Queen Marie Reunites With Son in Paris Amid Security
Queen Marie of Yugoslavia travels to Paris to meet her son King Peter II while authorities tighten security and a crowd disperses as the royal procession departs. Paris officials, along with President Lebrun, accompany Marie back toward Belgrade after greetings with the boy king.
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Paris
Marie
Yugoslavia
Peter II
Iegstinn
Peter
Albert Lebrun
France
Mme. Lebrun
Marseilles
Belgrade
Tharseillgs
Avimon
Marie of
Rumatia
Meana
Dubrovnik
Alexander
Split
Yugoslav
Adriatic
Formine
Quief
Louis Barthou
Pista
Barthou
Petrug Kalemen
Asnemasse
Kalemen
Csechessovakian
Berry Speaks To Large Crowd In Governor Campaign
Governor Berry addressed about 1,200 people here in a two speech campaign event. He accused opponent W C Allen of exploiting relief costs and cited his administration's savings, tax cuts, and diversion of rural credit funds. Attorney General Walter Conway joined to defend new dealers and Faseline tax policy. The tour continued with stops in Brookings and Mitchell after talks in Huron and Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gove
Tom Berry
W. C. Allen
Uncle Sam
Sam
North Dakota
Conway
Walter Conway
Overnor
Huron
Brookings
Alexandria
Mitchell
Ben Strool
Marty
J. S. Tschetter
Jury Deliberations Continue in Crawford Embezzlement Trial
In Onida, the jury in William B. Crawford former Sully County treasurer case on embezzlement remained in deliberations 18 hours after case arrival. Special prosecutor Glenn Martens argued the state proved Crawford embezzled over 300 dollars from tax and redemption payments. Defense attorney Byron Fayne said the evidence was circumstantial and insufficient for guilt beyond reasonable doubt. Crawford denied receiving or recalling such payments.
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Onida
Oct
U—Cp
William B. Crawford
Sully
Glenn Martens
Pierre
Crawford
Byron Fayne
Marconi Urges Recognition of Machine Age Progress
In Naples Italy Guglielmo Marconi told the 23rd annual meeting of the Italian Association for the Advancement of Science that the machine age cannot be renounced and must serve humanity. He spoke by message due to a slight illness, stressing discipline of the machine to aid work rather than diminish it.
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Naples
Italy
Guglielmo Marconi
Thetalian Association For the Advancement of Science
Ttmani- 41
Marconi
Howes to Speak for Democrats in South Dakota Tour
W. W. Howes first assistant postmaster general and Democratic national committeeman for South Dakota will tour the state giving four campaign speeches this month. He will speak in Rapid City October 24 Winner October 25 Yankton October 26 and Huron October 27.
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W. W. Howes
South Dakota
Joe Ryan
Democratic State Central Committee
Mc. Howes
Rapid City
Winner
Yankton
Huron
Three Named To South Dakota Planning Board
Three new members of the South Dakota Planning Board were announced at Governor Tom Berry's office. Dr. James C. Clark of Sioux Falls will head the recreation committee to study game, fish, parks and wildlife development. Judge J. R. Cash of Bonesteel leads the public affairs and social welfare division to consider social trends, government laws and public budgets. D Weeks, superintendent of public instruction, is the third member and will chair the education committee directing planning for schools, curricula and school finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
France
Minnesota Man Seriously Injured In Auto Crash At Crossing
Harald Erhart, 27, assistant manager of Renaux Ice Cream at Pipestone, Minnesota, is hospitalized with basilar skull fractures after his car struck a stop sign abutment at a railroad crossing on Dakota Avenue. He was thrown onto the pavement while riding with Steve Corcoran and Jim Slain. Corcoran suffered scalp injuries and Slain was uninjured. Erhart remained unconscious as his wife and mother traveled to the hospital, with doctors giving a questionable prognosis.
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Harald Erhart
Renaux Ice Cream Company
Pipestone
Minnes Jintra
Chicago & North Western
Jim Slain
Echart
Erhart
Pass $1,000 Mark In Boy Scout Drive
Norseman patrol led by Mrs Bert Marks and aided by Leo Temmey lifted the drive over the $1,000 level in a North Side effort. Receipts at the banquet reached 71091 with patrols reporting strong cooperation and many names still to be contacted. Dr George A Yone chaired the district meeting.
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Norseman
Leo A. Temmey
Council Comain
Temmey
Que
Edi Aughtase
Nortrol
Bert Marks
North Side
Marks
EB. J. Calendine
Art Teemaine
Lawrence Zieske
Ted White
Roy Treadway
Carl Voigt
C. K. Walker
G. ©. Martin
E. G. Schmidt
George A. Yone
Government plans keep submarginal families within states
Secretary Wallace said the federal program for rehoming families from arid regions will not move people outside their states or far distances. Two projects are under way in Montana and western North Dakota to acquire land and help families settle in better areas, with land purchases in McKenzie and nearby North Dakota counties.
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Washington
Wallace
Lemke
North Dakota
Montana
McKenzie
Mercury Reaches 86 In Huron As Warm Spell Returns
Unseasonably warm weather returned to Huron with the temperature climbing to 86 by 3 PM. The late day high topped last Sunday's record by two degrees as residents enjoyed the warm spell.
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Huron
Buron
Time Set For Murder Hearing In Hauptmann Case
Supreme Court Justice Ernest L. Hammer scheduled a hearing for a writ of habeas corpus on Monday at 11 00 am to block Hauptmann’s removal to New Jersey for the Lindbergh kidnapping murder charge. The judge denied an immediate hearing requested by New Jersey Attorney General David T. Wilentz after a 20 minute conference with District Attorney Samuel J. Foley, defense counsel James M. Fawcett, and Wilentz. Hauptmann remains in custody of the New York City police until the petition is resolved.
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New York
Get
Supreme Court
Ernest ¥. L. Hammer
Benno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Justice Hammer
David T. Wilentz
Samuel J. Foley
Bronx
James M. Fawcett
Wilentz
Foley
Hauptmann
New York City
Building Trades Fight Ends as Three Unions Take Control
In San Francisco the 54th AFL convention backed its executive committee and ruled the recent building trades convention illegal. The vote 19 098 to 8 926 allows bricklayers carpenters and electricians to regain control and run the department, aiming for a united front. a new convention may occur in Washington if disputes persist past 54 days.
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San Francisco
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Brigklayers
Carepenters
Department
Tnless
Washington, D. C
September county deaths lowest of year with 13
The vital statistics report shows Geogie County had 13 deaths in September, the fewest for any month. Births totaled 34, second highest of the year, with April at 39. Twenty three marriage licenses issued, four divorces granted, one declaration of intention filed to become American, and seven citizenship papers granted.
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Geogie County
Clerk of Courts
P. Grant
Government drives to thaw capital market meet stiff headwinds
Washington reports a strenuous anti inflation push led by Jesse Jones and the RFC to unlock 580 million dollars in credit. Despite radio campaigns and federal support, actual loans advanced remain far short of targets with only about five million disbursed in three months, leaving 515 million still to go.
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Washington
NRA
Jesse Jones
RFC
Federal Reserve Board
Cosbad
Boy to Get Dog as Present From Byrd Expedition
Four year old Fran Black in Chicago sent a radio message to Little America asking his father Richard Black, a Byrd expedition surveyor, to bring home a husky. The boy’s grandparents brought him from Grand Forks, North Dakota, to hear from home and learn his mother has died. The father replies a pup will be a gift for Admiral Byrd, while Fran believes both parents are away on long journeys.
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Chicago
Fran Black
Little America
Richard Black
Grand Forks
N. C
George E. Black
Fran
Ike
Admiral Byrd
Fras
Lazia Named in Connection With 1933 Massacre Slaying
Federal agents link John Lazia to the Union Station killings that freed Frank Nash in 1933. James La Capra, Verne Miller, Pretty Boy Floyd, and Adam Richetti are named by authorities as involved in the plot. Lazia is said to have facilitated meetings and sheltered fugitives. Mrs Gallatas is arraigned in the Nash case as part of the delivery chain. Circuit Judge Taylor travels to Redfield to preside over a criminal court session.
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Kansas “City
I—P
John Lazis
Big Tom” Pendergast
Lazia
Frank Nash
Union Station
Kansas City Star
James la Capra
Nash
la Capra
Miller
Verne C. Miller
Detroit
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
T Capra
Floyd
Richettl
Atd Tallman
Gallatas
Diabeth
New Orleans
Hot- Springs
Ark
Herb Farmer
Joplin
Louisville Kidnapper Seizes Societys Beauty Demands 50000
A Louisville society beauty, Mrs. Alice Stoll, 25, was abducted from her Lime Kiln Lane home after a man posing as a telephone repairman entered. He gagged the maid, struck Mrs. Stoll, and forced her to accompany him while a ransom note demanded fifty thousand dollars. Police pursued with federal agents as details of the crime emerged.
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Alice Stoll
Louisville
Ione
Bryn Mawr
Berry V. Stoll
Louisville Oil Company
Lime Kiln Lane
Upper ‘River
Annn Woolet
Weather Outlook for Huron and Nearby Areas
Weather for Huron and vicinity shows little temperature change through Friday. South Dakota forecast also indicates minimal temperature variation tonight and Friday with steady conditions.
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Huron
Falrtonlett
South Dakota
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