue tonight into Tuesday with warmer readings. Central and eastern areas see warmth tonight and again Tuesday with the extreme east portion of South Dakota warmer on Tuesday.
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Huron
Torsday
South Dakota
Lioness Mistakes Baby For Her Cub Thriller At Exhibition
A tame lioness at the exhibition grounds grabbed a seventh month old baby, mistaking him for her cub, causing a scare as the crowd watched. The trainer regained control. the baby suffered minor scratches and a forehead bump but was unharmed overall.
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Baby
Laibach
Jugoslavvia
June
Exhibition Grounds
Hor~oor
Cooperatives Hold Annual Meeting In Manhattan Kansas
Leaders from marketing and purchasing cooperatives gather in Manhattan Kansas for the American Institute of Cooperation annual session. More than 100 speakers and five group conferences over six days address growth, problems, and directions of the cooperative movement with participation from major cooperatives and officials.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Kan
Cooperative Marketing
American Institute of Cooperation
Robin Hood
Washington, D. C
National Cooperative Council
Hood
Federal Farm Board
Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Charles Curtis
Aberdeen Delegation Tours Midwest By Air
A 12 member Aberdeen group including officials and business leaders began a two day goodwill trip by chartered tri motor plane to Sioux City and Sioux Falls. Pilot Clyde W. Tee led the journey intended to foster prosperity and relations with local businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Belle Fourche Airlines
Clyde W. Tee
E. R. Judy
Bert Demersseman
Chamber of Commerce
Mose Bantz
Robert G. Young
Harney Jewett, Jr
Ray Williamson
Leo Greet
Th.anderson
Carl Bremer
J. W. Malmaquist
Fred Harms
Ed Tostenrud
Foster Here For Trustees Meeting At Huron College
W H T Foster head of the Merce packing plant at Sioux Falls attended the Huron college board meeting. He was accompanied by Mrs Foster. The Fosters had returned last month from a world tour.
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W. H. T. Foster
Merce Packing Pliant
Sioux Fall
Huron College Board
Huron
Pope Curtails Church Construction In Italian Fracas
Vatican suspends new church building across Italy in a counter move against Mussolini. Millions tied to nearly 200 works are halted. ongoing projects may finish in abbreviated form. Vatican reorganizes Catholic youth clubs into congregations under fascist law. Pope meets with department heads seeking a peaceful solution amid protests over Catholic Action dissolution.
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Rome
Italy
Vatican
Mussolini
Vatican City
Pope Fian
Mundelein
Chicago
Groupe
Catholic Action Society
Fellenzer Sets Fast Pace In State Trap Singles
Fred Fellenzer of Huron leads the South Dakota Trap Shooting state singles with 124 hits in 125 targets in the 2W third event. He strings 25 consecutive targets four times, missing one in the third group as officers consider 1932 site bids from Watertown Redfield and Huron.
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Fred Fellenzer
Huron
South Dakota Trap Shooting Association
Fellenzer
Watertown
Redfield
Beadle County Commissioners to Confer on Highways
Beadle County board members plan to finish June meeting work this afternoon and travel to Pierre tomorrow to confer with the state highway commission. They will present resolutions seeking return of 934 miles of county highway between Lake Byron and the north county line to Lake Byron township and add 13% miles of road on the correction line north of Huron to the county system. The group will also discuss paving operations in Beadle County.
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Beadle County Board
Pierre
State Highway Commission
Sheriffs Office
Highway Commission
Lake Byron
Huron
Beadle County
Funeral services for Raymond Luke tomorrow at Walsh chapel
Funeral services for Raymond Leroy Luke who died Saturday will be held tomorrow afternoon at Walsh chapel with Reverend Alfred Trenerry officiating. Burial will be in Ideal cemetery. He was the nine months old son of Roy Luke of New Underwood.
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Raymond Leroy Luke
Walsh Chapel
Rov
Alfred Trenerry
Ideal Cemetery
Raymond Leroy
Roy Luke
New Underwood
Wodehouse Baffled by Hollywood Generosity and Salary
English humorist P. G. Wodehouse said he earned 10 000 dollars in a year with Metro Goldwyn Mayer but did little work. He described being paid 2000 dollars a week yet rarely assigned tasks beyond touching up dialogue and completing a musical number heavy project that was never used.
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P. G. Wodehouse
Hollywood
Cae
AP G. Wodehouse
Mae
Sme
Metro-Croidwyn- Mayer
Dil
Bulow dismisses buzz on 1992 vice presidency
Aberdeen on June 8 Senator W J Bulow brushed aside chatter about him as a 1992 national candidate for vice president calling it just talk. He said there is nothing to get excited about during Aberdeen's fiftieth anniversary celebration.
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Aberdeen
W. J. Bulow
Bulow
Pierre
Richard Weiland Wins State Title
Members of the South Dakota Walther League gathered for sessions as officers to be elected this afternoon. Richard Weiland of Yankton won the league's oratorical contest with Hilda Heidenreich of Aberdeen and Evelyn Johnson of Huron as runners up. He will represent South Dakota in the international contest in Porono Pines and will attend the banquet at Hotel Marvin Hughitt tonight with J. H. Gockel of Chicago as speaker.
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South Dakota Walther League
Richard Weiland
Yankton
Hilda Heidenreich
Aberdeen
Evelyn Johnson
Huron
International League
Porono Pines
Weiland
South Dakota
Marvin Hughitt
J. H. Gockel
Chicago
International Hospice
T.H. Joeckel
Former Yale Man Dies After Illness and Operation
John H. Rentsch aged 3 died at a Huron hospital Sunday morning following an operation and about a week of illness. Formerly a Yale blacksmith, he moved to Huron five years ago and continued in the trade. Surviving are his widow and son Dewey of Vermillion, two brothers Fred of Jamestown Ind and Rudolph of unknown address, two sisters Mrs Rosen ker of Bemidji Minn and Mia Struz negger of Gretna Neb. Funeral at Walsh chapel 10 o'clock Wednesday morning with Rev H Ketelle officiating.
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Yale
John H. Rentsch
Huron Hospital
Hentsch
Huron
Dewey
Vermillion
Fred Rentsch
Jamestown
Ind
Rudolph Rentsch
Mrs. Rosenker
Bemidji, Minn
Mia. Struznegger
Gretna
Neb
Walsh
Nye Links Wealth Concentration to Slump in Picnic Talk
Senator Gerald P. Nye told a former Wisconsin residents group at a picnic in Grand Forks that rapid wealth concentration by a few is causing the current business downturn. He urged revision of wealth distribution methods to remove unemployment fears.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Death Comes To Head Of Linseed Company
John W Daniels 74 founder of Archer Daniels Midland Linseed Co died in St Paul after a long illness. Born in Pike Ohio he moved to Minneapolis in 1902 and led the firm since 1923 as board chairman He also led the National Paint Oil and Varnish Association in 1913 His widow and one son survive.
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Linseed
ST. Paul
John W. Daniels
Archer-Daniela Midland Lindseed Company
Minneapolis
Pique
Ohio
Daniels Linseed ‘Co
National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association
Murder Trial Delays Loom At Huron Court Opening
At the June term opening in Huron Sioux City police officer Pat Flaherty faces a murder charge in Eyestone’s death from last February. The calendar also lists Ed Decker for grand larceny in a hog theft at a Mennonite colony north of Huron. Continuance motions push Flaherty’s trial toward late next week or the week of June 22 as juries convene.
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Rial
Pat Flaherty
Sioux City
Charles Byestone
Huron
Flaherty
Eyestone
Leo A. Temmey
Ed Decker
Beadle County
Decker
Alva E. Taylor
Don R. Huntley
Flaherty and Decker
Tra Biggerstaff
C.J. Tracy
Pleasant View Township
McDaniel
Aberdeen Golfer Scores Hole In One at Minnehaha
Frank Theisen of Aberdeen aced the 24 yard tenth hole at Minnehaha Country Club in Sioux Falls Sunday for the first ace of the season. He played in a foursome with Syd Buitz former state champion FE B Harkin 1930 state association president EB Tillotson all of Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Frank Theisen
Hyde Park Golferu
Minnehaha
Syd Buitz
FE. B. Harkin
Tillotson
Second Victim Of Freak Wreck Dies
Fargo North Dakota reports the death of Mrs. George Havens of Conrad Montana, the second victim of the May 27 tornado wreck that lifted the Empire Builder train from the rails. She suffered a punctured bladder and pelvic fracture. uremic poisoning followed surgery. Andrew Anderson of Montesano Washington was killed in the wreck.
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Fargo
N. D
George Havens
Conrad
Mont
Here
Huron College Plans 41 Degrees At 1930 Commencement
Huron College prepares to award 41 degrees to 35 seniors and six others in the 48th annual commencement led by Rev. Frank L. Gosnell of Auburn New York. The exercises begin at 10 o clock in the college auditorium. Farewell chapel ends nine months of daily services with a large student and town attendance.
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Frank L. Gosnell
Huron College
Second Presbyterian Church
Auburn
N. Y
Lumni
F. H. Kent
Lawrence Pugsiey
Presho
the Students Association
Alice Scott
Timber Lake
Leonard Anderson
Hayden Wiliams
Roscoe
Thomas Maynard
William M. Griffith
Jamaica
Betty Halpenny
Northville
Walter Nelson
Guida
Three Appointed to State Chiropody Examiners Board
Governor Green announces three appointees to the state board of chiropody examiners. Brookings receives a three year term, Fred Bugby of Sioux Falls a two year term, and B F Ailbee of Sioux Falls a one year term. Terms commence July A with the new chiropody law taking effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
State Board of Chiropody Examiners
Green
M. C. Ames
Brookings
Fred Bugby
Sioux Falls
B.’F. Ailbee
Cousin Of Mexican President Slain By Oklahoma Deputy
In Ardmore Oklahoma two Mexican students including Emilio Cortes Rubio cousin of President Ortiz Rubio were killed by Deputy Sheriff Bill Guess as their car halted on a highway They say the youths drew weapons and were warned before the deputy fired Salvador Cortes Rubio survived claiming they carried guns for protection from bandits The deputies say they identified themselves as officers and no shots were fired by the students
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Oklahoma
Ardmore
Okla
Jame
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
United States
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Manus Gomez
Salvador Cortes Rubio
Bill Guess
Guess
Cecil Crosby
Crosby
Salvator Cortes Rubio
Disastrous Fire on Virginia Oil Barge Causes Widespread Damage
A massive blaze on an oil barge at the Buxton Line piers near Norfolk, Virginia, destroyed the Victoria hotel and the American Peanut plant. The fire, fed by 200 feet of wharf and 200 fast tug damage, burned for hours, drawing 1,500 sailors and marines to aid firefighting. Dozens injured, many treated at ambulances as winds hampered efforts until rain finally slowed the flames.
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Norfolle Iin
Buxton Line
Ois
Conte
Hampton Roads
Ietel
Victoria Hotel
Carrie Amebrose
American Peanut Corporation
Arizona
Utah
Naval Base
Newport Eee
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Norfolk Naval Guard
T. J. Hooper
Eastern Tramsport Company
Elks Meet Opens in Brookings with Delegates
The 20th annual South Dakota Elks convention gathered 125 delegates from Aberdeen Huron Sioux Falls Rapid City Elkton Minneapolis Yankton Jamestown N D Fergus Falls Minn to Brookings. George C. Hunt opened the meeting with a schedule including golf kittenball contests bands drill exhibition and a dance. Tuesday features ritualistic contests business session memorial service street parade and a kittenball finale.
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George Hunt
Elks
Brookings
Aberdeen
Huron
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Elkton
Minneapolis
Yankton
Jamestown
N. D
Fergus Falls
Minn
South Dakota Elks Association
George C. Hunt
Coolidge Sylvan Theater
Aberdeen Drill Team
Will Set New Mark In Citrus Exports
Citrus fruit exports to Europe from southern California this year will total about 2,000,000 boxes, surpassing the 1929 high by 490,000. Last year 1930 had only 162,600 boxes due to a short crop, while 1929 saw California ship 1,600,000 boxes and South Africa 1,100,000. The South African export this year is estimated at about 1,000,000 boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Europe
California
South Africa
Summer Reading and Arithmetic Classes Open At High School
Fifty five first to third grade pupils registered for summer programs at the city high school. Courses run from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. daily to reinforce reading and arithmetic and to help students who lost time due to illness catch up. A Lake return report notes City Commissioner T. C. Young led a city hall crew on a fishing trip to Enemy Swim with M. F. Walt, Max Teuber, and George Jones among the travelers.
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T. C. Young
Huron
M. F. Walt
Max Teuber
George Jones
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U. S
Foster
Order Ia
Pontiff
Auron
Aberdeen Walther
Janes H. Wilkerson
Tony “Mops” Volpe
AL Cepone
Yaboe Dow
Anderson
Highmore
Hyde County
Taylor
New York
Virginia
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