Typhoon and Killed in Rain Storm Prompt Japan Warning
Typhoon heads toward Japan after a rain storm leaves about 100 dead. The report shifts to veterans affairs noting Irene Johnson is elected South Dakota VFW department commander, with Watertown chosen for the 1939 encampment. Officers and district commanders are listed, with auxiliary leaders elected and appointed for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
George) Johnson
Irene
Ernest Boyer
Yanktom
New South Dakota Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Johnson
State Department
Albert Molle
Beresford
Vene
Watertown
South Dakota
O. G
George) Johoson
Albert Meile
Berexford
Jett
C. Zi
Rapid City
Myrtle Winesberg
Madison
South Dakota Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Martha ‘Wheeler
Scotland
Della Garrity
Huron
Kathryn Robinson
Sioux Paris
Democrats Prepare Quiet Sioux Falls State Convention
In Pierre on June 3, Democratic leaders brace for a calm biennial state convention opening tomorrow with two contested nominations in the lieutenant governor and railroad commissioner races. Potential rivals include Luther Cole of Sioux Falls and George Ernst among others, while several incumbents are not expected to face opposition for reappointment.
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Pierre
Martin
Luther Cole
Sioux Falls
Augustane College
George Ernst Aberdeen
Marcel W. Peterson
Woubay
Rollin Benedict
Harry Nissen
Yankton
Frank Pickett
Haven
Rellrond Commissions
A. L. Putnam
Nathaniel Nickisch
Bowdle
Flrst
Fred Gilbertson
Watertown
Officijals
Clair Roddenly
Bite Goldie Wells
Raymond Kelly
Treamurjard
HE. Hinselman
Bert Straol
Herbert “Hitchcock
Farmers miss bargain to five late buyers ad their names
Five farmers failed to buy the bargain and are urged to reach the seller. The ad mirrors Mr Anderson’s approach and stresses including the advertiser’s name to boost selling power.
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Mr. Anderson
Langer Concedes Nye Victory in North Dakota Primary
North Dakota Governor William Langer conceded the Republican nomination for U S Senate to Senator Gerald B Nye as 87 794 votes for Nye and 81 488 for Langer were tallied with most precincts counted Nye led by about 6 9 thousand votes The day saw other races unfold including Nye supported by the Progressive Republican ticket and T H H Thoresen ahead in the governor race for Nye's unitotted contest.
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Fargo
N. D
Wiliam Langer
Senate
North Dakota
U. 3
Gerald B. Nye
Nye
Plains
Thes
Nonpartisan League
Langer
Rye
Excent
William Lemke
Cas
Lerigue
John N. Aagan
T. H. H. Thoresen
Hagan
Thoresen
Asher L. Burdick
Republica
Dale
Alfred S. Dale
U. S
Max Strehlow
Howard TL Henry
J. J. Nygaard
Halsover Halvorson
A. Johansson
Tahin Moses
Oliver Rosenberg
Hownard Henry
Hhmisb
Gerald P. Nye
Sheppard
Texas
Senate Committee
Sheppard Heman
Huron Municipal Band Concert Program Highlights
Huron Municipal Band directed by Hans Christensen with J W Campbell presents a program at Park Thursday featuring Overture Strong and True Moonlight On the Nie Sunny Spain The Student Prince and Bele Overture selections from March Happy Hawaii and Fantasie Sunny Spain plus Arkansaw and Ole.
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Huron Municipal Band
Hans Christensen
J.W. Campbell
Nations as quarrelsome neighbors dominate world view
International developments, from London naval limits to papal appeals, unfold amid war scares. Pope Pius asks Japan to spare civilians in China, Franco and others drawn into a web of tensions. Spain, Turkey, and Britain face diplomatic strains as conflicts flare across Europe and Asia.
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U. S
Britain
France
Pope Pius
Japan
Franco
Sandys
iBy
Associated Press
London
United States
China
Tokyo
Francisco Franco
Blanes
Badalona
Barcelona
Turkey
Sanjak
Alexandretta
Aren Sa
of Commons
War Office
Dune Sandys
M. P
House of Commons
House Committee
Select
Leslie Hore-Belisha
FDR Guards Escorts Arrive for World Fair Visit
President Roosevelt reaches the 1938 World’s Fair grounds in Queens to deliver two speeches and lay the corner stone of a 3.6 million dollar federal exposition building. His motorcade is protected by 35 motorcycle policemen and detectives. A wage strike near the route ends after 4,500 to 6,000 workers withdraw their picket line to the Fair. Six men with revolvers ride on cars ahead of the President.
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FDR
New York
Roosevelt
Queens
City Hall
Fair Grounds
Aya Jurisdica
Tas
Secret Service
Doherty Hits Legion Critic at NEA Session
Daniel Doherty national commander of the American Legion denounced Prof William Gellermann s criticism as the puny product of a small mind He denied being gagged at the Madison Square Garden teachers meeting and said the Legion seeks harmonious relations with the NEA A five member committee will confer with the Legion and other groups to press for federal aid to public education
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New York
Lune
Daniel Doherty
Antrican Legion
Legion
William Gellermann
National Education Association
Madison Square Garden
NEA
American Legion
William E. Giveng
Gellermann
Teachers College, Columbia
Count Will Answer 4 Barbara's Summons In London
In Paris Count Flaugwitz Reventlow met with Paris lawyers before departing for London to face a court summons issued by his former wife Barbara Hutton. Franklin L. Hutton, father in law, planned to leave Paris tonight but did not reveal his destination. The count discussed gifts to his daughter amid allegations he threatened her.
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Barbara
Paris
Court Flaugwitz-Reventlow
London
Barbara Hutton
Franklin L. Hutton
Hutton
Bes
Tokyo Flood and Earthquake Cut Off City in Disaster
Tokyo faced the worst deluge in history and a powerful earthquake that leveled homes and disrupted rail and power. More than 10 dead and 26 missing as rivers rose and landslides trapped residents. Yokohama and Tokyo suffered extensive damage and port activity halted.
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Tokyo
Japan
Central Meteorologiea Institute
China Sea
Yokohama
Takakimi Mitsui
WPA Bosses Get Rap By Hopkins
In Washington Harry Hopkins said two WPA straw bosses in Kentucky faced punishment over politics as the agency pledged swift action against political coercion while exposing trumped up accusations. He named Lee Carden and Cleve Keeney as the workers involved and asserted minimal improper conduct in over twenty investigated cases.
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Washington
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Kentucky
Hoppins
Lee Carden
Edmonson County
Cleve Keeney
Newsport
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Christian Nelson
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George Ronsvold
Surgeo
R. D. Wilson
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Charles ©. Wright
Lemmon
Chapliics
Hobart
H. H. Baggs
Chiia Anderson
Canton
Peter Cloos
J.de
Grie
J. Cronk
J.B. Shelley
Parkston
Earl Baysen
Fierre
A. M. Calhoun
V. Fp.w
Lious Falls
Elizabeth Kempp
Penr Roe
Vera Green
Hot Springs
Josephine Munson
Guard
Emma Kasdorf
Plandreau
Rogalie Johnson
May Schultz
Alta Fast
Aberdeen
Charlotte Thompson
Brookings
Minnie Petersborf
Mitchell
Mario Robinson
Charlotte Masquin
Lead
Tanne Lawler
Edith Monroe
Olive Story
Millers
Amelia Shelley
Mabel Stewart
Velma Olson
Parker
Anne Enders
Freeman
Hazel Aristie
Vero Green
Sot Springs
Lacie Schartie
Oakland
Cal
VFW
Elmer Anderson
John Deere
Elmer, Anderson
South
West
Cavour
Farley
Manhattan
James A. Farley
Palmieri Association
Domenic Palmieri
Otsasuert
Czechoslovék
Berlin
Ign
Hitler
Yangtze
Hankow
Matowehea
Spain
Catalan
Valencia
Sierra de Espadan
Robert M. Hodgson
Burgos
Walker
Trenton
N. J
Edward. P
Mickey) Walker
Clara Frances Walker
Brooklyn
Doherty
Gellermain Report
Capital
Hopkins
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