Farm Board Chief Says Time Needed for Stabilization Plan
Chairman Legge of the federal farm board told the Senate agricultural committee that the program needs time and cannot be done in sixty days. He outlined efforts to organize strong commodity bodies and initiate stabilization for wheat, noting advisory councils and speed depend on commodity requests rather than rapid action.
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Washington
Legre
Federal Farm Board
International Flarvester Company
Senate Agricultural Committee
Meary
McNary
Legge
Gee
Addins
Ofton
Ayas
Ti -Chan
Lesge
Wheeler
Montana
Lagge
Planes May Use Lighter Metals
Pittsburgh report cites beryllium as a potentially important aircraft metal. H W Gillett of the Battelle Memorial Institute notes its high strength to weight, elasticity, and possible uses in aircraft parts if commercially viable. He adds that ore supply and fabrication studies limit practical application and cites a cost around 200 dollars per pound.
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Pittsburgh
H. W. Gillett
Columbus
Battelle Memorial Institute
My. Gillett
Tou
Altaya Hgh
Hervillain
Unsettled Weather With Likely Showers Tonight
Weather forecast notes unsettled conditions with rain possible tonight and variable temperatures. South region expected to stay mostly cloudy tonight and into Wednesday with a chance of showers in the southern and central areas.
Mrs Hoover To Aid Girl Scout National Drive
Mrs Hoover leaves Washington for New York to attend a furniture show and glassware portraits exhibition marking the Girl Scouts national fundraising drive expected to reach three million dollars.
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Mrs. Hoover
Washington
Shipbuilder Officials Back Claims On Reporter Shearer
Senate inquiry into William D. Shearer reveals Newport News Shipbuilding paid him 2000 for Geneva conference work in 1929 and notes he acted as observer for three firms. Ferguson and Grace confirm Shearer’s Geneva employment and later outreach to Washington on cruiser legislation.
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Washington
Sept
Homer L. Fon
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Corporation
Senate
William D. Shearer
Geneva
Shearer
Serensen
Sai
Congress
Ferguson
Newport News Corporation
Predovick P. Palen
Newport Newa Corporation
Ilké Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Shipbuiding Corporation
Episcopal Rector Returns From Trip
The Rev. Wallace Wristor, rector of Grace Episcopal church, and the Rev. E. P. Baker of the Chicago diocese, returned to Huron after a three week vacation. They visited the Black Hills, Glacier National Park, Alberta and British Columbia, Canada, covering about 4000 miles. They stopped at Hoback Canyon, Teton National Park and Denver on the homeward leg. Baker returns to Chicago tonight.
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Wallace Wristor
Grace Episcopal Church
E. P. Baker
Chicago
Huron
Black Hills
Glacier National Park
Alberta
British Columbia
Can
Hoback Canyon
Teton National Park
Denver
Cal
Father Baker
Lindbergh Opens New Air Mail Line Resting in Paramaribo
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh rests in Paramaribo after establishing a new air mail route linking the United States with the northeastern coast of South America. His return flight will start tomorrow with courtesy calls planned to South and Central American nations.
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Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
United States
South America
duxs_cloney
Charles A. Lindbergh
South
Central American
GOP Women Plan Pre Primary Round Table in Rapid City
Republican county chairmen from the Black Hills area will meet in Rapid City tomorrow for a round-table on pre primary work. Nine West River counties will be represented with Mrs. Wilson presiding at the Alex Johnson hotel. Topics include a note from national committeewoman Mrs. Paul B. Rowman, a report on the Washington meeting, and talks by county vice-chairwomen on new primary laws.
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Republican County
Ureer
Black Hills
Rapid City
Torrow
FL Wilson
West River
Wilson
Alex Johnson Hotel
Paul B. Rowman
National Republican
Washington
Tnew
Huronian Begins Globe Circling Tour Sunday
R M Dick Barr a veteran locomotive welder from Huron starts an eight month world tour aboard a Yacalion leaving Sunday night. He plans to visit India and see his son Ralph in Madras and travel with him two months. Barr will travel via San Francisco Yokohama Shanghai Hong Kong Manila Singapore Colombo Suez Cairo Naples and the Mediterranean before returning around spring 1950.
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R. M
Dick) Barr
South Dakota
Dakota
Huron
Mr. Barr
India
Madras
Ralph
Standard Oil Company
Diant
Barr
Rank Barr
Turon High School
Crawfordsville
Ind
Collers
Orient
Jolager
San Francisco
Honolulu
Kobe
Shanghai
Hongkong
Manila
Singapore
Collombo
Ceylon
Colombo
Red
Suez Canal
Suez
Cairo
Erty
Pyramids
Mediterra
Naples
Syd
Cp Pazr
Miss Rytterager Named President of South Dakota Cosmetologists
Miss Ann Rytterager of Sioux Falls was named president of the South Dakota Cosmetologists and Hairdressers at the annual meeting. Rapid City hosts the 1930 convention. officers include Bernice Lewis as vice president Eleanor Wold as corresponding secretary Ella Annis as treasurer Helen Rutherford as financial secretary Myrtle Ellis Aberdeen Marjorie Chapin Highmore. Demonstrations of beauty parlor equipment continued. the sixth annual convention closes with a surprise entertainment by the Huron chapter.
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Ann Rytterager
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Rapid City
Bernice Lewis
Eleanor Wold
Ella Annis
Huron
Helen Rutherford
Myrtle Ellis- Aberdeen
Marjorie Chapin
Highmore
Association
Cement Plant Sets Record Shipments From Rapid City Plant
Rapid City cement plant shipped 32 carloads totaling 6200 barrels or 1240 tons, a new high record for dispositions. Most cargoes went to South Dakota towns with some to North Dakota Nebraska Minnesota and Wyoming. Plant officials cite growing demand and earlier startup as drivers of the increases.
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Rapid City
Sene
Nick
Caspers
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Ono
Delivery Guarantee Ad In Huron Newspaper Notice
The notice states a delivery guarantee for the Evening in Huron via Western Union Telegraph Company. If the paper fails to arrive by 6:30, readers should call a provided messenger number for prompt service.
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Huron
Western “Union
Telegraph ‘Company
Amanda
Hyver
Rauscher Traced to Northern South Dakota
Authorities in northern South Dakota sought John Rauscher after his escape from Deputy A J Larsen who said the fugitive rode a train west of Volga and traveled toward Watertown Sisseton Grand Forks and Aberdeen. Brookings county and Beadle County officials continued a fruitless search for the robber still believed hiding near here or aided in escape.
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South Dakota
John
Jack) Rauscher
A. J. Larsen
Volga
Larsen
Rauscher
Webster
Raugher
Watertown
Grand Forks
Sisseton
Aberdeen
Huron
Brookings
John Tauscher
Hauron
Indiana
John Lundefs
Brookings County
Beadle County
National Parks to Seek More Funds for Park Growth
The Interior department will request additional appropriations as park visitation rose about one third this year beyond 1993 reaching over 3 million. Secretary Wilbur says facilities must expand to handle the increased crowds and that the public will support the bill. Mrs Clara Gardner held a public sale of household goods as she plans to move to Milbank.
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Washington
Interior Department
Wilbur
Wellington
Clara Cardner
Gardner
Milbank
Stolen Bonds Found in U S Mail Box
Police recovered 162000 dollars worth of stolen securities from an east side mail box tied to a Wall Street ring led by an 18 year old messenger. Investigators identified the arch conspirator linked to a 512000 alleged scheme and found the bonds inside the messenger briefcase marked R V Ushcoe and company and Milton Aller.
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New York
Wall Street
East Side
Postofficce
R. V. Uiscoe and Company
Milton Aller
Firemen Return From Northwest Fire School
Four Lie Huron firemen including Chief C V W Hedges Jack Hill F Erlandson and Victor Asuman return to Huron after a week at the Northwest Fire School in Minneapolis. The program featured lectures by national fire officials and training on ladders hoses and first aid with plans for next year to hold a local course in Huron.
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Lie Huron Fire Department
Huron
Northwest
Lre
Minneapolis
Duron
C. V W. Hedges
Jack Hill
F. Erlandson
Victor Asuman
Schoors
Northwest Fire School
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
W. C. Hedges
Waron
Amore
United States Department of Agriculture
Chicago Fire Department
Fire Underwriters Laboratory
School of Evolution
Hedges
Iremen
Ovowater
Minesapolis
Water Lawn
Violence over state elections leaves hundreds slain in Vera Cruz
Reports from La Prensa via Julapa state capital say 134 killed and several hundred wounded as municipal elections sparked riots across Vera Cruz. The nephew of presidential candidate Ortiz Rubio reportedly died in Veracruz city riot.
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Mexico City
Coolidge Honeymoon Begins Amid New England Hype
Mr and Mrs John Coolidge elope from Plainville Connecticut after a wedding at the Trumbull estate. State troopers escort the couple as confetti rains down and crowds gather to witness a quiet ceremony turning into a famed local event. The couple plan a two week honeymoon with reports they may tour England. The groom, a railroad clerk in New Haven, returns October 7.
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Plainville
Conn
John’ Coolidge
New England
John Trumbull
Connecticut
John Coolidge
Raimor
England
Plymonte
Coolidges
Trambujl
Hig. Clerica
Rail‘road
New Haven
Trumbull
Treasury to Recommend Tax Slash in December Plan
The Treasury plans a substantial tax reduction proposed to Congress in December to take effect March 15. Officials cite strong revenue, rising income tax collections, and expected year end surpluses guiding the scale of cuts while awaiting third quarter corporate data.
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Charles TD
Watkins
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Treasury
Tus
Figel
Mellon
Aleady
Redecorate Office Of Judge A K Gardner Bid Invited
Bids for repainting the office of Judge A K Gardner in the State Circuit Court building were invited by Postmaster A B Blake. The project covers rooms 209 5 6 211 and 22 and includes new electric lighting fixtures with the same color scheme.
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A. K. Gardner
State Circuit
Apne
A. B. Blake
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Bethlehem Shiphailaing Senate
Wiliam E. Borah
Tarentieatinns Ipamys
Huronian
Miss Rytterager
S. D. Larsen
Fox National Parks
U.S
Mexico
Mrs. Coolidge
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