Strike Threat Looms In Sioux Falls Coal Yards
A five member coal drivers union committee will meet tonight to vet a threatened strike that could affect coal ice lumber and building material yards. The General Drivers Union Local 749 sanctioned the walkout in a vote last night. Sixty union members across 15 firms are involved.
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Coal Drivers Union
E. G. Holstein
Wald
General Drivers Union
Loal No. 749
Ers
Fiers
Sid Holstein
Life's Like This Comic Sparks Rural Tales and Odd Accidents
A string of humorous and quirky items from across the country. Boomerang mishap near Laurinburg involves a church patrol during a wartime scare. Tobias Meyers family to celebrate Christmas with a large clan and a 151 year spread across generations. Idaho Falls turkey ride accident leaves farmer Fred Daniels with three broken ribs after loose turkeys lift him. Omaha amateur dentist H H Elliott recounts disastrous self fillings with liquid solder, causing jaw issues and tongue numbness.
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Idaho Falls
Waho
Fred Daniels
Daniels
Omaha
H. H. Elliott
Elliott
What It Means! Beatty analyzes Panay crisis and diplomacy
MORGAN M. BEATTY examines the Panay bombing impact on U S policy. The columnist outlines three defenses in play: Japan must avoid further American casualties, secure a reliable ad lia factory guarantee, and demonstrate power over Western nations in the Far East. He notes diplomatic easy apologies but hard guarantees and the pattern of foreign flag incidents.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Waslington
Panay
Far East
Japan
Christmas shopping misfires at antique shop
A narrator recalls shopping with Aunt Sophie for a house gift. They visit an antique shop with a boastful sign and high prices. Aunt Sophie hints the dealer is overcharging, implying much of the furniture is secondhand.
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Sophie
Pricin
South Dakota Republicans Gather for 1938 Campaign Talks
Local party leaders from across South Dakota head to Pierre for a meeting called by state chairman Harlan Bushfield to map plans for the 1938 campaign. Governor Leslie Jensen remains noncommittal, while Karl Mundt and supporters weigh the senatorial nomination as factions convene after a Huron session urged Jensen’s reelection.
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Jensen
Jenstn
Pierra
Washington
Huron
South Dakota
Leslie Jensen
Rovrernor
Mundh
Ivan Johnson
Karl Mundt
Madison
Congress
Mundt
Loyalist Teruel Army Reinforced In Fierce Battle
Franco frontier report says 20 000 more Loyalist troops were sent to Teruel, boosting the force to about 50 000 with orders to capture the city at all costs. Fighting rages as insurgents defend the capital under heavy bombardment and civilians shelter underground amid cut communications.
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Teruel
Hendaye
Radio Advicea
Tun- Hele
TaSegota
Quick Housing Ballot Sparks Haste Toward Adjournment
BULLETIN WASHINGTON Dec 21 The senate passed the probations housing bill today Republican senators signaled quick vote to end the unproductive special session while House recessed two hours as Majority Leader Rayburn said adjournment might come later in the afternoon. He hoped to push the housing measure by 3 p m and send it to conference to wrap up business this session. A hitch loomed as Rankin raised concerns over the banking committee removal of rural small home insurance provisions and promised to press for reinstatement amid conferees.
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House
Rayburn
Congress
Senate
Hep. Rankin
Senate Banking Committee
Rankin
Snell
New York
Military Forces To Honor Ludendorff in Munich Funeral
German military detachments plan to honor Gen Erich Ludendorff tomorrow at Talzing cemetery despite his wish against a ceremony. A motorized army detachment will guard his coffin from his residence at Tutzing to a state ceremony at Munch's Field Marls Hall. The final rites at Tutzing will be held in the closest family circles.
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Ludendorff
Munich
Germany
Erich’ Ludendorff
Talzing
Agid
Tutzing
Munch
Kellogg Eve Of St Paul Birthday Diplomacy
Kellogg notes an eve of events in St Paul with diplomat Frank B. a known figure and birthday milestone referenced as a notable occasion in partial readable text.
Additorium Group Appeals To S D Supreme Court
Charles P Warren, attorney for backers of the Huron municipal auditorium grant proposal, appeals Judge A B Becks ruling ordering a second election. The recount on the second special election will open tomorrow at 9 am in the courthouse with Judge W W Knight presiding. The prior vote approved a 200000 bond and a federal grant of 383698 for construction, but the proposition was defeated in the recount.
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South Dakota Supreme Court
A. B. Beck
Lake Andes
Huron
Municipal Auditorium
Charles P. Warren
Warren
W. W. Knight
Brookings
Beck
M. F. Walt
Santa Banished From Jap Stores
Tokyo reports the home ministry banned Christmas celebrations this year. Santa Claus, once displayed in department stores, is prohibited as Japan seeks to curb festive customs amid anti communist alignment with Germany and Italy.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hollywood in glamour lull Greta Garbo amid shift in stars
Hollywood's top glamour icon Greta Garbo is seen as falling short of the era's glamour standards by director Sam Wood who notes a shift in big names. He cites Carole Lombard Claudette Colbert Mina Loy Norma Shearer Irene Dunne and others as new types replacing yesterday's glamour stars. Wood calls him the Columbus of Hollywood for discovering many talents during 30 years.
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Hollywood
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Sam Wood
Pola Negri
Glorie Swanson
Norma Talmadge
Inte Barbera
la Mart
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Columbus
Carole Lombard
Buddy
Pal” Toe
Mina Loy
Claudette Colbert
Norma Shearer
Irene Dunne
Coast Cities May Be Next Goals Of Nipponese Forces
BBC style report describes Britain and allies debating naval strength in the Far East, with Prime Minister Chamberlain urging action to curb Japan’s war on China. Britain plans possible reinforcement of China squadron, including a new ambassador to China, while fears rise for Hangchow and Taishan coastal cities.
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Archibald Kerr
Baghdad
Far East
Britain
China
Chamberlain
Eden
Knatchhull-Hughemen
Kerr
Bacington
Buenos Aires
Berlin
Shanghai
Nanking
Hangchow
Chekiang Province
Canton
Tsingtao
Shaniung Provinge
Labor Leaders Deny They Got Tribute In Cleveland Case
Four Cleveland labor leaders pleaded innocent today to grand jury indictments charging they took $2150 in a tribute to avoid delays on store remodeling projects. Judge David Ralph Hertz set bond at 15000 forDonald A Campbell, painters' district council president, in three indictments. others bonded at 5000 each. Prosecutors plan to seek a 1000 investigation to curb labor racketeering. Mayor Harold W Burton pledged action to cleanse Cleveland’s construction scene.
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Dec
Common Pleas
David Ralph ‘Hertz
Donald A. Campbell
Painters’ District Council
Ped
Plang
Harold WL. Burton
Ths Construction
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