Relief Rushed To Stricken Santo Domingo After Storm
Relief agencies rush to Santo Domingo where 1,500 to 2,000 people died in the hurricane. More than 5,000 injured, 30,000 homeless, 10,000 buildings damaged, and damages above $20 million. Water supply ruined, cemeteries violated by floods, bodies burned in above ground pyres, and survivors lacking clothes as aid planes bring doctors and supplies.
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Rene M
Spervanche
Associated Press
Santo Domingo
New World
United States Marine Corps
Por
Au Prince
Osama
Pythians To Hold Convention Here In Huron
The fortieth annual Knights of Pythias state convention will be in Huron September 17 and 14. John R. Johnson, grand keeper, announced with Portland Ore supreme chancellor Leslie E. Crous to attend. Out-of-town officers include T. G. Owen Sioux Falls grand chancellor J. Buckman Aberdeen supreme representative. Huron’s John H. Fossburg is grand master of the exchequer. T. B. Simmons also a supreme representative. Pythian Sisters meet concurrently with grand chief Nita Clikeman Parker and supreme representatives Mrs. Tisher Sioux Falls and Lydia Hinkley Huron. They recently returned from Tampa supreme lodge.
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The
Knights of Pythias
Huron
John R. Johnson
Hu- Tor
Leslie E. Crous
Portland
Ore
T. G. Owen
Sioux Falls
J. {. Buckman
Aberdeen
John H. Fossburg
T. B. Simmons
Pythian
Nita Clikeman
Parker
Mrs. Tisher
Lydia Hinkley
Hurog
Supreme
Supreme Lodge
Tampa
Fla
Mrs Floyd Johnson Buys Park Grocery
Mrs Floyd Johnson purchases Park Grocery at Fourth Street and Dakota Avenue North from George Manclis. The store will operate as Johnson's Park Grocery under Mrs Johnson, who confirms the name change and new ownership.
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Floyd Johnson
Park Grocery
Fourth Street
Dakota Avenue North
George Manclis
Johnson's Park Grocery
Jahnson
Pederson Buys Marvin Hughitt Barber Shop
Bel Pederson, former Royal Barber staffer, purchases the Marvin Hughitt barber shop from John Schneller who has run it for years. Pederson has barbered in Huron for three years.
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Marvin Hughitt
Pederson
Bel Pederson
The
Royal Barber Shop
Marvin’ Hughitt
Huron
John Schneller
Marvin Aughitt
Weather outlook Huron and South Dakota unsettled tonight
Unsettled weather affects Huron with probable rain and cooler to south Dakota as showers or thunderstorms possible tonight. Temperatures edge slightly warmer for the southern region tonight.
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South Dakota
Youth Confesses After Negotiating A Smooth Robbery
Chicago report says 13 year old Manuel Kulback plotted a shop robbery on South State Street. He enlisted locksmith Andrew Phillips to unlock the store using a fake key story. Kulback allegedly opened the safe with the combination, paid the locksmith seven dollars from the till, then fled with remaining cash and was arrested and held for grand jury.
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Chicago
Manuel Kulback
South State Street
Burke
Kulback
Andrew Phillips
Mulback
Phillips
Question Mark Heads For Gotham
The Question Mark carrying Captain Coste and Maurice Bellonte on the second leg of their return from Paris to New York took off from Bowman Field at 7:35 am. They planned a brief welcome and parade in Louisville before heading toward Cincinnati, then Washington for a government greeting.
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Louisville
Diendonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
New York
Bowman Airfield
Cincinnati
Coste
Bellonte
Rene la Cover
Dallas
Bowman Field
Mary
Ann Barnes
Virginia Wathen
Josephine Bowman
D. W. Farleigh
William B. Harrison
Washington
United States
Hoover
Pierre Pierre
Dieudenne Coste
Fiers
Atlantic
Paris
South Dakota
America
Pierre
Ford sails for European tour amid hints of improved business mood
Henry Ford, aboard the Bremen for a six week business and pleasure trip to Europe with Mrs Ford and three companions, predicts an end to the present business lull by October. He credits prosperity to practical thinking over speculation and notes plans to visit the Cologne factory while also touring France and Germany. He dismisses political speculations on prohibition, says America is dry apart from a damp spot and reveals a new hotel project during the voyage.
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New York
Bremen
Europe
Henry Ford
Doubiyés
Ford
France
Germany
Cologne
Mir
Mra. Charlea A. Hodges
Detroit
E. G. Liebold
America
Danish King Immunity Won In Federal Suit
Fin Lund Danish consul in San Francisco won dismissal of a $39,000 claim by former attorney Eric Lydérs. The suit targeted the king of Denmark, asserting services rendered in handling estates of Danish citizens in the city. Kerrigan agreed with the consul on the immunity ruling.
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San Francisco
Fin Lund
Eric Lydérs
Lund
den Mark
Judde Kerrigan
Lyders
Gas Well Blows Strong At Salem
Mud and stone flew 40 feet as a test gas wel on the Schroble farm northwest of Deer Creek blew in last evening. Pressure estimated at 50 to 60 pounds after cementing and flushing, with the Minnesota Petroleum Company planning further drilling to gauge field extent and serve nearby towns.
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Salem
Minnesota Company
Artist McClelland Barclay Engaged to Debutante Miss Haskin
New York Sept 6 The engagement of illustrator McClelland Barclay to debutante model Miss Helene Marie C Haskin is announced. Miss Haskin, the original Fisher Body girl, gained fame for slim beauty in advertising art. She previously appeared on stage in Ripples last season and is 19 years old.
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Fisher Body
New York
McClelland Barclay
Helene Marie C. Haskin
Miss Haskin
Fisher Bodies
Mechanical Ear Echoes Timing From Electric Spark
New research from the Acoustical Society of America describes an electro acoustic ear at Bell Telephone Laboratories. It translates sound into an electric current to measure echo duration more precisely than human ears. The device turns the gourd into a current whose strength reflects sound timing and may compare aging or dying sounds with greater accuracy.
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New York
Acoustical Society of America
EC. Wente
E. H. Bedell
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Prince of Wales Eyes Solo Flight in RAF Plane
The article reports the Prince of Wales nearing solo flight after flying experiences, with his four brothers all training as aviators. The prince has bought a De Havilland Puss Moth but will fly only with RAF command approval and weather conditions.
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London
Prince,of Wales
Isr
Duke of York
Duke of Gloucester
Northolt Aerdrome
E. Fielden
Prince George
Prince of Wales
Royal Air Force
Don
Wales
Sheep Give Clues To Thought Origin
Ithaca N Y scientists study sheep to trace origins of thought and brain function. Four year project under Dr Howard Scott Liddell shows simple reflexes and learned anticipation link to problem solving, drug action, and mental health topics.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Howard
Scott Liddell
Dei
Lene
Saya
Lidselt
Sharpe Explains Laws To Officials At South Dakota Meeting
Sioux Falls reports the South Dakota County Treasurers association closing day program featured Attorney General M. Sharpe explaining legal aspects of treasurers' duties. Other speakers included Theodore Koenig Florence Johnson and W L Comstock on efficiency. Senator William H Mine and Secretary of State Gladys J D McMaster discussed state law amid debate on term limits and the headlight law enforcement.
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Willian H. Mine
Gladys JD
McMaster
Hospitalized Heroes From Aberdeen Bank Robbery
Gerrboldt and Murday remain under care at Aberdeen Hospital after injuries from the bank robbery. Reports say both men were wounded and brought to the hospital days ago. authorities identify the incident as the Haven robbery case involving Eugene Herrbeldt and Howard Murdy.
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Gerrboldt
Murday
Aberdeen
Eugene Herrbeldt
Howard’ Murdy
Tolatoy
Troops March On Buenos Aires To Oust Irigoyen
News from Buenos Aires reports troops from Camp de Mayo marching toward the capital led by General Jose Uriburu to force resignation of President Hipolito Irigoyen. Irigoyen has delegated executive power to Vice President Enrique Martinez amid chaotic city clashes and military threats.
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Buenos
Aires
Argentina
Camp de Mayo
Aya
Jose Uriburu
Buenos Aires
Mela
Hipolito Ixigoyen
Enrique Martinez
Irigoyen
Iteral
Uriburu
Ent Palsea
Palmermo
Ixigoyen
Campo de Mayo
el Palomar
Sri- Rouen
Pena Irigoyen
World Wheat Crop Forecast Up Nearly Six Percent
The Department of Agriculture forecast a global wheat crop of 2,337,139,000 bushels for this year, up about 6 percent from last year, based on reports from 26 countries. Rye output was pegged at 614,436,000 bushels, roughly 2 percent below last year, while European feed grains including corn, barley, and oats declined over 16 percent.
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Department of Agriculture
Soviet Union to Expand Rail Network Says Great Northern Chief
Victoria B C Sept 6 The Soviet government plans extensive new railroad construction to extend Russia's 50 000 miles of line already in operation Ralph Budd president of the Great Northern railway said upon arrival after inspecting Russian railways Budd said he believed the United system would adopt the railroad operation immediate adoption in his report to the Soviet administration
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Soviet
Russia
Victoria
Ralph ‘Budd
Great Northern Railway
Rt “Budd
United 5
Italian Plotters Executed Under Mussolini Regime
Trieste on September 6 reported four men were executed by firing squad at dawn for terrorism against the fascist state. The group of eighteen was tried on charges including murder attempts, bombings, arson of schools and asylums, and supplying military secrets to Yugoslavia.
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Triest
Italy
Mussolini
Jugo Slavia
Maine Readies For Off Year Voting In Maine
Maine voters prepare for the off year election next Monday to choose a U S senator governor four congressmen and local officials. Republican leaders led by Senator Simeon Foss mount statewide campaigns amid speculation reapportionment could reduce a House seat. Republican rhetoric emphasizes keeping incumbents in both houses.
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Maine
Portland
United States
G. O. P. National
Simeon D. Foss
Republican National Committee
Congresa
House
Senate
Four Thousand Acres Ablaze in Idaho Timber Warms Officials
Four thousand acres of timber land burned in north central Idaho with six areas reportedly set by unemployed men seeking work. The only major out of control blaze covered about 1,000 acres in the Selway Bitterroot forest near Settlers Creek, threatening red fir and cedar timber. Three hundred men fought the fire, while a $2,000 per acre blaze burned in the St. Joe forest near Clarkia. officials expected control by nightfall.
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Idaho
Lewiston
Myrick
St. Joe National Forest
Selway
Settlers Creek
St. Joe Forest
Clarkia
Pockets Robbed in Mitchell Case Reported to Police
Neé Nat Man Co reports a pocket theft in Mitchell involving W C Halpin and S D. a billfold with cash was taken. Police detained youths but released them with no charges.
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W. C.halpin
Mitchell
S. D
Rush to Prepare for State's 46th Exposition in Huron
Workers rush to complete Beuth Dakota's million dollar grounds for five day State Fair opening in Huron. Three Minnesota and one Nebraska train loads bring livestock machinery and race horses as downtown lights go up and sacred concert draws crowds. Authorities warn of possible showers but cooler days promise by midweek with warmer closing.
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Beuth Dakota
Huron
Nebraska Exposition Grounds
Minnesota Fair
Great Northern
Minneapolis
John F. White
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Rooming Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Beadle County Court House
City Hall
Chamber
Alleged Tire Thieves Apprehended In Huron
Two youths gave names Lewis Frazier and Willi Johnson and were picked up by Huron police while disposing of four tires rims and tubes. They claimed to have traded a 2% caliber rifle in Britton but police found no record of the sale. It emerged thefts had occurred in Lake Preston and a deputy sheriff retrieved the youths and tires.
De Smet Adds Faculty to Handle Enrollment Rise
De Smet school board approved adding a new faculty member to the high school staff next week to accommodate a large enrollment increase. The decision followed the opening of schools this week. Minor decrease noted in the lower grades.
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de Smet
DS Smet
de Smet High School
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