Japan United States naval talks show progress
Washington dispatch reports gradual progress from the London Naval Conference talks between American and Japanese delegations. Key figures including Secretary of State Stimson and Wakatsuki expressed optimism for a successful outcome and broader goodwill while debates centered on auxiliary craft and tonnage ratios.
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Washington
Det
London
Henry L. Stimson
New York
Hiroshi Baito
Stimson
Keijiro’ Wakatsuki
Reijiro Wakataaki
Takeshi Takarabe
Debuchi
Hiroshi Saito
Dwistt W. Morrow
William R. Castle, Jr
Wakaguki
Bumson
United States
Rigo
Japan
Mount Varnon
Arlington
Car Starts To Buck So Driver Runs After Explosion
E R Reuter drove calmly through Los Angeles when a traffic light turned red. An explosion ripped his car into the air, it landed on all fours, and Reuter jumped out to flee. A police officer chased him, the driver pleading it was a sewer gas blast.
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Los Angeles
E. R. Reuter
Reuter
Rueter
Ryder
Vacation Programs Set After First Lap of School Term
Huron city schools announce vacation programs at term end. Holiday break begins Friday December 19 with classes resuming January 6. High and junior high planned Christmas events include parties and carol singing. Dr. Hubert Ketella to give Christmas address. glee clubs to perform.
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Huron City
Wll
Hubert Ketella
Icy Wave Brings Snow and Lows Across South Dakota
A cold Arctic air mass swept into Central South Dakota last night, dropping about an inch of snow and driving temperatures to 16 degrees below zero. By morning the sun broke through after more than a week of clouds, with forecasts calling for fair weather tonight and tomorrow. Several towns logged record lows, including Aberdeen at 19 below zero and Yankton at 10 below, while Watertown reported 21 below in the state’s coldest readings.
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Jow
South Dakota
Weather Bureau
Watertown
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Pierre
Rapid City
Sioux, Falla
Yankton
Funeral for local grocer Frank C Hocking dies in Huron
Frank C Hocking 250 Fitch Street Southwest died yesterday afternoon in a Huron hospital of pneumonia after a two week illness. Born April 12 1877 in Darlington Wisconsin he worked in mercantile business last seven or eight years as Park Grocery proprietor in North Huron. Burial in Darlington Friday afternoon. Survived by widow and two daughters Mrs R C Emmons Madison Wisconsin and Carol Hocking Huron. Active in Methodist church Rotary club and Masonic lodge.
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Frank CG. Hocking
Fitch Street
Huron
Mr. Hocking
Darlington
Ovis
Park
North Huron
R. C. Emmons
Madison
Wis
Carol Hocking
Carolers to Cover Huron Tomorrow Evening
The city of Huron will be covered by Christmas carolers tomorrow night. Ida L. Iverson, music supervisor of Huron Public Schools, announces fifty groups from schools churches Girl Reserves and other groups will begin at 7 o clock. Candles on Nebraska and Ohio avenues should be lit at 830. Routes listed include Jefferson School groups starting at Lawn Ridge Beach Ave and other streets with both sides encouraged.
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Huron
Ida L. Iverson
Huron Public Schools
Ivers
Nebraska
Ohio
Follo Jefferson School
Mthi
Lawn Ridge
A Christmas Carol Returns As Holiday Serial Treat
An old favorite by Charles Dickens returns as a serialized Yuletide feature in Evening Mavouite. The tale recounts Scrooge and the Spirits and Tiny Tim, with a family reading recommendation for the holiday season tonight on Page Five.
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Charles
Dickens
Huaronite
Scrooge
Marley’n' Ghost
Tiny Tim
Page Five
South Dakota fair plans major entertainment lineup
Secretary John F. White announced the 1930 South Dakota State Fair will feature a Broadway style evenings at the amphitheater with a New York produced show by Chester Hale. Vaudeville acts from Iowa and Minnesota fairs are included. Thavilu’s band is reengaged and the board notes higher quality entertainment amid rising costs. Board members C Le e Chnac Willow Lake president B Taylor Ipswich vice presidents Mrs White Secretary Thomas Frick Yankton and J P Michels Mitchell attended the Chicago meeting.
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South Dakota
John F. White
Chicago
New York
Chester Hale
Roxy Theater
White
Iowa
Minnesota
Thavilu
Willow Lake
B. Taylor
Ipswich
Thomas’ Frick
Yankton
J. P. Michels
Mitchell
Vacation Arrival for Kansas City Osteopathy Student in Huron
Gordon Betts a student at the Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery arrived in Huron this morning to spend the holidays with his parents Dr. C Betts and Dr. Lida Betts who are at Lakeside hospital. He is expected to arrive Saturday for the holiday vacation in Kaihereon.
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Gordon ‘Betts
Kan—sag City College
Rescue Efforts Persist After Fatal Mine Explosion
In McAlester Oklahoma 62 miners were trapped by an explosion at Old Town Coal, killing Frank Parker and injuring others. Rescue workers, hampered by gas and fire, retrieved 47 bodies by nine this morning while 12 were listed as missing.
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Mcalester
Okla
Dee
Old Town Coal Company
North McAlester
Frank Parker
Parker
Miller D. Hay
Plode
Hay
Joe Ponsellz
Arnold Kessinger
Frank Gonzales
Helen Wills Seeks To Keep Wedding Date Secret
BERKELEY CAL Dec 18 Formal announcement of the wedding date of Helen Wills and Frederick Moody Jr bond salesman will be made tomorrow by Mrs C A Wills mother of the tennis star Mrs Wills said yesterday that the marriage would take place very soon but declined to disclose time and place Former Senator James I Phelan to entertain in Miss Wills honor tonight with a dinner dance at the St Francis hotel Mrs John Drum to host a dinner at Fairmount Hotel bungalow Friday eve Miss Wills guest of honor It was understood the wedding would not occur until after these events
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Berkeley
Cal
Helen Will
Frederick Moody, Jr
Bond
C .A. Wills
Wills
James I. Phelan
Miss Wills
Debenture plan eyed to boost farm income by four billion
Senator Brookhart outlined an export debenture scheme to raise farm income by four billion dollars annually through higher export prices and a farm board financed program. He argued the plan would outperform flexible tariffs, citing required funding of about two hundred million to the farm board and transfer of intermediate credit bank assets to finance losses and surplus handling. The proposal envisions cooperation with Canadian pools to stabilize world markets for cotton, port, oats, corn, and beef.
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Washington
Brookhart
Evon
National Broadcasting Company
Towa Renator
Nancy- Forte Cvorkreddar Tethoneof Onde
Northwest
Senate
Farm Board
Can
Pan Brookbart
Intermediate Credit Bank
Relationships in Murdered Wife Lies Near Miller
.s Na scene reveals Hand county probe into the Lopka case as officials review family ties and alibis after Mrs Agton Lopka is found dead with a knife wound near her Miller home. Her husband Anton Lopka, 65, and five children ages 30 to 10 lived at the property. The body was found in a straw pile three quarters of a mile from the house after a two day search. The murder weapon and body location suggest the shed as the crime site. The family suspects a thief but no concrete clues have emerged.
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Lepka
Iimself
William Nuhring
Ives Miller
Alphonsy
Conrad
Harry
Martin
Anton Lopka
Hand
Better Crop Committee To Be Formed In County
A Beadle county crop improvement committee will be formed after the county Farm Bureau meeting. The group will include farmers interested in seed improvement to ensure purer seed and better grain at harvest. The plan aims to reduce mixed seed in wheat and improve crop quality for higher prices.
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Beadle County
County Farm, Bureau
Johnston
Ti“wae
Rendley County
Tarry
Trade Hous es Move in Swap Between Families
The Leo A Temmey family moved from 855 Colorado Avenue Southwest to 547 Nebraska Avenue Southwest in a home swap with the Burns family. The Burns family relocated today to the Shober Apartments, completing the entries of a two family exchange.
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Leo. A Temmey
Colorado Avenue
Nebraska Avenue
Jens.c. Burns
Burns
Mr. Temmey
Shober
Weather fragment reports cold tonight with notes of wind
Fragmentary weather note mentions a cold night with rising temperatures later and potential wind. Details are unreadable, but the West may be cooler and conditions uncertain.
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Akotar
Khextepace
Eersaay
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