Notable AP Credit Line and Advertising Contacts
A clipped AP credit note lists the Associated Press exclusive rights to published dispatches and focal news, with audit bureau representation and advertising representatives across major cities including New York Kansas City Omaha Denver San Francisco Chicago Minneapolis and more. The notice directs readers to call a local department or contact for employment inquiries.
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Associated Press
Focal News
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Nations
Arthur H. Hogg & Associates
New York
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Denver
Colo
San Francisco
Calif
Chicago
Ill
Northwest Daily Press Association
Minneapolis, Minn
Farm lad Hunter Greenlaw earns fame from a thriving Virginia farm
A high school student and farm manager near Talmouth, Virginia, Hunter Toy Greenlaw built a productive operation on his family land by applying fertilizer, crop rotation, and seed corn contracts. He bought a $1,075 tractor, earned top honors as Star Farmer at a national Future Farmers of America gathering in Kansas City, and used his prize to further the farm.
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George Washington
Rappahannock River
Talmouth
Cmmne
Hunter Toy Greenlaw
Hunter
Hunter Boy
Greenlaw Fanny
Ytis
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Anish Poying
Seth Dakota
Mérybé
France not doomed by recent strife or Munich fallout
The article argues against pessimism about France, noting its historic resilience and unity in crises. It recalls past invasions and 1914 misreadings, contending that despite strikes, internal quarrels, and Munich setbacks France remains tough, capable of rapid national solidarity when faced with a foe.
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Romie
France
Munich
Clameier
Tunisia
Tr Duce
Europe
Flore
Napoleon
Banta and Business Men in Holiday Preparations
Santa Claus oversees last minute North Pole preparations as storekeepers and merchants brace for what may be a record Christmas season. Local business leaders foresee strong shopper turnout and increased holiday activity across the community.
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Banta
Santa Claus
North Pole
Toys Lead Holiday Spending and Made in America Trend
A vast surge in Christmas toy demand exceeds 250 million dollars, driven by rugged colorful designs and safety for children. The Commerce Department reports a record share of toys labeled Made in America, with less than five percent imported. A New York actress admits marriage to a contortionist to change him, and Nippon faces yen shortages affecting war plans.
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UU. S
Junior
Santa
Department of Commerce
America
Commerce Department
United States
Holiday Homecomings From College Life
Ruth Millett notes that college students return for Christmas with their own agendas not to be with family. They rarely study, speak in campus slang, and bring extra companions due to distance or funds. Parents should accept this transient illness like measles, as these youths will later return home when able, seeking family time again.
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Ruth Millett
Miss
Mr. College
Accont Plinbrless
Retner
Famly
Quip on a Judge and a Sworn Oath in a Town
A collection of wry, cross era quotes and anecdotes about law, marriage, and public figures. Includes Magistrate Brill on spousal strikes and jail, Parx Commissioner Moses challenging Curran to a swim, a Salt Lake City bus tragedy reference, Justice Milhoney’s governor tie, and a humorous uncle Nat marriage tale.
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Parx
Robert Moses
New York
Kale University
Curran
New York Sculptor Receives 134 Year Murder Sentence
A young New York sculptor was sentenced to 134 years for a triple murder. The case drew swift attention to the criminal justice system, with observers noting the enduring impact of the crimes on victims and community.
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New York
Rushmore
Going the Way of Timber in Great Lakes Fisheries
Detroit News reports that commercial fishermen threaten long term Great Lakes fish stocks. Michigan conservation leader P J Hoffmaster warns whitefish and trout face extinction without drastic laws. Dr John Van Oosten cites nets in every lake corner, preventing spawning. From 1926 to 1938 whitefish catches fell 88 percent, prompting calls for stronger international federal and state regulation to protect a vital resource.
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Detroit News
Great Lakes
Great Lakes States
Canada
P. J. Hoffmaster
Michigan
John van Oosten
United States Bureau of Fisheries Research
Egill
Diary of a cold December day on a farm
December diary entry details a frigid Friday of hard farm work. Jim labors hauling feed and bedding, hens scratch the yard, frost lingers. The writer reflects on transience, gratitude, and warm meals as Christmas cookies loom and a mince pie recipe is noted alongside domestic chores.
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Jim
Frost
Ten Years Ago Huron Socials and Notices
Ten years ago today in Huron a social event featured twelve guests hosted by Mrs. Ed Coates with prizes won by Mrs. F J Mongeau and Mrs. J Vey. The Musolfs were honored guests at another gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Musolf, with a later lunch and a musical hour. Miscasts include Miss Ova Marler returning home from Plankinton and Miss Lois McDonald attending the RO T C Military Ball in Brookings.
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Ed Coates
F. J. Mongeau
J. Vey
W. BR. Coates
RB. M’ Bischoll
William Musolf
Marler
Woolworth
Lois McDonald
Brookings
RO. T. C
Weelk
Guy
R.M. Bischoff
Faul’Breabowski
Brzabowski
Colorado Springs
Ewing Visits Huron Officials Recalling Old College Names
J O Ewing of Redfield visited at the Tunior Congress meeting yesterday and met J I Pusek treasurer and business manager of Huron Callega. Pusek recalled the three names of Mr. Ewings sons who attended college here 15 years ago and inquired about each.
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J. O. Ewing
Redfield
Tunior
J. I Puselk
Huron Callega
Mr. Ewing
Mr. Pusek
Radio Features The Best In Radioland Time in Central Standard
New York reports the Pan American Congress opening session from Lima Peru on the air via WEAR NBC 4 45 to 6 pm today including President Benavides address Listener listings show WJZ NBC WOR CBS WABC programs and a schedule of music dramas and variety shows across WEAF NBC WJZ CBS and other stations featuring Lucille Manners Orson Welles planation Party Artie Shaw and Dance Music offerings plus sports and news segments throughout the day
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New York
Lima
Peru
Wear-Nbc
Oscar Benavides
WJIZ
NBC
WOR
MBS
WABC
CBS
National Association of Manufacturers
Anthony Eden
Anthony Eden On “Democracy and the Modern World” and H. W. Prentis
Industy
WEAF
NSC
Lucille Manners
Walt
Guy Lombardo
Unicle Ezra
CMS
Jack Haley
Burns and Allen
Orson Welles
Rebecca
Grand Central Station
Wdjz
Artie Shaw
Warden Lawes
America Presents
Orch
Caperstram
Metropolitan
Bailey
Axton
Tommy Riggs
Betty Low
F. Waring
Vox Poppers
Wabc-Cbs
the Merrymakers Orches
Poetic Strings
Charles Paul
Dancepators Orches
Eddy Duchin
Ruth Carhart
Red Grange
Ed Thorgersen
Leighton Noble
Bob Trout
Wnday
Joe E. Brown
Johnny
Russ Morgan
Choir Rehearses for Christmas Program at Methodist Church
The M. E. choir meets Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons for a Christmas program. John Sedaka, high school music instructor, directs the choir at Phogham Conde.
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Phogham Conde
M. E
John Sedaka
Bazaar Special Sale at Carleton Church Tonight
A bazaar and donation sale is planned at the Lee Hurd home this evening under the women of Carleton Church sponsorship. Sandwiches pies and coffee will be served after the sale.
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Lee Hurd
Women of the
Carleton
Reverend and Mrs McKay Dine With Duke Family
In Wellington on December 9 Special report notes Rev and Mrs George McKay were dinner guests at the C W Duke home Tuesday evening. They traveled from Minneapolis after visiting their son Hume McKay, en route to the Black Hills. Also reported Missionary Society meeting of Woonsocket ME Church held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs W T Spriggs home with lunch served.
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Wellington
George McKay
C. W. Duke
Minneapolis
Hume McKay
Black Hills
Scandinavian Country Horizontal Puzzle Clues List
A scanned newspaper puzzle page with scattered across and down clues, including references to king, oil, silkworm, sheriff, and various numbers. The grid numbers indicate entries like Arabic commander, tiger, and other terms across and down, with notes about mining, geology, and governance embedded in the clue set.
Press Disputes Over Armament Financing Debated
Washington dispatch follows Paul Mallon on how officials dispute Roosevelt’s pay-as-you-go armament plan. Treasury and RFC figures fuel tax and budget theories, while press critics doubt clear intent. Early clarifies, but inner opinions vary about true funding for defense and future revenues.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Stephen TF
White House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Treasury
Inter
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Lowe Soal
Salt Lake City
John V. Milhoney
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Hurley
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Bob Burns
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Esquire Features, Inc
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Radioland
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Scopee
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Turkey
Glen
Arrogate
Jou
Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Sicily
Paul Malon
Barry
Mallon
National Committee For Art Appreciation
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Wenia
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