Bonus Army to Decide Next Move on Independence Day
Washington June 27 The Bonus Army, which gathered in Washington to demand their money, will meet July 4 in a convention to consider resigning Walter W Waters as commander in chief and to form a permanent veteran coordinating body. Police keep pressuring veterans to leave, sending letters to congressmen urging home funding for rail fare back, with some reps open to help.
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Paved Road Hope Guiding Iowa Scenic Route Plan
A volunteer Iowa group aims to surface a highway linking the Gulf region to the Rouwer Valley, passing Dess Moines and 21 other towns. Bellevue State Park near their route is highlighted as a tourist draw while cities like Keokuk and Dubuque are mentioned as potential stops.
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South Dakota Delegation Caucus Attends Roosevelt Meeting
The South Dakota delegation to a Roosevelt event rallied around farm policy critiques. They condemned the Farm Board as unsound and urged deregulation to curb tariffs and stabilize grain prices. Senator Bulow was absent, with John Grigsby voicing strong board criticisms.
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Paris Fashions Favor Wide Brims and Turbans This Summer
Paris fashion notes urge wearing brimmed hats for smartness with brims ranging from pin to foot in width. Straw hats with fine weaves, black white blue and green shades, and cockade ribbon bands dominate. Wide brims echo 1890s style, Milan hats and leghorns with flowers add sophistication. For theatre, turbans replace berets with satin ribbons and openwork drape, white turbans and sailors paired with dark clo thes complete evening wraps.
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Auto Stolen Here Found In Humboldt
A Chevrolet entered as stolen was located in Humboldt yesterday after police received a report. The vehicle had been taken from its parking spot near a local store on Saturday night and recovered in running condition.
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City Equalization Board Sits. Sessions Start This Week
City commissioners act as one board of equalization with sessions continuing through the week. Property owners with assessment complaints must appear before the board. City assessor Wm H Olson announced reports on money and credits must be submitted this week with penalties for noncompliance. Only routine business was anticipated at tonight’s regular meeting.
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Administration Criticized In Nationwide Debate On Prohibition
Speech by Barkley denounces 12 years of Republican rule and urges a major national recov ery effort. He defends the Eighteenth Amendment as part of the Constitution and argues the laws must apply to the whole American nation rather than a portion.
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Democratic Speaker Urges Universal Dealing With Prohibition
Barkley outlines a platform calling for repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and sending the issue to state conventions. He attacks prior administrations, pledges aggressive reform, and argues for government action on banking, agriculture, and unemployment. He endorses five day or six hour work weeks as a remedy.
Democratic Promise for 1932 Unity and Leadership
A speech urges the Democratic party to guide the nation from crisis in 1932. It envisions a new leader who unites farm and urban communities, pledging dedication to the entire nation beyond class or creed, and calls for a fresh battle cry and hopeful goal.
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Weather Forecast for Huron and Great Plains
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Tuesday with possible showers Tuesday, slightly warmer tonight. South Dakota shows scattered showers Tuesday, west portion cooler. Minnesota mostly fair then partly cloudy Tuesday with warmer south east. Towns forecast fair, cooler in extreme east tonight, with regional warming and light showers suspected in the west and central areas.
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Regional Road Report With Mixed Conditions
Associated Press summary reports city road conditions across multiple towns. Temperatures range upper 60s to mid 80s with light or trace precipitation and generally good, clear roads.
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Ruth Chatterton Stars in The Rich Are Always With Us at Huron
Ruth Chatterton leads the First National drama The Rich Are Always With Us at the Huron theatre for Wednesday and Thursday. The film follows a wealthy woman uncovering her husband’s infidelity and remarriage, amid a backdrop of excess and a romance with author Julian Tierney played by George Brent. A notable supporting cast includes Bette Davis, John Miljan, Adrienne Dore, John Wray, Mae Madison, Robert Warwick, Virginia Hammond, Walter Walker and Burton Churchill.
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George Brent
Migs Chatterton
Bette Davis
John Miljan
Adrienne Dore
John Wray
Mae Mardison
Robert Warwick
Virginia Hammond
Walter Walker
Burton Churchill
Susan Lenox Returns to Bijou with Garbo Drama
Greta Garbo dominates the return Bijou engagement of Susan Lenox Her Fall and Rise in Huron with Wednesday and Thursday showings. The film stars Garbo opposite Clark Gable in a David Graham Phillips tale directed by Robert Z Leonard about a Swedish farm girl who climbs to fame.
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Czerwinski Awarded $850 For Injuries
Joe Czerwinski injured in November 1930 at the Armour packing plant sought damages for a personal injury. A judgment around $1,000 was reduced to a compromise between the parties after an appeal to the circuit court.
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