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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1937
Page
8
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Hong Kong reports over 900 believed dead as the most severe typhoon in a decade lashes the British colony. Dozens of ships sunk or driven ashore, buildings unroofed, and streets littered with wreckage. cholera death toll rises to 219 last week amid ongoing crisis.
After the storm, a torrent of chaos struck port life as the Hongkong harbor filled with sheltering vessels and refugees from Shanghai war zones. The piece notes ongoing slave markets in Arabia with weekly sales of enslaved people from Africa via Midi Berk and Taif, highlighting the brutal trade amid broader conflict.
Mrs Kathryn Mahowald aged 76 died last night at 5 40 in the home of her daughter Margaret Emmons 662 Kansas Ave SE Survived by daughter Margaret Emmons four sons Joe Ben Herman and Herbert all of Huron Siblings listed include Susan Mechtenberg Dimock SD Gertrude Gillen Margaret Fliegle Mary Pentjes Andrew Matfete and Anton Muhowald all in Minnesota Funeral at 10 am Saturday at St Martins Catholic Church with requiem Mass Rev S W Trautner officiating Burial in St Martins Catholic Cemetery
Funeral services for Donald Gordon six year old son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Gordon will be held Friday at 2 PM at Welter Chapel Rochester Minnesota. The child died Tuesday night in Rochester Minnesota. Dr G C Wilcox of the Methodist Church will conduct the service.
Donald Gordon, born June 10 1931 in Huron and an only child, died August 15 after a period of illness. Interment will be in Scheel Cemetery. Survived by his parents and grandparents Mrs Anna Boycy of Wyoming Minnesota and Mr and Mrs Fred Gordon of Huron. He attended the Wilson School kindergarten last winter.
A severe electrical disturbance struck three cows in the Huron stockyards early this morning. The animals, shipped from Rapid City to the Huron sales pavilion, were killed. The weather bureau recorded minimal precipitation with temperatures around 88 at 11 a.m., and the forecast predicted cloudy and cooler conditions for tonight and Friday.
Japanese forces press north and west from Paoshan toward Latien and Peiping Kalgan, claiming control of the Peiping to Kalgan railroad. North Hwaulai detachment moves southward while Lt Gen Hagaki eyes Shansi north of the Yellow River. Supplies stream through Nankow pass as Magukit’s army endures shortages and air raids strike towns.
The area from Nankow to Awailai endured heavy bombardments with Hwailai nearly reduced to ruins. Gen u waki stated no prisoners were taken and those who did not retreat died in action.
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