Dancers Clash Over Tunes On Steamer Steamer Outing Ends In Fracas
On the Peter Stuyvesant the Queensboro Employees Association outing turned chaotic as the orchestra tried to play many requests at once. Passengers argued over songs like Night Was Made for Love Am I Blue Kadie Was a Lady and Fireman Save My Child prompting police to meet the steamer at the dead street pier. The crew recovered as the crowd disembarked and the band aired The Night Was Made for Love.
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New York
Peter Stuyvesant
Queensboro Employees’ Association
12Th Street
Ori
D2ad Street
Rules Announced for South Dakota Road Work Spending
Washington June 29. The United States outlines South Dakota regulations for spending 6 012 479 dollars under the national industrial recovery act for highway construction. Projects must be state initiated and follow federal-aid procedures with limits on federal system projects and secondary road funding.
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Teast
State Highway Department
United States Employment Service
United States
Washington
South Dakota
Gang Terrorizes Visitors At Fair In Chicago Attack
A bandit gang terrorized fair visitors in Chicago adding a South Dakotan and a Texas couple to their victims. The Texan and his wife, Leo Dickey and Elizabeth Dickey of Fulburrias Texas, were chased and shot in the leg before being beaten and robbed of 100 dollars. They were treated for non serious injuries. A Rapid City man also reported being forced from his car and robbed of 50 dollars and a 3000 dollar check.
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Fair Chicago
Chicago
Leo Dickey
Elizabeth Dickey
Fulfurrias
Tex
Charles N. Damen
Rapid City
5. D
Continue Search For Lost Flier Sways Toward Distant Crash
Soviet guards and sailors pressed the search for Jimmie Mattern north of the area while officials grow more certain he was forced down southwest of Khabarovsk after leaving June 15 for his Alaska trip. Experts say he likely did not reach the Aleutians and could not have crashed near Okhotsk Sea given clear visibility. They note he carried rifle ammunition and fishing tackle to survive if stranded.
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Barbarovsn
Sings
Jimmie Mattern
Here
Khabarovsk
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Okhotsk Sea
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
At the hospitals admitted: Josephine Ridgeway of Huron with medical needs, Mrs. Floyd Collins of Huron with medical needs, Nadine LeGrand of Hitchcock for surgical care. Dismissed: Mrs. H. H. Bonnin and baby of Huron.
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Josephine Ridgeway
Huron
Floyd Collins
Nadine LeGrand
Hitchcock
H. H. Bonnin
Baby
Glad News Spreads Through Midwest
In Salina Kansas 5000 people packed Memorial auditorium to hear Henry A. Wallace explain a government wheat allotment plan. The plan aims to reduce wheat acreage for two years with payments to farmers funded by a processing tax at mills. Kansas counties and several states were represented in the audience.
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Glad
Midwest
Salina
Kas
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Jaws
Memorial Auditorium
Wallace
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Oklahoma
Texas
South Dakota
Girls Win Coloring Contest This Week
The Evening Huronite reports sweepstake honors in a comic coloring contest. Free theatre tickets reward top entries from area youths. winners may collect picks at the Huron theatre. Notable contributors include Billy Campbell and several Klukas family members among others.
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Gumps
Py Vage Jacobson
Route 2
Huron
Geraldine Keckness
Frank Avenue
Huronite
Huron Theatre
Billy Campbell
Mlinois
LaVira Klukas
Delaris ‘Klukas
Alpena
Jeanette Wad‘dell
Second Street
Edna Mae Martin
Kansas Avenue
May Devick
Colorado Avenue
Berdyne Peet
Mary Brandmire
Contempt Appeal Case Before Court
South Dakota Supreme Court considered whether a newspaper can appeal a circuit court contempt judgment. Aberdeen American News and editor seek review, arguing a 40 year tradition of right to appeal, while bar association counters with lack of statutory authority. The court took the matter under advisement. The decision could affect censorship standards and future appeals in contempt cases.
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South Dakota
Ase Importam
Bar Association
R. F. Williamson
Aberdeen
Hepperle
Williamson
Aberdeen editors given suspended jail terms over forgery case comment
Anderson editor of the Aberdeen newspaper and others received suspended jail sentences on condition they stop commenting on a forgery case linked to criticism of Circuit Judge Howard Babcock of Sisseton. Williamson argued the case tests the courts and their contempt powers. Counsel for the newspaper have 10 days to file brief in support of their request for review.
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Anderson
Aberdeen
Howard Babcock
Sisseton
Williamson
Disarmament Parley Recesses Until Fall
Geneva June 28 The world disarmament conference adjourned until October 10 despite Rudolph Nadolny Hitler’s representative protest that the long recess is a funeral for disarmament Rene Marsigli of France rejected the claim saying adjournment depends on governments engaging in private discussions with cooperation and peace spirit
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Geneva
Rudolph Nadolny
Hitler
Rene Marsigli
France
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Sam Bing
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Si Rife
Children’s Sport
Oxfords
Sunkist
Sunkist Lemons
Cene
Floride Seeidlees
Geapefruil
High Tribunal
Zion, III
Wilbur Glenn ‘Voliva
Fittsburgh
W. B. Anderson
Philadelphia
Bly
United Presbyterian Church
J. A. Mathews
Howard Today
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
Weare UE
Mobilgas
White Eagle
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