Far East tension rises as Japan rejects Hull accord
Japanese officials in Tokyo and press react with alarm to Secretary Hull’s terms. Chinese reports claim 40 Japanese warships, including an aircraft carrier, spotted near Camranh Bay. Manila dispatches note American transport crews heading to the Far East to guard Burma Road cargo.
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Far East
Japan
ABCD
America
Britain
China
Dutch East Indies
Chungking
Camranh Bay
Singapore
East Indies
Philippines
Indo-China
Gulf of Siam
Thailand
Manila
Burma
Long Road
United States
Corde
Hull
Pacific
Tokyo
Portugal
Eucone
Vichy Grench Radio
Portuese
Timor
Malayan
Yomici
Bangkok
Koh Ishii
Banhkok
Washington-Tokyo
Togo
Crisin
Demei
Washington
Nichi Nichi
Washington Dispatch
Funds Allocated for Pierre Airport Improvement
The House Appropriations Committee proposes 57.9 million dollars for South Dakota airport projects including 290 thousand dollars to improve Pierre airport. The plan lists three state airports with no total funding and references Civil Aeronautics Board schedules and CAA administrator General Donald H Connolly.
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Pierre
House
Washington
Karl ‘Ee Mundt
South Dakota
I Ailiataee
Mir
Jorts
Igressioan
Mund
Civil ‘Aeronautics: Board
Donald’ H.connelly
CAA
Bat
Lease-Lend to Turkey Began Six Months Ago, Revealed
Washington reports the United States started furnishing Turkey with military supplies six months ago to honor a Turko-British pledge. Future lend-lease aid to Turkey may total about 100 million dollars in planes tanks trucks and guns, with Britain delivering to Turkey under the present arrangement.
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Turkey
Washington
United States
Britain
Dardanelles
Avas
Roosevelt
White House
E. R. Stettinius, Jr
Great Britain
Iraq
Iran
Palestine
Suez
Caucasus
Mosul
Near East
Hoosevelt
Middle East
Russia
Balkans
Prosecution Forces A Verdict In Olive Oil Sock Case
In Dallas a jury failed to reach a verdict after the defense argued innocence in a store theft trial. Prosecutor H J Kimball testified he had walked around the courtroom with an olive oil can concealed in a sock for 20 minutes, using a raised trouser leg as proof. The mistrial was declared and the jury discharged.
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Dallas
H. J. Kimball
Prep Speakers Gain State Meet Winners Named in Divisional Contests
Sioux Falls reported results from two divisional high school contests with four more held this week to select entrants for the state final. Winners include Margaret Stavland Lake Preston in dramatic, Lloyd Richardson Dell Rapids in oratory, Betty Jane Wiese Brookings in humorous, and Carol Caldwell Madison in poetry. Additional divisions held at Freeman and other towns announced winners Lois Light Fulton Norma Westre University High Vermillion Owen Dorley Elk Point and Jeanette Nelson Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
Webster
Kimball
Mobridge
White River
Madison
L. Vernon, Caine
de Smet
Margaret Stavland
Lake Preston
Lloyd Richardson
Dell-Rapids
Humorus
Betty Jane Wiese
Brookings
Carol Caldwell
Freeman
Shaw
Lennox
Lois Light
Fulton
Norma Westre
University High School
Vermillion
Owen Dorley
Elk Point
Jeanette Nelson
Memorial Service for Huron Elks Lodge Slated at Marvin Hughitt Hotel
The annual memorial service for the Huron Elks Lodge will be held at 3 p m Sunday in the Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Rev Thomas Mathers of Grace Episcopal Church will give the main address. The Elks Chorus Huron College Choir and two soloists will perform. The service is open to the public.
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Elka
Marvin Hughitt
Huron Elks’ Lodge
Thomas’ Mathers
Grace Episcopal’ Church
Elks Chorus
Huron College
Chapin
Alene Gibbs
Huron College Choir
Elks
Calvary
Kenneth Martin
Thomas Mathers
Handel
Wildlife Conference Opens In Des Moines
The Midwest Wildlife Conference opened in Des Moines with 12 states represented the largest turnout in seven years. Key speakers included Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service and Dr. Edward Schneberger of Wisconsin. States participating were Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Ohio South Dakota and Wisconsin.
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Des Moines
Ira N. Gabrielson
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington, D
Edward Schneberger
Wisconsin Conservation _Commission
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Drastic Strike Legislation Cleared by House With Senate Debates Ahead
In Washington on December 4, Vice President Wallace announced the House anti-strike bill would go to the Senate Labor committee, signaling likely major refinements. The measure, aimed at curbing defense strikes, imposes cooling-off periods, freezes union arrangements, and bars strikebreakers while denying Wagner Act benefits to certain unions.
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Washington
Wallace
House
Senate Labor
Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
White House
Minnesope Rep
National Defense Mediation Board
Communist Party
Young Communist League
Bund
Smith
Senate
Ball
Minnesota
Germany Rushing Troops To Turk Frontier
Reports say German forces are being moved toward Bulgaria’s southern frontier with Turkey as Nazi actions in Yugoslavia continue. A Serb communique notes fierce fighting near Uzice and additional German offensives in the Morava valley. Western fronts reflect pressure around Moscow and in France, with mass casualties cited by London and new bombardment threats against Paris.
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Old Yugoslavia
Ukraine
Moscow
Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
North Africa
Russian
London
Bulgaria
Turkey
Roosevelt
Germany
Russia
Bol~kans
Hitler
Cairo
Draja Mihailovic
Prestern Morava
Uzice
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Mihailovic
Havas
Dujitza
Serbia
France
Paris
Ewald von Kreist
Taganrog
Hostov-on-Don
Red Army
Stalinogorsk
Klin
Leningrad
Tikhyin
Ares
Sete
Dh Hoa
Besa
Wat i Tra
Lake Andes
Sttompt
Marth. Lic School
Geddes
A. Reli
Eector
The War Today False Conclusions Can’t Be Drawn From Germanys Defeat
A fragmented clipping argues that Germany’s first real defeat shows misread signals from the Hitler fan machine. The piece calls the idea of an unstoppable war effort an amusing debacle on the southern front, challenging wartime pessimism.
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Weeker
Evan
Ward
Sone
Germany
Woman Held For Slaying Brother At Kings Park Hospital
In Kings Park New York Edith Reichert 28 admitted to shooting her brother George Horn 26 a mental patient at the Kings Park State Hospital visiting room. District Attorney Fred J. Mander filed first degree murder charges and Reichert's arraignment was set for Saturday. Their mother Mrs Edith Horn 55 of Brooklyn remained at the hospital after the incident.
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Kings Park
N. Y
George Horn
Edith Reichert
Sawedoff
Kings Park State Hospital
Edith Horn
Brooklyn
Reichert
Fred J. Mander
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Defense Industry
Turk Frontier
Mercury
B. R. Laskowski
Huron
L. H Sohn
Ohio Avenue
Id City
Fastowski
MacKenzie
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Gondon
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