China Today Reports 90 Million Under Soviet Domination
The Peking report describes red armies at southern China gates and Soviet districts expanding across Hunan Kwangsi and Kwangtung. It cites Moscow backed campaigns, peasant soviets, land seizures, and a China where over 90 million people live under Communist control amid ongoing clashes with Chiang Kai-shek forces.
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Peking
China
Ampy
Amoy
Hunan
Kwangsi and i
Fukian
Kwangting
Nanking
L. H
Milwaukee
Armie
Germany
Italy
Atforp
Red Ching
Hig
Fonkow
Chicago
Chin
Yangtze Kiang
Red China
King
Stibhty
Russia
Moscow
Caumpaiang
Kuominetang Party
Sun Yat Sen
Sun
United States
Great Britain
Sum
Kuomintang
Chisna Kaishsk
Soviet Union
East
Kwangtung
Kawangsi
William Prohme
New Republic
Sis Sill
Hoe Luz
Yeh Ting
Prohme
Ho Lung
Chiang Kai-shek
Kian
Soviet
Ehvend
Edgar Snow
York Sun
Mataine
Red Aymigs
Europe
Forelern Affairs Magazine
Red Army
Kolchak
Yangstze
New York Times
The
Daily Worker
M. James
Soviets
Mussolini Attacks U.S. Policy and Democracy
In a Daily Express interview, Mussolini criticizes the United States and democracy, predicting a long series of political economic and military wars. He says America has no policy and urges a Wet policy to avoid disaster while Europe drifts toward unrest. The foreign office in Rome dismisses the London interview as absurd and not worthy of denial.
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London
Suse
Mussolini
Daily Express Today
United States
Democracy
America
Germany
Italy
Rome
Foreign Office
London Daily Express
Foreeign Office
Weather Update Reports Low Year Start to June Rain Total
Pierre reports 0.01 inch more precipitation than all of 1931 so far this year with 10.97 inches by mid June, and a June total of 2.49 inches after a 0.70 and 0.23 inch rain. Aberdeen notes 2.25 inches last night with more expected, part of a continuous heavy shower pattern across Hub City.
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Pierre
W. J. Conter
Aberdeen
D. G. Guallett
EVENING HURONITE HURONITE PROCEEDINGS
Delegates at the convention discussed pleasures or business trips before returning home. C M Day of Sioux Falls and Chambers Ring of Lead were among those returning. Harmony marked actions as delegates debated prohibition and the vice presidential nomination. The body split twice but avoided conflict, leaning on individual beliefs. Prohibition plank passed 8 to 3 while vice presidential renomination was opposed 6 to 5 in favor of Hanford McNider.
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Huron
C. MM
Sioux Falls
Chambers Ring of Lead
Harmony
Hanford McNider
Local Folks Plan Midwest Trip and Talks
The Nerdnesses from a Black Hills trip return to Byron and plan visits in Milwaukee and Chicago before home. Prof E H Jackson and wife head to Columbus Ohio for summer classes at Ohio State College. Miss Susan Wilder of Brookings and Miss Sara L Dewing visit Deland. Wilder to speak on the Oberammergau Passion Play in Deland and later in Huron at McKinley School.
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Byron
R. L. Nerdness
Black Hills
Milwaukee
Chicago
Sherman & Moe's
E. H. Jackson
Columbus
Jackson
Ohio State College
Susan Wilder
Brookings
Sara L. Dewing
Deland
Wilder
Oberammergau
Huron
McKinley School
Democrats Get Ready to Meet
Continued from page 2, the Democrats prepare to fill campaign funds. Sanders, a former congressman and longtime Washington lawyer, may have had little direct political engagement. Rumors swirl about influence from Mrs. Coolidge on the new chair, while William M. Butler of Massachusetts emerges as a possible former president’s ally. Hoover’s choice and party setup look quiet for now as factions air their convention issues. The South Dakota GOP delegation disperses after aiding nominations and platform work. Some head home by rail or road, others linger briefly for rest.
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Sanders
Congress
Washington
Coolidge
Hoover
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Harmony Tax
South Dakota
Southern Band To Play At Pavilion
Cee Hurst and his Marmon s nine piece band will headline the regular mid week dance at the new pavilion east of Huron next Wednesday night. The group tours America with radio engagements and has appeared for notable figures. admission remains unchanged.
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Dune
Southlands
Cee" Hurst
Marmons
Huron
Hurst
Wil
America
CKY
Winnipeg
KSGO
Sioux Falls
WCCO
Minneapolis
WOAE
Tampa
WEBEL
la Crosse
WLOE
Clear Water
Fla
CKAC
Saskatoon
Des Moines
Jack Dempsey
John Ringling
Babe Ruth
Jack Sharkey
Bagdad
Peoria
Royal Elbe
Louisville
Gardens Provide Work for Colorado Jobless
Emergency gardens are being planted in several parts of Colorado to give work to unemployed men and supply vegetables to the needy. The Colorado Agricultural College extension service cooperates with industrial interests to organize these gardens and support jobless households.
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Colorado
Fort Collins
Cglo
Colorado Agricultural College Extension Service
Woman Operates Alaska Station Until Fire Destroys It
Fortland Oregon reports Alaska's lone station was operated by Mrs James Britten of Ke to Portland to buy gear for KGBU. The Ketchikan outlet burned while she and staff were out to lunch. Britten attributed the blaze to incendiary causes.
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Fortland
Ore—Fi
Alaska
James Britten
Portland
KGBU
Ketchikan
City Briefs Glimpse of visits and events across town
Mrs. Carl Larson and daughter Vesta plan a two week Minneapolis visit to see brother A. E. Brown. E J Bowe family heads to Camp Wanzer for summer. Bowe to return Monday. Bakeman family back from Elgin. Osborn Greenhouses features new rock garden pool. W B Buck and party visit Grace Keller’s home. Miss Keller to New York for music studies. Besse Stackpole to study music in New York City. Mrs. Alice V. Goodman attends South Dakota Fraternal congress. Polka Dottie name origin teased at Osborn Cle. Co windows. Henry Gibson to visit after teaching piano at Heidelberg. Stevensorts of Kent, Ohio, travel to Minneapolis to visit friends.
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Carl Larson
Vesta
Minneapolis
Osborn Cle. Co
Henry Gibson
Tiffin
Heidelberg College
Gibson
Huron College
Gerald M. Stevensort
Gerald
Robert
Kent
Adina Gross Dies At Hospital Here
Adina Gross 30 a Hi H Humphrey housekeeper died at a local hospital after a five week illness. Funeral at Wikert chapel Sunday at 9 a m with Rev F B Lochridge in charge. Body to Free man for burial. Surviving sisters and brother named. long time Huron resident and Royal Neighbors member. Salt Lake City notes police radio station KGPW with eleven cars equipped.
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Adina Gross
Hi. H. Humphrey
Minvis Avenue
Wikert Chapel
F. B. Lochridge
Methodist Church
Freeman
Miss Gross
Huron
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Rain Totals Dot Huron Area and Windstorm Strikes Pine Ridge
Rain totals reached .29 inches in the Huron region with Iroquois at the center and nearby areas receiving varying amounts up to an inch. A violent windstorm at Pine Ridge, South Dakota left fifty Indians homeless and caused significant property damage, with estimates up to $50,000.
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Huron
Pine Ridge
S. D
Indian Agency
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mPurt Ec
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D. Urquhart & Sons
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We and
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