Huey Long Begins Filibuster Over NRA Plan
Washington June 12 The filibuster by Senator Huey Long Democrat Louisiana interrupts the administration push to extend the NRA in abbreviated form. Long rails against a rider requiring Senate confirmation of federal officials earning 4000 a year or more, warning the NRA measure may not pass by Sunday's expiry of the recovery law.
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Washington
NRA
Senator Long
Louisiana
Long
Senate
Gore
Oklahoma
Sen
Kaa
Babson Warns About Inflation
Boston statistician Roger W. Babson warned business men to prepare for inflation. He urged focusing on real property as a hedge and cautioned about higher labor costs during inflation while advising to forget Washington and settle down.
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Boston
Roger W. Babson
Washington
Boston Chamber of Commerce
United States
Babdson
State Overdraft Rises in May in South Dakota Treasury
State Treasurer Frank Stewart released the May report showing the general fund overdraft climbed by 10,579.51 to 835,054.98 from 794,475.47 at end April. May receipts to the general fund were 190,207.06 with disbursements at 230,788.57, and total treasury small funds rose to 8,278,688.37 from 3,224,342.24. Receipts for all funds were 1,544,527.36 while total disbursements stood at 1,490,680.63.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Treasury
Frank Stewart
Weather outlook for Huron and South Dakota region
Increasing cloudiness and showers probable across Huron and vicinity with little temperature change. South Dakota expects increasing clouds with showers mainly in the west tonight and Thursday, and in the east Thursday with slightly warmer conditions in the west tonight.
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Huron
South Dakota
Mahan Sightings Spur Manhunt Near Butte Montana
A suspect thought to be William Mahan, scar-faced fugitive in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping, was arrested in Mobridge but failed to match the description. Federal and local officers remain near Butte, Mont, while Waley and his wife await federal kidnapping charges and possible removal to Tacoma under Lindbergh law. The probe also reports Berry planning South Dakota appearances and Texas farmers spending $1 million on tractors.
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Harmon M. Woaley
Margaret
George Weyerhaeuser
Salt Lake City
Avival
Tacoma
Brockbank
Waley
Gongright
Associated Press
Mobridge
S. de
Lune
Wiliam Mahan
Woyerhaeuser
Wmn J. Terry
Mahan
Butts, Mont
Jere Murphy
Chick Murphy
Jack Dugran
Butte
Tacoma, Wash
Duggan
Harmon M. Waley
Alest Agaist
Waleya and Mahan
Washington
G Men Given New Kidnap Job in Dodge City
Dodge City Globe publishes a letter from a heartbroken six year old Bonnie Lee Reekie begging the kidnapper to return her “big doll” and promising all her pennies in exchange. The note frames a new assignment for the G Men in the city.
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Popge City
Kan
Dodge City Globe
Bonnie Lee Reekie
Wilk
Pearl Buck Marries After Reno Divorce in Quick Union
Pearl Buck, the novelist, married New York publisher Richard J. Walsh in Reno. The ceremony followed Buck’s divorce from John L. Buck and Walsh’s split from Ruth A. Walsh. The couple departed by car for an undisclosed honeymoon route, possibly toward California, with no plans announced.
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Reno
New
Pearl Buck
Richard J. Walsh
New York
Ruth A. Walsh
California
Finland Set to Pay War Debt Installment on June 15
Finland informed the state department it will pay the semi annual war debt installment of 165 453 dollars on June 15. Great Britain Italy and Czechoslovakia have announced defaults on payments due June 15 and other European debtors are expected to default. Finland is the only war debtor nation meeting its obligations promptly on the due date.
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Finland
Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Italy
Czechslovakia
Aberdeen Man Is Named President
L A Daniels of Aberdeen was elected president at the South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association’s 49th annual meeting. Sioux Falls was chosen for the 1 13 convention. The executive committee planned to appoint a secretary and named Floyd M. Corminwell, Webster. Frank S. Bockhoven, Clark. Thomas K. Hagear, Sioux Falls. and Charles Locke, Brookings, for various chairs. Dates for the Sioux Falls convention were not set. Continued on page 2.
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L. A. Daniels
Aberdeen
Wan
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Pharmaceusal Association
Association
Floyd M. Corminwell
Webster
Frank
Bockho
Peace Pact Ends Strife In Chaco War
Neutral mediators secure final acceptance of a peace plan to halt the Chaco war between Paraguay and Bolivia. Paraguayan foreign minister Riart and Bolivian counterpart Elio announce agreement after a last minute hitch. The accord, backed by five neutral powers led by the United States, sets a noon signing with a ceasefire four hours later.
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Chaco
Buenos Ayres
Paraguay
Bolivia
United States
Luis Riart
Riart
Manuel Tomas Elio
Germany France Naval Tonnage Clash Discussed in London
London reports said France would object to Germany's demand for 35 percent of Britain's naval tonnage while Japan reportedly objects to nothing. Italy's stance remains unclear as Germany may reach 85 percent of Britain's fleet to gain parity. Berlin sources say Hitler favors limits by category and total tonnage. Ribbentrop may return to outline the plan to British naval authorities ahead of a multilateral treaty.
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London
France
Germany
Britain
Japan
Italy
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Hitler
der Fusher
United States
Peace Is Keynote Of President's Address To West Point Graduates
President Roosevelt spoke at West Point urging graduates to promote friendship and mutual understanding to deter aggression. He praised the Army's balance of strength and restraint and stressed serving the general good while guarding civilian and reserve forces. He noted Congress acting to restore enlisted strength and hailed democracy in equality of opportunity at naval and military academies.
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West Point
N.Y. Luna
Roosevelt
United States Military Aacademy
Wir Dern
Douglas MacArthur
William 0. Connor
United States
Naval Academy
Treasury ledgers show $327 million transfer over holiday
In a striking and unusual accounting feat, treasury balances rose by $327,022,540.53 during a holiday period when no inflows occurred. The transfer allegedly moved reserve funds from post office, TVA, HOLC, FCA and other special accounts as cash on hand. Continued details promised on page eleven.
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Washington
Treasury
Post Office
TVA
HOLC
FCA
Ethiopia Protests Italian Actions on Frontier Incidents
Addis Ababa radio reports a strongly worded note to the Italian minister protesting Italian colonial troops actions near the Tafari Katama frontier posts. The Forsian minister Herony signed the note denying Ethiopian responsibility and accusing Italian bands of frontier violations.
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Addis Ababa
Exhinpin
Italy
Herony
Stanley Corners Station Held Up
Sioux Falls dispatch reports a late night holdup at Stanley Corners filling station 35 miles west of Sioux Falls by three men who stole 90 dollars and fled. Earlier two men robbed Mrs Alfredo Delap and Vincent Seals, forced them into a car, and were pursued after a police chase. One suspect named C Whest was captured. others escaped as an abandoned car tied to Delap was found. Sheriff Joe Ryan expects more details as Wheat is questioned.
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Sioux Falls
Stanley Corners
Herman Warren
Alfredo Dellap
Vincent Seals
Jistela
Gael
C. ¥. Whest
Delap
Joe Ryan
Salent
Flag Day Exercises Delayed By City Band And Elks
Flag Day exercises scheduled for Friday will be postponed as the Huron municipal band joins the annual Flag Day observance by the Huron Elks. Details of the combined program will be announced tomorrow. Aberdeen Elks Lodge No 149 won the statewide Elks league contest at the South Dakota Elks Association convention in Madison, with Sioux Falls previously reported as winner.
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Berry
Pierre
Tom Berry
Black Hills
Rapid City
National Guard
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Young Democrats
Huron Municipal Band
Huron Elks
Aberdeen Elks
Aberdeen
Elks Club
Elks
Aberdeen Lodge
South Dakota Elks Association
Madison
China Rejects Japanese North China Demands
June 12 report from Nanking says the nationalist government’s central political council rejected Japanese military demands for north China. The council instructed Gen He Ying-Chin to prepare for possible action if Peiping and Tientsin are threatened, as Premier Wang Chong-wei heads to Changtu to confer with Chiang Kai-shek. Chinese officials fear a crisis and many send families south amid unease over new Japanese demands.
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Associated Prasat Nanking
Central Political Council
China
He Ying-Ching
Peiping
Ho Ying-Chin
Peiping Military Council
Hopei
Japan
Lang Will Head Census Clean Up In Huron
A. J. Lang, superintendent of schools, named chairman of the drive to complete the 1955 state census in Huron. Lang will lead the census gatherers from the city hall to the high school, with Carl B. Scotchbrool continuing as action director. He urged anyone not counted to report to his office to help keep Huron’s ranking among state cities.
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A. J. Lang
Charman
Huron
Laing
Carl B. Scotchbrool
Lang
Sureon
Huron Merchants To Honor Beach Funeral Tribute
Huron retailers planned to dim their lights and display t9 at their stores between 2 and 4 pm today as a funeral tribute to Bayard M Beach who died last Monday. The gesture reflects his active role in the Chamber of Commerce and civic projects including fire prevention campaigns. Sioux Falls officials from the Fire and Casualty Agents and Fire Prevention associations attended the funeral.
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Huron
Bayard M. Beach
HH. Beslom
Huron Charmner of Commerce
Beach
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Miner Shaw
Jay 8. Allen
Fire and Casualty Agents Association of
South Dakota
Edgar A. Partch
South Dakota Fire Prevention Association
Sioux Falls
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