Riddle of Soviet Military Power May Be Answered
Britain, France, and Soviet Russia move toward mutual aid accord with army chiefs invited to maneuvers in London. Moscow proposes 440.485 billion rubles for army and navy next year, up 50 percent, amid talks of League involvement. German troops depart Spain aboard five transports with about 5,000 soldiers onboard.
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Associated Press
Britain
France
Russia
London
Klementi E. Voroshiloff
Europa
Paris
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
William Leeds
Soviet Union
Geneva
Accors
League of Nations
League
Viscount Mallfax
Georges Bonnet
Believed Weston Dead On Coast In Sawtelle Home
Relatives believe a 55 year old Sawtelle California soldiers' home inmate who died of a heart attack may be Oscar E Weston last seen in 1936 in Huron. They doubt an Associated Press bulletin naming another man as Weston. Burial plans not set as relatives confirm identity efforts.
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Sawtelle
Calif
Oscar B. Weston
Associated Press
Sear B. Wester
Los Angeles
Tom Weston
Pority
Walter Weston
Saskatchewan
Canada
Hucon
Oscar E. Weston
News Dispatch
U. S. Navy
Oscar Weston
Navy
Weston
South Dakota
Standard Oil Company
Huron
W. Ryifrand
Sioux City
Newark flight carries sick girl for Wilm's tumor therapy
Joan Menzel aged one from Oldham travels with her mother to New Rochelle for Wilm's tumor treatment after a charity funded trip. A benefactor financed the voyage, with Mrs Dewey Menzel describing the hopeful hope for recovery as doctors prepare care in New Rochelle New York.
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Oldham
Wilm
Girl Journeys Across the Continent for Home Cancer Treatment
Joan Menzel, seven, flew from Oldham South Dakota to New Rochelle Hospital for Wilm's tumor treatment. She arrived at 3:38 p.m. local time and will rest in bed before a possible early x ray diagnosis and deep therapy. The 21 hour trip began at 5:45 p.m. yesterday from Huron and reached New Rochelle today.
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N. Y
Oldham
S. D
Joan Menzel
New Rochelle Hospital
E. S
Wilm
Tumar
Austin J. Schoncke
Aitthe Joan Menzel
Huron
New Rochelle, N.Y
FDR Mum On Tax Developments Amid Conference Comments
President Roosevelt avoided direct detail at a press conference on congressionally pursued tax revisions. He noted discussions were progressing well and blamed delays on sensational but inaccurate reports. Morgenthau to testify on taxes. Mead Meantime proposals seek RFC insurance for small business loans and a flat 18 percent tax rate pending personal tax rate protection.
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Roosevelt
Morgenthau
House Ways and Means
New Xevetom
Wagner
Democrat
New York
Senate Banking Committed
Mead
RFC
Coughton
Harrison
Kyle Eliminates Hoylake in British Amateur Semifinal
Scottish cloth designer Alex Kyle defeats Bill Hoyt of Syracuse in the British amateur golf championship semifinal. The report notes the final score as asked but not disclosed, with Kyle advancing to the final.
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Kyle
Hhoylake
Eng
Alex Kyle
Bill Hoyt
Syracuse
King and Queen Open Canadian West Tour in Calgary
The royal train crossed Saskatchewan into Alberta as King George and Queen Elizabeth toured the Canadian west. Crowds gathered in Calgary for a 4 p.m. visit with an eight mile procession, following a Moose Jaw stop drawing about 40,000 people. The couple planned a Banff overnight and Pacific Coast travels thereafter.
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Savern
Saskatchewan
Alberta
King ‘George
Queen Elizabeth
Dominion
Calgary
Moose Jaw
Medicine Hut
Banff National Park
Pacific Coast
Rexina
Thursday Rains Boost South Dakota Thirsty Soil
Extensive Thursday rain across nearly all sections of South Dakota lifted moisture totals, with heavy downpours from Sioux Falls to Yankton and hail and winds in the Sioux Falls storm. Rainfall varied by locale, from trace to over 2 inches, easing drought but causing street flooding and damaged property in places.
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South Dakota
B. Laskowski
Central Area
Associated Press News
Dakota
The
N. W. Railroad
Ann
Highmere
Pierre
Walsey
Miller
Ree Heights
Highmore
Harrold
Blunt
Cavour
Iroquois
Manchester
de Smet
Lake Preston
Hetland
Trace
Arlington
Volga
Brookings
Aurora
Elkton
Faulkton
Redfield
Gettysburg
Agar
Lebanon
Seneca
Frankfort
Doland
Raymond
Clark
Iick
Henry
Esmond
Carthage
Vilas
Canova
Unityville
Salem
Monroe
Hawarden
Iowa
Northville
Aberdeen
Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Sioux
Yankton
Yanker County
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Irene
Gayville
Scotland
Menno
Lesterville
Tynedail
Springfield
A. Avon
Watertown
Bryant
Oita
B.D. Rat Pane
Fritz Kuhn Arrested On Charge Of Larceny Of Bund Funds
Fritz Kuhn national leader of the German American Bund, appeared in New York court and pleaded innocent to forgery and grand larceny charges involving about 14548 dollars. He was held on a five thousand dollar bail as officers questioned him in the police lineup.
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Fritz Kuhn
New York
Bund
James Pyke
Kuhn
Les Fritz Kuhn
Dr Charles Mayo Slipping into Failure in Chicago
Chicago May 26 Physicians attending Dr Charles Mayo announced he was failing with pneumonia and there appeared to be no hope of saving the world famous Rochester Minn surgeon. Dr Walter McGuire said no blood transfusion was given because it seemed useless.
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Chicago
Charles Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Walter McGuire
Pioneer De Smet Merchant Dies At Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls May 26 He J Hamilton 76, early day merchant at De Smet, died at his home here Wednesday Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon then body to De Smet for further services Saturday afternoon.
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DE Smet
Sioux Falls
Hamilton
De‘Smet
Sargent Resigns as A C N W President in 1925 Health Return
Chicago and North Western Railway says Fred W. Sargent has resigned as president effective June 1 after years of ill health. He will give up all directorships across subsidiaries including Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha, Escanaba Iron Mountain and Western, and Superior Coal. Sargent is currently resting on a farm near Mt. Vernon Iowa after months of illness.
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Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railway
Fred W. Sargent
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railway Company
Escanaba, Iron Mountain, and Western Railroad Company
Superior Coal Company
Sargent
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Hunt Man And Woman In Mass Murder Case
Eight-state hunt launches for a large man and a tubby woman in connection with mass murders for insurance. Philadelphia investigators seek the couple for questioning with aid from police and federal agents across Ohio New Jersey Delaware Maryland West Virginia Virginia New York and Pennsylvania. Detectives say the pair emerged from statements by 29 people already in custody.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
New York
Pennsylvan
Myers In Huron En Route Home From Piarma
Paul K. Myers secretary of Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce visited Huron today while returning from a business trip to Patima. The brief stop highlighted regional commerce concerns and framed ongoing efforts to boost local business ties.
Navy Yard Chief Says Open Valve Guess In Squalus Sinking
Portsmouth May 26 A Navy Yard chief said no definitive cause for the Squalus sinking is known and any claim other than an induction valve being open is conjecture. Officials discuss valve status, buoyancy balance, and potential use of pontoons as divers prepare for salvage while authorities confirm 33 survivors and 26 sailors remain lost.
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N. H
Capwin H
KR. Greenlee
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Alfred GC. Prien
Greenlee
Washington
A. I. McKee
A. R. McCann
W. S. Amsden
C. W. Cole
Falcon
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Naval
High Command
Navy Yard
Paderewski Stricken By Heart Ailment In New York
World famed pianist and former Polish premier Ignace Jan Paderewski was stricken by a heart ailment and remained under medical care. An attack caused the cancellation of a Madison Square Garden concert before 10,000 attendees as he continued travel despite an illness at the start of his American tour.
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New York
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Poland
Madison Square Garden
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Betos
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