Dairy Display Draws Crowds at State Fair
A state fair display by the State Justice Department in a tent north of the industrial building features a mechanical cow that draws large crowds. The department notes that enforcement of dairy laws and inspection work now rests with its division, previously handled by the Department of Agriculture.
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Justice Department
State Justice Department
Department of Justice
Department of Agriculture
Bankers Convention Trip Heads Southwest State Delegation
George M Starring secretary of the South Dakota Bankers Association departs for Minneapolis to join the Falltonic banker special to San Francisco. He will attend the American Bankers Association convention running September 21 in San Francisco. South Dakota delegates include A B Cabalen Miller and M Plin Beebe. Mrs Cabalan and Mrs Dowdell also plan to travel.
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George M. Starring
South Dakota Bankers ’Association
Huron
Minneapolis
Banker's
San Francisco
Mr. Starring
American Bankers Association
South Dakota
A. B. Cabalen
First National Bank
Miller
National Bank
Unsettled to night then fair and cooler forecast
Weather summary for Hurog and Vicinity shows unsettled conditions tonight with a Friday turn to fair skies and cooler temperatures. Hourly temps include 33 at midnight and 66 later. sunrise at 6:14 am, sunset at 6:41 pm. regional forecasts note cooler trends across South Dakota Iowa Minnesota with showers possible in parts of the east and northeast.
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Hurog
South Dakota
West
Iowa
Minnesota
Northwest
Textile Strike Spreads in France Amid Street Clashes
Paris reports street battles at Thon center in Vosges amid a spreading idle period affecting 25 000 textile workers. Leftist deputy Jean LeRoy attacked by nonstrikers as strikers clash with Rightists. Lille sees fresh fights during a strike of 35 000 workers. In Paris, Communists and Socialists clash after anti government posters appear amid Leon Blum’s cabinet. Canada is larger than the United States in area combined with Alaska.
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France
Paris
Thon
Vosxes
Jean LeRoy
Thaan
Rightiste
Lille
Social Party
Col Franceis de la Rocque
Paria
Leon Blum
Ex-Servicemen Reunion Tonight at Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Former members of Troop G Company C 17th Machine Gun Battalion gather for their sixth annual reunion at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. An informal evening begins with no dinner at 6 o'clock on the mezzanine floor, inviting all troop members to attend.
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17Th Machine Gun Battalion
Marvin -Hughitt
Marvin Hughitt
Two Are Killed in Two Trucks Crash in Chicago
In a dawn collision on Waukegan road north of Lake Forest, Stanley Savii ish ek and Fred Seider, both 23, of Wisconsin, died after their trucks burned when a wind crash caused a second truck to strike them. Paul Phodes of Sturtevant, driver of the stalled truck, said he left the burning vehicle to call company officials. A second paragraph notes a unrelated remark about music pupils.
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Chicago
Stanley Saviiishek
Fred Seider
Sheboygan
Wis
Waukegan Road
Lake Forest
Paul Phodes
Sturtevant
Iffares
Flashes of Life In Court Microphone Eases Testimony
In Cleveland Judge Frank Day orders a microphone placed before the witness chair to let jurors relax yet hear testimony. In Kansas City R H Howser, a book salesman, faced arrest for offering tax reduction books to David Nolan of the Internal Revenue Service. Nolan reported complaints of a similar sales approach. In Chicago four squads responded to a burglar alarm at Western Metal plant, only to find a large black cat crossing the electric eye, causing bruised shins among officers.
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Furors
Cleveland
Frank
Kansas City
R. H. Howser
David Nolan
Internal Revenue Department
Nolan
Revenue Department
Howser
Chicago
Western Metal Company
Policemen Corner Suspected Robbers in Dark Plant
In a tense pursuit through a dimly lit plant, officers mounted a coordinated effort to apprehend suspects. The scene involved careful containment as officers moved to surround individuals believed to be involved.
Ace Shooters Often Repeat
New York reports that by mid September the AP tally shows 14 golfers scoring more than one ace this year. Five repeated on the same hole, with Lee Bobby of Texas boasting three aces on the Big Springs course and Paul Marks of Lancaster repeating his 17th hole ace the same day. Horton Smith leads pro aces with two, one in practice, one in tournament play.
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New York
Association Press
Sac
Shattery
Lee Bobby
Big Springs
Texas
Paul Marks
Lancaster
Overlook Cotuntry
E. J. Jobe
San Angelo
Horton Smith
National amateur golf ace by AP writer Felix McKnight
Clarence Hackney of Atlantic City tied for a national feat by scoring a hole in one at Breckenridge Park San Antonio. Felix McKnight AP staffer logged the second hole ace making him the first AP man to achieve the shot. The year’s total holes in one reached 1119 with late returns from the National Hole in One Club.
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Clarence Hackney
Atlantic City
Associated Press
Dallas
Felix
McKnight
Breckenridge Park
San Antonio
A. P
Movies Shot At South Dakota State Fair For Advertising
The Greater South Dakota Association plans to film 2,500 feet of footage at the State Fair Grounds Friday under secretary J. G. Venables. The movies will be shown statewide for publicity as part of GSDA’s advertising program. Chinese universities buy an average of 31,000 volumes annually from a London bookstore with customers worldwide.
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Greater South ‘Dakota Association
J. G. Venables
State Fair Board
GSDA
Venables
Greater South Dakota Association
London
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