Antarctic May Contain Vast Mineral Wealth
Sydney reports Australians show unusual interest in Antarctica as claims by the United States are debated amid talk of vast mineral wealth. Sir Douglas Mawson leads a forthcoming expedition, with scientists hinting knowledge of a mineral treasure store and a possible British government awareness.
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Antarctic
Sydney
United States
South Pole
Australia
Douglas Mawson
Antarctica
Alaska
Soldiers Busy in Field Work at State Vale Grounds
Two battalions of engineers camped at the State Vale grounds map an extensive field operation schedule. Major J. Ray Fridley commands the first battalion as they rehearse advance guards at the airport. Major R. R. Palien leads the second in explosives, demolition, and bridge work. A guard mount is set for 4 45 PM and a retreat parade at 5 30 PM. Morning inspections follow, with Sunday at home for the regiment and a 3 30 PM parade before the grand stand.
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State Vale Grounds
147Th Field Artillery
Mitchell
J. Ray Fridley
Fair
R. R. Palien
Lead
Barto
Lewis
Ligut
F. Siegfriedt
Huron Women Learn Army Kitchen Routines
Huron women observe daily soldier cooking during a morning inspection of seven kitchens at the 109th engineers encampment. At 9 am medical detachment checks sanitation gear ration components while officers explain meal prep. Club heads appoint delegates. Mrs E B Feige leads the state League group with Don Medbery and others in attendance.
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109Th Engineers
EB. W. Feige
State League of Women Voters
Don Medbery
G. A. McArthur
Irving Grawford
George Longstaff
Feige
Fresh Waters Kill Oysters Across Mobile Bay Area
Flooding from record rains has freshened oyster beds in Mobile Bay Alabama, likely delaying restoration to 1933. Officials estimate 250 000 barrels of shells needed and propose 50 000 to restock. spawning grounds may be set along the Alabama coast.
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Washington
Mobile Bay
Ala
Bureau of
Bay
Congress
Albama
Galsoff
Dauphin Bay
Hyde Points To Farm By-Products Profitable Uses
Secretary Hyde argues farm by products are as much a farming business as main crops and urges organizations to engage in by products research. He cites examples and says cooperative groups should take an active interest in commercial and industrial utilization of farm outputs.
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Washington
Hyde
National Republic
Mus
Exoneration in Truck Driver Killing Case
Minneapolis reports that Charles W. Pugsley of Brookings South Dakota is cleared of blame in the death of a truck driver near Shakopee Scott County. Details note injuries to Pugsley and his wife from the incident and mention a truck purchase by Leviton’s produce dealer prior to the event.
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Pugsley
Minneapolis
Charles W.pugsley
Brookings
S D
South College
Shakopee
Minster
Scott
Leviton
Ley
Potatoes Dug Up in a Huron Plot Revival
A fragmentary report notes potatoes taken from Bardens in Huron revived by an unnamed group. The garbled text suggests a local mystery or prank involving harvests and a noted location in Huron with unclear details.
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Bardens
Baptist Minister Arrives at Ebeneezer Church in Northwest City
A Baptist minister arrives to take charge at Ebeneezer Church in the northwest part of the city. The ceremony marks a new chapter for the congregation as leadership changes take effect.
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Adi Isto
Het Baptist Huré
Meeting closes in Huron this afternoon
Hundreds of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs gathered in Huron for the state annual session. Attendance peaked at 2,500 with broad activities. next year the gathering will be in Mitchellkins. Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly announced appointive officers and conducted installations and resolutions.
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Odd Fellows
Huron
Odd Fellowship
Mitchellkins
Grand Lodge
Rebekah
Vermillion
Baldwin
Dupree
Britton
A. H. Court
Grand Guardian
George Zoll
Grand Herald
Edna’ Rogittalds
Central
Sioux Falls
Icy Plains
Siberia
Colored Salon Says Tea Was Not About Equality
Representative Oscar De Priest of Illinois denied claims that his wife attended a White House tea to advance social equality. He called the suggestion moonshine and said she was invited as the wife of a congressman, not due to race or party. He accused southern Democrats of seeking political gain in southern states that opposed Al Smith, arguing the move would push Black voters back to the Republicans.
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Washington
Oscar de Priest
Ilinois
White House
Congress
al Smith
Spanish aviator Franco begins Atlantic voyage to New York
Major Ramon Franco and three companions take off from Cartagena at 4 50 p m for the Azores on a first leg toward New York amid plans for a ten day trip not intended to circle the globe. They may stop at Halifax if weather requires.
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Ramon Franco
Azores
Cartagena
Spain
South Atlantic
Azores Islands
New-York
Majo Franco
Tayovalle
Halifax
Major Franco
Globe
Shahi
Palos
Bennos Aires
Argentina
Africa
Cape Verde Islands
Fernando de Noronha
Cowboy Pastor John W Wynn Dies in Hills
The Rev. John W. Wynn age 72 known as the cowboy preacher and early builder of Baptist churches in the vast river region died at his Sturgis home after poor health. Funeral set for 2 p m Monday at the local Baptist church. Born August 11 1857 in Marilou Ohio Wynn came to Sturgis in 1919 and was active in church work across Chalt butte Pedro Ha Kipton and nearby districts. He belonged to the Marion Ohio Sunday school class once organized by former President Harding. Three children survive Kipton Ohio.
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Sturgis
John W. Wynn
Gky
West River
Baptist
Wynn
Chalt‘butte
Pedro
Marilou
Ohio
W. H.wilson
Marion Ohio
Harding
Chalkbutte
Hoover Aide Hurried to Minneapolis After Accident
Assistant to President Hoover Walter Hy Newton rushed to the bedside of his 19-year-old son John Marshall Newton in critical condition after a street car collision late yesterday. Doctors warned amputation might be necessary to save the boy’s life.
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Hoover
Washington
Walter Hy
Newton
Minneapolis
John Marshall
Reduction Plans Loom Larger as Debates on Naval Arms
Washington reports show a widening focus on naval arms reduction. Prime Minister MacDonald and Ambassador Dawes discuss the naval question while Japan signals willingness to back armament reductions. Officials tie disarmament to freedom of the seas, with bets on future treaties and declarations shaping the stance.
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Dawes
MacDonald
Washington
England
Yanaka
Japan
Tokyo
State Department
Stimson
Stylisme Howard
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gibson
League of Nations
Hoover
Ambassador Dawes
London
Barrerest
United States
Seas
Delegate Falls Ill During Lodge Session
Mrs. Mary Bruce newly appointed Princess of the Laly Muscovites was reported resting comfortably after becoming seriously ill from heart trouble during the Lady Muscovite meeting last night. She had long been troubled by heart ailments.
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Mary Bruce
Weather Summary for Huron and South Dakota
Cloudy conditions persist in Huron tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Partly cloudy skies expected further south in South Dakota with mild fluctuations and no significant precipitation.
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Huron
South
Dakota
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Hot Springs
A. G. “Williams
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Roy
Overhor
Shostrom
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