Rum Runners Fined In Redfield Circuit Court
Four rum runners captured near Redfield by Sheriff Floyd Bradley and federal agents faced Judge Alvan E. Taylor. Fines of 250 dollars each were imposed on Albert L. McDonald J Cummings Ed Johnson and Ike Sorenson for transportation of intoxicating liquor. McDonald and Cummings received 30 day jail terms and all four vehicles were confiscated. The arrest followed a Friday pursuit with officers bringing the defendants to Huron for trial.
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Spink County
Redfield
Floyd Bradley
Albert L
Bert? McDonald
Huron
J. Cummings
Wessington
Ed Johnnson
Ike Sorenson
Doland
Alvan E. Taylor
Taylor
McDonald
Cummings
Johnson
Sorenson
Bordley
Alfl Schleher
Jack Exwin
Weather milestones mirror past extremes and dates
A fragmented weather note compares today with the same date a year ago showing the highest and lowest readings then. It mentions record highs early in spring and record lows late in the season, indicating unusual temperature extremes across time.
Weather watch for Huron area mostly cloudy with snow likely
The forecast notes sun rise at 6 25 and set at 6 52 with mostly cloudy skies over Huron and vicinity. Snow possible tonight and Thursday, temperatures fluctuating. Hourly temps show morning values around 19 to 26 degrees. Regional forecasts vary with South Dakota and Iowa predicting cold, cloudy, and unsettled conditions with chances of light snow.
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Huron
Dakoo
Iowa
Frere
Weather Summary for South Dakota Roads
Mitchell clear and dry with highs near 40 and lows around 19. Sioux Falls 36 with 13, Aberdeen 42 with trace precip, Watertown 37, Huron 39, Robe and Brookings clear and dry. Rapid City 35 with snowing, Yankton 40, Pierre 40 with trace precip and partly cloudy. Road conditions mainly good with clear routes.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Trace
Clear
Watertown
Huron
Robe
Brookings
Rapid City
Yankton
Pierre
Two Miners Killed in Crown Coal Mine Blast
ARNETTSVILLE W VA March 26 Two miners were killed and nine others were entombed in an explosion at the Yukon mine operated by Crown Coal company. Rescue crews fought to reach the entombed men as power failures hindered operations. The blast, likely gas caused, occurred about 2 am four thousand feet from the mine mouth. two bodies burned beyond recognition were found while the remaining workers faced slim chances of survival.
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Arnettsville
W. VA
Yukon
Crown Coal Company
City Briefs and Local Notices From Huron Area
Miscellaneous local notes report Mrs. 5. S. Coal returning from Hot Springs S D to visit at 535 Kansas avenue southeast and plan a trip to Redfield to visit her son. Hugh Barclay and wife travel from Rochester Minn after death in family. services held today for John Williams. Reward offered for information about bicycle theft from 1955 Cal Axe SW. Carolyn Rayburn and Neil Chancellor join local drugstore staff. Cora Whitney heads to Sioux City to visit sister Ed Meyers. Arlene Starr visits parents after business college in Mankato. National chorus program featuring Huron students Lois Gitchelil Winona Boughton Bob Bryan to be broadcast from Chicago. District P T A dinner set for April 1 Congregational church. Mrs Theo Smogard returns from Mayo Clinic trip.
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S. Coal
Huron
Hot Springs
S. D
C. S. Laughlin
Kansas Avenue
Redfield
Hugh Barclay
Frank Avenue
Rochester
Minn
Brookings College
Cora Whitney
Sioux City
Ed Meyers
Gamble Stores
Arlene Starr
Business College
Mankato
C. L. Starr
Dakota Avenue South
E. W. Feige
M. D
Adv
Rational
Lois Gitchelil
Winona Boughton
Bob Bryan
Chicago
National Broadcasting Chain
District P. T. A
Congregational Church
Theo Smogard
Mayo Clinic
Hospital Stay Update From Samaritan Hotel Move
A report notes that last Friday he moved to the Samaritan hotel and is expected to remain for several weeks. His condition is described as much improved and stable for the time being.
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Samaritan
Five Year Old Boy Rescues Baby Brother Then Tragedy
Tulsa report describes a five year old boy who carried his infant brother John William Page outside to safety as a fire destroyed the Page home. A three year old sister later brought the infant back inside and tucked him in his crib, but the baby died from burns.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mar
W. H. Page
John William Page
Raming House
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Bam
Bisnarke
North Plat
Saint Paul
Sheridan
Williston
Moody” Johnson Truck Line
22Nd Street
B. W. Bennett
Hudson
Stesdard
Phallen
Sedam
Phacien
Second Street
S. W
Alpena Miller
John C. Lewin
P. D. Petersen
Kirk
Gordian Worsted
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Four Winds Topcoats
Hart Schaffner & Marx University
F Koepp & Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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