Development Of S. D. Minerals Sees Prospect
Representative Francis Case of South Dakota backed an amendment to HR 9996 lifting the RFC mining loan limit from 20000 to 40000 to aid development of strategic metals in the Black Hills. He cited tin, manganese, tungsten, and tantalum deposits as potential beneficiaries, noting U S dependence on China for tungsten. The measure passed the House and moves to the President.
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Civil War Vets March In Parade As Encampment Opens
Nineteen Civil War veterans march in a parade to open the 74th national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Abraham Lincoln's hometown. The oldest, Henry Mack, 103, rode in an automobile. two locals from Huron attended as representatives.
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State Authorities May Decide If Guardsmen Must Go
Senator Nye said state authorities could determine if national guardsmen who were college and high school students must join 12 month training duty. Major General Williams stated the issue was not covered by federal law, so state officials decide. Some states were allowing students to be discharged from units ordered to duty, others were not.
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Ree Heights Women's Club meets in September
The Women's Club held its first meeting with Mrs. Mildred Davis elected president. Mrs. Hoyt Nicholas hosted, and Mrs. Marion Leach gave a travelogue on a West Coast trip. Out-of-town visitors included Mrs. Virgil Gard ner of Bird Island and Mrs. Helen Yonrohr.
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Hotel Razed by Fire in Billings District Scrambles
A fire destroyed the Northern Hotel in Billings Montana causing about 1 million dollars in damage. Norman Thomas the Socialist candidate for president and 75 guests escaped unhurt from the 200 room four story brick hotel. The blaze threatened downtown structures and spread to the old city hall but major damage was avoided after about ninety minutes.
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Finland’s complex history tied to empires and revolutions
Changes in status recount Finland’s shift from Swedish rule in the late 1200s to incorporation into Russia in 1809 and its evolution into a republic after the czar’s fall. The note lists nine violators cited by the municipal court, including Wanda Gardner and E. W. Arth, with names like Greggerson, Roman Billis, Clifford, Dexter, L. D. Robertson, Robert, Lusk, and G. R. McArthur among others for overtime parking and related bonds.
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