Threatening Peace as Nations Fret Over Broadcast War
A columnist compares international tension to two fighting boys. Nations use propaganda broadcast by Britain Italy Germany and Russia to influence others and disrupt borders. The piece warns a covert war in the air could spill into a bloody world rather than a mere squabble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Broadcasting Co
Italy
Europe
House of Commons
Britain
Near East
Mediterranean
South America
North America
United States
Russia
Tung and Soy in a Changing Global Supply Chain
A fragmented column contrasts Manchuria soy beans and tung oil with U S production plans. It notes rising tung tree plantations, a single company acquiring 120000 acres, and Japan's search for oil via coal distillation in Manchukuo. The piece wryly reflects on specialization and lost versatile craftsmanship amid modern complexity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
United States
Manchukuo
China
Japan
Kruppsi
Autobiography of a Car Expert Described in Fragments
An elderly narrator recalls a man who was his own mechanic because few mechanics could truly understand early cars. He notes how primitive early cars were and contrasts that with modern automobiles which contain about 35,000 parts in a typical four door sedan. The expert reflects on how much life has evolved since those days.
Baronets and Baloney New Citizens' Society forms in China
The piece notes a rise in anti-Japanese sentiment in parts of China under occupation. It cites Korea's seizure, Kiao-chow and Shantung tensions, 1932 Shanghai violence, and Manchuria grabs as fuel. The Hsin Min Hui Society will promote propaganda against anti-Japanese feeling. It mocks Hollywoods pearl blond trend and wonders what comes next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Manchuria
China
Nanking
Hsin Min Hui
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers
Editorial note from the lacdext fil collection describes daily selections of editorials from American newspapers. It notes access during office hours for private study and reference, with copies kept in the library News Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Mour
Erent Floranite
Litvinov Threatened as Stalin Purge Expands
Russian envoy Max Litvinov travels from Brussels as eight Soviet officials including Leo Karakhan are executed or missing. Reports say confessions were coerced and many veterans of the revolution vanish, while Bukharin, Rykov, and Kamenev are among the missing amid purges led by Stalin. An American reader notes liberals who consort with communists are allied with murderers.
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Max Litvinov
Chicago Tribune
Brussels
Japan
China
Litvinov
I Ig
Leo M. Karakhan
Ambassado
Turkey
Litwinov
Russia
Stalin
Kilroy
Bukharin
Rykov
Soviet Union
Lenin
Kamenev
Zinoviev
Piatokov
Ald Bolos
Trotzky
Sergei Sedov
Secret Police
Mexico
Stalinland
Goodbye to Don Marquix the hilarious Chicago writer
Elizabethan born writer Don Marquix, famed for his Central Prairies wit and columns in The Sun and The Tribune, dies after a long wait. Archy and mehitadel are recalled as signature companions in his quirky life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Don Marquix
Walnut
Bureau County
Central
Prairies
Mornard
Ben Jonson
Will Shakespeare
Ben
Thore
Sun
the Tribune
Broadway
Hollywood
Den
Bass
Archy
Mehitadel
Don Himsell
Nash
Jonah
John Smith
Old Age Pensions Strain South Dakota and Nearby States
Old age pension data shows one in three South Dakota residents over 65 draw benefits, with November checks totaling 12,682 and annual payments near 2.78 million dollars. State and federal shares split funding. officials led by social security commissioner Mr. Kays report progress and delays due to Washington approvals. Colorado raises monthly pension to 45, a strain on state finances. other states face funding shortfalls impacting institutions and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket News
South Dakota
FIA
Federal Sovernaent
Kays
Kaye
Washington
Lorada'la
Colorado
Accura
Daxistant Arant
Diary excerpt reflects weather, farm life, and family thoughts
An informal Central South Dakota diary notes a storm moving in by supper, chores shared with a sick child, and reflections on gender roles and work. It recalls a neighbor’s visit, distant relatives eager for spring, and memory of a grandmother planting lilac after a son’s death in Chateau Thierry.
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David
Joe
Dalcott Prairies
Chateau
Thierry
Ten Years Ago In Huron Personal Notes
Ten years ago in Huron the column recalls Florence Fisch visiting Minneapolis teachers in city schools and Evelyn Bouman at Mankato Commercial College. Mentions rapid transit to Lincoln University and Osteopathy students, a musical New Year event hosted by Gottfried Stoland and Mrs Knabe, and a remarriage announcement for Miss Glyn Smith to Walter Hogan in Minneapolis. Also notes Buck Brothers telegram and New Year greetings from Arkansas while reporting travel to Scotland and Scotland-bound students after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Florence Fisch
Minneapolis
Evelyn Bouman
Mankato
Misn
Mankato Commercial College
Krethan Tamphere
Rapid City
Huron
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Laurence Betty
Fred Richards
Kansas City
Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Gottfried Stoland
Wyoming Avenue
Stoland
Hellen Garde
Inex Tooman
Max Royhl
Knabe
Glyn Smith
W. C. Smith
Brown
Sioux Falls
Walter Hogan
Hogen
Jahe
Sioux"Fall
Smith Jew Ferry
Felds
Bud Walker
Merle Buck
E. Buck
Buck Brothers
Merle
Walker
Walker Diane
Fort
Enith
Renda
Arkansas
O. K
Imountaina
Hove
Mallon continues bid to unite farm, labor against budget
Amid Washington maneuvering, sources say Farm and Labor groups, backing by the White House, push for a unified drive to pass the wage hour bill and curb spending. President balances budget with limited relief, while Russia and Stalin’s purges show regional shifts. Prominent taxpayers listed in a chapter attributed to Ickes and Jackson surface amid broader Democratic power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Jack Garner
Mr. G
Treasury
White House
Capid Hill
Chanse I
Bonilla School Back After Holiday Resume
Bonilla students return to school on Monday after the Christmas holidays. Staff resume duties and prepare to welcome pupils, as the community notes a smooth reopening following the break.
Egypts Future Queen crossword clue rush
A scrambled crossword style clue set about Egypts future queen and various downs across monarchy, writers mark, prophets and places. The puzzle includes references to kings, poets, and monarchs with multiple numeric and letter hints.
Political motives in attacking monopoly in the New Deal era
The article discusses why politicians might push anti monopoly actions amid a business recession. It cites monopoly as a rallying issue for parties, Hoover's push to embed competition in policy, and the potential political gains in 1928 and 1936 elections. It highlights Robert H. Jackson and current antitrust efforts, including suits against major corporations and calls for a public教育campaign and possible congressional investigations led by Ferdinand Pecora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Beatty
Fenure
Washington
New Deal
Jess
Herbert Hoover
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Lartyer
Robert H. Jackson
Jamesown
N.Y. Bay
Espinal
Warrison
Andrew Mellon
Board of Tax Appeal
Electric Bond and Share Company
Helding Company
Wel
Bob Jackson
Aluminum Company of America
Severallis Mid-Western Oil
Bix
White House
Congress
Ferdinand Pecora
Wall Street
Senate
Jackson
ICC Reports On Rail Problems
The Interstate Commerce Commission in a January report says price increases alone won’t fix rail carriers. It urges balanced operating economics, notes $135 million yearly wage‑driven cost rises, and advocates allowing a fair return under normal conditions. It renews a recommendation to bring interstate air transport under ICC jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Ananda
Allan
Commission
Pierre visitors and holiday gatherings report
Special news from Pierre notes Ming Lois Poole visiting her sister in Pierre during the holidays. Mr and Mrs Leon Howard spent New Year’s day at Franklin Hyde’s home. Mr and Mrs Harry Glaus hosted a dinner party Friday night for friends in Pierre.
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Visifor Blunt
Ming
Lois Poole
Earl Long~ Land
Pierre
Pierre Blunt
Leon Howard
Franklin Hyde
Harry Glaus
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R. Wood
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R. Jo Reynolds
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Spain
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ICC
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