Mellon Aids Moratorium Plan Amid European Talks
Secretary Mellon travels from England to France as part of efforts to settle the wartime debt and reparations moratorium. The United States seeks broad acceptance from major powers, with France proposing counter terms while other nations express sympathy. U S leaders push credit talks to bolster Germany's economy.
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Hoover
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France
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United States
Great Britain
Italy
Austria
Bulgaria
Weather forecast notes increasing clouds tonight
Weather notes show cloudiness rising tonight with no precipitation then Friday. Temperature changes expected but specifics are unclear and may include mild fluctuations.
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Haros
Beuth Dakota
Towa Hardest Hit By Extreme Heat
Extreme heat cripples the Midwest with 105 degree readings in Waterloo and near state records. Three men and a baby die as crops burn, while Minnesota cools and Missouri endures fatalities. Nebraska reports four drownings as heat dominates the region. New drought relief comes to the Northwest with light rains aiding Washington to North Dakota, though Georgia and the South still face moisture shortages and dry conditions.
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Legion Plans Annual Picnic This Evening
American Legion members hold their annual picnic tonight in a river bottom grove south of the fox farm. The program features horse shoes and baseball with other games. About 100 to 180 people are expected to attend.
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Bobby Jones to Play in Johnny Walker Cup Matches
Bobby Jones, renowned golfer, will compete at Scioto Country Club in Columbus today in the Johnny Walker cup matches under his own name. Earlier reports suggested he might use an alias.
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Bobby Jones
Columbus
Ohio
Scioto Country Club
Bank editor warns Russia aims to destroy America
James E. Clark of New York editor of the American Bankers Association Journal told about 20 South Dakota bankers that Russia plans to undermine the United States through commercial warfare. He compared the threat to Rome's fall and urged sacrifice to defend national honor against Soviet aims.
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New York
American Bankers Association Journal
America
Russia
South Dakota Bankers Association
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Rome
Goa
South Dakota
KR. & Driscoll
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Lead
W. H. Wrei
Commercial State Bank
Wagner
Don W. DaVey
Farmers State Bank
Westport
Juans Of Mexico Hold Annual Bath To Music
In Mexico City on June 5 the Juana of Mexico observed the annual bath day with public bath houses and pools filled as men named John joined the water. Orchestras played and baths were festively decorated while sports, banquets, and army celebrations marked St. John’s Day for the Mexican doughboy known as the Juan.
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Juana
Mexico
John
Juans
Americans Growl At Income Taxes
Washington June 5 The article notes that most Americans accept the income tax with minimal protest. It states the internal revenue service collects 24 of 25 taxes without contest while the occasional grumble leads taxpayers to seek redetermination of the amount due.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Board of Tax Appeals
Farm Board May Reexamine Wheat Policy Amid Midwest Clamor
Midwestern demands push the Farm Board to revisit its wheat sales policy as Chairman Stone returns from Iowa. Administration circles expect possible talks with President Hoover, while critics seek a firmer pledge against a yearlong sales. Hyde travels west and backs the current stance as traders raise letters of support for the policy. The Stabilization Corporation reportedly holds over 200 million bushels of wheat as grain futures officials converge on Washington for year-end conferences.
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Farm Board
Sitone
Iowa
Hoover
White House
Hyde
West
Stone
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Department of Agriculture
County Treasurers Convene in AERDERN Three Day Meet
South Dakota County Treasurers gather for the three day convention in AERDERN. William Dew state auditor O P Engstrom commissioner of schools and public lands A Goodhope state treasurer speak. James M Campbell of Lawrence presides. Mayor L N Douglas to welcome at banquet. Friday features motor vehicle administration discussions and state department views by E Goff B B Danielson Jay Robar Alma Lynott Johnson.
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South Dakota
William Dew
O. P. J. Engstrom
A. ©. Goodhope
James M. Campbell
Lawrence County
L N. Douglas
State Department
E. & Goff
B. B. Danielson
Jay Robar
Alma Lynott Johnson
Pat Flaherty Case Heads Toward Jury Verdict Late Friday
Ed L Pat Flaherty denies knowing victim Charles Eyestone and asserts alibi In North Platte Neb while prosecutors connect him to a poker game robbery in Eyestones apartment The defense recalls Johannes Kliewer to identify Flahertys father and the elder Flaherty faces questioning as trial nears conclusion in circuit court
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Charles Eyestone
Huron
Flaherty
Eyestone
North Platte
Neb
Alcohal
Edward L
Pat) Pishecty
North Platte, Neb
Kilewer
Johannes Kilewer
Stockham
Farmer
Joe Kirby
P. J. Fisherty
Cody Hotel
Kliewer
Pat Flaherty
Fred Lybarger
Shenandoah
Iowa
Publicity Critique of Dwight Morrow Degrees Draws Fire
Beverly Hills columnist lampoons Dwight Morrow for collecting many degrees from various universities. He argues universities overstate credentials for publicity, comparing it to earlier era headlines driven by saloons and circuses. He cites the era of institutional publicity and questions the value of numerous degrees.
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Cal
Dwight Morrow
Moreniversities
Mr. Morrow
Fliers Land In Germany After World Flight Shortfall
Otto Hillig and Holger Hoims forced to land at Krefeld Germany after failing to reach Copenhagen from Newfoundland Their restart for the Danish capital followed a 32 hour flight Their venture sits among multiple Atlantic preparations as Post and Gatty push toward Moscow and Berlin precedes further legs of the world circle flight
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Roosevelt Field
Post
Gat[Hy
George Endrest
Sandor Magyar
Hungary
Clyde Banghorn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Russell Boardman
American Legion
John Poland
Paris
Ruth Nichols
St. John
New Brunswick
Gatty Falls Asleep In Bath At Berlin Airdrome
Berlin June 25 Its uneasy night for Harold Gatty of the Post and Gatty flying team as he dozed in a bath tub at Templehof Airdrome attendants rescued him and sent him to bed The story notes possible transcontinental relay route through Cleveland Chicago Omaha Cheyenne Salt Lake City for future air service plans.
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Tempelhof
Globe
New York
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Eny
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Templehof
California
Cuptain Hawks
Cleveland
Chicago
Omaha
Cheyenne
Salt Latce City
Truck License Fee Fight Heads to Supreme Court
South Dakota’s Supreme Court will hear tomorrow whether the new truck license fee law is legally referable. Attorney General M Q Sharpe for Mrs C E Coyne argues the law is not referable, while B D Mintener assists. Sioux Falls attorneys Biel ski and Fairbank represent the Motor Carriers Association in mandamus actions demanding referenda or cause show.
Fatal Auto Crash Probe Near Belle Fourche
An investigation by Lawrence county officials continues into a car crash between Belle Fourche and Spearfish that killed Florence Caldwell of Alzada Montana and injured Arthur Powers. An inquest begun yesterday resumes today as witnesses are questioned. seven have testified. The body was moved from Belle Fourche to Spearfish for the accident’s county.
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Alzada
Mont
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Here
Spearfish
Lawrence County
Powers
Belle Fourdhs
Stolen Clothing Returned In Mysterious Huron Plot
E. B. Perssons of 1065 Nebraska Ave SW reported 30 suits and other apparel recovered today after a Thieves demanded Persson park his car at a southwest corner spot for an hour. Police pursue several clues as the items were returned following the odd bargain.
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Persson
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