Nazi-Turk Pact Hangs Huge Question Over Europe
Allied reports say the Nazi Turkish pact creates uncertainty across Europe as British and Free French forces launch a final assault on Damascus after the surrender ultimatum is rejected. Meantime RAF bombers strike Bremen and Brest while ships lie at Brest docks, and North Africa’s Salum battles continue with heavy tank and air losses.
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Selum
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Salum
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Maritime Board Takes Possession Of Italian Ship Jara
The Maritime Commission announced it took possession of the Italian ship Jara the first of 26 aging vessels laid up in U S waters. Jara 6131 gross tons was seized at Savannah Georgia yesterday. The Clara will be drydocked at Newport News Virginia before entering service. The Vassel’s future assignment had not been decided.
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Two Killed En Route to North Dakota Funeral
In Sioux City two women Doris Schutt and Amelia Lindee died when their car plunged down a 10 foot bank near Wause Nebraska on the way to a funeral in Ellendale North Dakota. Two male relatives William Dietrich Sr and William Lindee Jr were taken to a hospital for treatment. The six were bound for services for Mrs Herb Ochiltree. Later in Sioux Falls Arthur Runyan 60 South Dakota inventor sailing man died at Tekamah Nebraska with services pending.
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Doris Schutt
Columbus
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Ormada
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Sioux Falls Couple Attends 46th State IOOF Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mo Patton of Sioux Falls attend the sixty sixth annual South Dakota IOOF meeting. they have a record of 46 state meetings attended in 47 years with Patton a Past Grand Master and Sallie Patton a Past Rebekah President. Their son Edwin, formerly with Evening Herald advertising, lives in Minneapolis.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Rebekah Assembly
Patton
Edwin Patton
Minneapolis
Huronte
George Bowen
A. R. Hurst
Fred Carpenter, Jr
A. A. Hurst
Dupree
LO. O. F. Grand Lodge
Fred Carpenter
Mr. Hurst
W. J. Howland
Gary
Bandshell Dedication Opens Huron Outdoor Concert Season
The city of Huron dedicates a $10,000 bandshell in Campbell Park with a formal ceremony after last Thursday rain delay. The event includes speeches, cornerstone unveiling, WPA officials, and a full program of marches overtures and vocal selections conducted by Hans Christenson and with members of the municipal band and Co-Operative Club.
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America
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Youth Decides To Return To Marines
Harold Wilson a Madison youth on furlough chose to return to Marine training under pressure from State’s Attorney J H Lammers who vowed to prosecute for attempted self harm if he did not report back. He reportedly knocked himself unconscious Monday morning then planned further self harm before returning to duty. Chester Boyer 23 of Meads County drowned at a pond near Sturgis in Meads County the first drowning of the year.
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Meads County
Odd Fellows Rebekahs Elect Amid State Gathering
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held sessions as a five day state gathering neared close with officer elections and entertainment. Nearly 700 attended with six candidates conferred and Grand Lodge officers elected including A R Hurst and Fred Carpenter Jr. Invitations were extended for the 1934 Grand Lodge session in Sioux Falls and Pierre.
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Lyn J. Irwin
Des Moines
Grand Sire
Methodist Church
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Pierre
A. R. Hurst
Dupree
Fred Carpenter
Sovereign Grand Lodge
W. J. Rowland
Gary
Miles E. Peck
Dell Rapids
L. E. Stoddard
Machinists Refuse Mediation In Bay Area Strike
AFL machinists on strike at 11 San Francisco bay shipyards reject a mediation offer from their union leader. Harvey W. Brown urged return to work but strikers left without committing, as defense contracts valued at 500 million dollars hang in limbo.
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National Defense Mediation Board
Washington
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Violent quake recorded by Jena Observatory near Iran
The Jena observatory logged a strong earthquake yesterday at 1 15 pm and scientists said the tremor originated south of the Caspian Sea in northwestern Iran.
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Jena Observatory
Caspian Seca
Iran
Persie
German Pressure Tightens Via Treaty on Turkey and Russia
The War Today notes new German pressure exercised through a treaty affecting Turkey and Russia. Editor’s note: Dewitt Mazzig is away. Fred Vanderschmidt continues the report from the British in the Near East. The treaty blocks the last usable route for Western access to Russia.
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Russia
Dewitt Maczig
Fred Vanderschmidt
Near East
Germany asks U.S. to remove consular officials
Berlin reports Germany orders all American consular and Amex employees removed from its territory by July 1 in retaliation for a prior U.S. action. The United States seeks safe conduct for German officials as Roosevelt's July 10 deadline looms.
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iThe
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U. S
Washington
Great Britain
Young Republicans Conclave Highlights Nebraska Governor
Aberdeen program ends with Governor Griswold urging GOP self reliance and leadership to point out Democratic shortcomings. Banquet speakers include Gordon Allott and Governor Harlan Bushfield praising Young Republicans work. Open meeting features Kenneth Wheery and college Republicans leaders. London 102 Oxford University grants President Roosevelt the honorary Doctor of Civil Law.
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Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Griswold
Gordon Allott
Lamar
Colo
National Republican Federation
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Allott
Bushfield
South Dakota
Kenneth S. Wheery
Nebeaaka Rep
Blicass Bowers McKee Chicago
College Republicans
London
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Germans Eye New War Front After Turkey Pact
Dispatches say Finland mobilizes and curtails civilian traffic as Russia masss troops near its border. German Turkish accord fuels fears of a big move either against Soviet Russia or toward the Suez while British and Turkish sources warn of mounting tensions and possible open conflict.
Turkey Germany pact alters East war dynamics in Ankara
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler’s regime binds Turkey for ten years with a non aggression and mutual consultation pact. Franz Von Papen and Turkish Foreign Minister Suku Saracoglu signed in Ankara while Britain and the United States ambassadors were said to know. The accord tightens territorial respect and sets consultation as the method for disputes with two protocols aimed at trade and press radio relations. Analysts say it could give Germany leeway in the East and affect war dynamics with Russia and Britain watching closely.
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