Italian Troop Concentration Near Border Worries France
Italian troop buildup near the French border stirs French concern as tensions rise in Europe. The report notes military posturing and fears of broader conflict amid shifting alliances.
08 Dec 1938
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1938
Page
1
Italian troop buildup near the French border stirs French concern as tensions rise in Europe. The report notes military posturing and fears of broader conflict amid shifting alliances.
Fire from an overheated furnace trapped eleven aged residents in a Columbus rest home last night. Three died and at least a half dozen others suffered injuries. The dead were Mrs Adelina Miles 84 Mrs George Miller 67 and William Sisk 71 all of Columbus. One resident George Charka3 was burned critically.
In Oakland Maryland on December 5 a 12 year old boy Nicholas Long from Broadford wandered the school grounds during a holiday break with the principal not persuading him to enter. A neighbor asked why he was not in class and he pointed toward the nearby school. He joked it was a polecat.
Secretary Hornby reports a bright 1939 South Dakota State Fair outlook after attending the IAFF convention. The fair will open Labor Day Sept 4 and run through Sept 9 with a notable midway from the Mighty Sheesley Shows and the Ernie Young revue showcasing a grandstand program.
Colonel Gimp also called Martin Snyder faces six felony counts in a Los Angeles trial for abducting and shooting Myrl Alderman the accompanist of his former wife singer Ruth Etting. The state expects witnesses to challenge his account of who fired first.
Surveys underway in Willmar Minnesota for a radio range station to guide flights from Watertown South Dakota to Minneapolis. Five towers of 125 feet will be built three miles south of the municipal airport, which will become an emergency landing field. One beam will target Watertown, Minneapolis, and the airport. beams cover about 145 miles. Land leases signed August first nineteen ninety nine. Estimated cost cited as twenty five to forty thousand dollars by Civil Aeronautics Authority engineer W G Rye.
One killed and seven injured when a roof collapsed at a funeral viewing for Queen Maud across from Our Savior's Church. The incident occurred as the royal procession began at Akershus Fortress. attendees included King Haakon, Crown Prince Olaf, and other Nordic royals and dignitaries.
MINNEAPOLIS December 8 A photo of a girl amnesia patient in a Pierre hospital was identified by H C Ritz of Excelsior as his daughter Mrs Leon M Boyd of Excelsior The Ritzes plan to travel to Pierre next week to visit the daughter who left Excelsior November 26 for Minneapolis and has suffered spells of amnesia since a 1932 breakdown Her husband is dead and she is mother to a six year old child
A gale at sea may delay Anthony Eden for his National Association of Manufacturers address. Eden aboard the liner Quitania is expected to speak at 9 15 pm EST on Democracy and the Modern World, with a cutter planned to reach him if needed. He may meet President Roosevelt and Mayor LaGuardia before returning to England Monday.
federal prosecutor says Katharine Hepburn George Burns Jack Benny Wallace Ford Joseph Moskowicz and Ralph Hitz named in smuggling inquiry tied to Albert Chaperan who allegedly moved goods into the United States. Grand jury asks for testimony and weighs possible prosecutions if explanations fail.
Miyake Mara Hidloch announced the wreckage location and rescue of two survivors from a ten passenger Japanese airliner. Authorities later abandoned search for the remaining eight. The craft carried eight passengers and four crew members, all Japanese.
Berlin reports that the next anti-Semitic law would force dissolved or declare a gentile spouse Jewish in existing marriages. Non Jewish wives risk sharing a ghetto life and losing property if they refuse divorce. The U S embassy weighs possible impact on American Jews amid Funk decrees.
A powerful typhoon swept southeast of Manila causing widespread floods and heavy property damage across provinces. Nineteen dead were reported, with eighteen on Samar Island and one in Carmarines Sur. Lone salvage efforts included two bridge boats sunk at Legaspi harbor.
Rodney Greig, 21, of Berkeley, confessed to fatally stabbing Leona Wright, 19, after a late date in an Oakland Hills car. Police say he claimed no reason for the attack and expected a relative to sign a murder complaint.
Washington reports that about 200000 Germans await admission to the United States amid new anti-Semitic laws. The German quota allows 27370 entrants yearly, so the present list would take 12 years to clear if all are admitted. The German quota will be filled this year for the first time since 1929.
Paris reports French observers believe Hitler will push toward Ukraine as his next big move. They foresee a possible Russo German conflict confined to Eastern Europe with risks of Japanese action in the Far East. Some argue Poland could be drawn in as an ally to gain Russian territory while avoiding full Europe-wide war.
Reports of Italian troop concentrations in northern Spain threaten near the French front. Italian demonstrations in Tunisia support Fascist colonial aims as Paris fears German backing for Rome. About 10,000 troops said massed at Logrando, Catalonia, with motorized units and artillery.
Kaunas, Lithuania December 8 Jotnas Kubilius resigns as Memel governor and his deputy steps down. The change is seen as a concession to Bremel's Nazi faction as the new appointee will be the first Bremel lander to hold the post since the 1933 transfer from Germany. The Nazis disliked Kubilius for vetoing bills they supported.
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