Red Cross Names Executive Board
The Beadle County Red Cross annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce room elected G. C. Martin Huron and others to the executive committee for three year terms and named E. O. Vondracek Yale to a one year term. Plans include a county safety aid program with first aid stations and classes led by W C Welter and C O Lindblad at Wolsey.
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Beadle County
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce Pheasant Room
D.C. Mills
Kansas City
South Dakota
M. D. Ritchey
G. C. Martin
Huron
Anna Webb
Hitchcock
A. P. Stowell
Bure On
Norah Hogan
F. W. Chesley
Wolsey
Tom H. Luby
Heron
M. J. McKichon
Bonilla
E. O. Vondracek
Yale
Bill Holtey
Virgil
Inez .Huestis
Wessington
Welter
C. O. Lindblad
Labor Here Bans German Goods
A resolution by the Huron Central Labor Union urges a national boycott of German-made goods and prompts purchase of American products. President Adams says the move protests German persecution and aligns with AFL aims, mirroring actions in Sioux Falls and Aberdeen with similar union calls.
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Huron Central Labor Union
Harry B. Adams
Huron Assembly
Adam Said
American Federation of Labor
Adams
Buren Labor Assembly
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Catalonia Bombing Deaths Pass 4000 in Civil War
Figures from Barcelona show insurgent air raids and naval attacks killed 4,018 people and wounded 6,174 in Catalonia over a bit more than two years of civil war. The government capital endured 170 bombardments killing 2,500 and wounding 3,200 while damaging 1,200 buildings.
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Barcelona
Der
Catalonia
Spain
Administration plans to hold expenses at 1938 level
Washington reports the administration expects next fiscal year expenditures to match 1938.38 levels despite larger defense costs. A high official said increased armaments costs could be offset by cuts in other outlays, such as relief, with pay-as-you-go tax increases not ruled out.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sunport Of School Proposal Urged By Beadle County Officials
Beadle County commissioners meet in December session with State Senator Carl H. Weir and Representative-elect Thad Oviatt urging support for a constitutional amendment. The proposal would place county indebtedness to the permanent school fund under the Department of School and Public Lands. Beadle County backs the plan as bids for snow removal equipment await final action.
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Beadle County
Jurors Drawn For Canal Spy Trial
A special panel of 100 jurors was drawn today for the trial of Hans Heinrich Schackow, a 26-year-old employee of Hamburg Lloyd, accused of photographing fortifications in the Panama Canal Zone. He was among four youthful Germans arrested October 16, including Inge bord Waltramt Gutmann, Gilbert Wilhelm Gross, and Edward Robert Kuhrig, alleged to have photographed gun emplacements at Fort Randolph. District Attorney J McQuigan says the men served in the German Army and Navy and were trained in military tactics.
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Vis Luda
Lanal Cone
Der
Hans Heinrich Schakow
Haphag-Lloyd
Panama Canal
Cristobal
Schackow
Ingebord ‘Waltramt Gutmann
Gilbert Wilhelm Gross
Edward Robart Kuhrig
J. McQuigan
Fort Randolph
McQuigan
German 1 Army
Navy
Diplomat Helps U S Sailor Find Lost Spanish Bride
Amid bombing in Barcelona during the war a U S vice-consul aided a seaman to locate his wife Anita Baree Tonaigirl. The sailor, who had married in port, asked the consul to find her after letters went unanswered. Following directions from a terse note, the consul traced Anita through the city’s trolley lines and bridges to the second house on the right near a railroad bridge, where Anita was found and overcome with relief.
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Washington
Nec
Barcelona
Spain
Hag
Anita
An Baree
Soin
5. Ss
Lee
Worley
US Jews watch German anti Jewish decrees draw embassy report
Berlin reports U S embassy sent briefing to state department on Walther Funk decrees restricting Jewish property and real estate. US officials seek German interpretations while Nazi acts in Austria mandate yellow badges for Jews and push for broader racial law changes.
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Berlin
United States
State Department
Walther Funk
Washington
F Funk
Das Schwarze. Korps
S. S
Elite Guarda
Gaenserndorf
Vienna
Joseph Buerckel
Nazi Commission of
Austria
Employers Warned Not To Wink At Unrecorded Overtime
Washington December 7 deputy wage hour administrator Paul Sifton cautioned employers against winking at unrecorded overtime work. He urged records be kept for hours worked daily and weekly and noted many sectors are not exempt from minimum wage and maximum hours provisions.
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Washington
Paul Sifton
General Counsel
Fumes From Coal Stove Fatal To Farmer Near Corson
Sioux Falls teletypes report Emil Swenson a Corson area farmer died after inhaling coal stove fumes in his home Tuesday night Delmar Swenson his son was overcome before others in the household freed him and the body was found in the living room in a tragedy attributed to gas fumes
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Sioux
Falls
Emil ‘Swenson
Realdingnear
Swenson
Yoom
Delmar
Mitchell Roadhouse Proprietors Jailed
In Mitchell on December 7 two Midnight Club proprietors Clemens Vernel and King were jailed on charges related to post midnight hash and illegal sales. City authorities reported no involvement by local package dealers.
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Mitchell
Midnight Club
imer_Clemens
Vernel, King
Willicom
Woman Recovers $3092 Hidden in Purse Stitching
A St Louis woman tucked 3092 into a spectacle case placed in a new purse. She returned the purse to the store without removing the money. The shop sold the purse, it was repaired, and days later the owner recovered the money hidden in the lining.
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ST. Louis
Garner for President Club Formed in Red River County
Dr Nowlin Watson of Clarksville leads the new Garner for President club in Red River County where all residents were urged to join. About 400 attended the meeting near Garner's Uvalde hunting trip. the event featured a portrait and a rostrum at the log cabin birthplace.
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Garner
Rishog
Red River
John Nance
Germany Won’t Press Colonial Demands in New Pact Talks
Associated Press reports that Germany and France, once at odds over colonial aims, studied a new friendship accord after talks between Von Ribbentrop and Bonnet. Sources say Germany indicated it would refrain from pressing colonial claims and not back Italy in Tunisia or Corsica, seeking a Franco-Soviet mutual aid understanding while hinting at broader aims in Eastern Europe. Britain considered export credits to warring nations, and Japan outlined plans to secure economic rights in China while offering limited assurances to others.
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Bonnet
von Ribbentop
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Caersica
von ‘Ribbentrop
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Da~ladier
Theuvre
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Barcelona
Paris
Corsica
Naples
Florence
Britain
House of Lords
Earl of Plymouth
China
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United States
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Arita
Burglar Ring Member Pleads Guilty To Theft Of Automobile
Rapid City December 7 20 year old Brown alias Jack Smith pleaded guilty in Pennington County Circuit Court to an automobile theft charge. A similar plea was entered by Raymond Rogers of Billings Montana for theft of an automobile at Wall South Dakota on November 10. Judge A R Dean set sentencing for Saturday. Seven other alleged ring members remain in custody in Sioux Falls. Olive Tate a year old expectant mother who accompanied Brown from the west coast to Stony Pleatast September 2 is also mentioned in the case but not linked to the Wall theft.
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Rapid City
Beec
Brown
Jack Smith
Sioux Falls
Pennington County
Raymond Rogers
Billings
Mont Beth
Wall
S. D
A. R. Dean
Siorx
Jan
Olive Tate
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Red Cross Names Executive Board
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