Huron Ends Christmas Eve With Community Aid And Cheer
Christmas in Huron is marked by lighted streets and church pageants as residents焦 prepare for the holiday. The Elks lodge and Associated Charities distributed 160 food baskets and toys for about 409 children while local industries pause for the day. Churches hold services and pageants, with midnight masses at St. Martin’s and Grace Episcopal, and a jail meal planned for seven Beadle County inmates.
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Trains Collision Injures Twenty at Lowry Minnesota
Two Soo Line trains collided head on at Lowry Glenwood Minnesota injuring twenty people one seriously Edwin Martin engineer taken to Royal hospital after crash signal light failure caused one train to not take a side track both trains moved slowly between Enderlin North Dakota and Minneapolis St Paul authorities said the incident disrupted rail service.
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Weather notes for Huron area Friday night
Fragments describe rising temperatures in Huron with general South Dakota trends. Tonight to Friday: colder in east central areas, warmer in far western portions, cloudy skies and minor regional changes. Evening delivery timing hints and a local union reference appear in the garbled text.
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Weather and world alerts mix in holiday news
A seasonal mix of weather forecasts and international updates fills the page. Forecasters doubt a White Christmas east of the Mississippi while noting unseasonable warmth in several cities. The state department reports new efforts to deter Japanese military moves in Manchuria and a warning on regional tensions in Asia.
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Pansies In Bloom Highlight Pleasant Christmas Day Weather
Mrs. Jack Reiss in Huron gathers fresh parsley and pansies as mild temperatures persist. Government forecast notes a night drop with Christmas Day mildness. Watertown reports six inches of snow while most cities record light rain and snow accumulations.
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Doctor Acquitted in Reno Murder Case After Court Deliberations
Dr. Carl Pierre Andre, a young West Virginia dentist, was acquitted of the murder of Martha Hutchinson by a Reno jury after about an hour and thirteen minutes of deliberation. The verdict followed days of sensational testimony about a nighttime affair, reckless driving, and an alleged fall from a speeding car.
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Lions Club Christmas Party Draws Over Thousand Youngsters
More than 1,000 children attended the Huron Lions club annual Christmas theatre party today. The Bijou theatre was crowded as a program of comedies delighted the youngsters. Each child received a box of cracker jack after the show. Scouts aided Lions members in crowd control from Bealie and adjacent counties.
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Duluth Group Buys McDougall Terminal Warehouse
In Duluth the McDougall Terminal Warehouse Co built in 1923 at 3 000 000 dollars has been sold to a group of local businessmen. The Northern Trustee a receiver said the Duluth group will take over March 31 with sale terms not announced. The terminal has been in receivership since March 15 1930.
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Chicago Tax Suits Loom In Oy Area Revenues Questioned
Chicago residents face income tax suits over seizure of assets by city authorities. Officials cite state law compliance while plaintiffs challenge the levies as excessive and unlawful. Local officials urge taxpayers to settle disputes promptly to avoid penalties and further litigation.
Borah Leads Move For Reduction In Government Wages
Senator Borah of Idaho pushes drastic budget cuts proposes ten percent salary reductions for federal workers earning over $2000 a year including Congress. He previously refused a $2500 raise and again faced a rise when he returned to the Senate.
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Woman to Represent U S at Geneva Disarmament Conference
President Hoover named Mary Emma Woolley president of Mt Holyoke College as the third woman delegate to the Geneva Disarmament Conference amid praise from the organized women’s movement. Woolley, 68, directs the South Hadley girls school and campaigns for peace while joining a broad national and international effort. Ambassador Dawes will head the delegation with Senator Swanson of Virginia, and more members to be chosen.
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Stone Not Informed Of Wheat Purchase
Washington December 4 The Wheat Board chairman said he had not been party to any negotiations with Germany since last September when 7 5 million bushels were sold on credit A Berlin report claimed a Russo German trade deal would replace cereal Germany planned to buy from the board He noted no further foreign sales were anticipated and no current negotiations were pending
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Salvation Army Supplies Grip at Ft Meade Purchase
Governor Green aided the Rapid City Salvation Army seeking to buy 2 overcoats and 200 blankets from the Army post at Ft Meade. He asked the Seventh Corps commander to approve the sale with Omaha coordinating. Overcoats priced at five cents and blankets at two cents per pound.
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Germany cannot pay reparations say Young Plan panel
The Basel advisory committee on the Young plan asserts Germany is unable to meet unconditional payments next year and calls for broader action to adjust reparations and war debts. Officials warn Congress may block further steps, risking defaults and harm to world credit.
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Germany Reacts Favorably to Basel Young Plan Report
Berlin December 24 The German government welcomed the Basel Young Plan committee report. Chancellor Bruening called the result satisfactory given expectations but not a large minded solution, noting it was less clear cut than the Wiggin statement and that it rejected crystallized views from Parker Gilbert on the Reichs financial policy.
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Path Is Cleared For Hoover Plan
Washington funds move ahead as Secretary Mellon approves Senate committee changes to the half billion reconstruction measure. The banking sub committee advances a related bill to raise 100 million for federal land banks, with Carey’s amendment possible for mortgage extensions. Western independents push new prosperity bond ideas, aiming immediate public works expansion.
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Army Finance Officer Dies In Brooklyn Hotel
Capt. Frank Fulton a 42 year old assistant finance officer at the U S army base in Brooklyn jumped or fell to his death from his quarters on the death floor of the St George Hotel in Brooklyn today. Officers at the base say he had been suffering from a nervous disorder for some time.
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Porto Ricans Seek Dakota Road Map and Life Booklets
A letter from Aguadilla Porto Rico asks the South Dakota highway department for a road map and illustrated descriptive booklets detailing how life is carried on in the state. The request indicates growing interest from Porto Rico residents.
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