British Plan To Stabilize World Currency Faces Setback
London report says a British compromise plan to solve the global stabilization crisis was rejected in a meeting with European bloc members. The plan sought gold bloc support and a possible appeal to the United States as nations weighed currency stabilization amid debate over U S involvement.
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London
Gold Bloc
Stan
France
Raymond Moley
MacDonald
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Neville Chamberlain
Sirederick Leith-Ross
The
Treasury
James W. Warburg
Charles Te Rist
Bank of France
Roosevelt
United States
Officer Jones Fined for Assault on J E Smith
Patrolman Jones was fined 30 dollars by Municipal Judge Crawford after being found guilty of assault and battery against J E Smith a conductor. The judge noted duty restrictions and warned that off duty incidents carry lighter penalties.
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George W. Moses
Muron Power
T. Crawford
Stedman Jones
J. E. Smith
Mr. Jones
Policy
A. W. Hopkins
Jones
Mr. Smith
Smith
Fatrolman Jones
Crawford
Water Bonus Is Given At Yankton
Yankton reveals a grant of 3,000 extra gallons of water free to help save shade trees amid drought. Water Commissioner Ellerman says lawns damaged can be restored but trees show signs of stress. earlier in the season a 4 bonus of 3,000 gallons had been granted, bringing total free water to 8,000 gallons with no usage restrictions.
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Yankton Yankton
A. C. Elerman
Ellerman
Unsettled Weather Grips Haren Vicinity Tonight
Unsettled conditions persist with gusty winds and possible thunder storms this afternoon or tonight. South Dakota will see generally fair weather tonight and Friday with local thunder in the afternoon or evening and cooler temperatures in the east.
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Haren
South Dakota
Fatty Arbuckle Dies in Sleep at 45 After Anniversary Party
Fatty Arbuckle, famed silent film comedian, died in his sleep at age 45 in a midtown hotel suite after a wedding anniversary celebration for his third marriage. His wife Addie McPhail found him unresponsive. doctors attributed the death to angina pectoris following years of career turbulence linked to a 1921 death scandal.
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Rescue
Tatty) Arbuckle
Roscoe
Fatty
Arbuck
Addie McPhail
Avournle
Arbuckle
Long Island
Warrer Brothers
William Lahiff
Arbuckles
Virginia Rappe
San Francisco
Fght
Aged Man Injured In Auto Collision
E R Loomwood of Southeast district was seriously hurt in a collision between a car and a Bel Bakery delivery truck at Utah Avenue and Third Street Southeast. He suffered a brain concussion and scalp lacerations. x rays could not yet assess possible skull fracture. Driver Francis Bryant also injured but not seriously.
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E.R. Loomwood
Francis Bryant
Bel Bakery
Lockwood
Third Street
Cooler Weather Foreseen For Huron And Dakota
Weather forecast from M E Blystone predicts cooler conditions for Huron and South Dakota as high pressure moves in from the west. Low pressure systems in North Dakota and Nebraska are pushed eastward, with cooler air arriving tonight. Thunderstorms possible this afternoon or tonight along with relief from recent heat.
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Huron
South Dakota
Blystone
Pacific Coast
Canada
M. E. Blystone
North Dakota
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
Misplaced High Pressure Triggers Minneapolis Heat Spell
Minneapolis meteorologists say a south Atlantic high is inland, causing heat discomfort. A second high from Medicine Hat Canada may shift later in the week, bringing cooler temperatures and relief as it moves southward into the United States.
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Minneapolis
A. G. Pursell
Medicine Hat
Canada
United States
Kahn Tax Deal Details Surface In 1980 Deductions
Senate investigators heard that Otto H. Kahn received an income tax deduction in 1930 on stock sales without knowledge the securities were sold to his daughter. Kahn testified that a 1920 loss was re bought from his daughter and described the transaction as a wash sale. He discussed foreign tax paid in 1930 and urged repeal of the capital gains clause to curb speculation, urging time to test the new deal.
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Washington
Senate
Otto H. Kahn
Kahn, Loeb and Company
New York
Kahn
Ferdinand Pecors
Internal Revenue Bureau
Pecorz
England
Congress
Seed Loans To Be Available In S D For Forage Crops
Governor Berry was notified that supplemental federal seed loans would be granted for planting forage crops in drought stricken eastern South Dakota counties. A Minneapolis loan office will reopen loans for forage seed, with no details yet on amounts. Railroads pledge reduced live stock freight rates within South Dakota to aid pasture needs.
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Berry
South Dakota
Charles Robertson
Milwaudee
North Wester
Robertson
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Bruce Tells U. S. Delegates That He Believes States Can Be Brought Into Pact Soon
Australian opposition to the American wheat acreage program softens as Stanley M. Bruce reports that Canberra may win state cooperation for an acreage reduction. Central government plans to discuss terms Friday with states and asks for statistical tables.
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Bruce
U. S
London
Stanley M. Bruce
United States
Canada
Argentina
Canberra
Australia
Dislocates Shoulder Reaching For Beer
Chicago report details Thomas T. Lloyd of Petersburg Illinois dislocating his right shoulder while reaching back for a beer stem at a Century of Progress concession. Lloyd noted it was his 36th such mishap but first during a beer reach.
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Chicago
Thomas T. Lloyd
Petersburg
Blake Asked To Resign His Job In Huron Postmaster Motion
Blake, a Republican whose second term ended June 7, refuses to resign as postmaster of Huron. A telegram from First Assistant Postmaster General O Mahoney urged resignation effective June 30 but Blake says his term has expired and he will wait for official appointment. Bruemmer, railroad agent and Beadle County Democratic chairman, expected to succeed him though no official appointment was received.
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Huron
Ambrose
Blake
O'Mahoney
Washington
B. H. Bruemmer
Great Northern Railway
Beadle County Democratic Organization
Elke
Bruemmer
C R Miles To Speak At Secretaries Meet
C R Miles of Minneapolis will be a principal speaker at the South Dakota Secretaries association summer meeting in Mitchell July 13 and 14. Secretary Paul Myers said Miles will discuss the Industrial Recovery Act after months of surveys on its applicability here. President Carl I Rolston urged all commercial secretaries in the state to attend to face upcoming extraordinary duties.
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CH Miles
Minneapolis
Manazer
Northwest
UD. & Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota Secretaries Association
Mitchell
Paul K. Myers
Miles
Myers
Carl I. Rolston
Broken Ear Drum After High Dive Incident
A freshman at Huron College last year suffered a broken ear drum when he dove from the high tower at West Park swimming pool. An attending physician said prospects are good for full hearing recovery. He hit the water with force, causing the injury.
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Sro
Government sees industrial output rise but purchasing power lags
Washington observers note production exceeds normal, yet factory employment and payrolls remain well below full strength. Officials warn gains in output outpace wage growth, stressing need to boost purchasing power to sustain recovery.
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Washington
Paul Mallon
Worthington Bride Rescued After Car Overturns
Worthington Minnesota June 29 A bride of a month Mrs Cecil Clark 18 was pinned beneath her automobile when it overturned after plunging over a 12 foot bank near Worthington. Passing motorists A W Thompson of Brookings SD and C B Sinjen of Worthington extricated her. She sustained deep cuts on face and arms and was reported in serious condition.
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Worthington
Minn
Cecil Clark
A. W. Thompson
Brookings
S. D
C. B. Sinjen
Trains Blocked by Washout Delays Visit to Chicago
A washout on the Santa Fe main line near Kenwood Missouri halted all trains through EURDLAND, delaying Santa Fe train No 6 carrying Secretary Wallace of the Agriculture Department en route to Chicago. Water levels are reported at over six inches.
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Eurdland
Santa Fe Railroad
Kenwood
Santa Fe
Wal‘lace
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Isfield
Chamber Appoints Contact Committee
City and county boards of commissioners join Huron Chamber of Commerce to form a contact committee for public works and relief projects this summer. Blake Patton A J Maag and Chas H J Mitchel named by President Jay Spink to promote cooperation. County hearings held. townships request federal employment aid soon available.
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City
County Boards of Commissioners
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Opmati~ Fee
Huron
Blake F. Patton
A. J. Maag
Chas
H. J. Mitchel
Jay Spink
Chamber
Extradition Hearing Sought for Lennox Men
A hearing before Governor Tom Berry was set for 2 p m to decide Iowa requests to extradite B H Gibbs and Ed Van Bocken of Lennox on charges of cheating by false pretenses. They allegedly tried to defraud Kennedy and Parsons of Sioux City with a $293.75 bad check for eye cases. BR Lt Bielski of Sioux Falls represented Gibbs and Van Bocken who oppose extradition.
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Arsue
Lennox
Pyerre
Iowa
B. H Gibbs
Ed van Bocken
Sioux City
Tom Berry
Gibbs
van Bocken
Kennedy
Parsons
Siotx City
Penley
Bielski
Sioux Falls
van Boeken
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Ritish
AL Parley
America
Fatty Arbuckle
Detroit
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Fargo
Grand Forks
Twin Cities
St.Paul
Liberal
Kan
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
ST. Paul
Wisconsin
Dennis L. Blilie
Georgetown
Pierre
Marshall County
August Peterson
Veblen
Kansas City
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Germany
C.R. Miles
WSWA
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