Huron Tigers Start Quest to Defend Region 4 Title
Huron high school began defense of Region 4 track and field titles at Huron College field. Seven Tigers advanced from preliminaries including Wessington, Pierre, De Smet, Miller, Omda and Faulkton. Records fell in football throw and pole vault with Benson and Niermeyer among top performers as Huron led qualifiers and set marks ahead of this afternoon finals.
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Frank Coffey
Huron High School Tigers
Jeading
Huron College
Eld
Trath
Tigers
Weseington
Pierre Wt de Smet
Miller
Omda
Faulkton
Vaulkton
Myhrough
Roger Bentson
Pourts
Prive
Mireheoc
de Smet
Guida
Wessington
Redfield
Als
Huron Colege Field
Benson
Magnuson
Bohning
Ruschenberg
Frankfort
Kellar
L. Brown
Onida
A. Collin
Huron
Lane
Smith
Towne. Faulkton
Niermeyer
Bentson
Basinee
Mark Wayne Kastner
Brooks
Foulkton
Bryat
Eschler
Sherlock
Kasiner
Hilton
Roda
Pierre
Dan Wessington
Antle
Pfotenhauer
Christen Huron
Wiedenman
McNeill
Kirk
Holm
Runtie
Peterson
McNeil
Weshington
Thompson
Hohm
McCarl
Denman
Protenhauer
Helt
Lincoln
Evans
Olson
Davis
Pooley
Jefferson
Washington
Weather Hucon and South Dakota Outlook
Unsettled and much cooler tonight and Saturday with likely showers in Hucon. In South Dakota the pattern remains unsettled and cooler through tonight and Sunday with probable local showers across the state.
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Hucon
South Dakota
Captain Fried Again Rescues Seafarer Fifty Miles Off Ireland
Captain George Fried of the President Roosevelt and Chief Officer Harry Manning rescued Lou Reichers, a trans Atlantic flier, from a raging sea about 50 miles south of Ireland after Reichers attempted a Dublin to Paris leg. Fried, famed for previous epic rescues, has a long career from Worcester, Massachusetts, serving in the Spanish-American War and the Navy.
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New York
George Fried
United States
Roosevelt
Harry Manning
Ireland
Lou Heichers
Reichers
Dublin
Paris
Newark
N. J
Harbor Grace
N. F
Hiller
Recue
Antinee
Fried
King George
President Coolidge
America
Florida
Hebojen
Broadway
Washington
Coolidge
Mussolini
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Worcester
Mass
Navy
Reicher's Flight Ends With Rescue Near Fastnet
Time stamps show departure from Newark May 12 and arrival at Harbor Grace May 13. The damaged plane ditched off the Fastnet coast where rescuers recovered the crew by 3 p.m. Roosevelt and Mester George are noted in the incident report.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
Newark
N. J
Aire Port
Harbor Grace
N. F
Fastnet
Fish Coast
Roosevelt
George
Ripple Resigns State Fish Job In South Dakota
Watertown reports Robert L. Ripple resigns after five years as South Dakota fisheries superintendent, saying he quit when he ceased being superintendent and became a flunkey. He left Pickerel Lake hatchery immediately and plans to remain in the state to pursue other goals. Snyder confirms receipt of a verbal resignation and notes Ripple cited trouble with director O H Johnson as the reason.
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Watertown
Robert L. Ripple
South Dakota
Rippis
O. Hi. Johnson
Game and Fish
C. K. Spyder
Fish and Game Commission
Pickerel Lake Hatchery
Fish and Game Department
Snyder
Ripple
O. H. Johnson
Gama and Fish
Drum Corps Benefit Dance In Huron Tonight
The American Legion Auxiliary drum and bugle corps hosted a field day at Willow Lake and will hold a benefit dance at the Huron American Legion hall to raise funds for travel to the state convention in Watertown. Willow Lake drew crowds and the Huron Chamber of Commerce supported the event with leaders G B Fahrenhoef and Paul K Myers accompanying the Auxiliary.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Willow Lake
American Legion Hall
Huron
Watertown
Huron Chamber of Commerce
G. 3B
Fahrenhoef
Paul K. Myers
Chamber
Would Take Orders From Buck Private But Not From Com
Washington May 14 A former buck private succeeded in the house where former officers failed Representative Blanton a veteran Democrat refused to answer questions from Representative Martin Oregon Democrat a former major general and others who had commissions during the war He refused to yield to you generals and replied he would yield to a back private when asked by Representative Schafer Wisconsin Republican the exchange carried through the chamber
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Washington
Blanton
Vexan
Martin
Oregon
Plan Contest Remains Open With May Twenty First Deadline
The Evening Hur Saturday Plan Drawing contest extended to May 21. About 110 entrants registered. prizes total 150 dollars. Participants gain a 3 percent discount on cash payments at 24 cooperating firms. No special architectural skill required. sponsors seek practical home building, improvement, and furnishing ideas. Booklets and hints available from the contest editor.
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Huronite
Huron
Contés
Ans
Pierre to donate site for Sioux Indian hospital
Pierre acts to deed the city owned site to the federal government for a new 375000 dollar Sioux Indian hospital. Mayor J E Hipple signs this deed, ending title negotiations that delayed construction. The site lies about six blocks northeast of the state house and construction is planned to start this year.
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Pierre
J. E. Hipple
Hruse
Hopewell Scrapes Lindbergh Baby Site for Clues
In Hopewell New Jersey May 14 1932 investigators scraped the burial site of the Lindbergh baby for evidence and sent the material and a burlap bag to experts for analysis to aid the kidnapping case. State police built a concrete wall around the spot to protect possible clues and prevent tampering while the search continues.
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Hopewell
N. J
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
State Police
No Objections To Way Says Governor
PIERRE May 14 Governor Green announced he has no objection to reelection of S. X. Way Water town national committeeman and Charles S. McDonald Sioux Falls state chairman at the Republican state convention here May 2. He said the matter is for the convention to decide but that he is not opposed to the present arrangement.
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Way
Pierre
Green
S. X. Way
Watertown
Charles S. McDonald
Sioux Falls
Greene
S. K. Way
South Dakota
Republican National Committee
Mercury Hits 97 For Early May Record
Aberdeen reports an unexpected heat spike with the official thermometer reaching 97 degrees on Friday, an early May record. By four o’clock the temperature stood at 97 and by seven it slid to 80, with weather observer D G Gallett noting the heat would likely be short-lived.
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Mercury
Aberdeen
D. G. Gallett
Rotarians Headed to Annual District Conference
Dr W F R Wharton president of Hare Rotary will lead a Hotarians delegation from Huron to Hastings Nebraska for the 18th district conference. District Governor and Mrs Chas Hr J Mitchell and Mr and Mrs C R Morey depart today. Other Huron members include Rev E E Lochridge C B Dickinson John R Foseherd George Starling C H Bell M L Tobin C S Laughlin Mort J Carlson Rudolph Jachn.
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W. F. R. Wharton
Hare
Rotary Club
Hastings
Neb
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Chas
Hr. J. Mitchell
C. KR. Morey
Huron Club
E. Lochridge
C. B. Dickinson
John R. Foseherd
George, Starling
C. H Beil
M. L. ‘Tobin
C. $. Laughlin
Mort Jonason
Mr. and Mea
Rudolph Jachn
Scoop Found Near Lindbergh Baby Grave Undergrowth
Hopewell New Jersey May 14 police recovered a broken shovel scoop near the site where the Lindbergh baby’s body was found. Investigators wrapped the scoop for fingerprint preservation as prosecutors review links to the ransom and a larger mystery involving Col Lindbergh and the underworld negotiations.
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Baby
Hopewell
N. J
Hunterdon
Mercer
Robert Coarix
Jersey City
Lindbergh
Nerves Of Lindbergh Withstanding Strain
Hopewell New Jersey reports Col Charles Lindbergh remains firm after cremation of his son as state prosecutor Hauck discusses tracking the murderers. Richmond Virginia notes the formation of the Lindbergh Association as a spiritual monument to the baby. Princeton New Jersey’s Dr Hibben says neither Col nor Mrs Lindbergh has cracked under the strain.
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Associated Press
Hopewell
N. J
New York
Paris
Col. Lindbergh
Anthony M. Hauck
Hunterdon County
Richmond, VA
Charles A. Lindebreh, Jr
America
Princeton, N. J
Lindbergh kidnapping search widens to treasury and coast guard
The May 14 dispatch reports treasury directs Secret Service and internal revenue intelligence to aid in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Coast Guard searches from Massachusetts to the South Atlantic fail to locate the rendezvous vessel. Officials note doubt about the boat’s existence while Elmer Ivey and W H Moran coordinate with Col Lindbergh and continue investigations.
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Washington
Ceasury Department
United States Secret Service
Internal Revenue Bureau
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Treasury
Coast Guard
Norfolk
Massachusetts
South Atlantic
Col. Lindbergh
W. H. Moran
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Pierre Indian Hospital
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Ceshwarzkont
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Morris Rosner
Rosner
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Irving Bitz
Lindberghs
Underworld
John F. Condon
Wafsie
Bronx
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Erwin A. Marshall
Mercer County
Bronx Home News
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Wouiland Cemetery
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Marshell
Jands
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