Report farm crops advance rapidly and better
Optimistic early season repairs pour in from almost every section of the state indicating bumper crop production in South Dakota this year. Small grains have rallied after frosts and moisture shortages, corn is coming along nicely, and rains since mid May have boosted vegetation. rainfall totals have ranged from an inch to several inches over the past three weeks.
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South Dakota
M. E. Blystone
Bilystone
Asid
Blystone
Eight Men Trapped In Sunken U-Boat Off Chinese Coast
Eight British submariners lie 20 fathoms under the Yellow Sea after a collision with the Chinese steamer Yuta near Weihaiwei. Rescue ships Medway Hermes Cumberla and a Japanese salvage vessel work to raise the Poseidon while 10 others remain missing. Five officers and 30 men were saved so far. two later died.
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Weihaiwei
China
Yellow Sea
Medway
Hermes
Cumberla
Sul
Divorce Colony Fears Referendum On New Law
In Hot Springs a small divorce colony fears petitions for referendum on a recent divorce law. The act is suspended until the next general election unless an injunction is gained within nine days. Home Protective association backs defeat, claiming 1207 signatures though only 3506 were needed. Representatives Campbell Tackett and Houston Emory present petitions to Secretary Ed McDonald for verification.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hot Springs
Friends of the Acts
The
Home Protective Association
James R. Campbell
Sevier County
Houston Emory
Elmer Tackett
Garland County
Ed F. McDonald
Vatican Sees Mussoi Reply Disappointing on Youth Clubs
Rome June 10 Premier Mussolini's government delivered a reply to the Vatican protest over dissolving Catholic youth clubs and fascist student violence. The note, carried by Ambassador De Vecchi, defended closing Catholic Action affiliates as a breach of the Lateran treaty and concordat, while criticizing papal comments as government meddling. Both sides insist on their positions as negotiations for a possible compromise proceed, with a potential reinterpretation of the treaty in view and the pope urging prayer for Italy.
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Rome
Mussolini
Vatican
Count de Vecchi
Catholic Action Society
Italy
Two Men Guilty Of Nebraska Granada Theater Robbery
John Cherpinsky aged 23 and Edward Peterson aged 34 Sioux City police characters were found guilty by a district court jury in connection with the Granada theater robbery at Norfolk Nebraska on March 16. They had escaped from jail last week and were recaptured hours later near Neligh after a highway walk.
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Nebraska
Madison
Neb
John Cherpinsky
Edward “Dutch” Peterson
Sioux City
Granada Theater
Norfolk
Jaik
Neligh
Cap Allen's Band To Play Here Tonight
Texas looks to Beno New York June 10. Cap Allen and his Cotton Club orchestra, a colored eleven piece band, will perform tonight at the new dance pavilion after Lee's orchestra could not appear. Guinan, back from France, says she may recoup with a fabulous offer to run in Hen o.
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Cap Allen
Harem Amusement Company
George E. Lee
Cotton Club
Lee
Texas
Beno
New York
Guinan
France
Heno
Weather report for Huron and South Dakota forecast
Huron Kaln tonight with a red toned sunset and cooler conditions. South Dakota expects generally clear air tonight and Thursday with early thunder showers in the east, followed by cooler conditions in the east portion later tonight.
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Huron
South Dakota
Nine Girl Reserves Win Trips To Camp In Huronite Contest
Seventeen high school Girl Reserves travel to Camp Wilson at Lake Byron for a week of activities. Winners include Alice MacLeslie and Maxine Meyer among Huron area students. several junior high and grade school members also receive trips. The major award is a trip to the Girl Reserve conference at Lake Okoboji, Iowa.
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Camp Wilson
Lake Byron
Huron
South Dakota
Alice MacLeslie
Huron High School
Maxine Mitchell
Wessington High School
Maxine Meyer
Hitchcock High School
Ruth Smith
Florence Moar
Wilson
Sibyl Ranier
McKinley
Lavonne Haram
Washington
Deloris Shea
Accident Case Up In Federal Court In South Dakota
Pierre June 10. Trial of a civil case and grand jury work occupied Judge A L Wyman's federal court today. Arnella Beguht of Goodwin sues Earl Huck formerly of Clark for 10000 damages over an automobile accident. Grand jury was expected to report today or tomorrow with few other cases to hear. The term could extend into next week.
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Pierre
A. L. Wyman
Arnella Beguht
Goodwin
Earl Huck
Clark
Tomorcow
Police Dog Fails To Recognize Policeman
EVANSTON ILL June 10 Policeman Ivan Rubin tried to test a police dog by letting it chase him down the street The dog finally tackled him by the arm The crowd laughed since the dog was toothless for years Rubin had the dog jailed in the pound on a charge of failing to recognize an officer of the law.
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Evanston
Ill
Ivan Rubin
Rubin
Ivan
Norbeck to Speak at Old Settlers Picnic near Huron
Officials of Beadle and Sanborn counties announce the Old Settlers picnic at Bateman's Creek two miles from Bateman's grove, June 1. Senator Peter Norbeck will speak at 2 p.m. A full day program includes talks, sports, games and a baseball game with concessions and stands.
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Ruboa
Two Plead Guilty In Federal Court
In Pierre on June 10 two men pleaded guilty in federal court. John Knol of Chicago admitted transporting a stolen automobile from Chicago to Highmore in September 1990. Peter Bodkin of Hasken County also pleaded guilty to possession of a still. George Parsons of Huron pleaded not guilty to possession and transportation of liquor. Sentencing for the guilty parties will come later.
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Pierre
John Knol
Chicago
Highmore
Peter Bodkin
Hasken County
T George Parsons
Huron
Lauoc
Lions District Meeting Draws Delegates To Huron
Delegates from North Dakota Minnesota and South Dakota register at the Fifth District Lions convention in Huron. A stunt night, a dinner, and a program follow, with sessions through Thursday and Friday and a potential three or four district split proposal. Early arrivals include Arthur Lee Northfield and S P Rigler Hebron.
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Huron
Arthur O. Lee
Northfield
Minn
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Seskatchewan
Manitoba
Canada
de. C
Betis
S. F. Righer
North Dakota
Seskatchensa
H. A. Hill
Hebron
New Salem
Lake City
Eveleth
New Ulm
Minneapolis
Hastings
Hately
Winnnipes
Regina
Assembly
Manlsha
Saskatchewan
Arthur ©. Lee
Minnesota-Manitoba
S. P. Rigler
N. D
North Dakota-Saskatchewan
H. A. Hill Huron
N. L. Hanley
Sioux Falls
Warren Green
Pierre
E. T. Gitchell
Blake. Patton
Huron Cham
Ten Thousand Slaughtered By Chinese Bandits
Nanking reports from Nanchang say ten thousand people were slaughtered near Kianfu after bandits used 3000 soldiers as shields. Outlaws unleashed machine guns while guarding the retreating troops and then charged. Missionaries evacuated Fukien area report Reds overrunning Yenping as 40000 communists advance from the northwest.
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Nanking
Nanchang
Kiangsi
Kianfu
Fukien
Foochow
Yenping
Frazier to Seek Aid for Distressed Farmers
United States Senator Lynn J Seasiery, a Republican, announced he would seek financial relief for distressed farmers at the next congressional session. He plans a bill to provide refinancing for debt strapped growers who have lost holdings in the past two years.
Court Not Doctor Sought By Woman For Diet Change
Chicago June 10 A woman, Mrs Anna Fry, goes to court over a dispute with her brother Joe Pokower about a diet change She complains neighbors have had chicken for days and wants Joe jailed The judge notes she cannot jail a provider and orders Joe to have meals in the Bridewell jail for a week
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Chicago
Anna Fry
Alfred O. Erickson
Joe
Erickson
Bridewell
Fruit Co-Ops Learn From Older Groups In Marketing
Manhattan June 10 The American Institute of Cooperation hosted talks by industry leaders from California Oregon and Washington on cooperative marketing strategies The California Fruit Growers Exchange Armstrong highlighted a long running ad program and growing membership while Sanders of Seattle described successful egg marketing through steady grading and shipping McGuire of Land O Lakes outlined conditions for creameries including sufficient cream capital and cooperative spirit.
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Manhattan
Kan
American Institute of Cooperation
Paul S. Armstrong
Los Angeles
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Sunkist
D. Sanders
Seattle
Washington Cooperative Eye and Poultry Association
Institute
A. J. McGuire
Minneapolis
Land O' Lakes Creameries, Inc
Man Rescued After River Fall Near Pierre
Pierre June 102—Bill Mollick about 50 lives after falling 55 feet from the Missouri river bridge. He landed in water shallow enough to keep him afloat, then was saved by Robert Lumley the park superintendent who found him, boarded a rowboat and brought him ashore. He was uninjured doctors said.
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Pierre
Bill Mollick
Mollick
Missouri River
Robert Lumley
Carnera Redmond Heavyweight Bout Postponed
Rain in New York today forced postponement of the scheduled first round heavyweight match between Primo Carnera and Pat Redmond. Promoter James J Johnston announced the bout will be held next Monday night at Rebets Field.
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Carnera
Meteoric Explosion Shocks Ohio Indiana Area
A large meteor or explosion near Malinta Ohio caused heavy earth shocks felt across northwestern Ohio and eastern Indiana around 2 am. A 10 by 5 foot hole opened on Henry Pohlman farm with 300 foot radius damage including broken poles and flattened oats. Police logged three shocks while investigators weighed meteor vs nitroglycerine theories. no meteor or explosives were confirmed.
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Toledo
Ohio
Indiana
Henry Pohlman
Malinta
Findlay
Fostoria
Bluffton
Continenti
Napoleon
Columbus Grove
Wauseon
M. J. Tobias
Greston
Meteer
House Is Keeping Eye On Politics
Col Edward M. House, longtime adviser to Woodrow Wilson, from his North Atlantic summer home, predicts a Democratic victory next year. He favors Franklin D. Roosevelt as the best available nominee and notes the Smith Hawley tariff helped create a low economy, calling it one of the most disagreeable acts by any party.
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Paul V. Cochrane
Manchester
Mass
North Atlantic
Edward M. House
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosvelt
New York
Roosevelt
House
Evanston Police Reform Driving Tests Near Niles Center
Evanston police pursue safety first policy by re testing 37 women who lack driving lessons under police supervision. The re tests will be conducted away from Evanston near Niles Center as part of a new safety initiative.
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Evanston
Niles Center
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