Hitler Crackdown Shocks Berlin As Storm Troop Leaders Arrested
Berlin June 1934 Adolf Hitler orders drastic police action against storm troop leadership. Rohm and co workers arrested as Goering proclaims a second revolution threat. Berlin streets patrolled by black shirts and Schutz Staffeln amid mass removals and suspensions.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Kurt von Sehleicher
Ernst Boehm
Franz von Papen
Heinrich Klausmer
Catholic Action
Schutzstaffel
Ministry of Transportation
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Prussia
Hitler
Goering
Secret Police
der Fuehrer
Third Reich
Germany
Derfuehrer
Ag Goering
Schuz Staffel
Schutz Staffel
Weather Outlook For Huron And Vicinity
WEER'S WEATHER reports fair cooler conditions tonight and Sunday for South Dakota east portion and warmer west portion. In Chicago area the forecast covers July 2 period with generally fair skies across the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern plains. Temperatures are expected to be most moderate with possible brief shower periods midweek.
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South Dakota
Chicago
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Loans Ready For Farmers As Drought Relief Expands
Sam Jacobson, federal field inspector, announced drought relief loans from a 3525 million emergency fund are available to farmers and stockmen in designated drought areas. Loans cover feed purchases and forage crop production with monthly advances and specific security terms, limited to Beadle county and other listed regions.
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Sam Jaeobson
Beadle
Spink and Clark
Minneapolis
Act of Congress
Mr. Jacobson
W. J. Meyers
Farm Credit Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
North and
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Montana
Wyoming
Texas
Oldlahoma
Idaho
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Nevada
California
Oregon
Utah
Forma
Production Credit Association
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Federal Land Bank
Secretary of Agriculture
Myers
Bor Towers
Beadle County
Samuel Birks
Otto Meyers
A. M. Chenoweth
Lowell Greene
Clyde R. Smith
County Relief Office
Roosevelt signs moratorium and pension measures
President Roosevelt signed a six year moratorium on farm mortgage payments and a retirement pension system for railway workers. James A. Moffett of New York named federal housing administrator. Clark Howell to lead aviation commission based in Atlanta. At midnight new stock market curbs take effect nationwide.
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Frazier Bill Washington
Roosevelt
Washington
James A. Moffett
New York
Howell Washington
Aviation Commission
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Norbeck Leaves Mayo Clinic After Improvement in Health
Senator Peter Norbeck, under treatment at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, departed for Redfield today. Doctors report his condition improving and strength returning, with Norbeck expressing satisfaction at his progress.
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Rochester
Minn
Peter Norbeck
Mayo Clinic
Redfield
Norbeck
Fire at Waffle Shop Causes Minor Damage Nearby
A small blaze broke out in the Waffle Shop building across from The Evening Hur onite plant at about 8 30 this morning. The fire started from a chimney burst and was quickly extinguished by firefighters. Water soaked the Fred Baseman apartment ceiling and a few shingles were torn off, but overall damage remained minimal.
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Fred Baseman
Mitchell Bandits Chased By Police
Two men in a Ford V-8 believed to be the robbers who held up a Mitchell gasoline station Thursday night were sighted in Carrington North Carolina and chased by officers for about ten miles before the suspects eluded capture.
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Mitchell
Carrington
N. C
Sheriffs Office
The White House Quietly Shapes Democratic Primaries
A 1688 dispatch notes the White House pursuing behind the scenes influence in Democratic primaries and Senate races while maintaining a public stance of impartiality. It highlights President Roosevelt’s indirect support for administration friends and his reluctance to openly back candidates opposed by Democrats or other progressives.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
LaFollette
Cutting
Tom
Connolly
Ohio
White
Senate
Vic Donahey
Gover
Nor Lox
Bulkley
Representative West
Four Day Celebration Planned in Huron Events
Huron to host a four day celebration starting tomorrow featuring the South Dakota Elks convention a pari mutuel horse meet and a first plane over the new Sioux Falls Bismarck air mail line. Activities include golf trap and diamondball tournaments Elks memorial program a public dance and a bridge tournament and evening band shows with fireworks.
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Huron
South Dakota
Elks
Sioux Falls
Huron Country Club
Huron Gun Club
West Park
South Dakota Elks Readying Record State Convention
Huron hosts the 1934 South Dakota Elks state convention with plans for a three day program. Attendance is expected to reach about 5000 alongside Central South Dakota’s premiere pari mutuel horse racing meet. Events include golf tray shoot diamondball bridge dances parades and a floodlit show at the college athletic field. Memorial service Sunday night opens to the public after a business district parade.
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Huron Elks
Maryvin Hughitt
Huron
South Dakota
Elky
Legion
Huron’ College
Central
Elks
E. C. McKenzie
Els ‘Association
American Legion
the College
J.W. Campbell Park
Alzo
J.E. Masters
Chicago
Ohio
White
Boy Dick Otto Drowns in Estherville Pool
Dick Otto five drowned in Estherville Indiana municipal pool yesterday. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Otto of Estherville.
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Estherville, In
Dick Otto
Frank Otto
Merchants Offer Special Bargains and July Fourth Plans
Huron today prepared to entertain 5,000 or more visitors over the next four days as merchants announce Monday and Tuesday bargains and a spectacular July Fourth program. The city anticipates a busy holiday period with events and sales drawing crowds.
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Huron
Air mail to Huron delayed by legal bids doubt
A telegram to The Evening Huronite from W W Howe senior assistant postmaster general states air mail to Huron likely cannot begin by July 3 due to unresolved legal questions about bid determinations. Arthur Hanford of Manford Airlines says the issue should be resolved by Monday and that passenger service to Huron will begin on July 3.
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Sioux Falls-Bismarck
W. W. Howes
Mr. Howe
Huron
Arthur Hanford
Manford Airlines
Sioux City
Omaha-Bismarck
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Hanford
Euron
Sioux Falls Bismarck mail line to debut with Elks event
Dakota Elks convention plus a pari mutuel horse meet and July Fourth celebration mark the opening of the new Sioux Falls to Bismarck air mail line. The first plane lands at 10 45 am Tuesday at the municipal airport with bands and thousands of letters en route from across the United States. Local post officials seek arrival time confirmation for a souvenir envelope and to gauge service. The Elks gathering includes golf trap shooting and a memorial service, while a three day pari mutuel race meeting runs at the state fair track beginning Monday. After adjournment Tuesday the city hosts a major Fourth of July celebration with a twilight program and fireworks. The event lineup also features motorcycle races auto polo and a staged collision under the banner Huron Days with merchants offering substantial savings.
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State Fair Grounds
Bismarck
Municipal
State Fair
Huron College
Marvin Hughitt
E. H. Bruem
Ner
Elks
State Association
Campbell
Park
Fair Grounds
State Fair Track
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Hanford Air Line
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