Passage Of Farm Bill In House To Break Jam
A collage of brief items from New York and various U.S. locales reports political and social moments. Notable items note farm bill action expected in Congress, a prominent ex-champion wrestler in decline, a court petition over family disruption, a factory fire, a Santa Claus appearance at a hotel toy drive, a federal relief administrator at Mayo Clinic, and Dorothy Lamour announcing a planned marriage and pregnancy.
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Rochester
Minn
Dee
Harry Lo Hopkins
Mayo Clinic
Hopkins
Forgotten Man Seeks Release After Seven Months Waiting
Life's Like This reports Sam Manford a 35 year old Louisville Kentucky man claiming to be the nation's forgotten man. Arrested last May on theft charges he could not post 2500 bond and has spent seven months awaiting trial. The judge ordered his release yesterday and Manford hurried to Louisville.
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Indianapolis
Sam Manford
Dlouisville
Wick Manford
Manford
Louisville
Debate over farm bill reveals split among senators
Washington editors reveal a taped exchange showing a farm bill vote split along tight lines. Conservatives independents and blocs split. critics warn the bill lacks tax coverage and pushes excess spending. Confederates expect conferees to craft a better end result.
Well I Tell You Wherein Bob Burns Story
A humorous monologue in which Bob Burns jokes about married life and a talkative wife in a divorce court setting. The tale humorously explores how constant chatter can drive a relationship to the brink of separation, with Burns delivering lighthearted social commentary.
Nipponese Study Strategic Push Toward Hankow
Japanese forces tighten grip along the Yangtze as Wuhu is reported captured and Nanking endures fierce assaults. Chinese defenders hold some walls but escape routes are severed and rail communications near Pukow threaten retreat. Japanese commanders claim gains aim to press toward Hankow, with ongoing infantry and tank assaults echoing across eastern Nanking.
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Shanghai
Dee
Nankint
Yonetze
Fanitht
Samulete
Wubu
Yangtze
Nanking
Wukiang
Pulkow
Tientsin-Pu
Kow
Lanka
Smauh
Kuanghuamen
Changhan
Wuhu
Japan
Hankow
Chinktung
Search Ground Of Death Villa In St Cloud Probe
Paris reports police probered a wooded half acre around the death villa at St Cloud for four more possible victims of Eugene Weidmann the confessed killer of dancer Jean Be Koven and four men. Workmen dug the grounds to learn if the three women known as Je t nine Caroline and Josephine were buried there. Monograms found in Weidmann's belongings linked the trio to the case while four suitcases of women’s effects were uncovered. Two men and a woman sought as syndicate members surrendered for questioning and Roger Millon is charged as head of the group.
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Paris
St Cloud
Eugene Weidmann
Jean Be Koven
Weldmann
Theos
Mass de Koven
Jeet Nine
Caroline
Josephine
Weidmann
Eand
Roger Millon
DE Koven
Evening Newspaper Delivery Notice
Fragmentary OCR warns readers that evening Huronite delivery may be late. It instructs to call the carrier at the listed number if the paper is not delivered by 6 to 7 p.m. because the Hur cee office has no staff to answer after hours.
Beadle County Forms Safety Council Leaders Plans
Beadle County forms a safety council with State's Attorney H. W. Mackey as president to cooperate with the South Dakota Safety Council. Early project includes a highway death flag to be displayed at Huron's main intersection to warn of traffic dangers and lowered to half mast after fatal accidents for 24 hours.
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South Dakow
Beadle County
H. W. Mackey
South Dakota Safety Counci
Beadle County Council
Huron
Weather relief ends cold wave as storms hit nation
December warmth returns in parts of the United States as temperatures rise after record lows. Governors mobilize National Guard in New York state to aid snowbound towns while Western New York reports several storm deaths. Across the country ships brave high winds and flooding as weather disrupts travel. The ICC accelerates rate case hearings, moving closing testimony to January.
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B.R. Laskowski
State Weather Bureau
Chicago
Upstate
New York
National Guard
Geourge Strick
Florida
Herbert H. Lehman
106Th Field Artillery
New York National Guard
Manila
P. I
Hoover
Dewncrate
English Channel
Royal Airforce
Lake Erie
Detroit
Detroit River
Coast’ Guard
California
Chico
Concord
N.hl
Absentees May Vote Tomorrow In City Election
Huron voters will not be in the city next Tuesday for the special nonpartisan election. The City Auditor M F Walt announced the city hall auditorium will be open Sunday afternoon from 1 to 5 for absentees. WPA crews will not work 8 to 10 am election day. The vote will decide on accepting a federal grant of 163688 for a municipal auditorium funded by a 200000 bond issue. Candidates seek the city commissioner seat following F C Kuehn's resignation.
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Ycco
Huron
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Auditorium Vista
Tuseday
al~ Remy
Votars
Commingian
F.C
Rev Newson Given Life for Murder in Paris Missouri
Circuit Judge overruled a motion for a new trial and sentenced Reverend C. E. Newton to life imprisonment for the murder of Mrs. Dennis Killy, described as a devout worker at Paris Missouri, in a killing that shocked the community.
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Newson
Pittsfield
Ill
Williams
C. E. Mewton
Murda
Mra
Dennis Killy
Tle
Paris
Tein Uber
Devert Her’ Himband
Plan to Shape Welfare Setup in Huron
A meeting Monday at the courthouse will discuss creating a clearing agency to coordinate Christmas baskets and other winter aid. Representatives from welfare groups and clubs are urged to attend to register donors and ensure orderly distribution with Salvation Army and Elks Lodge involved.
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M Clearing
Huron
Salvaton Army and Elks Lodge
Farmers Assembly Room
Senate action looms as Barkley sees early farm bill
Washington December headlines report Senator Barkley predicting Senate approval of a farm bill next week differing from the House crop control measure. Rep. Case and Rep. Hildebrandt backed the administration bill while Byrd condemned soil conservation act admin costs as a disgrace. Debate also centers on wage hour legislation and residential building stimulation. Road construction curtailment meets cool reception with Cartwright saying no good reason to convene the roads committee.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Barkley
Jeanne
Senate
House
Byrd
Virginia
Pope
Idsho
Capitol
Cartwright
Oklahoma
Roads Committee
Wallace
Congress
Labor groups split on wage hour bill in Washington
In Washington on December 1 labor groups clashed over the administration wage hour bill. The American Federation of Labor urged a revised stronger measure, while the United Auto Workers threatened political repercussions for lawmakers who oppose it. House debate to start Monday with aims to pass the bill within days. The proposed plan would set a federal wage for interstate workers and a minimum work week, with discrepancies between AFL and CIO views noted.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
United Automobile Workers of America
CLO
Homer Martin
House
C.so
Senate
Commerce
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New Orleans
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Stenga
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Lincoln, Neb
Floyd T. Bollen
Railway Commission
Edwin Vail
Poxtmmenter Grnerst
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Idaho
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Bob. Barre
Arkansas
Shemya
Bob. Burns
Esquire Features, Inc
Wohu
DeKoven
Casa Express
Second Americat
Breen
Thane
Great Lakes
Acme Telephsio
U. S
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ICC
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Interstate Commerce Commission
City Auditor's Office
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Coluima
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