Truce in Cixapei to remove women and children
In Shanghai and Chapel Woosung fronts, a four hour truce was arranged by Father Jacquinot to permit foreigners and noncombatants to evacuate. Thirty foreigners with white flags will escort women and children and the wounded from Chapel. US Marines reinforced settlement defenses as renewed hostilities loomed, while Japanese bombers struck near the international settlement.
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Morris J. Harris
Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Chapel-Woosung
Chapei
No Man's Land
Father Jecquinot
Saint Francis Xavier's College
Verdun
International Settlement
United States
1St Infantry
Woosung Creek
Woosung
Hun Jao
Led
Shimedi
United States Marine Headquarters
Admiral Tayloe
United States Asiatic To Bee
Cabinet Approves Wheat Quota Plan in Britain
London reports cabinet approval of a wheat quota scheme requiring 15 percent British wheat in all flour. It guarantees 45 shillings per quarter for growers, with critics saying the policy would cost about $17,000,000 yearly and raise bread prices. In Torrington Wyoming, the 182 budget declares no city taxes will be levied, funding operations from light and water system revenues.
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London
Newspepers
United Kingdom
Shell
Free Trade Papers
Torrington
Wyo
Weather forecast brief for the area
The forecast calls for mostly calm conditions tonight and Friday with colder air moving in. South winds rise and drop, bringing near freezings and a potential frost advisory in the low-lying areas.
Cheery Prospects Face Delegate of Labor Organization
New York February 11. Anthony Romeo, held in connection with a homicide, explains the fate of the longshoreman's union delegate he succeeded. He says the prior delegate was shot and killed and predicts a similar outcome for himself as police order him held without bail for a homicide hearing.
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New York
Longshoreman
Anthony Romeo
Romeo
Lincoln Day Dinner Seeks Hoover Opposition Leaders
Arrangements for a 300 person Lincoln day dinner in Mitchell at Hotel Marvin Hughitt are announced by H C Shober acting secretary of the Lincoln Republican league. Allan Bogue of Parker will lead talks on Abraham Lincoln and Henry Mundt will discuss Power. Delegates pledged to oppose Hoover at the national convention are sought.
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H.C. Shober
Lincoln Republican League
Hoover
Allan Bogue
Parker
Shober
Bogue
Abraham Lincoln
Henry C. Mundt
Minnehaha County
Power
Marvin Hughitt
Gethering
W. A. Ronald
The
Mitchell Republican
Ford to unveil eight cylinder and four cylinder cars
Ford confirms plans for a new line of cars with an adaptable chassis allowing four or eight cylinder engines. Production begins this month with first public showing in March. The line reportedly includes ten models and aims at lower prices, signaling industry impact.
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Ford
Detroit
Miles Ford Tolay
Hern
Feminine Rule ushers women into Arkansas village leadership
In Mount Ida Arkansas Eva McLane was elected mayor with six women chosen for town roles. Citizens cheered the women led effort as cleanup began. The mayor appointed town officials including street commissioners and works to improve fire defense. An arrest for drunkenness had been recorded under the women mayor.
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Arkansas
Mount Ida
Ark
Ama
Eva McLane
al- Germet
Disarmament Proposed as Security at World Conference
Genava Feb 11 Soviet foreign minister Maxim Litvinoff urged total universal disarmament as the sole sure path to peace, warning of a coming world war unless arms were reduced. He presented a second plan for progressive disarmament and rejected an international police force, arguing guarantees for weaker nations require proportional cuts. His remarks drew cheers despite new limits on applause as delegates considered his proposals.
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Maxim Litvinoff
P. J. Lipsey, Jr
Geneva
Soviet
Russia
M. Litvinoff
League of Nations
Litvinoi
Soviet Union
Navy
Mills Secures As Head Of Treasury
Washington February 11 The Senate confirmed Ogie L Mills as secretary of the treasury. He will wait three days before taking office. The president’s nominee Arthur A Ballantine was confirmed as under secretary. Charges against Mallon were dropped and he proceeds to London as ambassador. Representative Wright Patman of Texas...
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Washington
Ogie L. Mills
Andrew W. Mellon
Mills
Senate Az
the Treasury
The
Treasury
London
Norris
Nebrasks
Senate
Long
Louisiana
Arthur A Ballantine
Mills’ Place
Mallon
Hoover
Wright Patnun
Texes
Indian land liquor law strengthened by federal action
A Washington dispatch reports a decision to tighten enforcement of liquor laws on Indian reservations. The measure targets seizures of illicit alcohol and related supplies, allowing limited use only where not facilitating illegal activity. Officials say the policy aims to curb violations while respecting tribal authority.
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Washington
Prepare For Good Times, Is Advised
BROOKINGS Feb 11 Back to business and avoid debt to be ready for better times. Duncan Marshall Canadian agricultural authority spoke at the firm and home week meeting at State College urging farmers to specialize in their preferred farming type and excel in good and bad times. He warned against rotating among hogs sheep poultry and dairy cattle, saying few succeed. He urged farm men and women to help remove a inferiority complex by taking pride in their occupation.
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Brookings
Dooble
Duncan Marshall
Crnadian Agricultural Authority
State College
Toy Marshall
Colder Weather Moves In Across Midwest and Huron
Forecaster M. E. Blystone warned of a sharp temperature drop with much colder weather for tonight and Friday. In Huron, temperatures fell from 30s to single digits with a strong wind and light snowfall. Kansas City reports colder conditions in the Midwest with rain possible and high winds across Texas to Louisiana.
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M. £. Blystone
LU Atl
Big
Midwest
Kansas City
Texas
New Mexico
Louisiana
Ouachita River
Washington News Of The Move Sees Volume Rise
A brief Washington update notes nineteen lerves added to the volume as details of the move unfold.
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Washington News
Seed Loan Blanks to Reach South Dakota in 10 Days
Sioux Falls reports quote Senator Norbeck saying Secretary Hyde approved seed grain loan regulation. Printed blanks will reach South Dakota farms in about ten days. Loans would be up to 402 dollars per application and handled from a local South Dakota office. The telegram also notes inflation plans to aid debt payments, with focus on proper medium and safeguarding against unsafe securities. Some farmers lack security for livestock feed loans, and blanks are in short supply though a large shipment is on the way. Representative Williamson of Rapid City proposes a reconstricts corporation act committee to speed loans if effective, following a conference with General Dawes.
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Sioux Falls
Associated Press
Prior Norbéck
Washington
Hyde
South Dakota
Grand Forks
Norbeck
Senate Banking Committee
South Dakotan
Joan
Representative Williamson
Rapid City
Williamson
Charles G. Dawes
Sicim
Federal
Lyman Courty
C. J.borum
Brookings
Agricultural Statistican
Madison
Laka County
Minnehsha County
Red Cross
P T A Managers In Session Here In Dakota
The 1934 South Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers will meet in Huron on October 20 and 21 with Mrs Earl Robinson of Mitchell named convention program chairman. Mrs Alvin Waggoner of Philip, state president, presided as the board met at Hotel Marvin Hughitt to plan delegates and future national P T A activities.
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South Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers
Huron
South' Dakota
natHeral P. T. A
Minneapol
Memhbers
P.T. A
Chile
Ducking Wife Called Cruelty Brings Alimony Case
Chicago report notes a case where a husband faces cruelty allegations and the court awards alimony. The shorthand entry cites February proceedings and mentions Matha and Paul as involved parties in a domestic dispute over alleged abuse and financial support.
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Chicago
Matha
Pauls
Yankton Urges Gov Green Call Legislature Now
Yankton businessmen and farmers voted unanimously to urge Governor Green to convene an immediate special session to address the livestock feed emergency. The meeting also backed a Red Cross fund to aid farmers until federal loans or state aid arrive, praising Red Cross efforts and criticizing the governor’s refusal to call a session.
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Yankton
Yankton County
M. M. Bennett
Warren E. Green
Red Cross
Green
Seasion
Bennett
Joseph Vinafield
Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Robinson
Green Of To Attend Farm Home Week
Pierre February 1 Governor Green left for bookings last night to attend a farm and home week program and a conference on prevention of profiteering in feed and seed. He planned to confer on seed and feed prices with Dean Larsen of State College and George P Sexauer of Brookings, a state committee member seeking maintenance of fair prices.
Gitchell Plans Charity Drive Response to Gov Call
Mayor Gitchell asserts Huron Beadle county efforts meet Governor Warren Grown request for a day’s pay for charity. Funds bolster Associated Charities relief, with initial payment just over 260. Donations gathered from county officials, teachers, and city payrolls continue through Huron post office. The Beadle county drive is led by Commissioner Fusnie Matzke with rural appeal already underway.
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E. T. Gitchell
Warren Grown
Huron
Beadle County
Jess
Warren Green Ise
Proare
Associated Charities
Gitchell
Cs Gve
Red Cross
Mitchell
B. M. Beach
Charitahis
Young
Court House
H. T. Hurley
Huros
Fusnie Matzke
Bis
Porcom
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Cixapei
Chapel
International Spitiement
Flevsing Warnlie Retivery Service
Lincoln
Rogue
Anti-Hoover
ST. Paul ST. Paul
Ford Motor Company
Focal
Maveat C
Cigee
Lyman County
Pierre
Statehouse
Lauritz Miller
State Feed Fund
Capitol
Rapid -City
Green‘s
tSovtes
Eld
Ely
Drive
Norman Brandish
Northwestern University
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