Two Huron Establishments Seek On Sale Licenses
A survey shows only Marvin Hughitt Hotel and Hurst's Corner in line to apply for on sale liquor licenses in Huron during 1939. Five other off-sale licensees said they would not pursue on sale, while five were uncertain. the city will canvass Tuesday's votes to decide license grants and may frame a local ordinance soon.
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Huron
Marvin Hushitt
Fourth & Dakota Southwest
Hurst's
Huvonite
Marvin Hughitt
Areter
South Dakota
Hurst's Corner
S.A. Goethal
Goethal
Chris Manolis
Tip Top
Dakota Avenue Southwest
Gus Manolis
Manolis
Third Street Southwest
Marshall O'Neal
O'Neal
Dapta Avenue Southwest
Myers Corner Cigar Store
Dakota
Royal Hotel
Third
Wisconsin
Huron Liquor Store
Dakota Southwest
Sherman & Mog Drug Store
Avenue Pool Room
Futon
City Commission
George E. Longstaff
Insurance Man To Be Buried At Madison Minn
Funeral services for Frank D Mitchell, Minneapolis insurance man found dead in his overturned car near Lake Crystal, Minn, will be at 1:30 p m Friday at Lee Mortuary. Body to Madison, S D, for burial Saturday.
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Madison Minneapolis
Frank D. Mitchell
Minneapolis
Lake Crytel
Minn
Lee Mortuary
Madison
S. D
Turning Conservative Would Doom the Democratic Party
President Roosevelt warned that adopting Conservative principles would doom the Democratic party in 1940. He urged loyal support for current policies and called for party unity to avoid fracturing. Democratic leaders echoed his advice, stressing the party’s permanent platform and the need to win voters who favor ideas over emblems.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Dur
Pune
Seattle Mayor Marks Birthday of Beard
Montesano reports Mayor J E Calder celebrated the 57th anniversary of his 15 inch beard. He recalled arriving in Seattle from Minnesota on April 20, 1882 with 25 cents in his pocket and has not shaved since. He noted he has never missed a meal.
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Montesano
Wash
J. £. Calder
Seattle
Minnesota
Writer sought in Paris liner sabotage note case
French authorities pursue the anonymous author of a sabotage warning tied to the Normandie fire near Le Havre and question crew as a bomb rumor is denied. A note signed WWBC-32 claimed a plot overheard in Nice, while the Paris liner Paris had burned and partially sank.
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LE Havre
France
Paris
French Line
Normandie
Louis de Chappedelaine
Pacis
Felice
Nice
Veasela
Full Shutdown In Soft Coal Mines Set For May 5
New York April 20 A complete shutdown of the nations soft coal mines on May 5 unless a new contract is signed before that date has been ordered by the United Mine Workers. The move ends six weeks of deadlocked talks with operators in the Appalachian region and would pull about 125000 miners from 13 states.
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New York
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
Alabama
CIO
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Indiana
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Kentucky
UMW
John R. Steelman
U. S. Conciliation Service
Subcommittee
Association of American Railroads
Television Sets Will Go On Sale
New York announces advent of television as RCA chief David Sarnoff unveils at the New York world’s fair. Attendees view early receivers and a Rockfeller Center RCA display shows console models with sound. Attachments priced around 175 dollars. complete sets 300 to 600 dollars.
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New York
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
New York World's Fair Grounds
Fair
Anle
Rockfeller
U S Deliberates on Hitler Speech Return of Ambassador
Washington weighs Hitler Reichstag address and response to Roosevelt peace proposals before acting on ambassador Hugh Wilson's Berlin status. Congress advances neutrality plans and defense measures as Britain recalls Henderson and Lundeen seeks Greenland purchases for strategic defense.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Adolf Hitler
Hugh Wilson
Berlin
Wilson
Germany
State Department
Great Britain
Nevile Henderson
London
House
Senate
Civil Aeronautics ‘Authority
Lundeen
Minnesota Farmer-Labor
Greenland
Panama Canal
Great Emphasis On Air Defense Units Paragraphs
King George congratulated Adolf Hitler on his fiftieth birthday via telegram while Washington withheld birthday wishes from Hitler. The State Department noted US practice limits greetings to monarchs, presidents, and other heads of state on national anniversaries. The Danzig situation and air defense emphasis receive scant coverage.
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Danzig
London
George
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Washington
Roosevelt
Hitler
State Department
Hitler Birthday Parade in Berlin Showcases New Long Range Guns
Adolf Hitler presided over a grand Berlin parade marking his birthday as 40,000 troops marched down the Avenue of Splendor. Military observers from One World watched massive new air defense guns and heavy air force artillery, with papal nuncio Cesare Orsenigo and U.S. Charge dAffaires Raymond Geist present in the grandstand. The event featured a five hour march and a sky filled with 162 warplanes as spectators filled the streets atop a day described as a triumph for the Reich.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
United States
Raymond H. Geist
Cesare Orsenigo
Witler
Danzig Free City
Danzig
Free City
Reich
Fuehrer
Hitli
Pope Urges May Crusade of Prayer for Peace
Pope Pius XII urged a world crusade of prayer in May to seek a greatly longed for Christian peace. He especially asked for prayers from children amid tense world events and developments. Mussolini rejected Roosevelt's ten-year guarantees proposal as unnecessary and unjust. Britain announced a new supply ministry to bolster its expanding army. Hitler marked his 50th birthday with a show of military strength. Danzig gifts fell short of expectations.
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Associated Press
Pius XII
Emne
Mussolini
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Danzig
Italy
S D to Ask For Half Dollar to Mark Anniversary
Sioux Falls April 26 The state commission named by Governor Bushfield to arrange observance of South Dakota s 50th anniversary will ask Friday for the minting of a commemorative half dollar, announced by Ralph Hillgren, chairman. Passage of a bill in Congress is required to authorize minting, and Senators Bulow and Barney will be asked to sponsor and carry bill, Hillgren reported.
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Sioux Falls
Bushfield
South Dakota
Ralph
Hillgren
Bulow and
Arney
Spongor
la Bil
Great Northern Railway Reports Large Net Income Rise
In Saint Paul on April 20 the Great Northern Railway released its annual report showing a net income of 2,712,640 dollars versus 10,089,820 for 1937 and 9,903,086 for 1936. The report highlights a substantial increase in overall earnings amid ongoing operations.
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G. N
Big ‘Sturd
ST. Paul
Great Northern
Lindbergh Talks With Roosevelt For 25 Minutes
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh met with President Franklin D. Roosevelt for 25 minutes at the White House. He declined to reveal discussion details and entered through a side door to avoid the crowd.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Roosevelt
Lindbergh
White House
Army Air Corps
West Executive Avenue
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Hurst
Colons
Rayburn
Tomorow
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
William O. Douglas, Jr
Looki Ug
U. S. Supreme Court
Demos
FDR
Hunt
United Mines Workers
U. S
James M. Slellery
Illinois Commerce Commission
Henry Horner
J. Hamilton Lewis
U.S
Ambassador Wilson
Geist
Grandstand
U Duce
Rome-Berlin
Georges Bonnet
Mister Chamberlain
Britain
Leslie Hore-Helisha
Winston Churchi
Admiralty
Anthony Eden
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Ministry of Supply
Seq International
Lindy
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