Showers Bring Moisture Boost to Central South Dakota Farmers
A Wednesday night shower spread across Huron and western South Dakota, adding about 0.21 inch in parts and lifting rye and other small grains. Alfalfa and lawns benefited, with farmers forecasting further rain for wheat and more summer crops. Huron area reports noted varied rainfall with higher totals west to Blunt and Wolsey, while the eastern outskirts saw lighter totals. Weather officials expect occasional thundershowers tonight and Friday with little temperature change.
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Huron
Wessington Springs
Woonsocket
Weatercay
Mary
B. Ke
Laskowski
Dakota
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Torkay
C. & Newlings
Clunt
Blunt
Wolsey
Carthoxe
Shuteen
Howard
Roswell
Quaner
Point North
Nort
Mansfield
Redfield
Gettysburg
Frankfort
Turton
Henry
Jerald
State Weather Bureau
Farmers Welcome Rainfall Across Eastern South Dakota
June 21 report from Sioux Falls notes widespread rains easing crop stress after a period of excessive heat. rainfall reached up to 1.74 inches at Garretton with lighter totals elsewhere, boosting farmer optimism despite continued dry pockets in other parts of the state.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Garretton
Germans Liable To Service For State
Berlin June 2. Field Marshal Hermann Goering announced that from July 1 all German men and women will be liable for temporary labor service for the state regardless of profession. Suitable occupations will be assigned under government contracts with pay not below usual wages. Unemployment had fallen to about 0.3 million by May end while employed numbers rose to about 20.5 million, leaving few reserves for essential store services.
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Berlin
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Arnold Johnson Pleads Innocent in Minneapolis Labor Slaying
Arnold R. Johnson, who confessed to killing William S. Brown, pleaded innocent to a second murder indictment in district court. Judge E A Montgomery set July 7 for demurrer or motion to quash. no bail was set. Johnson remained silent, jailed after arraignment as the grand jury announced a three week probe into Brown's death and continued the inquiry with the jurors seeking more facts.
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Arnold Johnson
Minneapolis
Arnold R. Johnson
William S. “Bit Brown
General Drivers’ Union
E. A. Montgomery
Johnson
Neil Mughes
Dermur
Punty
Brown
Holt apologizes for Knox speech in West Virginia
Governor Homer A. Holt of West Virginia apologized for inviting Frank Knox to speak at a banquet after Knox accused the federal administration of running a propaganda machine to blame business for the mood. Holt said he favored free speech but noted the host’s hospitality and the scandal over a non political speaker.
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Knox
Holt
West Virginia
Winte Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Homer A. Holt
Frank Knox
Chicago
National Editorial Association
Timber Lake approves $20,000 bond for new school
Timber Lake voters pass a 20,000 bond to fund a new school building by a 433 to 30 margin. The project, already authorized as a WPA undertaking, has an estimated 300,000 total cost with part of the expense to be provided by the federal government.
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Timber Lake
Jones
Hutton and Count Seek Patchup in Custody Clash
London reports say Barbara Hutton took court steps to restrain her Danish husband Count Haugwitz-Reventlow over custody of their two year old Lance. In Paris the couple's families sought a reunion while Scotland Yard prepared to serve papers. The dispute centers on safeguarding the boy and potential inheritance estimates surround Lance. Baron Horder attends to the Countess amid nerves as authorities monitor the situation.
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Lance Haugwita-Reventley
Countess Biuy
wia-RevenWuw
Haugwits-Reventi
London
Barbara Hutton Haugwite-Revantlow
Paris
Woolworth
Count Court Haugwitz- Feventlow
Franklyn Hulton
United States
Lance
Monsion
Regent's Park
Baron Horder
Little Lance
Scotland Yard
Croydon
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Houmwile
Ik Bna Beer
Mie Coentoss
Tieats
Accident Victims Gaining Improvement in Hospital
Improvement reported in condition of Robert Burdette and Marcella Nelson Bryant after a head on crash near De Smet on highway 14 Wednesday morning. Nelson shows brain concussion but growing consciousness as fractures and severe cuts heal. other car driver Tom Thompson and remaining occupants suffer minor injuries.
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Robert Burdette
Arlington
Marcella Nelson
Bryant
Nce
de Smet
Misa Nelson
Nelson
Tom ‘Thomps
D Smet
Highway 14
Huron Band Concert Listed By Christensen Director
Huron Municipal Band presents a Thursday program directed by Christensen with J W Campbell at Park. The concert features marches and overtures including The Mandator Whisper Waiting For the Sunrise Madamne Shorey and The World is Waiting for the Sunrise plus selections by Nevin and Ethelbert among others.
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Huron
A. Vandercook
Veeseco A. M. Laurens
Lumbyo
Awenen
F. H. Losey
Lockhart
É& Seltz
John Floss
Madamne Shorey
Boys In Borrowed Yacht Detained At Mexican Port
Three Santa Cruz youths age 16 to 17 and their 25 000 yacht were detained by Mexican officials after a 28 hour sea voyage to Puerto Vallarta. Owner Lew K Foote plans to fly there as a telegram from Vallarta confirmed the ship is not stolen and that the boys are held by authorities.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Hays
Here
Lew K. Foote
Puerto Vallarta
Lester Bisley
Lyle Tarn
James Henninger
William Grace
Eisley
Miss Conway's Body Recovered After Train Disaster
The body of Valeria M. Conway of Omaha, formerly Huron, was recovered after the Milwaukee Road Olympian plunged into Custer Creek near Miles City. Nine people remained missing as 40 bodies were found. Conway’s remains were identified and will be brought to Huron for burial beside her parents.
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Valeria M. Conway
Omaha
Huron
Custer Creek
Miles City
Mont
Miss Conway
Merrill D. Conway
Simmons Avenue
Biss Conway
Hur~ton
Montana
Austin
Wallace
Dakota Division
The
C. & N. W. Railroad Company
Valeria Conway
Yellowstone River
Margery Cinncy
Bloomington
Clancy
Same
Lillian Erickscount Vernon
Wash
Randolph Perkins
Washington
Joyce Kaskie
Mitchell
Don J. Hansloom
New York City
Dorothy de Beer
Stone City
W. H. Range
Atlanta
Fannie Bevery
Mobile
William Emma de Thier
Helena
Chicago
Marilyn Piteghaar
Your Name is a Good Salesian Ad Insight
Fragmentary notice discusses a sales or rental advertisement and underscores honesty and piety as core values. The text reflects promotional intent and assurance of backing up the article, noting readiness to support the item for sale or room rental.
New Peace Efforts Reported In Spanish And Oriental Wars
The AP notes vague moves toward halting the Spanish and Oriental wars. China's year of conflict nears July 7 with Japan announcing a retrenchment and control plan. Spanish insurgents gain on Valencis and weigh a move on Barcelona. Talks center on mediation and removal of foreign fighters to speed accords in Britain Italy.
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Associated Press
China
Japan
Hankow
Madrid
Barcelona
Transocean
Wang Chung-Hui
Spain
Britain
Friedsh
Italy
Europe
Brewers Oppose High Point Beer Meeting At Aberdeen Favors 3.2 Beer
In Aberdeen on June 23 a group of about 150 beer dealers from seven northern South Dakota counties met to push a reform agenda. They voted to eliminate high-point beer from bar sales and keep only 3.2 beer, arguing current laws entice drinkers with nonpalatable beer of higher alcohol content. John Dorsey of Huron and Ton Ryan of Pierre spoke for the reform effort, urging unity to obtain laws restricting beer to the 3.2 variety.
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Aberdeen
Noah Webster
South Dakota
John Dorsey
Huron
South Dakota Wholesale and Retail Beer Dealers Association
Ton Ryan
Pierre
V F W Encampment To Bring 1000 Here Next Week
The eighth annual Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary encampment in Huron runs June 26 to 23 with four days of events. National figures Guy Du Vang and National Commander Scott P. Squyer are scheduled, plus memorial services and a reunion of the 2nd Machine Gun Battalion Association.
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V.F. W
Veterans of Foreign, Wara and Auxiliary
Huron
Guy du Vang
Scott P. Squyrer
Oklahoma City
M2nd Machine Gun Battalion Association
Wayne J. Wisor
V. FW
Publication ban fight over German espionage probe
June 24 New York. Prosecutor says printing Turrell articles would hamper ongoing inquiry into German espionage. Four spy suspects plead not guilty as a show cause hearing on restraining the New York Post proceeds. U S attorney argues censorship would obstruct justice while publisher defends press freedom.
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New York
Leon G. Turrou
Chieh
Whay
Turrey
Federal Building
New York Post
Turrell
M Gennow
United States
Lamar Hardy
Post
Hardy
Administration of Justice
Tim
U. S
John W. Burke
Eugene Untermyer
J. David Stern
John L McNeil Publisher Dies In Wessington
WESSINGTON June 23 Special John L McNeil publisher of the Wessington Enterprise died at his home about noon after a period of failing health He remained active in his editorial work until this morning He is survived by his father W S McNeil of Huron and two brothers Will and Clyde of Wessington Funeral services had not been arranged by this afternoon.
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Wessington
John L McNeil
Wessington Enterprise State Jxit
McNeil
W. S. McNeil
Huron
Will
Clyde McNeill
Defending Champion Leads in State Amateur Golf Quarters
MVUA FALLS June 2 47 George Bartling Brookings leads Fred Lauer Sioux Falls in first round of 36 hole match day two as state amateur golf tournament moves to quarter finals at Minnehaha Country Club Jack Kahler Sioux Falls trail John Barton Minnehaha Club veteran by five holes while John Ruchette Deadwood leads Clarence Bangs Rapid City 65 sub par yesterday George Baptie Sioux Falls 70 2 up on Jack Ruh Watertown Rachelle I shot 72 morning round See sport page for earlier play TOURS France June 23 Seven Army fliers perish in crash of twin engine plane during night training flight bodies of five officers and others found in wreckage
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Mvua Falls
George Bartling
Brookings
Fred Lauer
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha Country Clu
Bartling
Jte
Minnehaha Club
Jack Kahler
John Barton
Young Kahbler
Barton
John Ruchette
Deadwood
Clarence Bangs
Rapid City
George Baptie
Jack Ruh
Watertown
Rachelle I
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