Divorce Tangle In Long Beach Divorces Filed
Long Beach California reports three men seeking legal freedom from Patricia L. Sorenson in divorce complaints. Sorenson allegedly married Richard Sorenson Sam Gaffney and Earl Holloway within months, with Gaffney claiming minority status and Holloway alleging the bride was not divorced when wed.
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Long Beach
Calif
Richard Sorenson
Patricia L. Sorenson
Sam Paul Gaffney
Earl Vernon Holloway
Gaffney
Patricia
Holloway
Life's Like This Quick Cures and Odd Turns
A chaotic montage recounts odd medical misadventures with a six year old in Bridgeport Dr Daniel M Massey treats with kerosene as a mistaken diagnosis. A Chicago man loses his car near the river after a stray remark. A fire is contained after a resident raises a loud warning. An Oklahoma City man complains of harassment after a guilty plea. A San Francisco youth fined for speeding and a mother mentions a fatal highway death.
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Joseph Peloso
Joseph
Daniel M. Masaey
Dr. Massey
Inside Washington rivalries and rewards in 1897 headlines
A Washington report portrays administration leaders as self serving with lawmakers trading favors for positions on powerful committees. The piece notes a southwestern member gaining a judiciary panel seat after delay in wages and hours signing plus others moving from public lands to foreign affairs and naval affairs.
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Judiciary Committee
Chacure Public Lands Committee
Disillusioned Wife Sues for Truth in Distant Dial Tone
A reader recounts a bitter scene where a wife suspects infidelity after noticing repeated afternoon calls. She discovers her husband has been using the office boy to pretend affection, while she believed his calls came from him. The tale ends with her aunt Sophie reflecting on deception.
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Sophie
Mines Gretsen
Jen
Ultimatum Warns Chinese To Give Up City At Once
Japanese forces in Shanghai-Nanking area issue a noon Friday surrender ultimatum to Chinese commander Tang Seng Chi for Nanking. Gen. Matsui warns of war horrors if resistance continues. Reports say Japanese tanks entered gates and main forces near the city with fires and battles ongoing.
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China
Nanking
Iwake Matsui
Shanghai-Nanking
Tang Seng-Chi
Domei
Wubu
Yangiza
Amet 7 Chines
Purple
Nanchang
Shangchouan
Purple Mountain
Hankow
Foreign Office
Chiang Kai- Shek
Tokyo
Gen Sugiyama
State Department
Jensen to Testify in Washington on Mansfield Bill
Governor Jensen announced he will travel to Washington to testify before the House Rivers and Harbors Committee on the Mansfield bill creating seven regional agencies for navigation flood control irrigation and reclamation. He favors some features and opposes others citing state rights concerns. He plans to be in Washington about a week and will meet South Dakota congressional leaders and federal officials. He also schedules a meeting in Huron tonight with a WPA funding committee to seek more federal aid, with counties’ financial statements to be used as talking points.
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Jensen
Washington
House of Representatives Rivers
Mansfield
Huron
South Dakota County Commissioners Association
L. A. Larson
Fulton
M. A. Kennedy
WPA
H. W. Hembd
Edmunds County
Cate
Jensen Deel
Elks Plan Lawyer's Night With Mock Trial
Officers of the Huron Jukester scheduled a large crowd for a Lawyer's Night tonight featuring a humorous mock trial and initiation of at least eight candidates. Carl Weir will report on the Jest national Elk convention. Weir attended Denver as an alternate for Exalted Ruler W. C. Welter. Lunch will be served at close of the evening.
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Elks
Huron Jukester
Alesco
Carl Weir
Weir
Denver
W. C. Welter
Prompt action sought on FDR housing bills in Congress
House and Senate leaders pressed for prompt consideration of the administration housing program amid farm debate. Sen Van Nuys signaled possible delay to advance housing, while wage hour changes and an independent board proposal sparked intra party clashes. Senate and House work on farm bill stalled as lawmakers seek compromises.
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Indiana
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Labor Committee
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Norton
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O'Mahoney
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McNary
Secretary
Agriculture
Hous
Jones
Texas
Agriculture Committee
Rep
Putman
Hep
Lucesz
Iiipols
Wallace
Commodity Credit Corporatian
Weather Sparks Ideal Skating Rink Plans in Huron
Severe cold keeps Huron in its grip as city crews advance skating rink construction at Third and Dakota North Eleventh and Idaho Southeast Eighth and Sainis Southwest and a nine door hockey rink in Machinery Hall at the State Fair grounds. City Manager Daw L Sesrs says rinks should be ready within a week or 30 days if cold continues.
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Dakota
Eleventh
Idaho
Eighth
Sinais
State Fair Grounds
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Huron
Daw L Sesrs
Ricks
Break Sighted In Cold Wave Forecast Improves Next Period
Weather Chief B R Laskowski reports continued severe cold for Huronians with 10 below readings and a new season low. He says conditions look brighter beyond the forecast, as high pressure over Western Canada weakens and southerly winds move into Colorado Wyoming and southwestern Nebraska.
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Jak
State Office
the Weather Buresu
Laskowski
Canada
South Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Prison-Breaker Rivette Captured by Lincoln Police
Lincoln officers trapped Sam Rivette, Texas escapee from Nebraska penitentiary, in a downtown rooming house eight hours after the break. Rivette, serving a life term for murder after a main street gun battle, surrendered after escaping through a hole in the cell block roof.
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Sam Rivcette
Texas
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Rivette
Saleep
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Officiel
Foe “Mrerder
Marshall Ray
Daperly
Nell
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German Emigre Confesses to Davening De Koven Slayings
E Weidmann a German immigrant admits killing Jean De Koven and four men for robbery motive at a villa near Paris He led investigators to a suburb outside the city where two victims were buried The dancer De Koven was found drowned with a neck cord and clothing still on her, and the killer described milk shared at the villa as motive He said he stole about 1000 from victims and identified Arthur Frommer as one of the other male victims.
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Jean de Kaven
Brooklyn
St. Cloud Vila
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Mooney
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Paris
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St Cloud
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