Report Franco Told By Duce To Go Easy On British Ships
Veterans elect new officers today at the eighth annual South Dakota Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment in Watertown. Delegates discussed pensions for World War veterans, favored employment and protection for veterans, and debated federal reform proposals. Candidates for state department commander included C. G. Johnson and Albert E. Melle as the encampment nears its close.
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Franco
Duce
South Dakota
State Department
C. G. Johnson
Tréne
Yankton Post
Albert E. Melle
Beresford
Watertown
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Ank Pension
United States Congress
Souti Dakota
South Dakets
Veterans Administration
Veterans
Scott P. Squyres
Madison Woman Heads Auxiliary at South Dakota encampment
Mrs Myrtle Winesberg of Madison was elected president of the South Dakota Waterang of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at the end of its eighth annual encampment. Mrs Della Garrity of Huron became senior vice president and Mrs Kathryn Robinson of Sioux Falls was named junior vice president. The session featured a talk by national auxiliary president Mrs Laurie Schertle of Oakland California and presentations to leaders from state and local posts. A gift to the national president was presented by Mrs Martha Wheeler of Scotland.
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Myrtle Winesberg
Madison
South Dakota
State Department
Mea
Martha Wheeler
Scotland
State V. Flw. Department
Vets
Klock
Hot Springs
Fitzgerald
Sioux Falls
Marston
Huron
Nye Leads Langer In North Dakota Primary Returns
Fargo dispatch shows Nye with a growing edge over Gov. Langer for U S Senate in North Dakota as returns from hundreds of precincts favor Nye by about 16 thousand. Burdick and Lemke lead in GOP for Congress while Thoresen trails Nye for governor. Democrats sweep several races with Moses and Nygaard ahead in respective contests.
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Fargo
N. D
Asher L. Burdick
William Lemke
UW. 5
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Burdick
League
William Langer
Lemke
Nye
Gov. Langer
Bismarck Tribune
Congress
Field
Kelsi
Gwen
Thompson
Lieut
Gay. T. A 'Thoresen
E. A. Johansson
Howard I. Henry
Max Strehlow
Langer
Dikots
Romtest
Senate
Howes Flies To Pierre For Democratic Convention
W W Howes first assistant postmaster general flew from here to Pierre to deliver the keynote address at the state Democratic convention Friday. He traveled from Chicago with Mrs Howes and their daughter Mrs John Alexander Stewart and spent the night in Huron after surviving yesterday's events.
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W. W. Howes
Wyoming Air Service
Inland Air Lines, Inc
Pierre
Howes
Chicago
John Alexander Stewart
Huron
Stewart
FDR Promises Full Momentum for Relief Drive by July First
Hyde Park June 23 President Roosevelt assured the nation that the federal relief program would reach full momentum by July 1. He noted ongoing search for a permanent unemployment solution avoiding large armament spending, citing Sweden’s wartime public works payoff as a contrast to U S policy in 1939-35. The $3.75 billion campaign aims for top speed by month’s start as unemployment remains a chronic issue.
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Hyde Park
N.Y
Roosevelt
Sweden
United States
Flood Control Bill Signed by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt announced the signing of a 386 million omnibus flood control bill with reluctance. He urged a large ongoing program to reduce floods, soil erosion, reclamation, reforestation, and better navigation, while questioning the planning structure and the role of engineers. The bill authorizes a multi year program from the Merrimack to the Mississippi, with specific funding for examinations and surveys by the war, agriculture, and federal power commissions.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Congress
Engineer Corps of
Army
Department of Agriculture
War and Agriculture Departments
Federal Power Commission
Merrimack River
Williametts
Mississippi River
Stocks skyrocket as market hits new 1938 high
New York trading surged with record buying on the stock exchange, lifting leading issues by large margins. U S Steel rose over 3 to above 56 dollars, Bethlehem Steel near 66, Chrysler around 59, and DuPont up 119, while overall turnover neared 2.7 million shares as gains broad-based across industries and rails.
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New York Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Westinghouse Electric
duPont
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Johns Manville
American Telephone
Hovwres
Rae Erie
Out
Branghe
British Scion Is Ordered Before Military Court
Duncan Sandys, son-in-law of Winston Churchill, told Parliament he was ordered to appear before a military court over alleged disclosure of Secrets Act information. The move followed accusations that the attorney general threatened invocation of the act to force disclosure of the source of certain anti aircraft defense details. The government faced pressure as Prime Minister Chamberlain noted a secret Commons inquiry while the army sought a separate probe into the information leak.
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London
Britain
Duncan Sandys
House of Commons
Sandys
Winston Churchill
Ross
Belisha
Howse
Fr Usform
Primy
Chantherk
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Army Council
War Ministry
Sir Edmund Ironside
Lear
Xvereta
Leslie Horn-Belisha
Donald Somervell
Chamberlain
Beause Sandys
Railroad Wage Cut Negotiations Set for July 2 Start
Chicago June 2 Following the Railway Labor Act procedure, major railroads and rail brotherhood leaders will open wage cut negotiations on July 2 for a proposed 15 percent reduction. A preliminary meeting fixed the date between 14 unions and the carriers' joint conference committee. Preliminary discussions began today with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen seeking separate negotiations.
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Crcago
Amons
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
The
Nations Mediation Board
Dead and Missing After Japan Rainstorms
Twenty five people are known dead and one missing as Japan endures its worst rains in years. A cliff collapsed at Yokohama killing twelve, many of them ethnic Koreans. Casualties include seven at Mito and Yokosuka as floods inundated homes and disrupted railroads and power lines around Tokyo.
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Japan
Yokohama
Mito
Yokosuka
Reilroads
Dispatch Of Two Destroyers To Mallorca Alleged
In Tokyo June 4 chaotic market activity followed a government decree curbing output of a long list of goods for domestic use. The measure aims to boost exports, notably cotton textiles, while limiting raw cotton imports, signaling tighter economic controls amid the Chinese war and sparking humor about shortages of razors scissors and hairdressing gadgets.
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Tokyo
Japan
Italy Intercedes in Spanish War as Pressure on Chamberlain Grows
article reports Italy advising Franco to show moderation in blocking British ships, Britain moving destroyers from Gibraltar to Mallorca, and speculation that these moves reflect domestic pressure on Prime Minister Chamberlain. It notes Valencia battle, Japan’s economic actions, and remarks by Virsinio Gayda on Franco, Perth, and Ciano amid air raids and potential Franco concessions.
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Franciscoi Franco
Gibraltar
Mallorca
Britain
Chamberlain
Admiralty
Orient
Japan
Ching
Burrice
Yangtze River
Hankow
Rome
Francisco Frango
Vir
Sinio Gayda
Ipiy
Ivannaband
Giornale
Ditalia
Garde
Earl of Perth
Galeazo Ciana
Ciana
Lord Perth I
France
London
Gayda
Franco
Spain
Great Britain
Benito Mussolini
Loch Perth
Rain deluge across Minnesota and South Dakota area
Rains across the Minnesota border washed out railroad tracks and stalled traffic. Pipestone, Elkton and nearby towns reported heavy precipitation with up to 2.35 inches and 3.75 inches in some spots. Sioux Falls saw a 0.39 inch shower while Worthington logged nearly five inches, damaging crops and infrastructure and causing livestock losses from lightning.
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Sioux Falls
Minnesota
South Dakota
Elkton
Pipestone
Minn
Great Northern Railway
Ihlen
Egan
Brookings
Clark
Watertown
Aberden
Huron
Mitchell
Yankton
Lemmon
Rapid City
Trace
Pierre
Worthington ST. Paul
Worthington
Luverne
Death of another of quadruplets in Arkansas
In DeQueen Arkansas an infant from a set of quaduplets died shortly after birth. The 98 pound mother, wife of a peach orchard worker, delivered the quads. Dr G L Kimball who attended the birth said two other babies likely would pull through. The mother is described as year old though in poor health.
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Arkansas Dequeen
Ark
G. L. Kimball
H. T. Y Valentine
Values and Bargains on Huron Want Ad Page
Tonight's list highlights seven outstanding Huron stores offering top values. Read the Want Ad section weekly for the finest bargains and guidance to save money on your shopping.
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Seleven
Huron
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Laurie Scherile
Oakland
Calif
Mia Scherile
Alo
Woman Heads Auxiliary
State Women's Organization
Karmis
Puluth
S. Kortris
Sioux City
Ahoon
Langer Mounts
Nonpartisan League
Sizabie
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Jung
Republan
Hagan
Thereses
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