King Edward Wins In First Skirmish With Government
Sterling for attorney general defeated in the general election by Clair Reddewig the Democratic nominee announced this afternoon he would contest the election. Also brief items from Capetown and Sisseton note safety finds, a hunger strike in Hollywood, a denial of a sensational story, a suspected double homicide in Harmony, a missing woman near Eau Claire, and a crippled freighter off Nova Scotia.
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Community Views on Christmas Spirit Change
Readers share mixed views on whether Christmas spirit has shifted from spiritual to material in recent years. Scottye Dexter and Taus Desselièvre favor less emphasis on gifts, others see no major change, while Mrs. Mantz and Mrs. Anderson note ongoing balance or increased kindness. Letters invite public opinion for the Open Forum.
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The Aunt Who Was Shocked by Naughty Songs
A jokey reminiscence about a delicate eastern aunt shocked by the singer Bob Burns. The tale describes how she heard local verses and whistled tunes, causing discomfort with the grandfather narrator. The piece reflects old humor and moral sensitivities in a dated voice.
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New Dam In River Solves City Water Shortage
City Manager Don Sears reports progress on a new dam 15 miles north of Huron on the James River as CCC crews drive 150 feet of steel sheeting for the foundation. If weather cooperates, masonry begins soon and the project aims to raise river levels by about 10 feet, creating a reservoir of roughly 2,450 acre-feet to supply Huron for over 1,700 days without replenishment.
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Chamber outlines WPA to resettle farmers aid plan
The Chamber of Commerce executive committee announced a plan to speed the transfer of WPA farm workers to direct resettlement grants. Three girls will assist free for one week to help with the work, with transfers to be completed by mid December.
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Yell, Boys, If You Must Be Proper in Dress
New York, Dec 3. Men will need at least 12 outfits to be well dressed next season, per the annual fashion exhibit by the Merchants Tailor Designory Association of New York. Designers list six business suits and various wardrobes to achieve impeccably dressed status.
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Resume Hunt For Missing Hunters
SAN PERLITA Texas December 3 Constable Eriost Oakes said a search into the King ranch for Luther and John Blanton missing duck hunters follows information from a north Texas police department about possible bodies. He added two Mexicans who rode through the property after the disappearance said their horses were taken by two Americans near Norias 25 miles north of Raymondville and told to leave the country.
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Americas Parley Agenda Lined Up Ahead of Deliberations
Twenty one Inter American delegations met in Buenos Aires to shape the steering committee’s agenda for maintaining peace in the western hemisphere. Proposals include a Central American court of justice, an Inter-American league of nations, a Nicaragua disarmament plan, and U S Spain neutrality and Chilean peace schemes. Differences of opinion emerged, with no member nations publicly endorsing specific ideas.
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Huron Shops Offer A Complete Array Of Gift Merchandise
Huron merchants announce a rich Christmas merchandise selection as they extend store hours until 9 pm from December 16 to 24, with many stores closed on Christmas. Mayor Walsh urges early shopping to aid locals and out of town purchasers while highlighting brisk business prospects and heavy stocking across lines.
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Weather forecast fragment for South Dakota Friday
Fragmentary OCR note reports chilly Friday weather in South Dakota with continued conditions from tonight. Details about temperatures, wind, and precipitation are unclear in the snippet.
Liquor tax stamps go on sale in North Dakota
North Dakota officials authorized liquor tax stamps for retail sale as of today. State Treasurer John Gray faces a legal challenge from Prof. James E. Cox and attorney Francis Murphy, arguing the law was not properly distributed to voters before an election and may be invalid. The state supreme court was petitioned to halt Gray from duties pending ruling.
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Madrid raids deepen chaos as government reshuffle looms
Fascist bombs struck Madrid in two raids while artillery fire and grenades roared on university and model prison fronts. Bombs fell in Rosales and Retiro Park with limited damage as fighting spread from the Guadarramas to Cordoba. Dispatches say government dynamiters exploded a Cordoba Villaharta railroad amid ongoing battles in Asturias. A shake-up of Madrid’s Junta replaced war commissar Antonio Miji with Enrique Carcla, signaling a move toward a supreme defense command under Gen. Jose Minja.
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Wedgewood Predicts Monarch Victory In Vote Conflict
London reports King Edward faces pressure amid the Wallis Simpson affair as government battles to preserve the empire. Hugh Walpole warns the royal crisis could erode crown authority and unity, while he lauds Prince Albert Duke of York as ideal king material.
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British King Edward faces crisis as ministers clash
In a tense Commons scene, Prime Minister Baldwin demands a statement from the king amid a constitutional crisis. Wedgwood backs the king while opposition leaders press for clarity. Mrs Simpson plans a likely departure from England as royal tensions unfold. Downing Street crowds gather as the Yorks return and cabinet members press for action.
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