Death overshadows opening of special session
A chaotic day with Norbeck's death eclipsing the start of a special session as officials in Washington reported public access to farm payment names and amounts, following a Senate push for disclosure. The week's turmoil also touched a train crash in Capetown and a nationwide volunteer search for a lost child near Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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Norbeck
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Senate
Readers discuss radio tastes across towns and programs
A column captures residents from Wessington, Sioux Falls, and Huron sharing radio preferences. opinions favor Boake Carter music programs, organ selections, classical music, old time tunes, and radio plays, with football or fighting broadcasts often desired.
Life's Like This Crime Skims Turkeys and Cars
A messy AP item from Hawkinsville Georgia recounts a thief who stole 30 turkeys from a farm. The pursuit led to a wreck on a highway where the birds were found in a car. The owner recovered all items and returned them. Nearby Santa ColumbiaVille notes an elderly man awaiting Christmas stocking content. In Los Angeles officers’ turkey shoot ends oddly with Mrs Rutherford winning a turkey ham and boxes of candy.
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Associated Press
Hawkinsville
Dee, U
Jesse
Deig
Davis
Los Angeles
Bobby Rutherford
Tyan Johnson
Aging Talk Through A Parade In An Arkansas Town
Bob Burns recollects a 1936 street scene in Kansas as a parade celebrates a centenarian and a very old couple. He notes a 94 year old crediting early life, and a man who appears older due to keeping up his partner’s insurance for forty two years.
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State Parley Here Takes Up 1937 Plan Proposals From Board
South Dakota planners review a long term program for development conservation and welfare at a statewide relief parley. Joint talks with North Dakota focus on James River problems including river diversion dredging and dam construction. Delegates from agencies farms churches educational institutions and labor gathered to craft relief recommendations for 1937 legislation.
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Leslie Jengen
State Planning Board
Jensen
Marvin Hughitt
South Dakota
James River
North Dakota
Planing Board
Huroth
Washington
Sobik Dakota
Peace Parley Nears End With Final Plenary Session
Inter-American peace conference delegates met in Buenos Aires on December 24 to approve 37 measures aimed at strengthening bonds among the American Republics and liberalizing trade. The session quickly approved a dozen projects including a Central American solidarity declaration and resolutions to improve inter-American commerce led by Secretary Cordell Hull and the U S delegation.
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Buenos” ‘Aires
Stata Cordell
Airliner crash in East escapes death for all aboard
PORT PERVIS N Y Dec A Department of Comumesee inspectors combed wreckage of a mountain airliner to determine the cause of a crash Saturday night in which 9 persons miraculously escaped death or serious injury. Dick Merrill a veteran Atlantic flier carried Pan American Eastern Airlines down without loss of life. The storm tossed ship fell in a wooded section near Matsmoras junction of New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania boundary lines narrowly missing a cliff. Merrill was the only one of four taken to a hospital whose injuries kept him there today.
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Dick Merrill
terans-Atlantic
Pan American
Eastern Airlines
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Matsmoras
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Merrill
Rebellion Spreads Toward Nanking Amid Sianfu Crisis
Reports indicate the Sianfu rebellion may have spread to Kans Province as regent Chiang Kai-Shek faces pressure for swift military action. Nanking troops push toward Sianfu within 25 miles, mutinous battalions captured, while Japan voices concern over any settlement harming its interests.
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Meru
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Seit
Shigeru Kawagoe
Shinghai
Japan
Toukka
Siantu
Chang
Chanyi
Court Upholds Arms Embargo Policy
Supreme Court rules President must have latitude in foreign relations but upholds 1934 arms embargo act authorizing Roosevelt to bar munitions sales in the Bolivia Paraguay conflict. Case viewed as guidance ahead of pending neutrality legislation and upcoming congressional action.
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Bolivia
Paraguay
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Governor Berry Named Successor in Turbulent SD Session
South Dakota's special unemployment insurance session unfolds amid a flurry of moves and arrests. Lt. Gov. Peterson faces embezzlement charges as Berry’s succession remains unresolved. The assembly disputes action on unemployment insurance while Fosheim proposals test tax and child labor issues.
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House of Representatives
South Dakota
House
Cook
Minnehaha
Senate
Amsden
Berry
Miltary
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Robert Peterson
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Wrecked Idaho Plane Believed Dead After Search
Salt Lake City dispatch reports one of two airliners missing in northern Idaho is believed dead with its seven occupants. Lieut Byron Cooper quoted as sighting wreckage with wings two feet down on a mountainside. Pilot Jor Livermore and Co Pilot Arthur Ahbad among the crew. Ground party organized to reach the scene.
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Putnam
Byron Cooper
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Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Northwest
St. Paul
Cooper
Beraula
Jor Livermore
Arthur Ahaid
Nemet
Mra
Capital Mourns Norbeck Death Tribute From Berry
South Dakota mourns Senator Peter Norbeck with Governor Berry issuing a tribute praising his service. The Democratic executive and legislature adopted resolutions honoring Norbeck, who died at his Field home yesterday. The houses approved the memorials as relations expressed condolences to Norbeck family.
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Berry
Senate
House
Pierre
Peter Norbeck
Tom Berry
Vieteran Republican-sendter
Redfield
Fer
Narbeck
Peter Noraeck
South Dakota
Tribute recalls Senator Norbeck as foremost agri culture exponent
Aberdeen December 21 Governor Leslie Jensen commented on the death of Senator Peter Norbeck, lauding his long service in Congress. Jensen called Norbeck South Dakota’s outstanding native son and noted the personal loss to him and the state and the nation.
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Norbeck
Aberdeen
Lesie Jensen
Peter Norbeck
Congress
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Dakota
Weather forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with increasing cloud cover. South Dakota region expected to be mostly cloudy with possible rain Tuesday. Temperatures shown uncertain due to garbled text but indicate a cool, unsettled pattern through the period.
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Huron
Elandy
South Dakota
Veteran Politician Buried Near Farm Home in Platte Area
United States Senator Peter Norbeel, 66, died at his Redfield area home from heart disease. He had risen from a local farmer to state governor and U.S. senator, leaving unsettled political questions after his death. Rites set for Redfield with burial near his old Platte County farm.
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Peter Norbeck
Redfield
Veturay
Platte
United States
Peter Norbeel
Weil Willer
La Follette to attend Norbeck funeral in Washington
Delegation including Hildebrandt of Watertown and Knutson of St Cloud will represent the Mouse at the funeral of Senator Norbeck of South Dakota. The death creates political uncertainty as Gov. Berry, Lt Gov Peterson, and others face succession questions amid a bank bond issue and upcoming elections.
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Wye
Harold Knutson
St Cloud
Minn
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Sout Dakota
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Senate
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North Dakota
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South Dakota
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
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Wisconsin
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Mayo Clinic
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Herbert G. Hitchcock
Robert Peterson
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Liberty
First National Bank of
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Job Insurance Bill Introduced In South Dakota
A state job insurance bill, based on a model by the Federal Social Security Board, aims to meet federal requirements. It creates a state benefits system for the unemployed, administered by a three member governor appointed commission with fixed salaries and terms.
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Social Security Board
South ‘Dakota
Aps
Cam Beef
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