German Plane Fire On By Polish Guns Near Danzig
In Gdynia Poland reports said a German military plane was fired on by Polish coast artillery near the Danzig corridor. Berlin denied any plane was shot down amid rumors. The Express Telegraph Agency said 1400 civilian-clad men entered Danzig from East Prussia, bringing 2400 total for a free corps.
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Young Republicans Adjourn Vow To Sell GOP Accomplishments
South Dakota Young Republicans, several hundred strong, left Huron after two day East River convention pledging to tell voters about Republican accomplishments. National Young GOP Chairman Donald Hornbeck urged action to win the nation back to Americanism. Governor Bushfield spoke at the banquet, praised as the greatest governor in the nation, amid enthusiastic crowds.
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Huron Stores To Close For Fourth of July Celebration
Huron will observe a weeklong Fourth of July celebration starting July 5 at the Fair Grounds. The American Legion carnival, Art B. Thomas shows, midway performances, grandstand acts, and barnery dances will fill evenings while most offices and stores close for the holiday.
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Woman 103 Dies At Daughter's Home In Belle Fourche
Belle Fourche June 23 Mrs Cynthia English Attebury 103 oldest woman in the Black Hills died today at the home of her daughter Mrs B C Johnson She had been ill since June 8 after a fall at home She was born March 30 1836 in Virginia later West Virginia moved to Missouri after marriage to W E Attebury 19 in 1855 She lived through three wars and left eight children only Mrs Johnson survives
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Large Land Case Split Between Rail, Government
In Spokane on June 28, Judge J Stanley Webster approved a historic settlement in the Northern Pacific land grant case. The decree partitions nearly three million acres nearly equally, granting 1,363,000 acres to the government and 1,350,000 acres to the Northern Pacific Railroad. Special Assistant Attorney General Norman M Littell noted the railroad had earned about 205 million dollars from grant lands and spent 68 million on building the line, while the railroad lost a claim to 315,000 acres in the Crow Indian reservation of Montana.
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Windstorm Destroys Barns Near Bonilla After Severe Storm
A high wind and vivid electric display accompanied a rainstorm in Central South Dakota last evening. Up to three inches of rain drenched areas north of Bonilla, while Wolsey to Redfield saw the heaviest wind damage with 47 telephone poles broken. A barn and shed on the Roy Fierce farm were flattened and the D D Minion barn partially wrecked. A dust storm in northwestern Yeadie County reduced visibility, and lightning destroyed a barn near Lake Preston. Authorities note crops largely spared in northwestern areas.
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Ridder Edges Fillbrandt In Opening 18 Holes Of Title Match
Aberdeen June 24 Ben Ridder the medalist led W C Pat Fillbrandt one up after 18 holes in the South Dakota Amateur final at the Country Club Ridder trailed briefly but recovered to square the match on the fourth hole and was even or ahead thereafter Fillbrandt maintained momentum and kept a chance for the crown in the deciding round this afternoon
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LSU Inquiry Deepens Over $500000 Institute Theft
Baton Rouge reports a widening probe into LSU as authorities pursue former president Dr James Monroe Smith accused of obtaining 300000 from a New Orleans bank 100000 from another and 100000 from a Baton Rouge bank. Governor Earl K Long pledges full investigations across state institutions amid bank liability questions and grand jury actions.
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Mitchell Republic Warns of Damaging Effects If Job Setup Is Dropped
Mitchell Republic reports South Dakota faces a collapse of its employment service after July 1 if officials fail to continuity the program. The piece notes broader WPA impacts, with funds cut and effects on employers, contractors, and unemployment compensation. Kennedy says under current WPA, funds cannot hire unregistered workers. abolition of time offices would worsen the situation.
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Scrapping Farmers Sentenced To Serve Time In Same Cell
INDIANA Pa June 23 Two scrapping farmers must spend six months in the same jail cell to become friendlier. Judge FEEL Creps sentenced D. Mo McCreary 57 and Harry Walker Jr 29 after a fight over a boundary. They must also clean and polish rail windows together one on each side of the pane so they can jog straight at each other.
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Clipper Opens Transatlantic Service From Port Washington
The Dixie Clipper, a 41-ton Pan American flying boat, left Port Washington at 2 10 p m to inaugurate regular transatlantic passenger service. Twenty two passengers and a crew of eleven aboard bound for Horta Lisbon and Marseille. Pan American plans weekly flights from Port Washington via the Azores or via Shediac Botwood Newfoundland and Foynes to Southampton with a fare of 375 dollars one way and 675 dollars round trip. Passenger Russel Sabor of Minneapolis among early travelers. Clippers accommodate 74 passengers with sleeping berths for 40.
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Galento In Car Collision Shakes Newark Crowd
The Newark Star-Eagle reports Tony Galento, heavyweight challenger, was badly shaken in an auto accident in New York City after weighing in for tonight's title fight with Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium. An examination found no serious injuries. Galento, his trainer, and two New York state troopers were in a touring car that collided with another vehicle. At Galento's tavern, his wife denied knowledge of the incident. he was resting.
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Demo Governors Are Guests Of FDR Luncheon At Hyde Park
Hyde Park New York June 2017 governors from both parties visited President Roosevelt for a luncheon on the Roosevelt estate. Thirteen Democratic and nine Republican governors attended with families, wives, and relatives bringing the guest list to sixty nine. Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs Delano hosted as the governors traveled from Albany after a conference there.
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Compromise Open on Senate Action Dueling on monetary power measures
Washington June 28 administration leaders won a House vote to keep open the path for a possible compromise with the Senate over its drastic curtailment of President Roosevelt's monetary powers. House action sent the conferees to reconcile conflicting versions of the agriculture big 1940 appropriation bill and related measures as Congress races against deadlines.
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