Resuming Trial as Nor Norse Avalanche Fatalities Seen
Leola South Dakota reports open trial calms amid legal contest over whether statements by Dr. A. T. Martell may be admitted. In Norway, rescue teams search Lake Loen for the 74 victims after a massive avalanche and flood devastates Bodal and Nesdal villages, with many bodies recovered and wide destruction noted.
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Norway
Leola
S. D
A. T. Martell
Lela Halorgan
Madison
J. H. Bothum
Pat Morrison
J. M. Berry
W. 5. Gordon
State Justice Department
Martell
Loen
Loon
Bodal
Nesdal
Rogne
Bergen
Oslo
Regation
Hbodal
Lake Loen
Blesses War On Communism By The Associated Press
The Pope voiced a stern blessing on militant defense against communism threatening order culture and civilization. He pardoned disobedient clergy in Spain as insurgents and subversives arm the masses. In Spain fascist forces occupied San Sebastian, with a new front at Orio as Basque nationalists flee. Government troops claim a setback near Talavera en route to Madrid. Diplomats seek release of fascists besieged at the Alcazar in Toledo for eight weeks. In Paris officials accuse Spanish fascists of desecrating the French flag at an international station triggering rail disruption. Rightists accuse the Socialists of provoking uprisings in French Morocco.
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Associated Press
Pius
Hols
Spain
San Sebastian
Pamplona
Orio
France
Gssimed
Talavera
Ma@cid
Toledo
Paris
French Morocco
Ehen
Gunmen rob stockyards bank messenger in Sioux Falls
Two gunmen dressed as railroad men halted a stockyards bank messenger in Sioux Falls this forenoon and fled with about $800 in currency. The incident occurred as the messenger returned from downtown rounds, prompting a manhunt and police inquiry.
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Sioux Falls
Hugging Row Sparks Chicago School Strike
In Chicago seventy pupils picketed Union Ridge School demanding reinstatement of Principal Charles O'Hearn after his dismissal and that of three teachers over a hugging incident. Mothers joined the protest urging action from Cook County Superintendent Noble J. Puffer as O'Hearn is named business manager.
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Chicago
Union Ridge
Charles O'Hearn
O'Hearn
Noble J. Puffer
Cook County
Minnesota Loses Magnus Johnson in Litchfield
Magnus Johnson a Swedish born miner and farmer dies of pneumonia at a Litchfield hospital after a three week illness. a former U S senator and two term U S representative, he championed farm interests and tariff protection. funeral services set for Wednesday with veterans honor guard.
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Minn
Minnesota
Magnus Johnson
Kimball
U. S Senate
House of Representatives
Johnson
Song
Wisconsin
Jeader
Farmer-Labor
Floyd B Olson
Rochester
Sweden
Qlaon
Varmland
America
Senate
Thomas D. Schall
Washington
Harold Knutson
Farm Home
Litchfeld
Veterans of Foreign Wars
A. C. McQuiggan
Staad
Staw
New Forest Fire Rages Across Black Hills Region
Rapid City reports thousands of acres burned by a forest fire sparked near Pamper at Johnson's Siding on the Rapid City Black Hills and Western line. In Deadwood two men are jailed on suspicion of starting a Rochford area blaze. A third fire near Camp Remington was extinguished with about five acres burned.
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Rapid Creek
Johnson's Siding
Deadwood
Rochford
Forest Rangers
CCC
Remington
Church Camp
Rapid City, Black Hills and Western
Maine Vote Seen as Weather Vane for National Mood
Political experts view Maine's state election as a weather vane signal for November's presidential outcome. The contest features Governor Louis Brann challenging Senator Wallace White Jr. along with other statewide races. Primaries highlight Democratic and Republican senatorial contenders across New England and Midwest states, with write-in campaigns noted.
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Roosevelt
Alt M. Landon
Portland
Louis 3 Brann
Wallace H. White, Jr
Congress
Pollowin G
Massachusetts
Jarmes M
Curley
Robert E. Greenwood
Fitchburg
Marcus A. Codlidgem
Thomas C O'Brien
O'Brien
Senate
Henry Cabot Lodge
Alonzo B. Cook
Guy M. Gray
New Hampshire
FA. Styles Bridges
George H. Moses
Henry W. Keyes
William J. Callahan
Townsend
United States
William N. Rogers
Jesse W. Williams
Townsendite
Michigan
Coughlin
King's Attacker Receives Yoar Term at Trial
London reports George Andrew McMahon found guilty of presenting a revolver near King Edward VIII with intent to alarm the monarch. He received 12 months hard labor after being acquitted on two of three charges amid prior remarks about foreign influence and threats. The jury deliberated briefly.
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Edward VIII
London
George Andrew McMahon
Constitution Hill
Britain
Richman And Merrill Forced Down In Newfoundland
Richman and Merrill were forced down on a return Trans Atlantic flight off Newfoundland after taking off from London. The single engine plane was sighted near Cap Race before circling to Musgrave Harbor for a marsh landing. Eddie Rickenbacker planned to fly to Newfoundland to organize transfer back to New York once confirmed.
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Jett
Harry Richman
London
Newfoundland
New York
Richman and Merrill
Charles E. Harner
Associated Press
Trans Atlantic
Floyd Bennett Field
Atlantic
Wales
Musgrave Harbor
Cape Race
Three Hospitalized In Triple Car Crash Near Sioux Falls
A Sunday morning crash on West Twelfth Street outside Sioux Falls left three people hospitalized. Marcel Jerisen of Trent drove a machine into the rear of another driven by F. Galeener of Sioux Falls, injuring Galeener with broken ribs, Jensen with chest bruising, and Harold Christenson of Egan who suffered a severe facial cut and head injury in Jensen’s car while Mrs Jensen sustained bruises.
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West Twelfth Street
Marus Jerisen
Trent
F. Galeener
Galéener
Galeener
Jen~sen
Harold Christenson
Egan
Jensen
Weather War Huron and Vicinity Report
Partly cloudy and much cooler tonight with Tuesday expected cooler and fair in parts. South Dakota forecasts show partly cloudy conditions, cooler temperatures, with extreme southeast ending tonight and Tuesday turning fair and cooler.
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War Huron
South Dakota
Nudist Leader Predicts Swimsuits Go, Hints Beach Reform
CHICAGO Sept 14 Dr Alois Knapp national nudist leader and Zero Nature Park director forecast that bathing suits will vanish from beaches within years. He noted a shift from past dress rules and claimed nudist camps in the United States number at least 50 thousand members with about 100 at his Indiana camp.
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Chicago
Alois Knapp
Rosetown
Ind
VFW Encampment Opens in Denver Amid National Defense Debate
Veterans of Foreign Wars opened their annual encampment in Denver with speeches by National Commander James E. Van Zandt and Sen. Frederick Steiner. Van Zandt urged keeping politics and international issues out of the gathering, while officials planned to focus on veterans benefits and defense. Admiral Richmond P. Hobson urged stronger national defense as the convention began, addressing concerns over communism fascism and atheism.
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Denver
Sept
James E. van Zandt
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
van Zandt
United States
Victor E. Devereux
VFW
Richmond P. Hobson
Santiago
State Fair Receipts Double From 1935 Exposition
Sunday attendance topped 15 000 with ideal weather as the 1986 South Dakea State Fair opened. Monday grandstand shows headlined by a wild west rodeo drew over 5 000, while grounds activity reached double Sunday figures. Children’s Day drew many youngsters as premiums totaling 26000 await payout and 4-H judging proceeds as 50 club members participate in statewide exhibits.
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South Dakea
Prises
Ernie Young
Bury
South Dakota State Fair to Host Three Day Harness Races
The 1936 fair unveils a three day harness and running carnival starting tomorrow with races featuring athletes from several northwest states. Prize money totals about 4 000 dollars and pari mutuel betting returns for the first time since 1934. The program aims for speed and fewer delays, with the event continuing on page eight.
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Asrrow Ofternaon
Heavy Rain Falls In Howard Area
Heavy rain drenched parts of South Dakota on Sunday. Howard reported 2.75 inches, Mitchell 2.29, Brookings 1.25, and Watertown 0.32 with Sioux Falls at 0.03 inches as widespread humidity and showers affected the state.
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Howard
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mitchell
Brookings
Salem li
Watertown
Huron
Did You Know Lyle Kellin finds certificate dating 1823
The Huronite notes a marriage certificate of Lyle Kellin’s great grand parents dated March 18 1823 making it over 111 years old. The Evening Huronite will pay 2 cents for every Did You Know stem accepted by this column. Call The Editor at the office to collect.
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Lyle Kellin
Huron
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