Mundt Backs Peace Efforts Urges Roosevelt To Stand By Pledge
Senator Mundt denounces pro war propaganda and urges President Roosevelt to honor his pledge to keep America out of war. He says he will support Roosevelt in efforts to fulfill promises while warning against selling the public on turning the nation toward conflict. Mundt questions mediating peace between belligerents and neutrals and calls for reasoned diplomacy.
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Washington
United States
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Roosevelt
America
Europe
Mundt
Munat
Farmers Protected By Crop Insurance Payout Totals
The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation reports it paid about 22,000,008 bushels of wheat in indemnities and collected roughly 15,000,000 bushels in premiums for this year's crop. Among 378,966 contract holders, 112,415 filed loss claims. In 22 states premiums equaled or exceeded indemnities. Premiums and indemnities by state are listed with figures for Minnesota Montana Nevada North and South Dakota.
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Crop Insurance
Washington
Ge Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Minnesota - Montana - Nevada
Worth Dakota
South Dakota
Americans Drink More After Seven Years Of Repeal
Milton Bronner reports that after seven years of repeal Americans show higher total liquor use while deaths from alcoholism trend lower than during the dry era. State-by-state data highlight New York leading distilled spirits, California wine volumes, and Missouri trends. Census notes warn alcohol death statistics are complex, with misclassification and reporting biases affecting accuracy.
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Milton Bronner
NEA Service
Booth
Boollegeers
Istatistics
Statistice
United States
West
New York
Pennsylvania
Ulingis
Califfornia
Ohio
Michigan
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Wyoming
California
New York State
Broadway
Nevada
Vermont
Lothian dies shocking Britain US ties strained by loss
Lord Lothian the British ambassador to the United States died suddenly, leaving officials shaken at the abrupt gap in diplomatic leadership. He had worked directly with Roosevelt Hull and other officials, shaping Anglo American policy during a critical wartime period. Sources note his influence on negotiations and his reputation as a direct, reforming diplomat.
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Lothian
United States
Lord Lothian
Roosevelt
Hull
Lloyd George
Col. Houee
Rhodes Trust
D. Lord Lothian
Adolf Hitler
London
Correction on Inauguration Party Dance Orchestra
An Evening Huronite correction says Don Shaw's orchestra did not play the Co operative Club dance Tuesday. Co operative Club officers state Tommy Martins orchestra performed. Jodine is cited as from the Greek meaning violet in violet colored Vanon.
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Don Shaw
Co-Operative Club
Co- Operative Club
Tommy Martin
British victory at Sidi Barrani reshapes North Africa campaign
The capture of Sidi Barrani and thousands of Italian prisoners marks a sharp turn in the Libyan front. Graziani faces shortages of supplies and fuel, morale erosion, and air superiority risks as Britain prepares to press into Libya. His cautious halt reflects logistical limits rather than lack of will.
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Sidi Barrani
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Marshal Gresiani
Egypt
Marshal Graziani
Italy
Llely
Albania
Libya
Rome
Suez Canal
Graziani
Dols
Owanka Merchant held for trial in brother shooting
Owanka merchant Charles E. Id Hawks was held for trial on charges of attempting to kill his brother Claude Hawks 64 a rancher with a gun and of assault with a dangerous weapon. He waived preliminaries and was bound over to the next circuit term on $2500 bond. The wounded man abdomen injury is reported as recovering in a hospital. if not, Hawks could face further charges.
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Harry. City
Charles E
Id" Hawks
Owanka
Claude Hawks
W. W. Soule
Charles Whiting
Board Directors Reelected in Sioux Falls and Rapid City
The board of directors includes J. R. Scott Ged des Past President Nelson Otto Jackson Aberdeen and Art Ander son Sioux Falls. Reelected were Leonard Wadel Mitchell H. A. Goos Winner Phil Tremblay Sioux Falls and J. W. McKeever Rapid City.
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J. R. Scott
Geddes
Nelson
Otto Jackson
Aberdeen
Art Anderson
Sioux Falls
Leonard Wadel
Mitchell
H. A. Goos
Phil Tremblay
J. W. McKeever
Rapid City
B and B Locker Partners Split Burns Sole Proprietor
Announcement of dissolution of A T Bjorke and O T Burns partnership at B and B Locker Company 154 Dakota Avenue South. Bjorke withdraws and Burns takes control of all accounts and operations as he continues the food and focker business at the present location. Bjorke plans unclear future but will stay in Huron.
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B&b Locker Partners
Bjorke
A.T. Bjorke
0. T. Burns
B & B Locker Company
Dakota Avenue South
Burns
Huron
Iron lung fund drive hits 706 in Huron efforts
The iron lung fund campaign in Huron has raised $706 with further donations expected from downtown solicitations and local clubs. Chairman George Redman urged broad community cooperation as neighboring towns back efforts, including a benefit dance in Virgil. A committee was formed to study available respirators and advise on purchase.
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Huron
George Redman
Mitchell
Tate
Redman
Charles Bark
Iron Lung
Mr. Barks
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Irocools
Virgil
Iron Lung Fund
Chamber of Commercce
H. D. Sewell
R. A. Buchanan
R. A. Stratton
T. H. Luby
Lorraine Paulson
Aden Named To Head S. D. Oil Men
Aden of Sioux Falls was elevated to the presidency of the South Dakota Independent Oil Dealers Association at the 22nd annual convention in Mua Falls as Aberdeen was chosen for the 1941 gathering. Reelected secretary was Joe E. Adrianot of Yankton. Scott Crichton of Watertown became first vice president, Walt Mowry of Lemmon second vice president, and J C Antonider of Brookings third vice president, with new board members named.
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Mua Falls
Aden
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Independent Oil Dealers Association
Aberdeen
Albert Nelson
Miller
S. D
Joe E. Adrianot Yankton
Scott Crichton
Watertown
Walt ‘Mowry
Lemmon
J. C.antonider
Brookings
Gettysburg breeder wins top at Douglas County Poultry Show
ALUAANURIA Minn Dec 12 WWP final judging opened with W R Porter Alexandria pleased as his Partridge Wyandotte earned grand champion. Bronze Turkeys made first appearance from Sunny Slope Farms North Platte Neb with Earl Tanner Gettysburg Md taking Bronze young tom first prize. Howard Tanner Gettysburg Sd won adult toms first prize along with other judges.
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Aluaanuria
Minn
Douglas County
W. RB. Porter
Alexandria
Sunny Slope Farms
North Plate
Neb
Earl Tanner
Gettysburg
M. D
Ahen
Howard Tanner
Risbrudt
Dalton
Gann Valley Reds Lose At Kimball 31 16
Gann Valley Redshirts traveled to Kimball Tuesday night and fell 31 to 16. In the opener the Gann Valley seconds were defeated by Kimball seconds 23 to 14.
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Gann Valley
Gann Valley Redshirts
Kimball
Gann Valley Seconds
Kimball Seconds
Jackrabbits Win Three Games By One Point Each
SHOCKINGS, Dec. 12 The Jackrabbit basketball team won three straight by one point margins over Carleton 33-31 Northern State Teachers 38-35 and Concordia 47-42 totaling 119 points They led in two games at the final minute of regulation then won in overtime and held opponents to 36 points per game while averaging 49 points per minute of play.
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Jackrabbit
Carleton
Northern State Teachers
Concordia
Rabbits
State College
Jacks Host St Olaf in Brookings Cager Clash
South Dakota State College Jackrabbits prepare for a third game in eight days as they meet St Olaf in Brookings. Coach Grangaard brings a veteran Ollies squad led by Jim Baker Don Holt and Carlyle Kopp. Whitey Maxwell Johnny Billington and Warren Evans expected to start with Bob Bednar available for relief.
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Brookings
Dakota State College
St. Olaf
Grangaard
Northfield Basketeers
South Dakota
Rabbits
Ollies
Minnesota
Gilant
Jim’ Baker
Siste
Don Holt
Carlyle Kopp
Dupree
Erwin and Hetland Split Doubleheader on Lake Preston Court
Erwin and Hetland divided a doubleheader on the Lake Preston court Tuesday evening, delivering a split result in the early December game set. The teams exchanged leads, with performances by both sides shaping a tight, contested matchup on the home floor.
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Erwin
Hetland
Lake Preston
Lake Preston Court
Erwin takes first team game 23 to 11 win
Erwin led 10 to 7 at halftime and produced the game high with Vincent scoring most for Erwin while Heilson led Hetland. In the second team contest Hetland won 32 to 13.
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Erwin
Vincent
Heilson
Hetland
Tulare Chiefs secure second straight win over Meliette
Tulare Chiefs beat Meliette 39-18 led by Ollo with 14 points and Berming with 12. They jumped to a 19-12 halftime lead and never trailed. Palmer led Meliette with eight. Tulare also defeated Tulare freshmen in the preliminary.
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Yulake
Ollo
Berming
Tulare Chiefs
Meliette
Chiefs
Palmer
Tulare
Bancroft Eagles Fall to Iroquois 27 12 in Tie at Half
Bancroft High School Eagles lost to Iroquois Chiefs 27 to 12 after a 10-10 halftime tie. Preliminary games saw Bancroft seconds defeat Iroquois seconds 19 to 10. The Bancroft and Iroquois town teams also played, with Bancroft securing a victory.
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Bancroft High School Eagles
Troquois
Bancroft
Iroquois
Bancroft Town
Trequois
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