Watering Permit Announced for Wednesday Evening
City water commissioner G M Anderson announced that residents may water lawns trees and shrubs for two hours on Wednesday evening. Tests for shallow gravel wall wells near Riverside park should start soon with Layne North Central delivering over a million gallons daily from two wells. Drilling was delayed by equipment moves from Worthington Minnesota and Conception Missouri with progress paused awaiting galvanized pipe. The James River water level has not dropped in days.
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Houronians
Ydey
G. M. Anderson
W. B. Rudy
Layne North Central Company
Layne Com~ Pe
Riverside Park
Layne Company
Worthington
Minn
Conception
James River
Anderson
Williamson seeks to drop department lien on drought fodder
McIntosh October 6 Congressman William Williamson urged the Department of Agriculture to forego its lien on fodder and roughage farmers used with federal seed loans during a South Dakota drought survey. He argued selling such feed would ruin livestock values and that the mortgage terms were not meant to force sales in hard times. If needed, he plans to press the matter in Washington with Secretary of Agriculture and possibly the President.
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McIntosh
William Williamson
Guy
Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Williamson
Central Loan Office
Grand Forks
N. D
Congress
Washington
Yds
Hoove
Commission Denies Carrying On Fraud in Wheat Sale
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission rejected charges of fraud and misconduct against the Farmers National Grain Corporation over wheat graded for the Farmers National Farm Board. Gov Olson was urged to dismiss the complaint. Senator Mullin alleged illegal practice by the Farmers Union Termit association prior to sale.
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ST. Paul
Oct
Farm Board Agency
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Gerald T. Mullin
Minneapolis
O. P. B. Jacobson
Frank Matson
C. J. Laurisch
Floyd B. Olson
Farmers Union Termit 1 Association
Farm Board
Farmers National
F Mullin
Farmers Union
Japan Sends More Troops To Shanghai
Japan plans to send several hundred reinforcements to Shanghai to protect its nationals amid Sino Japanese tensions. Four cruisers twenty four destroyers and one aircraft carrier are ready to depart on short notice. Existing Japanese forces in Shanghai number about 700 as other nations deploy larger contingents. France, Britain, and the United States deploy sizable forces nearby. Two Japanese destroyers arrived on the Yangtze to bolster the flotilla, with two more ships en route.
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Tokyu, Ven
Shanghai
China
France
Great Britain
United States
Yangtei River
Tea Time Jazz Protest Shuts Bournemouth Pavilion
In Bournemouth England a tea time jazz event faced disruption as protestors interrupted the pavilion performance. Police intervened to restore order while attendees debated the clash of traditions and music.
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Jazz
Bournemouth
England
Huron Electrics Opens In Hunt Plumbing Shop
The Huron Electric company debuts today with Hana P. Greggerson as manager. The new firm, headquartered in the George C. Hunt Plumbing Shop, will handle all electrical wiring and repair work for residences and businesses, drawing on Greggerson’s ten years at Northwestern Public Service.
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Hunt Plumbing
Huron
Huron Electric Company
Hana P. Greggerson
Northwestern Public Service Company
George C. Hunt
Non-Stop Flyers Receive Comforts After Pacific Flight
Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr. arrive in Wenatchee after their 4877 mile Pacific crossing from Japan. The city and state shower them with comforts and a $500 purse for spending money as they recall ice on wings and a near-miss over the Aleutians. A Tokyo prize of 250 dollars was arranged but short of cash. They considered continuing to New York with stops, despite advice from Col. Easterwood.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Pacific
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon
State of Washington
Pangborn
Herndon
Japan
Tokyo
Asahi
Aleutian Islands
W. E. Easterwood
Dallas
Tex
Texas
New York
Swanson Proposes Five Year Navy Holiday Plan
Senator Swanson of Virginia urges a five year naval holiday under a London pact style treaty. He proposes Britain and Japan suspend naval build while the United States maintains its treaty navy. Swanson, ranking Democrat on the naval committee, asks Hoover to seek agreement among the three signatories to boost relative strength without cutting fleet funds.
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Washington
Oct
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Swanson
Virginia
Senate
Naval
Hoover
Transmitter relic shows WENR origin in NBC Chicago display
In NBC Chicago studios a relic from early radio days is displayed. The original WENR transmitter, a small two foot square device with coils and switches, once used ten watts. The station now operates at fifty thousand watts, marking a vast power increase.
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Chicago
NBC
WENR
New Jury to Hear Brown County Probe in Aberdeen
Circuit Judge Van Buren Perry announced a new grand jury would be convened for further Brown County graft charges. The current panel adjourns after its report, with Perry stating new panels will be summoned until the matter is resolved.
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Brown County
Aberdeen
Pues van Buren Perry
Perry
St Paul Baffled By Second Kidnaping
St Paul police seek Morris Rotman a clothing shop owner abducted by a masked man in a black sedan while his wife looked on. Detectives see no link to the earlier Gleckman case where five captors were seized and a sixth slain. Gleckman was later freed for a $5,000 ransom after his captors were captured.
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St. Paul
Oct
Morris Rotman
Rotman
Rutman
Mary Schwartz
Leon Gleckman
Gleckman
Griffith In Charge of Health Contest In Huron
Dr William H Griffith city physician named by Huron Chamber of Commerce to lead the city in a nationwide health conservation contest sponsored by the U S Chamber of Commerce He will survey local health conditions and work with other communities to improve them The article notes Swiss inventors receive more patents per capita than any other nation
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Griffith
W. H. Griffith
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Te. Griffith
World
Plants Become Insane Is Said
A National Academy of Sciences report cites evidence that plant proteins thicken or thin similarly to human brain proteins during states of insanity. Prof Wilder Bancroft and John Rutzler Jr describe how anesthetics affect plants like Mimosa Pudica, with treated specimens showing altered sensitivity and movement. The work parallels human protein changes linked to delirium and unconsciousness.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Saya
Wilder D. Bancroft
Corell University
John BE. Rutzler, Jr
Academy
Bancroft
G. K. Richter
Sancroft
Repatriates Pass At Nogales Ariz
Two large migrant movements converge at Nogales with Mexicans repatriating from southern California and Chinese fleeing Mexico under mandate. Officials report tens of thousands left, farms sit idle, shops close, and border town life is disrupted by economic and political pressure.
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Nogales
Ariz
Ona
Mexico
California
Valley Landa
Landa
Throw Away Your Corn Plasters Better Corn Cure Claim
Advertisement notes a painless alternative to corn plasters using Moone's Emerald Oil applied at bedtime. It claims faster relief with cloth soaking and cautions no cutting or bleeding. The copy ends with a testimonial line from Longstaff Drag Co. and H. A. Perriton.
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Moone
Longstaff Drag Co
Chinese migrants face steep losses at Sonora border
C K Wong says losses at Sonora total 10,006,000 with Chinese accused of paying high border crossing fees. Wealthy migrants secured bonds for transport to San Francisco and beyond, while poorer captives suffer in border jails amid broken wagons and harsh desert conditions.
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C. K Wong
Sonora
Mexico
United States
San Francisco
Orient
Public Health Service Sets Prime Strength Span at 20 Years
Washington reports that U S Public Health Service finds peak physical strength occurs by age 30 and remains steady until 50, then declines. Tests show pushing surpasses pulling, with 15-year-olds near seven to eight pounds and 30-year-olds higher, while ideal weight for strength lies near 170 pounds and endurance.
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Washington
U. S Public Health Service
Public Health Bulletin
Weight and strength relation varies across weight classes
A study notes strength rises with weight till the 160 to 169 pound class, then becomes erratic beyond 170 pounds. Height effects differ by weight group, and strength may decrease with height within certain classes, revealing complex interactions between body weight, height, and strength.
Sharing Of Part-Time Work By A. R. George
Alexander RB George Washington notes that part time work sharing rests on the shoulders of a modest statistician. Fred C. Croxton of Columbus Ohio assists the unemployment relief program. he has long worked on labor and social welfare problems since 1893.
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Alexander
George Washington
Hoover
Fred C. Croxton
Columbus
Walter S. Gifford
American Telephones and Telegraph Company
Croxton
Washington
Cleveland
Pension Office
Ohio figure Croxton urges part time work for recovery
A respected Ohio official with a long career in public service and relief work advocates placing workers on part time schedules as a key factor for business recovery. He served as chief mediator for the Ohio Industrial Commission and later led social service efforts in Columbus.
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Immigration Service
Ohio Industrial Commission
American Red Cross
Columbus Council of Social Agencies
Arthur Woods
Columbia
Croxton
Memorial Held For Judge Newton D. Burch
Memorial services for Newton D. Burch of Dallas were held in the statehouse supreme court chambers. The late South Dakota Supreme Court judge died in March from a cerebral hemorrhage. Presiding Judge 8 C Polley led the service with remarks on Burch’s jurist career, joined by several state lawyers and officials.
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Pierre
Newton D. Burch
Dallas
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Statehouse
Judge Burch
8. C. Polley
Dwight Campbell
George A. Buffington
Joe K. Cash
Bonesteel
Ray F. Drewry
Ray F. Williamson
Aberdeen
Roy EB. Willy
Sioux Falls
Legion Drum Corps to Lead Wessington Homecoming Parade
The American Legion Auxiliary Drum Corps of Huron will lead the homecoming parade at Wessington Springs celebration on October 16. The parade begins at 1:00 AM and will be followed by two community dinners.
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American Legion Auxiliary Drum Corps of Huron
Wessington Sprine
Local Marriage Licenses Reported in Huron and Nearby
Lloyd Vincent Newland aged 19 of Huron and Ellerslie Ann Parkhurst 17 of Huron obtained a marriage license. Joseph Wingert 29 of Woonsocket and Hazel Anna Wilson 18 of Kimball also secured a license.
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Lloyd Vincent Newland
Huron
Ellerslie Ann Parkhurst
Joseph Wingert
Woonsocket
Hazel Anna Wilson
Kimball
Five Best Movie Performances Choosen By Academy
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announces its five best performances across actors actresses directors and producing groups from the year. Namings include Marlene Dietrich Irene Dunne Norma Shearer Lionel Barrymore Jackie Cooper Richard Dix Frederic March Adolph Menjou Clarence Brown Lewis Milestone Josef Von Sternberg Nor Rta Taurog and others. Miniature golf is described as applied to the pool table with nine holes and a par of 32.
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Hollywood
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Today
Academy
Naminess
Marlene Dietrich
Morocco
Marie Dressier
Bill
Irene Dunne
Cimatron
Ann Harding
Norma Shearer
Lionel Barrymore
Jackie Cooper
Wesley Ruggles
Cimmarton
Josef von Sternberg
Nor Rta Taurog
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Department
A. E. Harris
Hlore
Sevadwey
Mas Belson
Tusses Mall
Orbie
Carl Sullivan
Wichita Falls
Carl E. Sullivan
Oakland
Calif
Sullivan
Hilton's Orchestra
Drum's Auditorium
James Dunn
Sally Edlers
Sue
Wyner
Solera
Barbara Stanwyck
David Manners
Mercer
Hugfom
Burch
Capper Kettle
Swift & Company
Swift Company
Swift
Brookfield
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