Fear Snow Erases Clues Of Missing Plane
A chaotic wire service style slice reports multiple events: a Brooklyn paywash shop robbery, a Great Western Livestock Show champion steer sale in Los Angeles, a Cincinnati lab hydrogen sulphite accident killing a chemist, Trotzky asylum talks in Oslo, a toll in the Cagayan Valley disaster, typing mistakes at Midland College charity gifts, a Washington parade marshal appointment for General Malin Crisy, and a fatal house fire in Janesville. The jumbled text mixes aviation disappearance clues, livestock sales, accidents, political moves, and a fatal blaze with several named places and people.
Public Opinion On Relief and Road Work Proposals
Letters from Vermillion, Minneapolis, and other readers discuss relief funding, summer works, and road programs. Contributors urge more park and local project spending, extended aid to farmers, and higher wages for workers while expressing mixed views on highway emphasis. Community input signals demand for policy relief and job creation measures.
Local News Briefs Mix Schools Night Events and Crime
Greenville reports show Glany Meonts in High School pupils invited to town for free haircuts turkey dinner and movie radio party while Homestead Machinery theft squad chases a missing 10 ton steam rocker. In Augusta a one year jail term for nut theft doubles as escape history. Oklahoma City police respond to a man stripping on cars, leaving clothes piled on the curb.
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Family Record and Reputation Across Generations
A speaker reflects on family history as a measure of character and future guidance. He warns against drifting from a straight path, noting rewards may come as part of building the family record for future generations. He recalls a cousin jailed for theft. the judge dismisses the case citing no evidence of a family record of wrongdoing.
Recount Question Raised in South Dakota Contests
Pierre December 11. South Dakota Supreme Court weighs whether to order a recount in contests by defeated Republicans for attorney general and state treasurer. Clark and Gibson seek speedy, county-by-county canvasses. briefs due Monday. method and timing debated as judges consider procedures and presence rights.
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Neutrality Pact Nears Final Step
In Buenos Aires on December 17 a proposed neutrality convention coordinating existing American peace treaties was approved by the neutrality committee and prepared for plenary session approval. The aim is to create consultative machinery among American republics to align treaty coordination and facilitate ratification. The conference also advanced nine other items before turning to trade and commercial interests.
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Convicted Again in Wise County Murder Verdict
Wise County jury convicts Edith Maxwell, 22, former schoolteacher, of second degree murder in her father Trigg Maxwells death. Judge fixes 20 year sentence, maximum for second degree murder under Virginia law. She sobs upon verdict, earlier 25 year first-degree conviction overturned by the state supreme court.
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Madrid’s Hopes Of Victory Fade
Uncensored Madrid reports say the government believes only foreign aid can defeat Franco. Italy and Germany’s recognition strike a critical blow as Madrid defenses seemed to improve, while France grows weary and Russia alone cannot save Madrid. The Spanish government fears a Syndicalist Socialist explosion despite concessions.
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Better Visibility Permits Air Search For Missing Plane
Salt Lake City reports improved visibility as 15 planes and about 500 ground men resume the hunt for the Western Air Express missing since Friday. Separate parties searched Alpine and Draper areas where clues were heard, while officials fear seven aboard the lost liner may be dead.
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Weather report for Turon and Victoria area forecast
Cloudy conditions with light winds expected across Turon and Victoria. Tonight and Friday look partly cloudy except for southeastern regions. Temperatures around mild, with no significant precipitation expected in South Dakota positions.
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Norbeck Gains Ground on Recovery Plans to Visit Washington
REDFIELD December 11 Continued slow improvement in U S Senator Peter Norbeck’s throat ailment was reported from his home. Relatives said the Senator would not attend the legislature's January 5 session but remains certain to take his seat in the United States Senate later in the session unless unforeseen developments occur. He has been confined to his home for weeks while recuperating.
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Frank Prepares to Fight for His Job at Wisconsin
Madison. President Glenn Frank faced charges at a stormy Wisconsin regents meeting. He declared he will not resign and urged a public hearing on the accusations. Students cheered him and threatened a strike if the board ousts him. organizers claimed 3,000 could walk out.
Windsor Receives 6000 Notes From Admirers in Austria
The Duke of Windsor, troubled by severe headaches, receives 6000 letters from admirers in Enzesfeld Austria noting his abdication offer. Reported health concerns include an ear ailment and a recent attack of head pains. Attendants say he plans to continue golf and possibly hunting trips. a new dog companion arrives as Vienna offers gifts and speculation about post throne life.
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Huron Will Have Rooting Section for Edison Game
Tigers boosters arrive in Minneapolis in large numbers to back Edison as Huron fans prepare to fill the arena. The South Dakota champions, Mean Safe, and Edison titlists are set to meet, with local crowds anticipated to provide strong support.
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Huron and Edison clash in Twin City basketball game
Minneapolis hosts a decisive basketball matchup as Huron’s 1998 champions face Edison High in a high stakes contest. Keith Wheeler announces live score delays for Evening Huronite readers while reporters preview Edison’s star Joe Merak return and coach Deklotz’s starting lineup. The Edison contingent arrives after university inspection and gym routines, with arrangements for a special Huron section back of the bench.
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Rebel Stronghold Cut Off as Negotiations Begin
Nanking reports Chang Hsueh-Liang’s surrounded forces in Sian province reach negotiations to end China’s civil war and release General Chiang Kai Shek alive. Elder aids talks while government troops close in, air power displayed, and Chang’s forces face isolation with no evident aid links remaining.
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Setback Suffered By Pope Tonight
Vatican City report says Pope Pius suffered a setback during an evening visit, described as extreme fatigue after a day of activity. Physicians urged rest and avoiding further exertion as he recovers from partial paralysis and circulatory congestion. officials noted a satisfactory day previously.
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Governor Berry Receives Beaver Coat at Christmas Party
Statehouse staffers at Pierre city auditorium presented retiring Governor Tom Berry with a beaver coat while Mrs. Berry received a diamond dinner ring. Pat Dandhue of Bonestech spoke during the annual Christmas gathering. In Wyoming, rancher Cassidy burned to death at the Patton ranch home in Crook County as fire swept the building. other occupants escaped.
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