City Briefs Highlight Area Residents and Holiday Travel
Mrs. Howard L. Foster of Huron remains seriously ill in a Duluth hospital since late October and convalesces at 1517 Tower Ave Superior Wis. Mr. Foster, once a J J Newberry assistant manager in Huron, was moved to Duluth last June and to Superior in September. T H Joeckel and two children Barbara Ann and David Brian travel to St Louis to visit Mrs Joeckel's parents with Quincey Dennis of Aberdeen, returning after the holidays. Mr and Mrs Leonard B Hauge of Chicago to visit in Dimock and with Mrs Hauge's parents E Win tle. Mrs Frank G Forsberg returns from Rochester after four weeks post operation. Mrs Fred Knapp visits from Worthington Minn. Baddeley of Watertown visits En route from Ft Pierre after funeral of his father. Kiel Bros. Inc. adv and Gain ties ad appear in the notices.
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Howard L. Foster
Huron
Duluth
T. H. Joeckel
Barbara Ann
David Brian
St. Louis
Leonard B. Hauge
Sally Lou
Chicago
Hauge
E. Wintle
Dimock
Kiel Bros. Inc
M. V. Avery
St. Cloud
Minn
Zurbingen
Frank G. Forsberg
Rochester
E. W. Feige
Fred Knapp
Worthington
Harry Liem W
HL. Baddeley
Watertown
BE. J. Plummer
Ft Pierre
Farm Crops Value Greater This Year
Farm crop values rose to 4.78 billion dollars from 4.12 billion last year and 2.08 billion in 1922. The harvest area reached about 288.6 million acres, up from 929.1 million last year and 359.5 million two years ago, reflecting effects of the agricultural adjustment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee Way
Department of Agriculture
Woman’s Yawning Believed Ended
Mrs Harold McKee had a long yawning spell forcing sedatives for sleep over eight days. Last night the yawn appeared natural and doctors think she is recovering. Dr H L Pettit said she may leave the hospital today or tomorrow barring a relapse after a minor earlier attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Dee
Harold McKee
H. L. Pettit
Martin Insull Testifies In Defense At Trial
In Chicago on December 19 Martin Insull took the stand in his own defense in a criminal case over 344720 dollars from Middle West Utilities funds used to buy stocks. The state contends the act was embezzlement and pressed to prove motive was personal gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Insull
Chicago
Insull
Middle West Utilities
Clothing drive seeks donor coupons for American Legion
A call to donate usable garments to the needy in Hu Tom asks residents to fill a clothing coupon and mail to W. C. Welter, chairman of the American Legion clothing committee. A Tar gionnsire will call for the items and distribute them to those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. CG. Welter
American Legion
Public news becomes property after publication ruling
Federal Judge John Cy Bowen ruled that news becomes public property after publication, dismissing a temporary restraining order against KVOS of Bellingham. The decision held radio use of AP and local items does not pirate AP versus another news service, aligning with a Sioux Falls ruling granting 24 hour value to news.
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Seatile
Dev
John Cy Bowen
Associated Press
KVOS
Bellingham
Wash
Bowen
International News Service
Sioux Falls
Coordinating Group Plans Another Meet
The South Dakota coordinating committee of emergency heads plans a second meeting across the state. Guy H. Harvey says Roosevelt’s motive was to unite groups for economic recovery and clearer understanding of each organization’s role. Further discussions will clarify recovery efforts.
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Vee. W.—Org
South Dakota Coordinating Committee
Roosevelt
Guy H. Harvey
National Emergency Council
Harvey
Woman Hanged For Poisoning Husband At Bull Prison
Mrs. Ethel Lille Major a 42 year old mother of two was hanged today at Bull prison becoming the first woman executed in England in eight years. Despite appeals to the king and queen including from Lord Mayor Stark of Hull the clemency pleas failed and a crowd of about three hundred gathered outside the prison as she went to the gallows.
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Aull
Eng
Ethel Lille Major
Bull Prison
England
Mayor Stark
Hull
Buckingham Palace
Jury Recommends Clemency as Mrs Major Faces Arrest
The jury convicting Mrs Major urged clemency while she was arrested during her husband’s funeral service after an anonymous letter to authorities accused her. The Home Secretary’s office gave a curt denial, saying the decision was already known.
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Queen
Home Secretary
Major
Worrall Reelected Beadle County Farmers Union Leader
Charles Worrall of Clifton township was reelected president of the Beadle County Farmers Union. Iver Benson was named vice-president and Albert Weir elected secretary-treasurer. Ed Healey was appointed chairman of a special committee at the annual meeting.
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Charles Worrall
Clifton Township
Beadle County
Union Iver
Benson
Albert ‘Weir
Ed Healey
Balance Of Power Plan Is Revived
Balance of power ideas resurface as France and the Soviet Union reportedly discuss military understating and Red Army access in case of a German attack. Analysts note echoes of 1914 with prewar alignments, exile politics, and rising fascist influence shaping Europe and Asia amid Soviet maneuvers.
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Melvin Coleman
Associated Press Star
Atlantic
France
Soviet Union
Red Army
Germany
Russia
Leon Archimbaud
Chamber of Deputies
Poland-Germany rapprochement shapes early 1930s policy
The text notes a Hitler era move with Poland that created a portentous development. Louis Barthou, France's foreign minister, rushed to Warsaw amid Polands strategic role in the ring of isolation. He then moved through Bucharest, Paris, Belgrade, and visited Yugoslavia before assassination in Marseille. The Polish German rapprochement influenced France and the Soviet Union to view shared interests, contributing to the announced understanding.
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Germany
Poland
Louis - Barthous
France
Ond
Warsaw
Hitler
Bucharest
Phara
Belgrade
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Marselle
Soviet Union
Woman Named to Civil Service District Manager Role
The Civil Service Commission appointed Miss Rena B. Smith as district manager for the eighth district at St Paul the first woman to hold the post. She will oversee all civil service matters in Minnesota and neighboring states. Previously assistant district manager in Boston, she has 20 years with the commission. The note also covers a Band concert in St Lawrence with Roy Darling directing and Gene Kingden from Huron as soloist.
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Washington
Dec
Their Service Commission
Rena‘b. Smith
St Paul
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Towa
C. C. Everett
Boston
Commission
St, Lawrence
Roy Darling
Gene Kingden
Huron
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Osborn
Hauptman
Bruno Hauptmann
Flemington
N. J
New York
Worrall
Farm Union
Sarajevo
Marseille
Europe
Great Britain
Britain
Rhine
Kingdom of
Haly
Rome
Austria
Bionibabenil
Vienma
Dollfuss
Asia
Manchoukuan
Dapen
Moscow
Far East
Whitman
Baby Brownie
Krank
Palmer’s
Vac-Moore
Mennen
Wiliams
Palmer
Vantine
LaPalma
van Dycks
Sherman
Moe
Elks Hall
Elks
Orchestra
Horner
Phoenix
Calmenson
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