Survivors Of Bombed Panay Move Inland With Dead And Wounded
Fifty two survivors of the bombed U S Gunboat Panay loaded their two dead and several wounded for an inland refuge, headed toward the Yangtze. Japanese and British ships and planes stood by at Hohsien to aid the injured as efforts to secure safe passage downstream continued.
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United States
Panay
Yangtze River
Hanshan
Oahu
Bes
Hohsien
Charles L. Ensminger
Ocean Beach
Calif
Sandro Sandri
Panay Par
James Joseph Hughes
Arthur F. Anders
Jim Marshall
Colliers Magazine
C. H. Carlson
Metan
Shanghai
Standard Oil
Yangtze
Hankow
Young Demos Meet Tonight in Huron
Four counties in Central South Dakota gather in Huron for a Young Democrats regional meeting. Ralph Rice and State Auditor Raymond Kelly are scheduled to speak, with Lucile Jacobs directing. The event at the American Legion hall features a dancing novelty by Patty Potter and the Teacher duo in song and dance, followed by a carnival dance and supper.
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South Dakota
Huron
Ralph Rice
Pierre
Young Democratic Club
Raymond Kelly
Lucile Jacobs
Beadle
Buffalo
Hand
Jerauld
American Legion Hall
Kelly and Rice
Patty Potter
Iroquois Town Team Beats De Smet 40 to 30
Iroquois town team defeated the De Smet Independents 40 to 30 in a basketball game. Iroquois led 22 to 6 at halftime as Bellington led De Smet with eleven, Gehring and Van Vold scored ten and nine for Iroquois, and Coach Beaujunemi of De Smet added eight. Pete Lello outpointed Billy Marquart in a separate match in Chicago.
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de Smet Independents
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Bellington
de Smet
Gehring
Iroquois
van Vold
Beaujunemi
Bandits Rob Grocery In Winfred Victim Aimed Heist
In Winfred a trio of armed robbers held up Harry's Grocery early Sunday morning. They took about 250 dollars from proprietor Harry Downs and customers including Charles Beck clerk Fred Fischer and Dennis Johnson. The men fled west after the holdup.
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Charles Beck
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Fred Fischer
Denny Johnson
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Japan Apologizes To Great Britain For Yangtze Gunboats
Tokyo's Shigeru Yoshida apologizes to Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden for attacks on two British gunboats Ladybird and Bee on the Yangtze River. Britain prepares a severe note. US leadership seen as possible next step. Roosevelt message to Emperor Hirohito features prominently in London press.
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London
Shigeru Yoshida
Anthony Eden
Yangtze River
Britain
Tokyo
Roosevelt
United States
Hirohito
Downing Street
Plan To Care For Shipwreck Refuges
Manila reports readiness to aid 453 Hoover passengers from the grounded President Hoover liner while salvage teams from Hong Kong prepare to reach the site near Formosa. Officials will decide if the $8,000,000 luxury liner can be refloated as veteran salvagers doubt the hull can hold.
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Dec
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President Hoover
China
Hoover
Hong Kong
Mall
Formosa
Curtains and Valances in Rose Blue and More
Practical ready to hang curtains and valance cords offered in rose blue brown orchid and eggshell colors. Wrapped in cellophane with easy stick fit for any window. Prices 98 cents and 58 cents for other items. Frames a simple home decor gift from the shop.
Don Marquis Death a Matter of Time
Don Marquis a newspaperman author and playwright with cerebral hemorrhages for six years is described by doctors as hopelessly in a matter of time. At 55 he created Archie the Cockroach Mehitabel the Cat and other figures and lives in Forest Hills with two sisters unable to cover growing medical costs.
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Don Marquis
New York
Marquis
Harry A. March
Archie the Cockroach
Mehitabel the Cat
Forest Hills
Missing Man Believed Drowned After River Ice Breaks
Gust Johnson, 67, disappeared after going under the Missouri River ice on Saturday. A search by family and friends traced footprints along the riverbank and ice as they followed a drifting boat, with authorities noting he may have been seeking a safe passage when the ice gave way. He left a wife and nine grown children.
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Yankton
Gust Johnson
Missouri
Johnson
Sunday School Officers Elected In Hyde County
Hyde County Sunday School Convention held in Highmore on December 11 elected Mrs. Clarence Johnson Penon president A A Koya of Highmore vice president Mrs F Elandson Highmore secretary treasurer and Merle Collier of Holabird director of young people's activities Dr Ray Johnson of Huron state secretary led a forum and gave an address on Johnny Gets His Ears Clipped The convention also unveiled the South Dakota Sacred Art Window by John Morgan Fire Department Elects Officers In Wellington Chief Harley Sutton and Assistant Chief Sam Bungum 34 lead the volunteer department. plans for a December 22 fundraiser at Community Hall to purchase raincoats and helmets noted Epworth League Rally Attended In Redfield Doland group led by Rev J E Wilkinson attended sub-district rally with a four o clock service and evening sermon
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Hyde County
Clarence Johnson
Peno
A. A. Koya
F. Elandson
Merle Collier
Holabird
Fire Department
Wellington
Volunteer
Fire Department of
Harley Sutton
Sam Bungum
Bandit Victim Identifies Men in Rapid City Holdup
Aberdeen sheriff reports warrants issued for Frank Holfeltz and John Stan of Sioux Falls and Aberdeen for the North Western Railroad station holdup in Rapid City on Thanksgiving night. Victim August Lindemann and Rapid City station operator L B Lee identified Holfelz and Stan as armed bandits who fled with 211 dollars. A third suspect Milton Pillenger is being sought. Holfelz and Stan face trial for the hotel room theft in Aberdeen, with potential re-arrest if released on Rapid City charge.
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Der
Frank Holeltz
Sioux ‘Falls
John Stan
North Western Railroad
Rapid City
Rey J. McKenna
Holfeliz
Stan
August Lindemann
Leda Farmer
McKenna
L. B. Lee
More Snow Falls Here Over Night
An additional inch of snow, added to a five inch blanket, greeted Huronians this morning with continued flurries. City crews cleared streets and motor patrols worked downtown. City Manager Dow J. Sears urged motorists to keep cars off business streets by midnight to aid snow removal. Partly cloudy and warmer Wednesday forecast with temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above zero in the region. Last night’s snow yielded 0.9 inches of moisture.
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Deisel
Dow J. Sears
B. R. Laskowski
State Weather” Bureau
Howe Is Speaker At Wessington Springs
Professor Edwin C. Howe spoke on The Position of the United States in the Far East at Wessington Springs College Friday evening December 10. Howe, head of history at Huron College, drew on years in China as a knowledgeable speaker in the college’s contemporary thought lecture series.
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Wessington Springs
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Far East
Edwin C. Howe
Wessington Springs College
Severa
China
Huron College
Weslington Springs College
Italy destroys hopes of League in Moscow note
Pravda reports that Italy did not damage the League of Nations by leaving it. The Soviet view says Italy’s withdrawal fails to weaken the League or harm collective security, reflecting Moscow's interpretation of recent events.
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Moscow
Pravda
League of Nationa
College Basketball Scores From Various Matches
A series of listed results includes Town 41 over Washington 44, Town Teachers 48 over Doc 41, Town State 28 over Grinnell 26, Notre Dame 33 over Wisconsin 31, Purdue 36 over Kovier 32, Kansas 41 over Baker 27, River Falls Teachers 44 over St Clat 28, St Marys Winenah 55 over Mankato Teachers 38, St Johns Minnesota 41 over St Cloud Teachers 25, LSU 41 over Southwestern Louisiana Institute 32, Southern California 43 over Tulane 21, Gonzaga 43 over Whitman 3, Washington State 48 over University of California Los Angeles, and notes on ships, weights, and nonstandard phrases.
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University of Cal- Horni
Los Angeles
Pitt Old Grad Defends Pay For College Athletes
Pitt stalwart Joseph C. Trees, linked to M. L. Benedum, urged subsidization at a banquet for Pitt’s undefeated 1937 team. He argued education must be the primary objective and that tuition aid helps students obtain a degree, recalling alumni who paid his own college costs and contributed to other expenses.
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Pittshurch
University of Pittsburgh
A & Millionaire
Joseph C. Trees
M. L. Benedum
Old Western University of Pennsylvania
Baughs Feats Old Stuff To Texans
Dallas reports on Sammy Baugh, the famed passer known as Slingin Sam, who dazzled Texas fans with record throws for Texas Christian University and later pro play. The piece recalls his 274 passes for 3479 yards and 39 touchdowns in three seasons, his three touchown passes in a single game against Baylor, and three more TD passes against Texas.
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Texas
Sammy Baugh
Sam
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Sammy
Texas Christian University
Baugh
Washington
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Baylor
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Jame Rice
Carnera Suspended by Italian League
The Italian Pugilistic Federation suspended former heavyweight champion Primo Carnera from overseas fights, citing decline from his championship days and stating he may still fight in Italy. A federation spokesman said Italian prestige demands retirement, while noting ongoing activity could continue domestically. Separately, the Arrowhead Pin and Piston Company team of Minneapolis won the 14th annual interstate bowling tournament in Sioux City with a 316 score.
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Mee
Tatian Pugilistic Federation
Grorld
Prima J Carnéra
Lily
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Arrowhead
Grads Demand Probe of Michigan Athletics From Chicago Club
The University of Michigan Club of Chicago unanimously adopted two resolutions urging a board of regents inquiry into the university’s athletic situation. The first resolution called for a formal investigation and was sent to the regents, while the second urged the board to instruct peers.
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Michigan
Cincago
University of Michigan
University of Michigan Club of Chicago
Board of Regents
Pees
Bears to stick with present system in Rose Bowl
California coach Stub Allison said the Golden Bears will not change their system for the Rose Bowl against Alabama on New Year's Day. He stressed consistent fundamentals and expert execution, insisting no flashy new schemes will be tried.
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Los Angeles
Stub Allison
California
Golden Bears
Alabama
Siong
Allison
Ruthven to halt talks on Kipke successor coach
Alexander G. Ruthven announces stopping negotiations for a new football coach to replace Harry Kipke. The Chicago club says it seeks to ascertain all facts behind Kipke’s abrupt dismissal by the board.
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Alexander G. Ruthven
Harry Kipke
Chicago
Kipke
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