Argentine Envoy Warns of Trade Retaliation Threat
New York May stemmed from remarks by Ambassador Don Manuel E Malbran of Argentina at the National Foreign Trade convention. He said Argentina may adopt a high tariff policy to defend against U S tariff barriers and that reduced exports could push development of domestic industry. He noted U S linseed tariffs’ rise and delays at the tariff commission while affirming no desire to oppose protective tariffs outright.
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New York
Don Manuel E. Malbran
Argentina
United States
Don Manuel
Bie
Ambbassador
Tariff Commission
Commission
Meet To Boost For St. Lawrence Way Meet To Boost For St. Lawrence Way
Delegates from the United States and Canada convened in Port Arthur Ontario to plan the Great Lakes St Lawrence deep waterway project. Governors and mayors attend a three day session aimed at mobilizing public opinion behind the initiative and touring harbor facilities and grain storage where Canada exports are shipped.
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Port Arthur
Ont
United States
Canada
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Lloyd Olson
Minnesota
Amd
W. S. Snively
Dulluth
Minn
Dr. Fleming
Windsor
Canadian Deep Waterways
Dew Waterway
Delay Formation of County Legion Post
American Legion men with patriotic groups in Huron will plan Memorial Day events at the K C hall tonight and arrange for the Dobson Brothers World Fair carnival to visit June 8 to 15 under Legion auspices. FH Markey heads the 50th anniversary celebration committee, while Beadle County American Legion post formation is postponed to later per department HQ guidance.
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American Legion
Huron
K. C. Hall
Dobson Brothers
Beadle County
Weather Haren Forecast Finds Fair Nights and Friday
The latest forecast for Haren indicates clear to fair conditions overnight with mild temperatures. Expect no significant changes in weather patterns through Friday as winds remain light and skies mostly sunny.
Chaplin Maps Talky Film Project With Government
London reports Charlie Chaplin weighing an offer from the British government to direct a national significance all talking motion picture. Negotiations with the foreign office have run about three months. He proposed the title London and a romance of the British capital. Plans shift from an earlier epic about the Pilgrim Fathers titled After the Mayflower which he rejected as unsuitable.
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London
Charlie Chaplin
London Daily Sketch
Mid Today
Screen Comedian
Foreign Office
Chaplain
England
America
State Firemen Plan Five Day School and Tournament
More than 500 visiting firemen from across the state are expected for the second annual State Firemen association fire school and tournament in Huron starting Monday. The five day event includes a school, drills, and a Friday tournament with prizes totaling over 1100. Mayor Gitchell will greet attendees with a welcome address and a $100 prize for a special 100 yard foot race for captains.
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State Firemen's Association
Huron
Ernest R. Tovey
Huron Fire Department
Madison
Burke Fire Department
Rosebud
EB. M. Wipf
Aberdeen
Firemen’s Association
5. T. Gitchell
Mr. Wipt
Sam Goething
Alexandria
D. C. Lewis
Pierre
Gitchell
Rll
Kirkland sentence affirmed by Indiana judge in 1-10 year reform
Judge Grant Crumpacker affirmed a one to ten year reformatory sentence for Virgil Kirkland of Gary, aged 20, convicted of assault and battery with intent to rape leading to Arlene Davis’s death after a drinking party. The Indiana Supreme Court ruling cited by Attorney General Ogden does not apply, as Kirkland was sentenced under the 1527 act for first felons.
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Valparaiso
Mnl
Grant Crumpacker
Virgil Kirkland
Gary
Indiana Supreme Court
James M. Ogden
Kirkland
Crumpacker
Gary Your
Pendleton Reformatory
Arlene Davis
Supreme Court
Treasury Deficit Tops One Billion in May Report
The May 2 treasury statement shows the deficit at 1,000,782,450.38 as of May 35 with fiscal year expenditures since July 1 at 3,193,901,309.58 and revenue of 2,782, STLamLEs. The shortfall is expected to shrink when second quarter income tax payments on 18 percent are received by June 15. A Chicago report notes Daniel M. fAgan and associates were involved in a shooting near Sinte and Van Hie pdasia with one business acquaintance captured.
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Treasury
Washington
Chicago
Daniel M. fAgan
Start Preliminary Activity On Citys New Sewage Plant
Huron Construction began groundwork for the new $250000 sewage plant on a 13% acre site east of the James River. Most work is subterranean with a 24 by 36 foot control building. About 2,100 workers across three months will be employed. completion target is November 1 with possible 39 day city extension.
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Huron Construction Company
Huron
L. A. Groves
George C. Hunt
Groves
Hunt
James River
Ninth Street
Mrs Brusso Receives Gift From Rural Teachers
Mrs Nellie Mr Brusso the county superintendent of schools will end June 1 and has been presented with a wrist watch as a parting gift from rural teachers of the county. Donald Wieland of Hartland township presented it on behalf of the teachers who have worked under her for four years.
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Donald Wieland
Hartland Township
Brusso
Boggs Becomes First Lieutenant At School
LeRoy Boggs receives invitation for Fort Humphreys Virginia graduation exercises on June 5 where Kenneth L Boggs will graduate. Kenneth son of LeRoy left Huron March 1 to study at the engineer school as an officer in the 108th Engineers National Guard and will return to Huron June 10.
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Boggs
LeRoy Boggs
Fort Humphreys
Kenneth L. Boggs
Kenneth Boggs
Huron
108Th Engineers
National Guard
Balloon Flight Sets New Altitude Record in Alps
Professor August Piccard and Charles Kipfer reported reaching about 52,400 feet in the Alpine stratosphere near Innsbruck. They said the flight was magnificent, never lost control, and yielded valuable data while the balloon and gondola were salvaged after the ascent.
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Innsbruck
Austria
August Piccard
Guri
Iis
Charles Kipfer
Fascists Destroy Pope Portrait in Rome Campus Attack
Fascist students attacked the Catholic publishing house Civilta Cattolica in Rome, tearing down an oil painting of Pope Pius XI and trampling it in the street. They pelted windows, dumped copies of publications, and shouted anti church slogans as police stood by. The incident risked worsening Vatican government tensions and prompting notes between Rome and the Vatican.
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Rome
Pius XI
Vatican
Civilta Cattolica
Piazza Coloonmna
Foreign Office
Bonifie
Copie
Osservatoce. Romac
Ean
William Bender Dies After Short Illness
William Bender aged about T1 years died last night at a Huron hospital after a brief illness. Born in Victor Ta in 198), he lived in Beadle county since 1928 and resided in Dearborn township. Funeral services Sunday at the Alpena Methodist church with Rev J E Washburn. burial in Alpena cemetery. Survived by widow Marie and children John Elda William Harry Mildred Patten Cora Shinn Raymond Anna Wilson plus ten grandchildren.
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Willam Bender
Huron Hospital
Mr. Bender
Victor
Beadle County
Dearborn Township
Gilman
Ida County
Carthage
S. D
Alpena
J. E. Washburn
Marie Bender
Huronians Asked To Secure Cat Placards
Huronians planning to attend Pierre's fiftieth anniversary celebration are urged to call the Haron Chamber of Commerce to secure windshield placards advertising that visitors are from Huron. Postcards announcing the distribution of the placards were mailed to Chamber members today.
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Pierre
Haron
Watertown Struck by Record Rainstorm Repairs Underway
Watertown faced severe damage from a record 7.14 inch rainfall as bridges culverts and grades were wrecked. Railway lines and highways remained blocked or slow with new concrete bridges washed away and floodwaters hindering crews. Motorists reached Watertown via improvised routes as weather eased and crews pressed emergency repairs.
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Watertown
Chicago and North Western
Kranburg-Goodwin
Appleby
Castlewood
Sioux River
Brookings Branch
Great Northern
South Shore
Thames
Grover
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Eastern Mail
Aberdeen
Wallace
Waterstown
Brookings
Yankton
South
Funeral Friday for Fred H. Newman 33 in Panguitch Utah
The body of Fred H. Newman aged 33 who died May 25 at Panguitch Utah arrived in Huron Wednesday night. He will be buried Friday at 2:30 PM at Presbyterian church with funeral by Dr Hubert Ketelle and burial at Riverside cemetery by Veterans of Foreign Wars. Pallbearers are VFW members Ross Burton Parley Moore Floyd Alley Simon Rhoads Leon Rudy J O Hagen. Newman served in 318 Engineer Train in France 13 months from 1917 to 1919 and leaves widow May Belle Jink Newman and parents Mr and Mrs George Newman Clifton township and brothers Milton Clifton township and Harold Thermopolis Wyoming. He was a member of VFW and American Legion.
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H. Newman
Fred H. Newman
Panguitch
Utah
Huron
Walsh
Forrest McMullen
Presbyterian Church
Hubert Ketelle
Riverside Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign Wars
F. W
Ross Burton
Parley Moore
Floyd Alley
Simon Rhoads
Leon Rudy
J. O. Hagen
Newman
Trein
France
Maybelle Jink Newman
George
Clifton Township
Milton Newman
Harold Newman
Thermopolis
Wyo
Legim
One Killed As Tornado Lifts Empire Builder Near Fargo
A tornado eight miles southeast of Fargo lifted the Great Northern Empire Builder from its tracks. One man died, Andrew Anderson of Montesano Washington, and over twenty were injured including Mrs Emily Hannan of Seattle and Mrs MN Trell of Minot. The wreck halted near Sabin Minnesota as crews and volunteers aided victims. engineer B E McKee and fireman Al Klinefn reported the train remained intact on the engine.
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Fargo
N. C
Great Northern Empire Builder
Seattle
Chicago
Here
Andrew Anderson
Montesano
Wash
Sabin
Minn
B. E. McKee
St. Paul
Northwest
James J. His
Empire Builder
McKee
al Klinfebn
Minneapolis
Moorhead
Minnesota
Great Northern Railroad
North Dakota
Melvin Hatledal
Iis Farm
Watts Siding
Train Service To Be Resumed Friday
Great Northern reports Watertown to Huron rail service delayed beyond plans due to extensive track damage. Crews focused east of Watertown, aiming to restore Minneapolis to Watertown service this afternoon. Weather caused 7 to 14 inches of rain Tuesday night, affecting Lake City ties.
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Watertown
Great Northern Railroad
Huron
E. H. Benemmer
Minneapolis
Lake City
Letcher Town Rebuilds After Massive Fire
Letcher, May 23. After a $150,000 town fire destroyed much of the business district, merchants reopen in temporary quarters. A milliner operates from a six sided pigstie shack set among ruins, and the bank along with the harness shop move into the municipal building. Several stores resume with temporary repairs while filling stations stay intact. Visitors flood in as residents watch the ruins and the town shows signs of comeback.
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Letcher
Tornado nearly hits Empire Builder as North Coast Limited dodges fate
Ben E. Lyons of St Paul describes the tornado sighting from the rear platform of the Northern Pacific's North Coast Limited near Moorhead Minnesota. The greenish cloud and dust hurled debris, while a brakeman warned passengers. The Empire Builder, following, was derailed a moment later, killing one and injuring more than twenty. Conductor Thomas E. Clark of the North Coast Limited reports signaling away to miss the funnel.
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Empire Builder Sod
Ben E. Lyons
St Paul
Northern Pacific Railroad
North Coast Limited
Lyons
Northern Pacific
Empire Builder
Moorhead
Minn
Crack Limited
Wes
Tme
Thomas E. Clark
St. Paul
Noriherma Pacific
Clark
Great Northern
Dilworth
Nineth Pauengess
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