Wolff Writes Of American World War Aces Where They Are 20 Years Later
American World War I aces are profiled twenty years after the war. Captain Edward V. Rickenbacker recalls Lieut Wilbur White’s sacrifice and the first parachute use in combat. Rickenbacker, who logged 2 destroyeds and four balloons, now heads an airline. The piece notes other aces pursuing diverse careers in aviation, writing, government work, and law, with many still in or near aviation.
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Wolff
Claude Wolsf
New York
Edward V. Rickenbacker
Germany
Wilbur White
White
Rickenbacker
Jose Souch
Lieut. White
Lieut White
Eight Die as Coastal Airliner Crashes Near Lima
Eight people die when a coastal passenger plane crashes into a hillside 40 miles south of Lima after fog en route from Arica to Lima. Pilot Stanley Harvey, a Hillsdale Michigan native and former US Army flyer, led a multi-national passenger list including F T Rice of an American gum company and Luis Guillen a former Spanish legation staffer. Peruvians accounted for four victims. one victim was German or Austrian. another listed as a US individual. The report notes ancient footwear history and desert sand theories elsewhere.
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Lima
Peru
Stanley Harvey
Halive
Hillsdale
Mich
United States Army
South America
Arica
Chile
Music School Offers Wide Range Of Courses This Year
The college of music plans extensive instruction in voice piano violins theory and related branches led by President Frank L Eversall and Director Loftus H L Ward. Grace Finley with years of service will teach piano and harmony with two new faculty Miss J Evelyn Goddard violin theory and Miss Elizabeth Borroff piano and theory boosting the program.
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College School of Music
Frank L. Eversall
Loftus HL Ward
Mix Grace Finley
J Evelyn Goddard
Elizabeth Borroff
Acreage Plan Seeks Broad Approval For Farm Aid
Washington recognizes wide backing from 120 farm committees for conferences on 1838 crop control legislation. The plan, tied to soil conservation and a $500 million benefit program, would cap planted acreages in corn cotton tobacco potatoes rice and peanuts. County committees would set individual limits based on soil, tillable land, and farm needs.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Lendera
Congress
Wallace
AAA
Sfarm
Chicago High Schools Reopen After Paralysis Lockout
Chicago resumes classes as 500 pupils barred since Sept 7 due to infantile paralysis begin returning. Health officials say cooler weather allowed motion picture theaters to reopen and grade schools may reopen Monday if health improves. Dr Bundesen notes continued caution.
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Chicago
Usei
Herrman N. Bundesen
Winners Named in Huron Color Contest at Fair
Winners Verelyn Wogan Mavis Devore and Gerd Binde wald of Huron were chosen after a reduced color comic entry pool. Next week ten tickets to the Huron Theatre will be awarded to winners from boys and girls of Huron vicinity for best color comic section. Entries must reach the newspaper office by 5 PM Wednesday. Winners may collect tickets at the box office the day of show attendance.
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Verelyn Wogan
Huron
Mavis Devore
Gerd Bindewald
Lana Girls
Wna
Eelor
Huronite
Britain mobilizes vast Anglo French anti piracy flotilla
Britain speeds five long hull warships toward Europe with triple loaded depth charges and torpedoes to patrol Mediterranean routes. Britain and France plan to guard main sea lanes with more than 150 vessels, while a naval reserve fleet is readied for emergency. Heavy battleships and cruisers prepare as air reconnaissance hinges on Malta to spot undersea threats.
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England
Europe
Mediterranean
Britain
France
Xewh
Navy Yard
Naval
Royal Eir
Felbutone Dam
Malta
Bes
Governor's Gift Watch Proves An Appropriate One
Statehouse friends of Governor Leslie Jensen presented him a wrist watch on his fifth birthday during a visit to the State Fair in Huron. Judge H. B. Rudolph of the state supreme court made the presentation as the governor prepared to depart, while his party included Tom Johnson, P. T. Dunn, Andrew Norsigh, J. M. Berry and Ralph Horton.
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Statehouse
Leslie Jensen
Jensen
Huron
H. B. Rudolph
State Supreme Court
Tom Johnson
P.T. Dunn
Andrew Norsigh
State Highway Department
J. M. Berry
Atute
Ralph Horton
Poultry Division Winners Named at State Fair
State Fair poultry division winners announced by superintendent Asbjeld of Yankton headlined grand champions such as the Butt Orpington and White Rock entries. Awards listed include several Rhode Island Red, Embden, and Fantail pigeons with owners from Frankfort, Watertown, Huron, and Yankton, all noting improved flock health.
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South Dakota
1ML
Asbjeld
Yankton
Cock Butt
Orpington
Otto Baler
Frankfort
Rhode Island
Red
Part
Pist
Watertown
Young Pen
White Rock
LeRoy Rowse
Pa Gander
White Embden
Robert Miller
Jt Bryant
Goore
White Emoden
Bryant
Drake
Gray Cati
Otto Baseler
U Frankfort
Pock—Gray Cati
Turkey
Tom Bronze
G. C. Lempe
Huron
Hen—White Holland
Velma Miller
Everest Holst
Swise Mondaine
Edward Wicker
W. H.nuistendt
Byron
Asbield
Guggenheim Wife Seeks Large Alimony in Divorce
New York reports Col. M. Robert Guggenheim’s third wife, Eaza Beth Eaton Guggenheim, seeks five thousand dollars monthly alimony in a Renofi divorce filing. The World Telegram notes Guggenheim previously paid one million to each of his first two ex-wives after their divorces, while speculation says he may pay two thousand dollars monthly if agreed. The couple wed in 1927, he is the late Daniel Guggenheim’s youngest son and was previously married to Grace L. Berheimer in 1905, with custody of two sons after their 1915 divorce. his second wife was Jo Wegner, a shopgirl from Fifth Avenue.
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New York
Eazabeth Eaton Guggenheim
Col. M. Robert Guggenheim
World-Telegram
Guiggenheim
Long Island
Dar
Col Guggenheim
Guggenheims
Daniel Guggenheim
Wen Col Guggenhein
Grace L., Berheimer
Jo Pe Wegner
Fifth Avenue
State Fair Highlights And Auto Race Day Preview
State Fair coverage recalls the annual livestock sale with spirited bidding, dairy cattle judging, and 4-H health checks. Tonight features the 4-H style revue and crowning of the state fair style champion, with health champion to be announced after final scoring. Tomorrow promises auto racing with more than a dozen Northwest dirt track racers sanctioned in contests.
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Northwest
Reading Dirt Track
Dakota State Fair Features Auto Trials 4-H Parade and Fireworks
The International Motor Contest Association presents time trials at 1 p.m. with seven races and a final demonstration. 4-H Club events begin at 9 a.m. Friday, awarding the Dakota Farmer trophy to South Dakota’s top club at 11 a.m. The Cavalcade of Hits returns at 1 30 p.m. Friday beside a Jack Palmer Henderson band concert and a fireworks finale. Governor Jensen tours the parade as Minnehaha County leads a large out-of-town delegation from Sioux Falls and nearby towns.
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International Motor Contest Association
South Dakota
Ernie Youngs
Jack Palmer Henderson
Leslie Jensen
Minnehaha County
Flandreau
Aberdeen
Pierre
Beek
A. N. Graf
Sioux Falls
Paul K. Mya
Garretson Band
4-H. Band
College talk urges four gifts to shape student lives
President Everestill urged new students to develop four key gifts during college: loyalty to family, expressing one’s best ideals, striving for a noble life purpose, and reverent inner faith. He warned against mediocrity, emphasized personal growth through new experiences, and urged students to stir up the gift within them as they begin their college journey.
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Everstll
Paul
Timothy
Everstill
Joume
Five Hours Of Keeping Pace With Hitler Wears Out Newspaperman
Melvin K. White Leather reports from Nurnberg Germany on September 16 detailing a day spent shadowing Adolf Hitler through the rally at Burg Castle. The narrative follows a 7 am to noon schedule with crowded marches, Hitler’s half hour speech, and a later hilltop view amid guards, noting Hitler’s routine of five hours sleep, milk and water only, and preference for Thia newspapers as his reading. Hess comments on the Fuehrer’s habits while describing the daily press routine and security details.
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Melvin K. Whiteleather
Nurnbeerg
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Kisling
Fuehrer
Secret Police
der Fuehrer
Burg Castle
Hiller
Luitpold
Hitler
Hilltop Castle
Budsit Hess
Herr Reichs Banister
Hess
Hamburg
Fochrer
Puehrer
Juemolra
Reichsfuhrer
Madrid Shelled After Two Weeks of Inactivity
Madrid districts faced bombardment from insurgent shells resuming after a 14 day lull. Casualties reported as civilians sought cover while government anti aircraft guns replied from nearby hills. A German made bomber was shot down with the pilot and four crew killed. Valencia waterfront bombardment left at least 15 dead and a British seaman among the wounded. Franco praises Asturian defense as insurgent aviation aided infantry, with six and a half miles of territory lost but gains claimed south of Gijon. A British freighter Hillforn reportedly escaped insurgent gunfire.
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Madrid
Smin
Spain
Manowski
Valencia
Val-Ncia
Lesst
Hendaye
High Command
Gijou
Francisco Franco
Tertory
Gijon
Hillforn
Hitern
Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted in Huron Region
Admitted: Mrs Don Lother Wolsey surgical Ms Howard McWhorter Huron medical Geneva Houck Huron medical Marvel Derscheid Huron medical Effie Rabo Doland medical. Dismissed: Doris Chancellor Huron Shirley Erickson Horan.
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Don Lother
Wolsey
Surgical
Howard McWhorter
Huron
Geneva Houck
Marvel Derscheid
Effie Rabo
Doland
Doris Chancellor
Shirley Erickson
Horan
Repair Residence Blunt September 16 Special
The Home Owners Loan Corporation plans painting and repairs on the Strom residence on September 16. The rest of the text contains nonessential, garbled commentary about state matters, economics, and individuals without clear, coherent facts to summarize.
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Blunt
Specia
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Strom
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