Nations pull ships from Spain patrol as crisis grows
Germany and Italy ordered warships from the international non intervention patrol, signaling a new Spanish Civil War crisis. Britain and France refused to join a German driven naval demonstration, while Berlin said ships would stay within non intervention limits but move away to avert further tension.
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Italy
Spain
Britain
Prince
France
Leipzig
Mediterranean
Anthony I Tald
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Berlin
New York American to stop daily edition
Hearst paper to end daily morning cycle on Friday and continue as a Sunday paper. The American will consolidate with the New York Journal in the evening and with the New York Mirror in the morning fields. The Mirror is a tabloid.
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Morning Field
New York
William Randolph Hearst
New York Americca
The
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New York Journal
New York Mirror
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Jours
Weather Outlook for South Dakota and Huron Area
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with occasional threats of unsettled weather. Cooler tonight and in western and central portions Thursday. In Huron and vicinity partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with periods of threat, weaker winds Thursday.
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South Dakota
Huron
Veterans and Promoters Involve Five Year Boxing Pact
VP Mike Jacobs announced a renewal with Joe Louis granting exclusive boxing rights for the next five years, offering four title fights annually. He also disclosed a three year contract with Braddock for a dethroned champion’s action, signaling major post bout planning.
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Chicago
Mike Jacobs
New York
Joe Louis
Jacobs
Braddock
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Louis Defeats Braddock in Eight Round KO
A local audience weighs in on the Louis Braddock title bout. Albert Mallenas and others praise Louis’s youth and power, while Braddock’s endurance is noted as insufficient. Reported reactions describe Louis as a future champion with potential against Schmeling. Braddock is commended for a solid effort.
Life's Like This Arm For Peace Rev. Mediates Dog Fight
Lincoln report: Rev. Rayne Hunt tries to mediate a dog fight and breaks his arm. The dogs are unhurt. The odd tale sits among other light items from the era. Duluth mystery: two boys unearth a thousand dollars in old U S gold coins under a porch. Des Moines dairy: extra cow joins the herd after a count.
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Lincoln
Neb
Rayne Hunt
Duluth
Minn
United States
Donald Haglund
Teddy Tedor
Des Moines
Champion Hay Pitcher Hod Counts Story
A comic reminiscence recalls Uncle Hod as the hay pitching champion of Crawford Counts. The tale contrasts hard work with idle wealth, noting Hod’s stamina in hot sun. Bob Burns appears as a banking cousin with a lighter role in the banter about labor and fortune.
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Crawford
Aun
Ted
Tseid
Grasshopper bait shipments to Beadle County begin
Beadle County officials announce first poison bait shipments of 1H tons to combat a grasshopper scourge. County Agent L L Ladd says a mixing station will prepare bait for distribution across the county with a goal of prompt field spread by farmers, aided by federal agencies but not in spreading.
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L. L. Ladd
Thuradsy
Agendea
The
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Ladd
Cmp Fabon
Associated Press
Rapid City
Huron
Redfield
Aberdeen
Mercury Tops Century Mark as Heat Grips Plains
The region endures a blistering spell with many locales topping 100 degrees. Huron reached a season high of 104 after noon, matching yesterday’s 104, while other cities like Phoenix 104 and Dodge City 100 reported similarly fierce heat. Pierre hit 103 as Sioux Falls logged the hottest day of the year at 99.
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Mercury
B. R. Laskowski
State Weather Bureau
Northwest
Dodge City
Kansas
Phoenix
Ariz
Salt Lake City
Valentine
Neb
Pierce
Rapid City
Williston
N. D
Fairfax
S. D
Sioux Falls
Pierre Pierre
Pierre
Barrymores Plan To Be Remarried Soon
Hollywood reports a dramatic reunion as Barrymore and Elaine were seen together at a railroad station. They hailed their reconciliation, dismissed the divorce decree as meaningless, and announced plans to marry again soon amid a demonstrative public show. Edna Jacobs, Elaine’s mother, echoed the sentiment, saying the couple appeared very happy.
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Hollywood
Hing Barrymores
John
Elaine
Miss Barrie
Barrymore
Bartia
Mia
Edna Jacobs
Jensen Seeks Special Appropriation for Justice Claims
Governor Jensen said he will ask the next South Dakota legislature to create a special appropriation to pay valid claims against the state department of justice and public safety before the May 8 writ prohibiting agency funds. He urges payment of pre writ debts in good faith despite lack of prior appropriation. An audit of the justice department was ordered by the executive.
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Jensen
South Dakota
State Department of Justice and Public Safety
Supreme Court
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Three Convicted In Bank Night Fraud Case
Rapid City jury returns guilty verdicts for Jo Marnette Jr and three others in Pennington County Circuit Court. One acquitted. Fraud alleged from a bank night event at a local theater earlier this year. Officials and theater staff helped arrest suspects during the show.
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Rapid City
Pennington County
Jo Marnette, Jr
Deadwood
Paul Mallon
A. J. Curtis
DeMille Accused Of Tax Evasion
Washington June 3 government tax chief accuses Cecil B. DeMille of using a personal holding company to evade surtaxes. Commissioner Guy T. Helvering testified to a joint tax inquiry that DeMille formed a corporation dominated by himself and paid him far less than his value as a director. Premier Paul Van Zeeland meets Roosevelt on international matters. Senate panel considers enlarging the Supreme Court to 11 justices with one from each circuit and a chief justice.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
de Mille
S Joint Congressional Committee
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
Roosevelt
Alan N. Jordan
Ohl Valley Conservation and Flood Control Congress
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Army
Senate Judiciary
Supreme Court
Mt Mone ‘Ay
Intent Revenue Bureau
Four Steel Heads Are Called In For By The Associated Press
Cleveland report on the steel strike details mediation efforts led by Roosevelt, with four major corporations facing union charges. National guards in the Mahoning Valley tighten the footprint as talks aim to avert a costly, nationwide shutdown.
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Okeless Starke
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Steer
Cambria
Johnstown
Youngstown
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Inland Steel
Smale
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Ralph E. Elser
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Bridges
New Hampshire
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Senate
Philip Murray
See
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Neaders
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
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