War Department Aids In Relief
Secretary Hurley in his annual report to President Hoover described the War Department as geared for war if needed but focused its efforts on humanitarian relief amid economic strains. He highlighted restraint in spending, consolidation of posts, and peacetime civil works by army engineers including inland waterways projects and Great Lakes to Gulf of Mexico initiatives.
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Washington
Hurley
Hoover
United States
War Department
Zhen
Army
Army Engineers
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Upper Mississippi
Inland Waterways Corporation
Interiow Waterway
Panama Canal
The
Philsippines
Prate
Florence to replace gas lights with electric illumination
The Florence city council votes to switch from gas to electric street lights while preserving a dim glow the city has long valued. The transition will occur gradually to maintain the historic atmosphere of the streets.
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Florenee K&eps Lights
Florence
Italy
Gilchrist Baby Born at Huron Hospital
A son was born yesterday afternoon at a Huron hospital to Mr. and Mrs. C Gilchrist of Iroquois. Local ads note various services and shop offers including furriers, beauty services, art shop discounts, and notices about residents traveling for winter, with updates on local business and individuals.
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Huron Hospital
C. Gilchrist
Iroquois
Eilers Furriers
Mahaffey
S. E
Charles Phillips
Hitchcock
Long Beach
Cel
Finger Waves
Marcels
Vanity
Margaret Post
Nu Blue
Newberry
Leon's Art Shop
H. E. Crees
Fifth Street
Mobridge
America
Kiel Bros. Inc
Leon
J. W. Colwell
Coronado
Brunstwick
Gamble
A. A. Chamberlain
Huron
Rochester
Minn
Cappy Ricks
College Auditorium
Mrs. Safe-Whitney
Dee
Radio Features The Best In Radio Land
Details for Saturdays worldwide broadcast honoring Guglielmo Marconi on WEAF WJZ NBC coast to coast include 2 1/2 hours with 16 country switchovers. David Sarnoff opens, M H Aylesworth introduces, with ensembles led by Marion Harris Rudy Vallee Mills brothers Ted Weems and more.
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New York
Guiglielmo Marconi
Wireless
United States
NBC
David Sarnoff
RCA
M. H. Aylesworth
WEAF
Marion Harris
Rudy Vallee
Jan Garber
Fittsburg
Ted Weems
Chicago
WABC
Colonel
Stoopnagle
Budd
Mills Brothers
WIZ
Mickey
Lanny Ross
Don Voorhees
Broadland Students Tour Huron Industrial Plants
Broadland Independent School pupils toured Huron industrial plants on a study trip yesterday. Twenty-odd students, some with parents, joined the excursion led by Miss Monica Brinkman, an instructor at the school.
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Broadland
Huron
Broadland Independent School
Monica Brinkman
Truck overturns kill man as coroner's jury rules accidental
A coroner's jury found Peter Patkowski, 50, was killed in an accident Tuesday near Dickinson when his truck overturned. Witness Nick Herin said the steering gear had been bothering the vehicle.
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Dickinson
Ned
Deey
Peter Patkowski
Nick Herin
Vonderhaar Co op Elects Henry F Vonderhaar President
Huron Co- Operators marked their second anniversary with a Ladies Night banquet in Hoist Marvin Hughitt. Henry F. Vonderhaar was elected president for the coming year, succeeding Olmer R. Haug as chairman of the board. New officers include C B Miller L A Nelson L C Zellner A A Gordier W J Findley and F L Bayles E M Lothrop. Dr. Carl Feige noted longtime Canova M O membership dating to 1928. Entertainment featured Miss Maxine Frey Isla Benedict and Mrs E L Bayles with Miss Hesse Stackpole.
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Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Henry F. Vonderhaar
Olmer R. Haug
C. B. Miller
L. A. Nelson
L. C. Zellner
A. A. Gordier
W. J. Findley
F. L. Bayles
E. M. Lothrop
Carl Feige
Canova
Mansas City
Feige
Huron Club
Maxine Frey
Isla
Attendance at Notre Dame Football Drops After Eight Games
In South Bend Indiana Notre Dame drew about 420000 fans for eight home games last season, down more than 100000 from the 198 figures when nine games were played. Despite one fewer game at South Bend total attendance rose for home games.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Two Negroes Lynched in West Virginia
Two African American men were taken from the Greenbrier County jail in Lewisburg and hanged by a mob of about men. They were suspended from a telephone pole cross arm on the Midland Trail, and death followed quickly.
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West Virginia
Lewisburg
W. VA
Greenbrier County
Two men killed by gunfire at Leslie West Virginia
Tom Jackson, 25, and George Banks, 27, were arrested November 22 in Leslie in connection with the slaying of Joseph Myles and Jack Brown. They had intervened at a negro dance when shots from a shotgun ended Brown and Myles, with Myles dying instantly. Brown survived briefly.
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Tom Jackson
George Banks
Leslie
W. Va
Joseph Myles
Jack Brown
Myles
Brown
Embezzlers Miss Pyami Cline and Deputy Sentenced
Miss Pyami Cline and her deputy were sentenced by Circuit Judge Van Buren Perry for embezzling 2050 dollars from permanent school funds. Cline received six and five year terms plus 1000 dollar fines, suspended on a no-crime condition. deputy got five years with similar fine. Three months already served to be deducted. sentences to run concurrently with Cline’s second five year term. They face immediate transfer to the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls after sentencing.
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Pyami Cline
van Buren Perry
Wickard
Miss Cline
Perry
Roberts County
Sioux Falls
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C. E. Butterfield
Weaf-Wiz
Mormon Tabernacle
Ted Husing
Trving Jaffee
Weg
Service Club
Benedict
E. L. Bayles
Hesse Stackpole
W M. Smith
G. A. Youel
H. F. Vonderhaar
M. W. Smith
Trish
Wieamd
BUICK
Suivane
Ose
F.c. & Fins
Suneealeo
Northwestern Motor Motor Company, Jac
Cozy Cafe
E. M. Mirras
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