Pantages Wife to Hear Sentence in Slaying Case
Mrs. Louis Pantages, wife of theatre magnate Alexander Pantages, awaits sentencing after a fatal automobile crash that killed a Japanese gardener. Convicted of man slaughter, she faces a possible one to ten year term if health allows court appearance.
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Weather snapshot and forecast notes
A weather item reports today’s high and low temperatures compared with year ago and historical records, plus precipitation totals for the month and year. It also forecasts Huron vicinity conditions with mostly cloudy nights and possible showers, minor temperature changes, and extends to South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota forecasts.
Minnesota Weather Outlook Mostly Cloudy
The forecast indicates mostly cloudy skies with light chances of showers tonight and Saturday. Temperatures are expected to show little change with minimal fluctuations in a cautious, unsettled pattern across the area.
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Weather Road Report From South Dakota Towns
Sioux Falls reports 69 highs and 56 lows with 0.51 inch rain as roads rough and cloudy. Watertown records 50 high 48 low with 0.35 inch rain and cloudy skies. Huron shows 52 high 48 low with 0.45 inch rain and cloudy. Mitchell 69/60 with 0.82 inch rain and wet roads and cloudy. Yankton 67/ Varies with 0.22 inch rain and misty roads. Aberdeen 49/47 with 1.02 inches rain and muddy roads. Rapid City 45/44 with 0.21 inch rain and cloudy. Brookings 59/52 with heavy roads and cloudy. Pierre 59/46 with 0.32 inch rain and cloudy. ata
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Convicted Mother Found Guilty of Son’s Murder
Belair Maryland widow Hlattle Stella Stone, 29, was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of her 14 year old son George. After a four day trial jurors returned the verdict with a maximum sentence of 18 years. Stone maintained she did not intend harm and wept after the verdict as details emerged of the alleged poisoning by a Baltimore chemist.
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Groton Lions Receive Charter At Banquet
Groton Lions club recently formed received its charter at a banquet in the Rose room. District Governor Ralph A. Tubey presented the charter, accepted by J. J. E. Dunn, club president. Mort Newcomb spoke for Lions International, with local clubs represented. Music by Groton High School orchestra and an Aberdeen male quartet completed the program.
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D A McCullough To Undergo Gallstone Operation
Pierre Sept 27 Word from Rural Credit offices says D A McCullough commissioner will undergo gall stone surgery in Rochester Minnesota after a gall bladder attack here last week Mrs McCullough reports this is his only ailment and the operation was set for Thursday but postponed likely until early next week
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Lindbergh in South American air mail tour pause
Colonel Lindbergh rests at the halfway point of a 7,000 mile air mail tour from Para to Cristobal, surveying a new Venezuelan route with Pan American. Juan Trippe and Mrs. Lindbergh accompany the expedition as reports note aerial salutes to Caracas and President Gomez.
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Federal Reserve Loans Hit Fresh Record High
Federal Reserve data show New York member banks holding $6,761,000,000 in loans to brokers and dealers for the week ending September 12, 1948, a $192,000,000 rise to a new six week peak. Corporate and individual lending totaled $3,866,000,000, up $234,000,000, while internal and out of town bank loans declined.
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Thunder Johnson Leads Twin City Sheldon Air Race
Thunder Johnson won the Twin City to Sheldon air race with a time of one hour 55 minutes for the Twin City Aviation club. S. S. Morton finished second in 2 06. J. Packard is unaccounted for and others, including W. Libgen who forced down at Windom Minnesota, along with R. Neff and J. Cornelius, are missing.
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J. Cornelius
Man on Trial for First Degree Murder in Wife Strangling
The case against Francis Peacox, charged with strangling his wife on April 21, proceeded as jurors heard closing arguments. Three psychiatrists testified that the 21 year old radio repairman understood the nature and quality of his act at the time of the crime.
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Land sale on 196 acres near James River scheduled
The 196 acre parcel south of the Armou packing plant on the James River faces confirmation Monday morning before Circuit Judge Alva K. Taylor in Jim Beadle county court. F. Bramwell, a Huron lumber man, offered 30 dollars an acre. no higher bid has been received since an initial 20 dollar offer won the earlier auction for the old Farmers Co operative Packing company. Glenn Martin, receiver, reported no new bids.
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Hoover lauds American insurance progress in Hoover speech
President Hoover praised the American life insurance industry in a letter to Paul Clark of the National Life Underwriters Association. He highlighted the distribution of one hundred billions of life insurance as a safeguard for women and children and as a pillar of national welfare.
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Search for city revealed by gun excavations in Skopje
Excavations at Skopje, capital of ancient Macedonia, continue as German troops dig foundations from World War I ruins. Many relics have been brought to light during the digging, highlighting the historical traces uncovered at the site.
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Woonsocket Selects Vreeland as 1929 Captain
Woonsocket announces Leo Vreeland has been elected captain of the 1929 Woonsocket high school football team. Vreeland is a senior in his fourth year at Sanhorn County School and his second year on the football squad. He previously helped lead the basketball team to the state tournament.
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Mitchell Player Earns Second All State Berth
A Mitchell athlete has been chosen for a berth on the second all state team. Friday he will take on his first duty as Tomte ball team commander in the samp against Wessington on the Woonsocket gridiron.
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Policeman Shoots and Kills Suspect in Scranton
In Scranton on September 27 a motorcycle patrolman Joséph Scheidla killed Peter Wetter, 40, who cut the road, turned off lights, and tried to strike the officer on a residential block after officers from a patrol with Lieutenant Schull responded to reports of loitering suspects.
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