Rebels Gain Clear Avenue to Suburbs Of Besieged Iran
Rebels push toward the suburbs of a besieged northern Spanish city as government troops retreat across the Bidasson river into France amid heavy fire. Madrid reports secret airbase destruction while diplomats seek to check atrocities and avert broader conflict.
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Bessodie
France
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Spanih
Behebin
Cur
Spain
Bidwrioa
Associated Press
Iruncoday
Madrid
Paris
la Pasionaria
Germany
Aliciate
Sirceta
Bay of Biscay
San Sebastian
Salvages Grain From Year Old Straw Pile
Webster farmer Leo Wojcik improves old barley straw by salvaging grain, yielding over 180 bushels. WPA drought program allocates jobs for 45 thousand in Wisconsin and untold in Kansas as authorized by Aubrey Williams.
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Leo Wojcik
Tran
Washington
Wisconsin
Kansas
Aubrey Williams
Geranium shows pink and white blooms on one stem
Mrs. Jennie Massey of near Iroquois feeds a curious Did You Know item about a geranium plant that bears both pink and white flowers on the same stem. The Evening Huronite offers a prize for each adopted contribution, with details available at The Huronite Suice office.
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Jennie Massey
Iroquois
Huronite Suice
New School Schedule Announced by Huron Superintendent
A. J. Lang, Huron superintendent, announced a revised schedule for Huron junior and senior high, starting the coming term on Tuesday September B. The day will begin at 8:30 a.m., with six one hour periods replacing seven. Afternoon session from 1:10 to 4:24 p.m. aims to reduce home study and improve efficiency.
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A. J. Lang
Sity
Lang
Six In Missing Airplane Sought
Six people missing after an airplane failed to return from a fishing trip to the Russian River near the Kenai Peninsula. Pilot Steve Mills and five passengers from Anchorage were overdue since Sunday, with search aircraft led by Air Service Manager Kenneth Neexe scanning the Kenai area.
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Ausna
Oeps
Kenai Peninsula
Russian River
Steve Mills
George Markle
Lawrence David
Augustus ‘Teik
Arnchorage
Kenneth Neexe
Airs Service
Anchorage
Rural Electrification Grant Authorized for Vermillion Area
The REA announced one request approved for farm power extension in South Dakota. Fairview Rural Electric System, Vermillion, will build 61 miles of line to serve 20 customers, funded with 77,000 dollars from REA allocations totaling 333,500 dollars for the state this year.
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Federal
Rural Electrification’ Administration
South Dakota
Fairview
FDR Jr in New York for Teeth Not Love
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr two year old son of the president traveled to New York for dental work and to see Ethel Dupont Heiress linked romantically to his name. In Minnesota Danielson reports Magnus Johnson shows further improvement and has a better than even chance to recover from critical condition.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Mbt
Ethel Dupont
Delaware
Johnson
Minn
K. A Danielson
Magnus Johnson
United States
Churchmen Seek To Curb Gambling And Liquor
South Dakota church leaders urged full local option and strong measures to abolish liquor sales and curb gambling in a Federation of the Churches of Christ in South Dakota meeting. Officers were elected for the next year including John L. Barton as president and C E Wilcox as first vice president with a new executive committee named. Continued on Page Two.
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Federation of the Churches of Christ
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Nome Mission Council
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Presbyterian Church
Britton
C. E. Reidt
Congregational Church
Mitchell
George EB
Zeck
Aberdeen
J. E. Booth
Big Stone
A. Curtis
Aberdeng
C. N. McManus
S. W. Keck
Huron
Lochridge
H. Ketelle
Lt. Jones
Register Rooms For State Fair
Huronians will host room rentals during the State Fair week and residents should register at the Chamber of Commerce office. A room service bureau will operate again this year led by Secretary Gena Denning to aid room seekers and providers. Early registration ensures first class service. households should provide full room details, beds available, and max occupancy. A file will track registrations and renters will be notified as requests arrive. Registration may be by telephone through the Chamber of Commerce.
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Chamber
Gena Denning
Tooma
Denning
Comrmercy
Airmail Schedule Revised for Hanford Route
A new airmail schedule takes effect, offering earlier northbound departures through Huron at 2 50 p m and southbound flights at 3 00 p m. Morning and afternoon mail closings occur half an hour before departure with final cutoffs at 9 20 a m 2 00 p m and 3 01 p m.
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Hanford Airlines
Huron
Japan to Increase Submarine Strength
London dispatch reports Japan formally disclosed plans to boost submarine strength by about one third beyond that of the United States or Great Britain. The note also indicated Japan would retain approximately 15,508 tons of marines in reserve, outlining naval expansion while noting comparative power with allies.
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Japan
London
United States
Trotzky and wife moved to Norwegian exile farm
In Hoenefoss Norway police rushed Leon Trotzky and his wife by car to Storsand farm thirty miles from Oxo, the government site for internment. He will be kept under strict isolation with limited outsider contact at the west Oslofjord farm opposite Drodhal village amid exile amid Soviet expulsion pressure.
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Norway
Leon Trotzkey
Storsand Farm
Oxo
Oslofjord
Drodhal
Trotzky
Jodd
May Discharge Legion Members In Detroit Action
Administrative officials in Oakland County review a grand jury report naming 86 public officers and employes as Black Legion members. Governor Fitzgerald to recommend dismissal of active members. Two Detroiters aged 21 indicted for arson in a Black Legion plot. Trial of ten men for the Poole execution proceeds with jury selection.
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Detroit
Oakland County
George 5. Hartrick
Black Legion
Citizens Committee
Lyle Taeber
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Governor Welford Stable After Kansas City Accident
Kansas City Sept 2 Governor Walter Welford of North Dakota sustained injuries in a taxi collision at an intersection. Doctors at St Marys Hospital reported his condition as just fine after a troubled night and said a rib cartilage was torn on the right side of his chest.
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Welford
Kansas City
Walter, Welford
North Dakota
St. Mary's Hospital
Rains Spark Hay Fever Woes Across Belt
Washington reports that moisture from recent rains revived pollen producing weeds, worsening hay fever for victims in the midwest belt. Dr Li W. Kephart, head of the weed control department, notes new ragweed fields grow in relief from drought, heightening sufferers' sneezing and discomfort.
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Washington
Li W. Kephart
A Department
Midwest
Drought Meeting Brings Nominees To Des Moines Parley
Tomorrow a seven state conference in Des Moines will bring the Roosevelt London ticket and six governors together to address the worst drought in climatological history. A survey shows 1 092 counties on federal relief, a corn crop loss of 800 million bushels, and more than 114 000 WPA workers on emergency relief. The drought committee proposes thousands of small dams and removal of submarginal lands as part of relief efforts.
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Harkinson Associated Press
Wiiter
Washington
Roosevelt-London
Boll
Weather Bureau
Dorttnee
Des Moines
WPA
Joby Ax Army of Fornirs
Nong
Roosevelt
Salt Lake City
Morvis L. Cooke
Gow Ald M. Landon
State Capitol
National Guards
Charles Grahl
Pasa
Faulkton blanked Iroquois in state tourney clash
Aberdeen September 2 Faulkton Chalked up a no hit no run victory over Iroquois in a first round state tournament game. Kreutzer and Anderson held Iroquois to seven hits while Faulkton broke the deadlock in the sixth with four runs. Faulkton, Big Seven League pennant winner, advances in both James Valley League divisions.
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Faulkton
Iroquois
Kreutzer
Anderson
Paulkton
Parachute Jump At Local Airport Tonight
A deaf and dumb boy will perform a parachute jump at W. W. Howes Municipal Airport tonight at 6 30 o clock. Capt Mathewson of the National Mexwett a Mathewson flying service sponsors the exhibition with no charge. A late tri motor plane piloted by Mathewson will remain at the airport until midnight offering passenger flights and night flying demonstrations.
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W. W. Howes
IM. Mathawaon
Mexwetta
Mathewson Flying Service
Mathewson
Huron
Bathewson
France Hit By New Folded Arms Strike
Paris workers seize factories in a fold arms strike over readjustment of salaries for living costs. More than 3,000 employees participate across several sites as unions push for wage adjustments and better standards of living.
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France
Paris
Stirk
Antelope Invasion Mystifies Local Gardener
John E Bowder found two antelope in his garden near the city sewage disposal plant. He noted grasshoppers and cut worms also problem but the antelope escaped over a fence into the hills. Deputy State Game Warden Fred Curtis advised protection rather than molestation. origin of the animals remains unknown.
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John E. Bowder
Hia
Mr. Bowder
Bowder
Fred. Curtis
Pair Leaves On Hop To London
Brooklyn aviation notes Dick Merrill and Harry Richman departing Floyd Bennett Airport at 2 37 p m on a projected roundtrip speed flight to London piloted by Merrill in the loaded Vultee Lady Peace. About 1009 gallons of fuel carried for the unusual attempt.
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Brooklyn
Dick Merrill
Harry Richman
Floyd Bennett Airport
London
Merrill
Aft
Texans win opener in Walker Cup foursomes
Reynolds Smith and Ed White led America to the first point in the Scotch foursomes against Great Britain in Scotch Cup play at Clementon New Jersey routing Jack McLean and John Langley 7 to 5. John Goodman and Lestty Camp bel rolled to a 7 and 5 victory over Hector Thonson and Harry Bentley. Uncle Sam takes early lead in matches with strong pairings and sharp shooting.
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WN. J
Reynolds Smith
Ed White
America
Great Britain
Jack McLean
John Langley
John Goodman
Lestty Campbell
Uncle Sam
Hector Thonson
Harry Bentley
Roosevelt Heads East After Dern Funeral Conference At Des Moines
President Roosevelt travels westward after attending Secretary Dern’s funeral in Salt Lake City. He will meet seven state governors, including Alf Landon, in Des Moines for a series of talks on drought relief and policy, then speak Sunday from the White House upon returning.
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Clyde Ly Herring
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Topeka
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Wisconsitt
Weather outlook for South Dakota unsettled Thursday
Weather forecast indicates warmer tonight for oe Hivrom and Vida Farm with a more unsettled Thursday. South Dakota generally feels mild tonight with a chance of showery and cooler conditions later, possibly bringing light snow or sleet in some areas.
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