England and the Simpson crisis stir royal satire
The piece lampoons how the world ponders the Wally Simpson affair as England clings to a kingly relic. It notes Stanley Baldwin’s flustered stance and a cabinet wobbling over a Baltimore woman. The nation clings to the monarchy while Edward fights old forces, and Maryland’s Graceful figure unsettles the empire.
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England
Herbie
United States
London
Huey Long
Congress
White House
Wally Simpson
Graystark
Robert W. Chambers
Sigmund Romberg
Supreme Court
Stanley Baldwin
Palace
Prime Meinister
Cabinet
Baltimore
Gilbert and Sullivan
King
Mrs. Simpson
Edward
Republic
Maryland
British Empire
No Reprieve for Turkeys as All-Year Demand Grows
The article notes turkeys remain in markets beyond Thanksgiving due to continued demand. It suggests households host turkey dinners at home after missed leftovers and cites hotels and lunch counters offering hot turkey dishes year round, threatening to dull the traditional holiday thrill.
Judicial paralysis and the NY unemployment ruling
The article argues the Supreme Court’s split four to four on the New York unemployment insurance act creates a crisis in public perception. It notes that no definitive decision emerges when one justice is absent, leaving the issue unresolved and politically charged.
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Supreme Court of the United States
New York
Supreme Court Deadlock Raises Political Risk
The piece argues that the Supreme Court risks paralysis due to deadlocks when a justice is absent. It notes a lower court victory on a question sustaining a law, and that if the higher court had ruled otherwise, the result could have altered the case. It cites commentary on the need for an actionable government branch and mentions Justice Stone’s illness and continued absence amid upcoming major cases.
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Wee
Supreme Court
Justice Stone
Our Entire Duty Roosevelt Speech Angers Paris Officials
Paris journals react to President Roosevelt's Buenos Aires address praising the tone but faulting the absence of a world peace plan. Le Temps notes international solidarity carries obligations and questions if Americans have fulfilled their entire duty. European critics warn of growing anti war sentiment and urge self restaint in European affairs.
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Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Paris
Acdle Temps
Europe
Durable goods revival signals solid industrial rebound
Since 1993 economists warned recovery hinges on durable goods growth. The fall brings hopeful news as railway equipment orders rise, including locomotives cars and rails. Pullman adds two lightweight streamlined trains with 17 cars each, valued around 3 million dollars, suggesting a sturdy, lasting prosperity.
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Pullman
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers
A clipped notice describes editorial pieces from various papers in South Dakota. It notes access during office hours in the Evening Huronite files stored in the library of the News Room on the building’s second floor.
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South Dako
The King and Mrs Simpson
The British scene shows a powerful Conservative high church faction outraged by King Edward VIII marrying a divorced American woman. Public sentiment may rally to the king, while the Baldwin government faces an impasse. The affair tests church influence and constitutional norms in Britain.
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King
Mrs. Simpson
Kansas City
England
Simpsor
Gary
Church of England
Pemons
Great Britain
Baldwin
British Empire
Wallace Tolley discuss new farm program risks
Washington dispatch reports Mr Wallace and his AAA allies hint at replacing the old AAA with a new production control plan. Tolley calls for direct production control while avoiding Supreme Court conflicts, fueling speculation of a constitutional amendment. The piece notes uncertainty over steps, possible wheat and cotton focus, and timing for any reform.
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Washington
Wallace
AAA
Agriculture Secretary
Farm Bureau
Mr. Tolley
Supreme Court
Messrs
Tolley
Algo
Widlage
Mrr
Grasshopper Threats Rise As Weather Dictates Outcome
Entomologists in Omaha warn of a looming grasshopper outbreak with potential damage three times last year’s, tied to hatch timing and weather. If spring is warm and dry, severe losses loom. cold, wet spells could curb populations. Experts urge preemptive measures and ample supplies for Nebraska and broader costs reaching millions.
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Omaha World Herald
Omaha
Ce Surgical
Bron
Point
Thas
Nebraske
Pin Andah
Mike Reilly
Ed Farley
Radio City
Greenwich Village
Burtt to Return for Brief Visit in Huron Twenty Years Ago
A former pastor of the First Congregational Church, Burtt, will return to Huron for a brief visit and supply the pulpit on December 10 and 7. He previously served Ludington and Aurora churches, leaving a lasting impression. Local notices also report basketball captain Longstaff, traveling residents, and upcoming musical performances in town.
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Burtt
First Congregational
Huron
First Congregational Church
Aurora
Til
Geore E Longstafl
Huron Sollage
Longstaff
Schroeder
Ent Schroeder
University of Minnesota
South Dakota
Mes
J. B. Johnson
Saskatchewan
Canada
Canada, Who Have Been Visiting At the Home of Mr. Johnson's Uncle, J. P. Davis
Gardner, Kans
G. E. Hammett
Miles City
Mont
Mr. Hammett
HL. J. Ward
de Smet
Lola Alley
Rossini
Presbyterian Church
New York Arts Scene And Public Reactions Examined
In New York, audiences react strongly to the Simpson romance film and newsreels. Broadway power players craft collaborations, investments, and partnerships among Kaufman Hart Ferber Lunt Fontanne Coward and others. The piece notes shifts in fame, theater alliances, and rising modeling wages amid city intrigue.
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George S. Kaufman
Moss Hart
Eden Fether
Broadway
Kaufman
Mr. Kaufman
Ferber
Margaret Sullavan
Coward
Lunt-Fontanne
Coward- Lunt-Fontanne
Tegas
Cornoration
Wilson
Cowtard
Flart
Hollywood
Mopulsa
Action Starts To Recover York Bond In Federal Court
Federal court actions began to recover the 52K bond posted for Laster York Michell after he did not respond when his case was called at the Getobes term. A bench warrant was issued for York on a charge of violating U S internal revenue liquor stamping laws. A survey of 320 families found little difference in affection for father or mother among girls and boys.
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New York
Yuffaire Simpson
Wally” Simpson
Marsh
Baldwin
Broadway
York
Siqux Falls
Laster York
Michell
United States
NEW SOCIAL SECURITY LAW SUMMARY FOR WORKING MEE AND WIVES
New social security rules explain how a woman may retire at 65 with benefits even if she stops working before then, provided she earned at least 7000 dollars between 2037 and age 60 in covered employment. The law outlines eligibility for spouses with work history in at least five calendar years and specific earnings requirements, clarifying that marriage does not affect individual benefits.
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Aupptse. Agit
Beneft
United States
Oe Foundation
Benette
Benett
Labor and labor boards clash over unions and funding
A Washington dispatch reports on AFL leaders pushing a new suner lobby to pressure Congress for a 200000 dollar appropriation to sustain the LaFollette civil liberties probe. The piece notes investigations by the Senate committee into corporate influence and the labor movement, efforts by Detective agencies to stall, and Gov George E B. Earle urging Democrats not to be misled. It also covers the Steve T. plan for company unions at U S Steel, NLRB proceedings against such plans, and multiple court rulings surrounding the Wagner Act and labor rights ahead of midwinter Supreme Court actions.
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Washington
Boe
Charches
American Federation of Labor
Enn
Labby'sts
Lake Tette
Udv
A. F. of L
Gomermittee For Industrial Organization
LaFollette
Ompany
Stuset Workers Organizing Committee
United States
Carnegie l Winda Steel
National Labor Relations Board
Col
Arthur Yount
U. S. Steel
Wniod
NURB
U.S. Supreme Court Wal
Bruch
Musical Comedies Presented by Preston High School
Preston LAKE PRESTON five act program featured three one act pieces The Dizzy Baton The Nitty Shop and Radio Misistre performed by mixed chorus girls glee club and boys glee club with leads listed and multiple specialty numbers directed by Miss Fort Hense The program also mentioned pecan crop processing and related industry notes.
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Preston Lake Preston
Dee Ie
Circe
Dizzy
Charles Alsoth Ag
Tallian Setbacken
Mrs. Glisson
Mildred Kopperud
Donna
Margaret Elise
Oliver Jenson
Mr. Rich
Moca
Suzanne
Lyd Lewison
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Robert
Lusk
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Chie
Sue
George Clact
Pol Malo
Peema
Beyer
Waleo
Eich
John 2. Burrs
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ingrake
Engierd
Mra Simpson
Dexira
Feng
Pierre
Pra
Patore Thay
Broux City Tribune
Babes
America
Louisville
George Ross
Henett
Rodney "Dutcher
George EB. Earle
Weshlarten
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Toxes
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