City WPA Sidewalk Program Seeks Applicants
City Manager Dan I Sears told Huronians applications are still being taken for the WPA sidewalk construction program. He urged prompt apply due to possible suspension when freezing weather arrives, likely mid October. Work will resume in spring. All concrete sidewalks cost owners 50 cents per lineal foot for standard 5 foot wide sidewalks. Over $1000 worth of sidewalk has been signed up by property owners to date.
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County Board Nears Finish Of Monthly Session
County commissioners work through routine business and an inspection trip to a county farm. The September meeting focuses on regular items and WPA activity planning for fall and winter.
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Roosevelt to Confer With Attorney General Cummings at Hyde Park
President Roosevelt arranged a conference with Attorney General Cummings to discuss monopoly investigations legislation and the Connecticut political situation. The Mayo Clinic in Rochester is to operate on James Roosevelt, the President's son and secretary, early next week. Weather data and forecasts follow for the central region with unsettled conditions and showers likely in South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa.
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Weather and Roads in South Dakota Regions Today
Mitchell clear with 65 reaching 91. Sioux Falls 72 to 84, Brookings 66 to 72, Pierre rain 64. Aberdeen cloudy 59 to 70, Yankton 72 to 90, Huron cloudy with rain 64. Rapid City and Watertown cloudy. Precipitation totals noted for several cities.
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Huron Man Injured In Downtown Pedestrian Crash
A 60 year old Huron man, identified as Cook, was hospitalized after being struck by a car driven by John Decker at the Dakota Avenue and Second Street intersection Wednesday near 8 p.m. He suffered non serious injuries and is under care at a local hospital. Decker, a farmer near Carpenter, was involved in the incident.
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Judge Rutherford to Broadcast on September 11
Judge Rutherford will give a Sunday broadcast September 11 at 1 p.m. over KSOO WNAX and WHO. He will discuss several world important problems.
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Vast London Audience Attends Royal Albert Hall Broadcast
A vast audience gathered at London's Royal Albert Hall for a worldwide special chain broadcast reaching viewers around the globe. The event showcased performers and featured a live link to international stations.
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Double funeral planned for Buffalo Gap flood victims
Funeral services and burial rites will be held Sunday for two Buffalo Gap flood victims Miss Helen McVey 19 and Floyd Sewright 22. They drowned when their car was swept from the highway into a dried bed during a torrential rain and flood. Services at Buffalo Gap auditorium with Guy P. Squire chaplain of the Naval Soldiers home Hot Springs. Burial in Custer cemetery.
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Hugo B E coach of Cleveland Rams makes history
Hugo BE, coach of the Cleveland Rams, becomes the only grid mentor to have managed a major league baseball team. He directed the Pirates in 1917 18 19, marking a rare cross‑sport coaching achievement.
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Southern Illinois Corn Wilt Takes Heavy Toll
URBANA Sept. 8 A disease of corn named Stewart's disease and diplodia rot has reduced the expected yield in the southern two thirds of Illinois by more than 40 million bushels. Farmers, counting losses in millions, await cooler weather hoping it slows the spread. surveys show the belt outside Illinois reports the ailments in Ohio and Indiana but not widespread elsewhere.
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Two Men Fined On Peddling Charge
Miller city authorities fined two men who gave the names James McAldran and John Williams for peddling without proper permits. The men faced penalties assessed by local magistrates as part of a crackdown on unlicensed street sellers.
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Foreign peddlers fined for license violation in Miller
Two men arrested in Miller for peddling without a license. They had fur coats bearing a California license and were selling door to door. Each was fined 70 dollars plus costs and given suspended jail terms. The report notes they were later picked up again at SIDa.
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Campaign Inquiries Call For Reports On Senate Contests
The Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee urged reports on inquiries into senatorial contests in eight states including Maryland and Georgia as primary campaigns wind down. Chairman Sheppard of Texas indicated the panel will decide whether to act on charges raised by Senator Millard E. Tydings and challenger David J. Lewis in Maryland Democratic primary.
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