Hoover Expected To Push Debt Moratorium Plan
Washington dispatch reports President Hoover anticipated to urge suspension of war debts and reparations for four years. Congress faces approval hurdles with no immediate plan to cancel debts, while talks with lawmakers continue and Secretary Mellon coordinates with foreign governments.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Hoover
Thore
Mellon
London
Central West
Germany
United States
Treasury
Geneva
Parity Cloudy Weather Forecast Across Regions
Readable weather note notes cloudy conditions for the area with mixed details. South Dakota weather expected to be mostly fair tonight and tomorrow with a cooler night ahead in eastern parts.
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South Dakota
Inday
Park Department Builds Sprinkler for City Kiddies
Winter Park unveils a large sprinkler at Sixth street and Oregon avenue near the water tower. If rain does not arrive by 4:30 PM, children will enjoy a cooling spray from the coal-er unit connected to a fire hose, covering about 50 feet in diameter. Robert Fair, parks superintendent, cites Tulsa as a model for daily summer use.
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Huron Kiddies
Park Department
Sixth Street
Oregon Avenue
Winter Park
Robert Fair
Tulsa
Okla
Pope Says World Is Backing Him In Persecution
Pope Pius told ecclesiastical students that almost the entire world backs him in the church persecution between church and Haly. He called the situation grave and said no accord is in sight and negotiations have not begun. He cited unrest and intensified surveillance in Italy and said the Catholic world is with the pope.
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Vatican City
Pius
Church
Haly
Italy
Mexico
Russia
Barnhart Fate In Hands Of Jury In South Dakota Case
In Lake Andes on June 2 to 4 the trial of Emmett Barnhart, Wegner farmer, for murder in the February shooting of Arthur Goodenough and paras Ted Reynolds to whom Barnhart allegedly objected, entered a second day of deliberations after the jury failed to reach a verdict. Prosecution witnesses argued Barnhart and Reynolds clashed and tried to force entry while defense contended Reynolds pressed toward Barnhart’s house where a school girl roomed.
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Barnhart
Lake Andes
Emmett Barnhart
Wegner Farmer
Arthur Goodenough
Paras
Ted Reynolds
Reynolds
Supreme Court declines to intervene in strike dispute
The South Dakota Supreme Court has declined to interfere in Rapid City’s labor dispute with Warren Lamb Lumber. A writ of prohibition against Judge H. R. Hanley in contempt proceedings related to an injunction was denied, though Hanley has dismissed the proceedings. Will G. Robinson, Pierre attorney, filed the action for W. N. Dawson.
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Supreme Court
Pierre
South Dakota
Rapid City
Warren Lamb Lumber Company
H. R. Hanley
Hanley
Will G. Robinson
W. N. Dawson
Ruth Nichols Finalizes Plane Prep For Transatlantic Flight
Ruth Nichols completed a late night preflight check in the airplane set for an Atlantic attempt. The shipper Hosalind carried extra parachutes, spare wheels, clothing, a berograph, oars for a rubber boat, and other gear to Newfoundland. Mechanics continued repairs after Thursday’s landing at the municipal airport, delaying the departure to at least Monday.
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Ruth Nichols
New York
Atlantic
Maw Foundland
Miss Nichols
DO-X Completes Eng Night Flight to Rio de Janeiro Harbor
The boat DO-X completed its engine night flight from Altenrhein Switzerland and landed in Rio de Janeiro harbor at 1253 p.m. June 9. The voyage carried $352.0 50 in unspecified currency.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Altenrhein
Switzerland
Ed Decker Guilty Of Grand Larceny In Beadle County Case
Ed Decker, a northern Beadle county farmer, was found guilty of grand larceny for which a maximum 10 year term in the state penitentiary is possible. Judge Alva E. Taylor will pronounce sentence July 6. The verdict followed a three hour jury deliberation after evidence linked Decker to stealing three hogs from the Lake Byron Mennonite colony.
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Ed Decker
Beadle County
Alva E. Taylor
Decker
Lake Byron
J. H. Eves
Pratch
Canadian flier crosses English Channel by glider
Lieut. Lissant Beardmore, a Canadian flier and inventor, becomes the first to cross the English Channel in a glider. Taking off from Lympne Airdrome in England, he rose to 12,000 feet behind a pursuing aircraft, glided toward France at sixty miles per hour, and landed at Stinglevert near Calais amid an all successful flight despite extreme cold.
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English Channel
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
France
Lissant Beardmore
Lympne Airdrome
England
French
Stinglevert
Calais
Canada
Lieut. Beardmore
Robert Kronfeld
Mrs Hill On Way To Another Title
A brief item notes Mrs Hill progressing toward another title. A deposit on square yard of pavement is mentioned, outlining a small local detail tied to the event. The fragment suggests ongoing effort and civic engagement around a naming or recognition project.
Paper Hanger Can't Catch Watch Thief
MINNEAPOLIS June 2 6 Gunnar Ledstrom, a paper hanger, had his watch stolen while he worked. He was too tangled in paste and brush to chase the thief, who slipped in during the hanging.
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Minneapolis
Gunnar Ledstrom
Lindstrom
Goodman Leading Bolstad At Turn In Trans-Mississippi Final
Johnny Goodman of Omaha holds a one up lead over Lester Bolstad of St Paul at the 18th hole on a rain soaked day at the Golden Valley Golf Club. Goodman finished with a one over par 37 on the outward nine and led Bolstad two holes early in the 36 hole final.
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Golden Valley Golf Club
Minneapolis
Colliss
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Lester Bolstad
St. Paul
Goodman
Bolstad
Bolssad
7 Year Old Child In Brookings Drowns
Brookings June 2 After an all night search the body of Lawrence Johnson 17 year old son of Mr and Mrs George B Johnson Brookings was recovered in about seven feet of water at the Midway Park bathing beach on the Sioux River west of here The boy had left in the afternoon to set an uncle in the country and go to Midway When he failed to appear a search was started Attendants at Midway did not remember a bay answering his description at the beach He was believed to have gone to the lake alone and slipped from the steps while playing in the water.
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Brookings
Lawrence Johnson
George B. Johnson
Midway Park
Sioux River
Here
Midway
Rotarians Gather For Vienna Meeting
In Vienna 3600 Rotarians have gathered for the International Convention, with 1400 from North America and 709 from Great Britain. The program includes opera galas, receptions, tours, and discussions on world issues. A key resolution urges adoption of an international language in schools and a survey of textbooks to report misleading information about other nations.
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Vienna
North America
Great Britain
Rotary Clubs
Property Loss In Minnesota Heavy Twisters Hit Hard
Tornado winds damaged farms and buildings across Minnesota with false reports of Albert Lea deaths corrected. Elk River storm misidentified as a tornado, Twin Lakes barn, silo, canary, and cattle pens destroyed. Hartland church and Peter Hanson home leveled. Rain and wind reached Iowa and Wisconsin, Kenned iron and telephone lines disrupted. Heat wave across the Midwest caused numerous deaths and crop fears amid severe storms.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Fairmont
Minn
Albert Lea
Elk River
Twin Cities
Twin Lakes
Lionel Andersen
Hartland
Synod Lutheran Church
Peter Hanson
Forest City
Iowa
North Branch
Anderson Auto Co
Merchants State Bank
Zeta Oil Co
Chicago
Middle West
Wisconsin
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Oklahoma
Smark
Michigan
Columbus
Cleveland
Bellaire
Dayton
Indiana
Wlinois
Missouri
Mimsouri
Springflee
Lake Michigan
Windy City
Slowx City
Bureau
Nebraska
Omaha
Eau Claire
Wis
Cherokee
Altus
Kansas
Emporia
Atlantic
South
Madison
Sioux
Falls
Gunne
Medion
South Dakota
Wesington
Huron
Braves Win First Of Twin Bill From Cards
Boston Braves defeat St Louis 5 to 1 in the first game of a twin bill. Cardinals manage four hits off Boston starter Biam and Kaufman as Boston bats explode for 14 hits. Mancuso, Ghem, and Srohrer contribute key hits as Philadelphia? (text damaged)
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Braves
Boston
Juma
Boston Braves
St Louis
Cardinals
Bham
Keufman
St. Louis
UL Ghem
Kaufman
Mancuso
Zachery
Srohrer
Storm Tornado Wipes Out Farm Buildings South Of City
A 35 minute tornado swept south of Wessington causing extensive farm damage. Eight building groups were razed or damaged, livestock killed, and crops ruined. one minor injury reported as Eunice Lichie, 19, was knocked unconscious while rescuing chickens. Nearby towns saw hail and rain with light overall damage.
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Wellington
Wessington
Eunice
Mike Lichie
Miller
De-Long
St. Lawrence
Leo Lichte
Louie Yenacke
Marion Diekholm
Yenacke
Angie Chaffee
Huron
Louie
Edward Yenacke
Hay Jones
Diekhoff
John Peterson
Henry Moller
Herb Wedge
Isaac Laka
Herbert Rombough
Huron Receives 53 Inch of Rain Amid Storm Damage
The storm drenched Huron and surrounding areas with heavy rain and hail, cutting power to the business district, destroying multiple farms, and causing livestock losses. Rain totals varied widely across counties with Sioux Falls and Mitchell reporting inches, while Wessington and nearby towns saw extensive crop and property impact. Weather officials noted little crop damage overall despite deflection from normal rainfall and exceptionally hot conditions earlier in the week.
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Haiti
Huron
M. E. Blystone
Northwestern Public Service Company
Small Twister
Mitchell
KGDA
Sioux Falls
Renner
Spencer
Centerville
Madison
Brookings
Garretson
Alexandria
Salem
Arlington
Woonsocket
Wessington Springs
Marion
Tyndall
Yankton
Springfield
Kimball
Crafton
Neb
Pipestone
Minn
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Pat) Flaherty
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