Public Reception Ready For Hoover At Cleveland
President Hoover arrives in Cleveland amid public parade plans and a three city swing. The visit supports a bankers convention closing session with a 7:30 p.m. address broadcast nationally. Hoover’s entourage and wife Lou Henry Hoover participate in events with local bankers and civic leaders.
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American Bank 3 Association
Philadelphia
Bank 3
Boston
South Carolina
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Euclid
East 55Th
Treet
Euclid Avenue
Columbia
French Fliers Leave For Fort Worth Tour
French aviators Coste and Bellonte who crossed the Atlantic on a goodwill flight departed from Wilbern Field at 7 23 this morning for Fort Worth Texas Their planned stops included Oklahoma City and Kansas City as part of a nationwide goodwill tour conducted from SAN ANTONIO.
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Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Atlantic
Wilbern Field
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Weather Brief for Huron and South Dakota
Mostly cloudy tonight and Friday with likely showers and cooler conditions. Southeast South Dakota expected to stay cloudy with a chance of showers tonight and Friday.
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Huron
South Dakota
Toads End 309-Year Fast With First Meal
Three small toads, found by J B Thoburn at Gate Oklahoma while excavating an Indian mound, ate flies after a long fast estimated over 300 years. Biologist Dr Frank Brooks of Oklahoma City University classified them as pelobatidae and genus scaphopus, suggesting they may belong to an unknown branch.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Gate
J.B. Thoburn
Frank Brooks
Oklahoma City University
Scaphiopus
Ustad
Brooks
Claim Toad Story Is Only Tradition
Scientists from the museum of natural history dismiss the Oklahoma toad suspension tale as old myth. They identify the toads as Bufo Compactilis or Scaphiopus Couchii and note they burrow deeply but cannot survive centuries underground. Experiments show limestone shelters extend life to years, not centuries.
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Furman
Washington
Museum of Natural History Today
Oklahoma
Doris M. Cochrane
Remington Kellogg
Oklahoma Indian Mound
Dr. Kellogg
Kellogg
Believe Dumping Wheat Near End
London observers say peak of Russian wheat dumping may have passed but continued shipments and port collection problems keep market uncertainty high. Soviet exports maintain tonnage and shipments are planned for January and February, though authorities may declare shipments complete at any moment.
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London
Black Sea
Liverpool
Buck Continues On Record Quest Across Nation
Amarillo Texas Oct 2 Robert Buck 26 left at 645 a m to continue his East West transcontinental flight in an effort to surpass Eddie Schneiders junior record He planned a fuel stop at Albuquerque New Mexico Weather conditions were good.
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Quest Amarillo
Texas
Robert Buck
Eddie Schneider
Albuquerque N. ML
Colonel Guy Palmer Dies After Illness at 65
Colonel Guy G. Palmer aged 65, a retired army officer, died here last night after a year of illness. He served notably in the Sioux campaigns, won a commission in the Spanish-American War, and commanded the first infantry regiment in France during World War I.
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Guy Palmer
Los Angeles
Guy G. Palmer
Palmer
Rain Boosts Winter Rye and Wheat in Central South Nakata
Central South Nakata reports 2.44 inches of rain in 24 hours ending 7 am, boosting early planted winter rye and wheat. The storm was the state’s heaviest in the period with widespread moisture raising September totals above normal and prompting hopes for continued rainfall and cooler conditions.
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Nakata
South Dakota
Huron
Government Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Black Hills
Rapid City
Church Head To Visit In Huron
The First Presbyterian Church in Huron will host Dr. Hugh T. Kerr of Pittsburgh on Monday. It is likely the first time a moderator of the General Assembly has been entertained there. A 6:15 dinner will be held at the church and Kerr will visit Huron College during the day as president of the Board of Christian Education.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hugh T. Kerr
Pittsburgh
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Kerr
Huron College
Board of Christian Education
Murphy resigns as manager of Marvin Hughitt hotel
C O Murphy resigns as manager of the Marvin Hughitt hotel in Huron. The Elks lodge board counts on N S Jameson and R B McGlynn to run the hotel temporarily. Murphy and family plan to leave for Omaha tonight after five years in charge.
Confession Names Bandit Leader in Hay Springs Bank Robbery
Harold Spike Comnissee a 37 year old escapee from the Sioux County jail is identified in a confession as the gang leader in the September 19 Hay Springs Nebraska bank robbery. Sheriff BR Bruce of Sheridan County posted a $500 reward for the arrest and conviction of Comnissee and the three other remaining fugitives. Douglas De Witt made the confession after being arrested at Parsons Kansas and taken to Sheridan County.
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Sioux City
Harold “Spike” Comnissee
James Crebaugh
Hay Springs
Neb
BR. H. Bruce
Sheridan County
Doumi
Machado Seeks Expanded Powers Before Cuban Elections
In Havana on October 27 the Machado government moves to suspend constitutional guarantees until after the November 1 elections. Congress, in special session, will be asked to authorize the measure. Speaker Guan Incán and Senate President Clement Vasquez Bello back the request. The move follows a brief pre election censorship on cables, now withdrawn for lack of constitutional sanction.
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Machado Jastich
Congress
Guan Incan
House
Clement Vasquez Bello
Senate
EL Pais
Minnesota Power and Light Ties Securities to Debuys Purchase
Federal Trade Commission examiner Samuel Meisel testified at a hearing that Minnesota Power and Light of Duluth bought securities valued around 33 million dollars from Lucian W. Debuys, a man the company president knew only by name. He said the books showed Debuys securities listed from 17 million to 37 million, indicating a write up of about 20 million and a 19 million par value stock issuance by the Minnesota company.
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Washington
Samuel Meisel
Federal Trade Commission
Minnesota Power and Light Company
Duluth
Meisel
Debuys
Minnnesota Company
Huron College Luncheon Features A Cappella Concert
The South Dakota Synod weekend meeting in Aberdeen includes a 12 noon Friday luncheon at Bethlehem Lutheran. The event features the Huron college A Cappella choir directed by Hardin Van Deursen with Veola Van Deursen and John Wharton on violin and Henry Gibson on piano. The program ends at 1 45 p m with President Royal C Agne presiding.
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Huron College
South Dakota
Henry Gibson
Royal C. Agne
Night Football Set for Huron Inauguration
Officials announce night football at Huron college field with equipment order and ticket drive progress. Northwestern Public Service will install gear and field readiness is targeted by October 10 with Coach Ward H Bell optimistic about success.
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Frank Dwyer
Dwyer
Ward H. Bell
Northwestern Public Service Company
Huron
Northwest
Bell
Colllege
Aberdeen
Huron College
Aberdeen Sport
Green Urging Rigid Economy in South Dakota Campaign
Warren E. Green the Republican candidate for governor urged rigid economy and tax reform to spread the revenue burden. He called for a strong state bank system and strict banking law observance to improve credit conditions. Williamson also pressed tax reform to ease farm land taxes and promote cooperative farming. Whitney attacked Democratic leaders over fiscal policy amid a Mitchell rally with Christie and other Republicans noting highway bond retirements.
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Warren E. Green
South Dakota
Green
Wiliamson
Christopherson
Wil
C. K. Whitney
C. B Coyne
Mitchellorn Palace
Senator McMaster
Warren E. Gre
Williamson
Whitney
W. W. Howes
Earth's Atmosphere Traps Sun's Heat Like a Mouse Trap
A Caracose Institution report describes the earth's atmosphere as trapping solar heat. Short wavelength radiation enters the air and converts to longer heat waves after striking the earth. The longer waves struggle to escape, being blocked by the atmosphere they previously penetrated.
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Washington
Caracose Institution
Earth
Athletics Take Early Lead In World Series Clash At Shibe Park
In Philadelphia the Athletics bolted to a 6 1 score by the fifth inning as two home runs by Watkins and Cochrane sparked the attack. Cardinals fight to catch up but trail after five frames with Lindsey relieving.
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Philadelphia
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Adams
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Frisch
Simmond Head
Bottomley
Haas
Bishop
Douthjt
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Fox
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Agai
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Mancuso
Rhem
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Oice
Jet Field
Maneus
Strikke
Gilbert
Gebbert
Ingle
Cennster
Bas
Lindsey
St. Lousians
Simons
Douthly
Nene
R C Rossman Hurt In Crash Near Freeman
R C Rossman of Huron and his father W J Rossman of Yankton were injured when their car collided with a truck near Freeman yesterday morning about 7 30. The elder Rossman was in critical condition with his son receiving injuries. both were hospitalized.
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R. C. Rossman
Yankton
Oct
Wiliam J Rossman
R. C Rossman
Huron
Freeman
Rossman
W. J. Rossman
Arrest Two Men On Murder Charge In Sioux City
Two Sioux City men Slim Blair and Bill were arrested on first degree murder indictments tied to Lewis Ferdig’s death. Ferdig’s body was found in the Missouri river near Salix after a late summer disappearance. An apple tree at Hays Kansas bloomed again after bearing fruit once.
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Slim” Blair
Bill
Lewis Ferdig
Missouri River
Salix
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