Temperatures Dip After Record June Heat In South Dakota
North Dakota and South Dakota faced a heat wave with record highs in June. Sioux Falls hit 106 on Thursday, Mitchell reported 111, Huron 107, and Watertown 105 while showers offered limited relief. Forecasters expected cooler conditions tonight and Saturday with scattered rain unlikely to end the drought.
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B. R. Las
Huron
Commussson
Copler
Laskowski
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Watertown
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Pierre
Yankton
Lemmon
Brookings
Salvation
Guards on Duty at Ravine Lake This Week
City officials announce guards will be on duty at Ravine Lake from 1:30 PM to 6 PM this week as the new recreation center opens. Lookouts will precede full supervision next week when the swimming program begins and the 200 foot sand beach will be the permitted area.
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Tavine Park
Don J. Sears
Sears
Loftus H. Ward
Ward
Invel
Jaraet Rives
City Commissioners Call Special Saturday Meeting
City officials plan a Saturday morning session called by Mayor J P Walas to consider WPA projects and a request to transfer a baseball tract to State Director Stephens. The meeting aims to review the special agenda items and related testing details.
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Comralt
Sing
J. P. Walaa
WPA
Basebal Tract
Stephens
Beadle County intensifies grasshopper eradication drive with added bait
Beadle County agencies push more poison bait to combat grasshoppers near Huron. County Commissioner J B McAllister notes three trucks to Faulkion for Bonilla Cavour and Virgil, as County Agent L Ladd distributes bait and warns of risks to livestock if mishandled. He advises water in mixing, thin broadcast, and avoiding spread in low temperatures or windy conditions.
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McAllister
Cavour
Virgil
Bonilla
Faulk County
Ladd
Beadle County
Huron
J. B. McAllister
Faulkion
L. L Ladd
Clune Tae
Meir
Langer Trails Welford in Narrow North Dakota Gubernatorial Race
In North Dakota primary returns from most precincts show Governor Walter Welford ahead of former Governor William Langer by a narrow margin with a possible canvassing board decision pending. Welford led earlier by about 13,000 votes but Langer gained ground as western precincts reported. The outcome may not be decided until the canvass board meets.
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Fargo
Nld
Walter Welford
William Langer
North Dakota
Welford
Langer
Tatest
Wink
Wellford
Raturns
Langerback~ers
Nine finalists named in national nursing convention contest
Nine muses were designated as finalists in the perfect nurse contest at the national biennial nursing convention in Los Angeles. The winner will receive a round trip flight to New York and a position as a United Airlines stewardess. Finalists include Liflisa Rukatad of Florence South Dakota.
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Los Angeles
New ‘York
United Airlines
Seymour Feller
Liflisa
Rukatad
Florence
Farley Declines Question About Resigning Postmaster General
At a Democratic press briefing James A. Farley refused to answer whether he will resign as postmaster general saying No Comment. The exchange followed a question from reporters about his future plans. Farley repeated his non answer as reporters pressed for clarity.
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Fhladelphia
James A. Farley
Accident Victim Identified After Track Discovery
The body of a seriously injured man, tentatively identified as Jack Hemstead, a former Northwestern Public Service employee at Huron, was found beside the tracks near St Lawrence by westbound freight engineers. He was taken to Miller hospital, unconscious, with exposure and injuries. Sheriff Fred Sivertson aided identification. the man’s father lives in Redfield.
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Jack Hemstead
Northwestern Public Service
Huron
St. Lawrence
Miller Hospital
Fred Sivertson
Hand
Redfield
Firemen Chosen for Pierre School Next Year
The state fire school adjourned in Brookings with Pierre selected for 183 school. Officers reelected, Glenn Means named director. Ladder evolution winner was Hudson, followed by Hot Springs Pierre Parkston Huron and Tyndall. Combination ladder base race honors went to Vermillion Onida Burke Hudson Pierre and Tyndall.
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Brookings
S. D
Pierre
Glenn Means
Ars
L. Hy. Pierce
Vermillion
Peter Hohenthauer
Yankton
J. D. Lee
Madison
J and
M. C. Sullivan
Parkston
Hudson
Hot Springs
Huron
Tyndall
Onida
Burke
Did You Know Doris Skarin of Hitchcock with a small knify
Doris Skarin of Hitchcock owned a small bona handled knife she received from her mother at age 16. Her mother got it on her 16th birthday and her grandmother also received one on her 15th birthday. The Evening Hurontte will pay 28 cents for each Did You Know accepted. Reporters may collect at the Hurontte office after publication.
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Doris Skarin
Hitchcock
Hurgnite
Kennedy To Leave Tonight To Confer On Relief Program
Kennedy to depart for Chicago for regional relief conferences and St Paul to meet Harry Hopkins. South Dakota officials seek WPA access to employ needy farmers on resettlement projects with pay rates for unskilled work at 8.5? or 9? cents. details await federal approval and Lincoln meeting outcomes.
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Philadelphia
St. Paul Centra
S. Awm
Eberla
lbAa
Pierre
Kennedy
Washington
South Dakota
Lincoln
Eberle
Federal
Works Progress
Resettlement Administration
Howe
Schmeling Arrives in Germany Amid Welcoming Display
Max Schmeling, former heavyweight champion and conqueror of Joe Louis, arrived by Zeppelin in Hamburg. Nazi and city officials welcomed him as thousands cheered. he and actress wife Anny Ondra were escorted to a city hall reception.
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Sranse Url -UN- Main
Germany
UPI
Democrats call for federal power to solve national problems
The Democratic platform urged federal authority to meet national issues even with a constitutional amendment if needed. It praised New Deal policies and proposed both state and federal action to handle droughts floods wage and labor issues, seeking a clarifying amendment within the constitution.
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Roosevelt
Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New Deal
Wille
Compare Features Of Two Platforms
The June 26 report compares Democratic and Republican platforms from 1936. It outlines labor, money, unemployment, agriculture, monopoly, tariffs, foreign affairs, and government finance positions, noting Democrats favor reform within or via amendments and Republicans push for broader production limits, sound currency, and balanced budgets.
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unAuerust
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Pri- F
Democratic
World Court
League
Delegates Depart For Camp Geneva
Eleven representatives from South Dakota Council of Religious Educators depart for Lake Geneva Wisconsin led by Dr. Ray M. Johnson. They will study with Dr. Toyohiko Kagawa and attend a training school for religious educators at Camp M.C.A. with delegates from 25 states present.
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South Dakota
L. E. Weinreich
Garden City
Bonnie Parrish
Summit
Vivien Hovren
White Neck
S. H. Herbert
Wakends
Arlene Napier
Misa Va Rapg
A. 8. Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Ray M. Johnson
Huron
States
Ther
Kagawa
M.C. A
Lake Geneva
Conference Point
Johnson
Wil -Bi-Monting
Lake Genora
Hemene Uris
Prisoners Depart for Leavenworth From Deadwood
Deputy U S marshal HL Johnson escorted three prisoners from Deadwood to Leavenworth Kansas. Adolph Boettcher of Rapid City received three years for forging a government obligation, William Balfany of Chamberlain two years on an Indian liquor charge, and Hubert Water-Meier of Rapid City two years on conspiracy related offenses.
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Sioux Falls
HL Johnson
U. S
Leavenworth
Kas
Deadwood
Adolph Boettcher
Rapid City
William Balfany
Chamberlain
Hubert
Water- Meier
Crawford Returns to Bench After Guard Encampment
Judge Crawford to resume duties Saturday after a two week absence spent with Company C 103th engineers at the national guard encampment in Rapid City. During his absence Ysalah O. Hager led the judge's place at the bench.
Name of President Submitted By Judge Mack at Conventions
Judge Mack of New York formally presented Roosevelt’s name for renomination at the Democratic convention in Philadelphia. The nominating vote was not until near 10 p.m. CST, as roars of support from governors and party leaders accompanied the stage show and parades.
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Associated Press Star
Philadelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John E. Mack
New York
Roosevelt
Phort Aty P. m
CST
Judge Mack
Tandon Bath
Roosevelt Demonstraion
Govvernor al
Landon
Kansa
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Kansas
Washington
John Hamilton
South Carolina
Cotton Ed" Smith
Negroce
Ansher
James Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Delegetes
Alabama
Bibb Groves
Hattie W. Caraway
Arkansas
Alva Adams
Colorado
A. B. (Hoppy) Chandler
Kentucky
Homer Cummings
Roosevelts
Weather Outlook for Huron and Vicinity
Fall tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions. South Dakota sees a generally cooler trend late tonight into Saturday with a colder tonight.
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Huron
South Dakota
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