Knox Says Republicans Will Give Needy Adequate Relief
Huron readies for 1936 State Fair as officials expect up to 100000 attendees over six days. The program includes Thrill Day, Children’s Day headlined by a wild roden, and Gov. Derby features plus racing events and an expanded exhibit lineup. The Chamber of Commerce coordinates lodging, transport, and night-time decorations to welcome visitors.
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Youthful Runaway Feasts in Ortonville Jail
Ortonville Michigan news recounts a young runaway who rode a freight train for four days and, after arrival, consumed two full dinners in two hours at the county jail. He is detained for probation officers in Butte.
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Hitler Attacks Bolshevism and Jews in Nurnberg Speech
Adolf Hitler denounces Bolshevism and labels 98 percent of Soviet leadership as Jewish parasites during a sensational address on culture. He blames Jewish influence for Spain’s civil war and forecasts dire consequences from Russo-German tensions reported by the Associated Press.
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Excursion Boat Romance Sinks After Boston Harbor Collision
In fog bound Boston, the excursion steamer Romance sank after colliding with the liner New York. Fifty three crewmen and 159 passengers were rescued as rescuers used ladders and lifeboats. Captain Wickens narrowly escaped, and five hospitalizations were reported. The New York remained at the scene before continuing to Boston.
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Witness Testifies On Discovery Of Leola Teacher Death
In Leola South Dakota on September 10 1946 Martha Koppy testified about finding Lela Halvorson nude dead in a hotel room. She described the scene including a beer bottle and clothing, and recounted conversations with Dr. A Martell regarding the death as prosecutors proceed with their murder case.
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Drought Does Not Cut Farm Population in Plains States
A government study released in Washington notes that repeated droughts dust storms and grasshopper plagues did not reduce farm population in the Great Plains. The ten-state area remains nearly stationary since World War I with about one fifth of the nation’s rural residents.
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James James doomed by death sentence for murder of seventh wife
Superior Judge Charles W. Brickensen sentenced Robert S. James to die by the gallows for the murder of his seventh wife Mary. The jury's verdict made death mandatory after James was found guilty of killing her by rattlesnake bite and drowning her in a bathtub. His attorney failed to secure a new trial.
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Rejected 15 Day Armistice Proposal by Spanish Rebels
Spanish rebels in Pamplona reportedly rejected a proposed 15 day general armistice in the civil war. The plan aimed to modify the radical Spanish constitution to appease Rightist elements, but the rebels preferred continued fighting for full control. Madrid was said to be hopeful of acceptance, while Basque actions and shifting fronts continued near San Sebastian.
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Arabs Bomb Bank in Jerusalem Sparks Middle East Violence
In Jerusalem a Sulfa branch of the Anglo Palestine bank was damaged by a bomb from a nearby Arab house as tensions rise between Zionist settlement efforts and Arab opposition. An Arab railway worker was killed at Maghal station and violence yesterday caused about 50 casualties.
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Victoria to Visit U S as Former Queen Plans Trip
Former Queen Victoria of Spain was expected to sail for the United States today to visit New York and Covadonga in France, with reports noting a hospital connection and a journey underway.
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Knox Campaign Stops Draw Big Crowds in Wolsey and Mitchell
Col Frank Knox Republican vice presidential nominee greeted by 500 to 600 at Wolsey as he rails against Tugwell and relief cuts. In Mitchell, 5,000 hear Knox condemn New Deal programs and urge farmers toward self help. Campaign train also stops in Aberdeen before continuing to Rapid City.
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Tugwell Labeled "Sweetheart of Administration" by Knox
Col Frank Knox Republican vice presidential nominee called Undersecretary of Agriculture Rex Tugwell the sweetheart of the administration. He spoke at a crowd at the railroad station expressing support and urging locals to stay and win.
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Russell Has Big Georgia Margin
The 38-year old Senator Richard Russell Sr. led in Georgia Democratic senatorial primaries against Governor Eugene Talmadge with about 161,823 votes to 4,251. Georgia uses county unit votes, and Russell needed 206 to win though results were incomplete. Russell credited the victory to support for the president and his party. Nearby, Maine campaign-fund tensions surfaced as major parties race to influence next week’s state election amid reports of wealthier donors backing Maine Republicans.
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Weather Forecast for Huron and Vicinity and Dakota
Fair tonight then unsettled Friday with cooler readings. Central and eastern sections see overcast skies tonight with a change to cooler air Friday throughout the region.
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