State Fair Opens Amid Wind Damage and Record Crowd
A four sector Russian war pace headlines as 38 000 flood the South Dakota State Fair grounds for 4 H Club Day with no program interruption despite wind damage. A special crew readies activities. Governors Day attendance nears 100 000 after 33 000 on the prior day.
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Guy
Slevk
Hennick
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Neason
Weere
Iowa
Wat
A. A. Prestec
Blue Earth
Minn
Algona
Wintie
C. A. Pelo
Jharse Rating
Emory Collins
Huron Oval
Ays
South Dakota
Fieams
Dakota
Morrell & Company
State Fair Board
Hansen
Weay
Ingeld
Hagen Transferred From Rapid City to Oklahoma City
Washington dispatches report the transfer of Captain Issiah O. Hagen from Rapid City to Oklahoma City. A World War veteran, Hagen arrived in Rapid City several months ago from his home in D.C.
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Issiah O. Hagen
Rapid City
D. C
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Hagen
Uron
Senate approves broader tax base with lower exemptions
Legislature passes a plan setting $1500 marriage and $750 single exemptions by a 43 to 23 vote. The article also lists a Friday state fair program featuring parade of bands from Webster, Marion, St. Lawrence, Lake Norden, Mitchell, Hayti, and Rumpus Ridge, plus auto races, acts, dances, and a Dutch lunch for newspapermen.
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Ernie Young
Juvelus
Lorenzo
Vicki
Liboniati
Pallenberg
Bears
Wit Thoma
Princetonians
Jewelry ban closes market to Italian investors in Rome
Rome reports a royal decree barring purchase or sale of jewelry, ending Italian investors access to precious stones amid inflation fears and preference for government bonds. Washington notes the Senate passed a tax base broadening bill by 43 to 23, lowering exemptions to 1500 for married and 750 for single to add about 4.9 million earners under the income tax, with House keeping current levels uncertain and a conference committee to decide. Berlin reports a RAF night raid killed thirty and injured seventy two, per DNB.
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LaFollette
Wisconsin Progressive
Reds Display Reserve Power In Checking Nazis
The War Today reports a fierce Red counter attack along the Russo German front in the Smolensk Gomel sector. The drive showcases reserve strength and raises questions if it signals a major offensive by Bolshevism timed as Hitler aimed for Moscow. Marshal Timoshenko’s sustained offensive may indicate broader actions. Moscow notes Red troops have repelled leads toward the center as battles continue near Leningrad and Odessa.
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First U S Fuel Shipment Reaches Vladivostok
The American tanker carrying aviation fuel reportedly arrived safely at Vladivostok for the Soviet Union, a development stirring Tokyo protest and Western encirclement concerns. Officials note confirmation is pending and warn of possible air raid rumors in Japan.
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Vindivostok Harbor
German Officer Shot In Paris
A German noncommissioned army sergeant was shot last night on a Paris street in the busy east station district. German authorities took over the case from French police and began a hunt for the unidentified assailant. He was rushed to Lat Riboisiere hospital where the wound was not serious.
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Paris
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Lat Riboisiere
Wind Damage at Huron State Fair and Carnival
A strong wind and light rain tore through Huron last night causing extensive damage at the Dee Lang Carnival and State Fair grounds. Tents rides and equipment were ruined with estimated costs between one and five thousand dollars. The WPA Dog Act scenery the fire works building and animal exhibits were among the damaged items. Officials expect repairs to begin today as weather clears for upcoming autos and race programs.
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C. B. Hansen
Posen
Huron
Grandstand
Fair Grounds
State Fish and Game Department
B. R. Laskowski
Leningrad Battles Hit Front as Germans Pound Approaches
A sweeping World War II report describes fierce fighting around Leningrad Kiev and Odessa as German and Soviet forces clash on the Russian front. Russian and German sources report heavy losses with counterattacks near Kiev and attempts to relieve Odessa while air battles over Leningrad intensify.
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Black Sea
All Nations Must Cooperate To Beat Hitler Churchill
Prime Minister Winston Churchill told a lord mayor luncheon that only full cooperation of all nations can defeat Germany. He called Canada the linchpin of the English speaking world and linked allied resolve with U S support, urging a US guarantee if Canadian soil faced threat from any empire.
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W. L. MacKenzie King
Canada
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MacKenzie King
Britain
More Livestock In South Dakota
Assessors rolls show gains in South Dakota livestock with 125431 more cattle and 1347 more horses and a 299202 rise in sheep. Real and personal property totals dip slightly to 944,155,242 from 944,232,972, with a $9,238,730 drop in real estate values. County tax deeds reduce agricultural land by 388,883 acres. The board cites improved conditions and high selling prices as factors. A death sentence was imposed on eighteen former Polish police at Poznan Wer.
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South Dakota
State Board of Equalization
Eal
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