Losses From Low Mood Put National Income At 132 Billion
Washington reports Isan dor Lubin, labor statistics chief, testifying before a joint inquiry panel, says the national income decline since 1930 totals about 132 billion dollars. He cites unemployment wages losses over 119 billion and potential farmer, stockholder, and dividend gaps beyond 38, 20 and related figures. The study will first examine patents with leading auto executives expected to testify next.
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Isandor Lubin
Labor Statistics
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WPA Labor Roll Drops as Week Ends in November
The Works Progress Administration reports 27,985 people left the WPA rolls for the week ending November 7, bringing total enrollment to 3,215,564, down 47,108 from the November 5 peak. State counts show Iowa 33,495 and 33,206. Minnesota 8,859 and 68,844. Montana 21,147 and 21,014. North Dakota 16,787 and 16,222. South Dakota 17,242 and 17,524. Wisconsin 65,590 and 85,297.
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Montana
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South Dakota
Deputies And G-Men Hunt Dickson Pair In Missouri
Federal, state, and local officers, including 16 deputy sheriffs plus patrolmen and 2 federal agents, hunted Benny and Estelle Dickson in Missouri and Iowa after two South Dakota bank robberies. A car matching the couple’s was spotted. officials believed they headed toward Minnesota. An FBI bulletin warned they carry automatic rifles and are dangerous.
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Vicksburg
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South Bend
Ind
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Kan
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Excelsior Springs
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Chinese Planes Raid Jap Column in Kiangsi Province
Chinese press said the air force aided by ground troops attacked a 1,000-strong Japanese column in north Kiangsi on November 24, killing 300. Chinese planes also raided Hankow airfield on November 28. A Russian-built plane reportedly crashed, killing 20 Soviet military experts en route to Moscow after informing Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek.
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Moscow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Fancy Price Paid For Girl's Steer at Exposition
Chicago reports the 1938 International Livestock Exposition grand champion Aberdeen Angus steer sold for 3.45 a pound to Firestone of Akron. Shown by 14 year old Irene Brown of Aledo Illinois, steer Mercer weighed about 4130 pounds, bringing 3785.50. Miss Brown plans college savings. Previous top price 4.35 in 1929. 1929 record was 8.25 for Lucky Strike.
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Dee
Horace
Milhone
Farm Service Bureau
Stade Angus
Elliott Brown
Rose Hill
Iowa
Ashbourne
Oklahoma A. & ML College
Public Invited To Americanization Night Program
Public invited to Americanization Night at Elke Hall beginning 8 13 tonight. Joint sponsorship by Elks Lodge American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Municipal Judge W R Danforth of Mitchell to speak and program features Huron Elks band and Elks chorus. R A Stratton American Legion commander notes regular meeting at 7 30 and VFW members urged to attend hall by 6 15 p m.
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Huron’ Elks Band
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McMullen
Daladier Declares Strong France Move Amid Labor Crisis
Premier Daladier announced a December 8 parliamentary session to push his policies, aiming for a majority from his Radical Socialist and allied groups while cracking down on labor opposition. In Romania King Carol consolidates power after a purge of the iron guard. The British plan mobilizes households against war, hinting at a compulsory national register within weeks.
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Romania
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Judge Knox cites spy trial as example for abroad
Federal Judge John C. Knox said the spy trial aims to show fair, humane justice for all nations. He noted spectators at the New York case could be spies and warned that foreign powers observe and learn from American proceedings as Johanna Hofmann, Otto Hermann Vous, and Erich Glaser faced sentencing after convictions for conspiring to steal military secrets.
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Otto Hermann Vous
Erich ‘Glaser
Knox
James Roosevelt to Have Mayo Clinic Checkup Next Week
James Roosevelt, son of the President, is expected to arrive in Rochester Minnesota late next week for a Mayo Clinic checkup. The President's eldest son recently underwent an ulcer operation.
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Rochester
Minn
James Roosevelt
Mayo Clinic
Jones Crosses U S By Air On 24 75 For Gas And Oil
New York dispatch reports vaudeville performer Johnny Jones completed a nonstop cross country flight in a 676 pound light plane. The 30 hour 37 minute Los Angeles to Roosevelt Field journey set a distance record for light planes. Jones claimed total fuel cost 24.75 dollars and had four hours of fuel remaining on arrival.
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Los Angeles
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Seek Longer Base On Crop Premiums Farmers Suggest Wheat Insurance Policy
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Bread Prices Rising Across Eastern South Dakota
Bakers in Mitchell Huron Watertown Vermilion Yankton Salem and Sioux Falls announce a price hike for bread starting Monday. The 1 1 2 pound loaf rises from 10 to 11 cents for white bread, while the 1 pound loaf holds at 8 cents. Dark bread goes up to 12 cents for 1 1 2 pounds and 10 cents for 1 pound.
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Vermillion
Yankton
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Sioux
Arere
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Disaster Strikes Utah Bus Students in Storm Crash
A Denver and Rio Grande Western fast freight collided with a loaded school bus near Salt Lake City in sleet at 8 56 am. The accident killed 26 students aged 12 to 16 and injured many more. Witnesses described a long, scattered scene with bodies along the right of way and frantic parents searching for relatives as authorities identified victims across mortuaries.
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W. BE. Speakman
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A Young
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15 Fishermen Safe As Craft Sinks
SAN PEDRO Calif Dec. I- Angy seas near Santa Barbara Island sank the 78 foot purse seiner Dante W'Aligher trapping 15 fishermen. Six rescued by the tuna ch I pper Esperria. nine clung to rocks as coast guardsmen on the Aurora planned a breeches buoy approach through heavy seas.
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Santa Barbara Island
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Four killed as Wisconsin school bus struck by train
Polk County authorities investigated a fatal crash near Frederic Wisconsin when an improvised school bus was struck by a Soo Line passenger train en route to Duluth. Four people died including the bus driver Mrs Adrian Covey and two Lenwood Lawsons. Survivors include Ajlan Burns Donald Lind and Gloria Covey with injuries. Coroner announced an inquest set for Friday as officials sought doctors' permission to question five children.
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Rebels Bomb Barcelona Port in Surprise Attack
Five insurgent planes dropped about 75 bombs on Barcelona port section in a surprise attack today. One person was killed.
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Ford Says Jewish Immigrants Under Quotas Help U S Business
Detroit December 1 Henry Ford argues that admitting Jews under immigration quotas would aid American business. In Dearborn with Rabbi Leo M Franklin Ford stated that accepting refugees as needed under selective quotas would be a real asset to the country and that many would be absorbed without harm to national interests.
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