Cattle Buying Is To Be Continued In Drought Area
Washington reports the government will extend the cattle purchase program in the drought belt if farm leaders confirm their feed campaigns can meet the shortage. Southwestern cattlemen led by Representative Jones urged adding 2.5 million head beyond current quotas past October 13, citing serious feed shortages. Officials indicated purchases would not be stored unless the feed clearance effort sufficed to overcome the emergency.
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Washngton
Droughar Belt
Jones
House Agriculture Committee
AAA
No Trace Of Hitchcock Auto Stolen Chevrolet Coach
Sheriff’s office reports no trace of a 1933 Chevrolet coach stolen from the Kingdon garage at Hitchcock Sunday night. Authorities theorize the theft links to an abandoned and burned stolen car six miles east, possibly moved from the other vehicle stolen in Wadena on July 26. The Kingdon car bore motor number 3090922 and had no license plates.
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Kingdon
Hitchcock
Harvey Bnotley
I T
Wadena
Minn
Metor
Weigold Faces Five To Twenty Year Term
Casper Wyoming October 2 Curtis Wiegold 16 of Flandrau South Dakota faced a term of from five to twenty years in the state industrial school at Worland after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the death of Harry McComb of Douglas. McComb was crushed when Wiegold’s car crashed into a DeWitt car as he fled officers at a Wyoming filling station. Sheriff Al Silver of Converse county was wounded in the exchange of shots following the crash. Wiegold is also known as W G Weigold and has lived at Flandreau with the Hurons first wife’s family since infancy.
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Weigold
Casper
Wy.o
Curtis Wiegold
Flandrau
Worland
Wiegold
Harry McComb
Douglas
Frank DeWitt
Mec-Comb
DeWitt
Orio
Wyo
al Silver
Converse County
Kidnapping inquiry widens as Hauptmann links probed
Federal investigators narrow the Lindbergh case search to a city sector while scrutinizing signatures on voting lists and mailbox doorways for ties to Hauptmann and Fisch. Witnesses in multiple states report sightings, with officials noting uncertain identifications and ongoing probes into ransom money traces. Government agents also questioned Mrs. Auchenbach after her claim that Hauptmann was on a trip during the abduction.
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Faulkner
Isadore Fisch
Fisch Jie
Hauptmann
M. Auchenbach
Hopewell
N. T
Danville
J. C. Roach
Fisch
Huron City Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Mrs. K Rauth returns to Council Bluffs after a three week stay with daughter Mrs Melbert Clemens on Third Street Southeast. Mrs. Leo Sarahan leaves for Madison and Portage Wisconsin for several weeks with relatives. Donald Jest heads to Chicago's St Luke's hospital for treatment. Ason born at Huron Hospital weighing under three pounds to Mr and Mrs H L Bloodgood of Onida. Mrs. Rose Isabel travels via Denver Salt Lake City and Boulder Dam en route to Alhambra. Other local stops include Pierre visitors, Rochester and Mitchell trips, and funeral for Mrs Merie Otteson with Otteson relatives arriving from Watertown and Brookings.
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K. Rauth
Council Bluffsla
Melbert Clemens
Third Street
Leo Sarahan
Madison
Portage
Wis
Charles Newton
Donald
Chicago
St. Luke's Hospital
Ason
Huron Hospital
HL. _Bloodgood
Onida
Mas
George Schippereil
Roland Leonhardt
Huron
Frank Delvaux
Wayland
Rose Isabel
Jing
A. BR
Isabel
Denver
Salt Lake City
Boulder Dam
Jin Alhambra
Mrrs
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
John Judd
Pierre
William Walker
Joseph Rother
Rochester
Minn
Rother
St. Mary's Hospital
James McWeeney
State College Eight in Judging at Dairy Cattle Congress
The North Central division of Future Farmers of America crowned England HT Merriam of Kansas as first in the speaking contest after the forensic program at Waterloo Iowa. Charles Fariye of DeKalb Illinois took second. Cornell University's cattle judging team from Ithaca New York won the collegiate judging contest, with South Dakota State College finishing eighth.
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State College
Waterloo
England
Merriam
Kas
North Central
Future Farmers of America
Dairy Cattle Congress
Charles Fariye
DeKalb
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
South Dakota State College
Milk producers seek higher wholesale milk price in Sioux Falls
Petitions circulating among Sioux Falls milk producers urge distributors to raise the wholesale price from $1.75 per hundred for milk testing 3.05 percent butterfat to $2 per hundred. C. F. Eggers cites rising feed costs as a reason for the request. A duplex at 230 Nebraska avenue suffered blight damage when a chimney burnout ignited the roof this morning, with occupants R. H Hillery and Mrs Omega Davids.
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S. F
Sioux Falls
C. F. Eggers
Nebraska Avenue
R. H Hillery
Omega Davids
Grade Schoolers Start Athletics in 1934-35 Program
Grade school athletics open with touch football replacing speedball. Lincoln and Jefferson A divisions clash on Jefferson field at Tenth street and Simmons avenue as the new season begins under appointed sport chairmen. Tomorrow Wilson and Washington B teams meet on Ravine dam field with referees from McKinley and Jefferson.
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Huron
Lincoln
Jefferson
Jefferson Field
Tenth Street
Simmons Avenue
Fellows
van Olst
Washington
Keller
Sorenson
McKinley School
Bradfield
Wilson School
Wilson
Ravine Dam
Huron Elks To Plan Fall Winter Events
Huron Elks outline fall and winter social activities at a regular lodge meeting tonight. Exalted Ruler W H Olson says the open meeting at 8 o'clock invites members to suggest desired entertainment for the coming months.
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Huron Elks
Huron Elks Lodge
W. H. Olson
Berry challenges Allen over relief post in campaign row
Gov. Tom Berry said W. C. Allen is not running for relief administrator and criticized Allen for promising cheaper relief. Berry, state relief administrator, accused his opponent of misrepresenting costs and questioned the ability of a business approach to cut relief expenses.
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Allen
Mobridge
Tom
Berry
W. C. Allen
Washington
Ailen
Austria Fears New Revolution Amid Nazi Socialist Plot
INNSBRUCK AUSTRIA Oct 2 The government tightens emergency measures after secret police report a planned revolt by US Nazis and Socialists. Police uncover large explosives bearing German marks and year 194. heavily armed guards guard public buildings, rail terminals, and communications offices. The insurrection is said to be led by younger unemployed Nazis and Socialists with nothing to lose.
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Innsburck
Austria
United States
Coal Train Bombed in Illinois Region
A freight coal train was bombed two miles south of PULASKI Illinois early today wounding none five cars derailed by dynamite investigators found wires to a nearby cornfield showing attackers used a battery circuit similar to a prior attack on a Chicago and Midland freight train near Springfield Illinois no casualties reported and no claim of responsibility yet
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Illinois
Mt, Pulaski
Ill
Ilinois Central
Here
Chicago and Athers
Midland
Springfield
The Scarlet Empress at Huron Theatre This Week
Reviews hail lavish visuals and Marlene Dietrich as the Empress while critics call the film a beautiful failure with little dramatic bite. Maria Sieber and John Lodge appear. Elizabeth Bargner and Catherine the Great comparisons loom large amid varied judgments from TIME, New Yorker, and New York Times.
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Huron Theatre
Mariene Dietrich-Josef von Sternberg
Sternberg
Dietrich
Maria Sieber
Miss Dietrich
John Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Catherine 11
Russia
Time Magazine
Josef von Sternberg
Marlene Dietrich
Merle Potter
WEW Yorker
Kararoff
Vor Sternberg
NEW York Times
Josef von Stermberg
Catherine I
Hollywood
Elizabeth
Piccard Plans Largest Balloon For Stratosphere Flight
Paris reports that Prof Auguste Piccard will use a balloon larger than Notre Dame and capable of 113000 cubic meters of gas for his next stratosphere flight. The craft would weigh over a ton with an aluminum gondola and two marholes for quick exit, aiming for a 42 mile altitude.
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Piccard
Paris
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Auguste Piccard
New Says
le Journal
Radio Networks Set Football and Symphonic Plans for Week
New York reports schedule for world series games and Notre Dame Texas clash with WEAF NBC and WABC CBS carrying first Detroit game at 12 15 pm. Rival grope orchestras planned on Sunday nights. Detroit Symphony on WABC CBS at 7 pm. WJZ NBC features guest conductors. Listings include Ben Bernie Ed Wynn Miss Springtime Henry King Orchestra and other noted programs across WEAF WABC JZ stations.
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New York
WEAF
Wjz-Nbc
Wabc-Cbs
Detroit
Weaf-Nbc
Wjznbc
Detroit Symphony
WJZ
NBC
Grotes
Spon
Weafnbc
Ben Bernie
Ed Wynn
U—Henry King
WABC
CBS
Mickey Cochrane
Bing Crosby
Walter O'Keefe
George Givot Wijz
NEC
Lawrence Tibbett
Tim
Irene
Dorsey Brothers Orchesta
Weafnec
Hartford
Alice
New Time
Wabcces
the Shadow
A Pearce
His
Max Ruthhardt
Shakespeare
Intereview
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National Milwork and Lumber Corporation
Bronx
Fedger
Haron
Cial Ian
Huron Grocery Co
Neah-Finch Co
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Miss Districh
Willa
Cathiers
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Budapest
Jackie Sears
Frank Darro
George Breakstan
Koc
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Ninth Street
Russ DeVore
Connie
Uron
Cathedral of Note
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Opening
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Red Derbiey
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