South Dakota State Fair Promises Big Debut Revenue Moves
Venables returns from Minneapolis with optimism after the Minnesota fair opens to strong attendance and weather helps. South Dakota officials push new two cent admission and pari mutuel betting to boost revenue for the Staley Fair opening Monday in Huron. Water supplies are secured with two artesian wells and a chalk rock well, as tests confirm safe drinking water for fair week crowds.
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South Dakota
Huron
James G. Venables
Minneapolis
C. F. Engers
Fair Board
Sioux Falls
Harry Otto Uving
Venabies
Minnesota
G. M. Anderson
J. S. Tschetter
Vermillina
W. W. Towne
Pierre
Tschetter
Pate
Board of Trade Member Is Shot in Chicago
Ralph M. Labarthe a 51 year old member of the Board of Trade was shot at his La Salle street office. The assailant fired point blank hitting Labarthe above the collar and behind the right ear. Police said the wound was dangerous but he was expected to survive. The gunman fled the scene.
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Board of Trade
Chicago
Ralph M. Labarthe
la Salle Street
Labarthe
County Building Extends Hours For State Fair Entries
John A Miller Beadle county building superintendent notes the facility will stay open until 6 PM Sunday to accept entries across all county exhibit departments at the State Fair. Separately, volcanic activity at Kilauea in Hawaii began erupting from its crater at 2 45 AM local time following a light earthquake.
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John A. Miller
Beadle County
Honolulu
Kilauea
Hawaii Island
Hitler links labor camps to Germany's growth at Nurnberg
At the Nurnberg rally Adolf Hitler addressed 52,000 youths in Zeppelin Meadow declaring future Germans must serve in labor camps to gain citizenship. He praised the labor service and noted 180,000 camp youths stood at attention while a chorus extolled the life of the camps. He also tied anti semitism to Nazi policy, citing the Jewish question as essential to salvation of the German people.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Zeppelin Meadow
National Socialist Party
Hitler
Constantin Hier
Market Square
Julius Streicher
Nazi Ledier
Franconia
Stuermer
Europe
Free Barbecued Buffalo For Early Fairgoers At Jubilee
Secretary James G. Venables announced that 2500 people entering the South Dakota State Fairgrounds on Monday will receive free barbecued buffalo meat sandwiches. Two buffaloes from Custer State Park provided the meat, with serving starting at 10:30 a.m. in the Dairy building near the main gate.
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South Dakota State Fairgrounds
James G. Venables
Custer State Park
Venables
Allen Fires Campaign for Governor in Aberdeen
W C Allen of Aberdeen Republican candidate for governor addressed a county meeting urging a businesslike administration and reduced taxes by spending less. He argued government relief should aid distressed citizens and cited higher per capita allotments in Republican states. C A Christopherson joined, blasting administration overreach and criticizing the New Deal, AAA contracts, and NRA.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
W. C. Allan
Repubican
Dakota Farm Paper
Allen
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Washington
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
NRA
Berry Presents Relief Request to Hopkins
South Dakota Governor Tom Berry presented relief needs for the coming winter to Federal Relief Administrator Harry L. Hopkins. Berry noted some improvement in livestock feed and forage due to recent rains but said further steps would be required in the coming months.
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Berry
Washington
South Dakota
Harry L. Hopkins
Tom Berry
Chamber To Operate Fair Room Bureau
The Huron Chamber of Commerce will run a rooming bureau during Steve Fair again. Housewives are urged to list rooms for rent to visitors by calling 8146 or visiting the office above the J C Penney store. Secretary Paul K Myers says more rooms are needed this year since tent city will not be used at the fair grounds. He stresses rooms should be modern and located away from the business district or fair grounds.
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Huron Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Penney
Paul K. Myers
Mc Myers
Weather For Huron And Vicinity Warm, Fair Friday
Weather forecast for Huron and nearby areas calls for warmer tonight and Friday. South Dakota experiences generally fair conditions with mild temperatures and no precipitation expected.
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Huron
South. Dakota
Andy Warmer
Bates Trial Opens As Beck Denies Motions
Judge A B Beck denied a string of defense motions and Herbert Bates manslaughter in the second degree trial began with jury selection. Jurors called from Huron and nearby towns, new jurors added as one was excused for health, defense and state each used a challenge.
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Beck
A. B. Beck
Herbert Bates
Bates
Gertrude Goodell
Tudor Deck
Geddes
Frank FR. Fisher
Miller
Alva E. Taylor
Harry Miller
Fred W. Passenheim
Huron
Albert Quiram
Wolsey
John Feicke
Yale
Hurcy Muller
Thousands Homeless After Northern Luzon Typhoon
Manila Sept. 6 Thousands of residents in Ioecos Norte and Cagayan provinces were left homeless as a seasonal typhoon of unusual severity struck the northern tip of Luzon. No deaths were reported though hundreds of hastily built homes collapsed or washed away by floods as six inches of rain fell in some areas.
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Manila
Ioecos Norte
Cagayan
Luzon
Filling Station Operator Shot Dead in Robbery Try
Police seek two youths after Jerry Cronin 63, filling station operator, was fatally wounded in Pittsburgh Kansas during an attempted robbery. Cronin was shot in the abdomen and arm when he resisted. bandits fled in a dark blue sedan, Missouri plates suspected.
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Pittsburgh
Kan
Jerry Cronin
Cronin
Strike Casualties Rise Amid Textile Labor Turmoil
The Associated Press reports ten dead, 41 injured, and 64 arrested as the general textile strike enters its third day. Pickets and flying squadrons push to shut mills, with fatalities in South Carolina Honea Path Greenville Augusta Trion and D C.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Honea Path
Chiquola
Greenville
D. C
Duncan Mills
Augusta
Trion
Committee To Be Given Free Rein In Investigation Of War Profits
The Senate munitions committee assured President Roosevelt no interference with its war profits study. It seeks evidence of American firms aiding foreign munitions makers and propagandizing in Europe. Officials of Electric Boat testified about involvement with a Montevideo peace meeting under scrutiny. The inquiry will shift to the Driggs Ordinance case and the Halveigh cruiser sale attempt to Turkey.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
Roosevelt
Montevideo
Proup
Nye
North Dalkota
Europe
Electric Boat Company of
New York
Pape
Democrat
Idaho
Driggs Ordinance and Engineering Company
Halveigh
Turkey
L. L. Driggs
Navy
Pope
Driggs
Tugwell to Europe Signals Roosevelts Wider Plan
Washington September comments reveal that Rex Tugwell plans a European tour to study agricultural policies and parallel programs abroad. The move prompts speculation Tugwell may not return to the agriculture department, hinting at a broader advisory role for the Roosevelt administration.
Bench Sleeper Has Bank Roll
Reading police found a weary vagrant sleeping on park benches. They gave him shoes then sent him to city hall where he claimed the name Edward Heffin, 50. A search uncovered 2.50 in gold, 380 in paper money, 100 in liberty bonds, two gold watches, and bank books showing 10,000 in deposits.
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Reading
City Hall
Edward Heffin
West Well Survey Affects Huron Water Plan
Huron city officials await a final decision from B H Dunmire on developing wells west of the city as a permanent water source. Dunmire and E C Rothrock reviewed data near the Svee well while plans emerged for relief workers to dig a ditch and lay a 2 mile pipeline, with 15 cents extra an hour to attract labor amid winter costs.
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Huron
B. H. Dunmire
Kansas City
Dunmire
Chamber of Commerce Water Emergency Committee
Svec
E. C. Rothrock
Dunsire
Svee
Dunstire
M. A. Kennedy
South Dakota
Relief Administration
Green
Huron Commission
Textile strike violence shocks Carolinas in deadly mill clashes
Seven men died and 30 wounded as flying squads clashed with workers at Honea Path and Greenville mills amid the general textile strike. A deputy sheriff shot John Black in Greenville. Bob Putnam was jailed after claiming self defense. Governor Blackwood warned martial law as inquiry began in Washington.
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Charlotte
N. C
Carolinas
National Guard
Henea Path
Duncan
Greenville
John Black
Honea Path
Beston
Belton
Honey Path
E. M(bu) Knight
Lee Crawford
R. Thomas Yardborough
Ira Davis
Claude Cannon
Maxie Peterson
Bob Putnam
Black St Greenville
Putnam
Jbra C. Blackwood
South Caroline
Soviet Debt Parley Heads Toward Failure
Washington talks on settling more than 500 million dollars in Soviet American debts collapsed after a new unsatisfactory discussion between Assistant Secretary of State Moore and Soviet Ambassador Alexander Troyanevsky. Negotiations since Moscow began seven months ago and the breakup dimmed prospects for immediate large scale trade. New business worth over 100 million was anticipated only after a debt accord.
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Roosevelt
Johnson
Europe
Washington, Sept
Moore
Alexander Troyanevsky
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Washington
Bids Opened for Route Improvement Projects in SD
Pierre dispatch reports bids on road improvement projects totaling about 650000. Projects include 2 1 2 miles of paving in Deadwood and Lead 380 miles of grading 112 miles of graveling eight bridges and 17 guardrail jobs.
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Pierre
South Dakota Highway Commission
Deadwood
Lead
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Devour
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Hitchsock
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Bonila
Lcan
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