Giant U S Built Derby Winner Is Wrecked
The giant American built airliner Univer of Royal Dutch lines crashed ten miles south of Rutha Wells Iraq during a desert thunderstorm. Seven people died including Professor Walch of Batavia University and M Beretti director of Aneta. The cause blamed on lightning. search planes scoured the desert as two Dutch pilots aided the hunt.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Univer
Royal Dutch Air Lines
Rutha Wells
Royal Air Force
England
Melbourne
Amsterdam
Batavia
Java
Professor Walch
Batavia University
M. Beretti
Aneta
Dutch East Indies
M. Kort
O. Beelk
Nds
van Steenbergan
H. A. Walewyn
C. Var Zadebogg
Police Launch Safety Drive
The Huroh police chief Jake Nelson launches a pedestrian safety campaign with Boy Scouts to reduce traffic risks. Tips discourage crossing mid block dodging parked cars jaywalking and walking against traffic while urging care near crossings and when with children.
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Huroh
Jake 3
Nelson
Weather forecast for Huron and Vicinity and South Dakota
Somewhat unsettled tonight and Saturday with a bit warmer temperatures. South Dakota mostly fair then unsettled Saturday with light rain possible in the northwest and somewhat warmer conditions in the central and eastern areas.
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Huron
South Dakota
A Christmas Poem Inspires Local Charity Drive
The Evening Huronie in Willow Lake South Dakota publishes Mrs Arthur Beckwiths Christmas poem urging families to give from love rather than money. Readers are urged to donate via special envelopes to the Salvation Army for toys and treats, with Boy Scouts delivering the envelopes.
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Huron
South Dakota
Arthur Beckwith
Willow Lake
Beckwith
Salvation Army
Jury Deliberates In Insull Trial In Chicago
In a special session Judge Cornelious Harrington hastened the proceedings to fit the holiday shopping period. Prosecutors labeled Martin Insull's action of drawing 344 720 dollars from the Middlewest Utilities treasury as theft while a federal jury previously acquitted his brother and business partner after a short deliberation.
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Insuit
Chicago
Martin Insul
Cornelious J. Harrington
Insull
Middlewest Utilities Company
Treasury
Mail Order Freud Trial Ties to Insull Empire Collapse
Samuel Rector and 17 co-defendants face charges linked to a mail order scheme tied to the collapse of the Insull Utility empire. The case outlines multiple defendants and connections to broader financial misconduct.
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Ceptor
Samuel
Freud
Insull
Ree Heights Masons Install New Officers
Ree Heights Speicial at the regular meeting of Spiers lodge No. 186 A F and A M the following officers were installed for the ensuing year W M J McClane Senior Warden E Fast Master Junior Warden P stalling officer while EWE Godt reyia ed as grand marshall
Roberts to be returned to answer charge in Beadle county
Beadle county expects to return five year felon William B. Roberts who admitted robbing a bank in Indiana. State officials say the warrant is ready for prosecution to clear his record here. The case relates to a courthouse robbery for which Roberts served time in Indiana and was paroled by Governor McNutt.
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William B. Roberts
Beadle County
Asurer
Wason R. Huntley
Indiana State Penitentiary
Ald Roberts
Paul V. McNutt
Sion
Roberts
Huntley Pede
Temmey
Kennedy seeks extra aid for South Dakota relief
Deputy relief administrator M A Kennedy said he would ask the federal relief administration for an additional 400000 dollars to extend the state's relief road through December. He noted the initial 1600000 dollars will fall short and planned to discuss January requests including 2400000 dollars for general and drought relief and six month rural rehabilitation with FERA officials.
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Kennedy
Washington
M. A. Kennedy
South Dakota
Federal Relief Administration
Aubrey Williams
FERA
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Settlement Reached in Threatened Pacific Electric Strike
Settlement of the threatened strike by 1 000 Pacific Electric railway trainmen was announced today by national mediation board chair William Léiser gon. Terms include pay raises of about five cents an hour and an eight hour day. The largest wage increase applies to interurban men, boosting hourly pay from 55 cents to 60 cents starting January 1 and to 83 cents on July 1.
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Los Angeles
Pacific
William, Léisergon
National Mediation’ Board
New Power Program Aims To Slash Nation's Electricity Bill In Half
The Roosevelt power program seeks a 50 percent cut in U.S. electricity bills as a long term goal. Frank McNinch, head of the federal power commission, says rates remain excessive in larger cities while public works loans may finance municipal plants to lower costs. He notes Canada shows what is possible but cautions U.S. consumer costs won’t drop to Canadian levels soon.
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Washington
Frank R McWinch
Federal Power Commission
Ickes
New York
Mc Ninch
N.Y
Fiorello la Guardia
Columbus
Ohio
McNinch
Canada
Quintuplet Voices Carried Over Air in Canada
The Dionne quintuplets were heard on a radio recording in Canada as plans for a live nursery broadcast were halted. Dr. Dafoe objected to microphones near the babies, so the audible release came via an earlier electrical recording with nurses speaking in French and English.
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Callander
Dionne Quintuplets
Canadian Radio. Broadcasting Commission
Am. International
Allin Roy Dafse
Commission
Columbia
Canada
Dafoe
All Enjoy Party but Santa Claus in Saratoga
A Santa misadventure at a Rebekah Jedge Christmas party ends with Santa's breeches tearing as he enters the hall. Judge Martin B. Cain facilitates a quick rescue as the audience laughs and cheers.
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Santa Claus
Saratoga
Cal
Rebekah Jedge
Santa
Martin B. Cain
Minstrel Night Returns Tonight At Elks Hall
A second and final performance of The Haren Elks Minstrel raises funds for the lodge charity to give Christmas baskets. More than 500 attended the opening show with strong audience praise for the Floradora Sextet and other acts. Curtain at 8 20 p m. 13 minute orchestra concert follows. new jokes and extra numbers promised tonight.
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Haren Elks
Elks Hall
J S. Colton
Colton
Tha
Blake F. Patton
Otheir
Clifford Dexter
Harry ‘Carlson
J. Nordness
Frank Kent
Huron College Floradora
Sara Brown
LeRoy Stahl
Olson and
Peterson
Patsy Dovms
Phyllis Busse
Loftus H Ward
AFL of L Proposes Wage Restoration Bill
Washington Dec. 21 A bill to restore full government pay to Jan 1 was proposed by the American Federation of Labor wage restoration committee The pay cut of 15 percent implemented after Roosevelts rise was partially restored months ago The remaining one third restoration was hinted for July 1 by President Roosevelt
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Washington
Weu
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Judy
Postponement and inner clashes in Roosevelt aides
Washington reports a lack of cohesion within the New Deal circle as Roosevelt cancels a radio talk amid cabinet tensions. Ambitions and personal aims, not principle, fuel friction. some officers threaten to retire and reassignments may trim agencies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Les
Intel
White House
Increase In American Fortifications In Pacific Regarded As Certain
Tokyo reports say breakdown of tri power naval talks follows Hirohito signing anti Washington treaties. Japanese papers blame American obstinacy and warn of no turning back toward naval stability established by the Washington and London treaties.
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Pacific
Nippon
Tokyo
Hirohito
Washington
Japan
London
State Department
Great Britain
Chugai Shogui
America
United “States
Wichi
Nichi
Navalr
United States
Britain
Call For Bids On Post Office Job Sealed
Sealed bids for an extension on the Huron post office will be opened in Washington on January 22, 1935. Postmaster E. E. Bruemmer was notified. Plans and specifications may be obtained by writing W. S. Reynolds, Assistant Director of Procurement, Public Works Branch, Treasury Department, Washington D. C. Contractors may view copies at the Huron post office.
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Huron
Washington
E Bruemmer
W. 5
Reynolds
Publics Works
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
Bruemmer
Huron Post Office
Sing Carols Tonight by M.E. Upworth League
The M E Upworth League invites participation to sing Christmas carols tonight. Children are asked to place candies in the windows for the event as excitement builds for the holiday performance.
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Upworth League
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Stret
Bethlehem Town
Ree Heights
W.B. Roberts
Emperor
Federal Power! Commission
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Dade Mall
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