France Refuses Rome Conference on Mussolini’s Territorial Claims
New York dispatch reports France will not allow the Rome conference or any foreign mediator to decide France’s territorial fate with Mussolini. Observers note Mussolini seeks control of the Suez Canal and Djibouti port and possible Tunisia concessions, while Chamberlain’s role is limited.
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Europe
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Babe Ruth Treated For Heart Attack
New York January 11 Babe Ruth baseballs home run king is under treatment at French Hospital for a slight heart attack. He smiles at visitors and says he is fine apart from a check up and possible tests. Ruth notes concern over Col Jacob Ruppert owner of the Yankees.
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Babe Ruth
French Hospital
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Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Robert H. McConnell
Ruth
Tollett Executed After Innocence Claim In Tennessee
Nash vill Tenn January 11 Miller Tollett 26 was executed today for the dynamite deaths of three little girls. He remained calm and maintained his innocence during a final visit with relatives before walking to the electric chair. Delegates from east Tennessee mountain country pressed Governor Browning for intervention as guards kept them from the hotel. The trio of Gouge children Sonia 9 Luena 8 Roma Jean 5 died when the Gouge home was dynamited near Elizabethton. Gouge confessed to shooting Tollett’s brother but was later acquitted.
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Nashville
Tenn
Miller Tollett
Tollett
East Tenessee Mountain
Gordon Browning
Harmon Gouge
Elizabethton
Gouge
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Luena
Roma Jean
Rapid City Loses SCS Offices in Regional Realignment
Rapid City loses the Soil Conservation Service regional HQ as the northern plains region expands to include Nebraska. Lincoln becomes new regional center with Amarillo Fort Worth centers and Salina area office changes. Huron office remains unchanged per project director Ray Graves despite the move.
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Rapid City
Soil Conservation Service
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Pope Nomination Approved by Senate Agriculture Committee
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved today the nomination of James P. Pope, former Idaho senator, to join the TVA board of directors. The panel instructed Senator Thomas to act on the nomination.
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James Pope
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
James P. Pope
Idaho
TVA Board of Directors
Thomas
Oklahoma
Nomination Hearing Sought by Acting Chairman
In the senator's absence, the South Carolina Democrat acting as chairman urged the Senate to confirm the nomination tomorrow. The move signals ongoing party strategy as leadership beds in for the session.
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Smith
South Carolina
Senate
City Briefs Mention Transfers and Sales Glance
Local notes report Roy Janish from McCall Corporation Kansas City moving to Des Moines. Promotions include fur coat sales at Eilers Furriers January Clearance. A newborn son born at a Huron hospital to Francis Ernster and his wife, and a Florida trip update for Mr. and Mrs. Pete Helder. Also, Lillian Collins returns to Minneapolis for dress design studies. A wife in Flint remains in critical condition after a kerosene fire set by her intoxicated husband, Jack Wight.
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Des Moines
Eilers’ Farriers
Francis Ernster
Weasington
Huron Hospital
Pete Helder
First Street
Southwest
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Vancouver
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Minneapolis School of Arts
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Doland
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H. F. Brink
Dwight Hill
Duluth
Everett Butz
Omaha
G. R. McArthur
Mitchell
McArthur
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth McClure
Credit Administrative Offices
Huron
Redfield
Aberdeen
Flint
Mich
Jack Wight
Ann
Thomas W. Wolcott
Funeral Thursday for Mrs Cortin in Miller
Funeral rites will be held Thursday at the Methodist Church for Mrs Gretje Cortin who died Tuesday at Miller hospital where she had been a patient since New Year’s day. Born near Hage East Friesland Germany she immigrated to the United States at 21 and lived in Audubon Indiana before moving to Hand County. She had lived in Miller 43 years and was married to Robert Cortin in 1896 who died last June. Surviving are three children George of Lane Paty Miller and Mrs Elizabeth of Miller two brothers three sisters and four grandchildren. Burial will be in G A Run Cemetery.
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Robert Corrin
George
Lane
Paty Miller
Elizabeth Knew
G. A. Run
Government sues on resettlement loan in federal court
Minneapolis January 11 federal government filed the first suit in the district to recover a Resettlement Administration loan. It seeks $250 loaned to Albert Anderson and son Orval of St Francis Minnesota in April 1936 with repayment due in two installments of $125 each in March 1937 and March 1938 plus five percent interest. The government alleges the Andersons paid only $10 in interest.
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Resettlement Administration
Albert Anderson
Orval
St. Francis
Minn
Andersons
Roosevelt plans Caribbean cruise in February
President Roosevelt has tentatively scheduled a Caribbean cruise starting around February 18. The trip aims to observe part of the combined fleet maneuvers between Cuba and the South American coast and to provide relaxation while the new Congress begins its work.
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Washington
Roosevelt
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Congress
Mooney to Undergo Physical Checkup After Long Imprisonment
San Francisco reports that Thomas J. Mooney, released from San Quentin on a governor pardon, is scheduled to enter a hospital for a thorough physical examination to assess his condition after more than 22 years in prison. The pardon was issued by Gov. Culbert L. Olson.
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San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
San Quentin
Culbert L. Ol+son
Northwest Security Bank Reelects Directors in Falls Meeting
At the annual directors meeting in Falls on January 1 11 Northwest Security National Bank reelected officers and directors. Names include F H Hollister president R M Watson executive vice president H M Hanten John Barton vice presidents P H McDowell vice president and trust officer R M DePuy Brookings M A Brown Chamberlain C A Golden Dell Rapids H E McKee Gregory George C Fellinweider Huron Carl J Odegaard Madison J Virgil Lowe cashier Delmar C Lowe Oliver A Bray Melvin L Orms Adolph Lodmell G Oliver Nordby and Frank D Johnson assistant cashiers. Directors reelected include Barton Brown DePuy Fullinweider Golden Hanten Hollister McDowell McKee Ode gard Watson J Virgil Lowe Henry Carlson D Eliott Harry A Hurd A F Larson Hiram G Ross.
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Sioux
Falls
Northwest
Security, National Bank
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R. M. Watson
H.' M. Hanten
John’ Barton
P. H.'Mcdowell
R. M. DePuy
Brookings
M. A. ‘Brown
HPCA Officers Re-Elected to Lead Credit Group
Edwin Fawcett of Hand County and William H Holdher of Faulk County were re elected to the Huron Production Credit Association board for three year terms. Fawcett remains president Irving Knight is vice president and William H George continues as secretary treasurer Doris Polly is assistant secretary treasurer Ollie Sedgwk and J P Shirk were re elected as loan inspectors The annual meeting in Huron drew 175 farmers from six counties and featured reports from directors and the association supervisor on agriculture credit facilities.
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Huron Production Credit Association
Edwin Fawcett
Hand County
William H. Holdher
Faulk County
Fawcett
Irving Knight
Gann Valley
William H. George
Huron
Doris Polly
Ollie L. Sedgwick
Jerauld
J. P. Shirk
Holeher
Simantel
George
Gene, Denning
Chamber of Commerce
Faulk
Spink
Hand
Beadle
Kingsbury
Buffalo
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Weather Forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Unsettled tonight and Thursday with probable occasional snow and rising temperatures. South Dakota: unsettled tonight and Thursday with occasional snow in the northeast and rising temperatures. Minnesota: mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with local snows and warming. Iowa: cloudy tonight with warmer Thursday.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Jefferson P T A January meeting and events
The Jefferson P T A held its January meeting at the school with LC Paulson presiding in O C Lee’s absence. The program featured the Jefferson orchestra, a P T A Study Group discussion for January 13, and a Founders Day gift of 3 dollars. George G Bell spoke on Patterns in Responsibility and urged parents to guide without boxing in individuality. Birthday Luncheon honors Miss Ramer as co workers gathered at Chicago Northwest Railways offices for cake and gifts. Minnie Sharp and her son George Carlo visited Tulare relatives.
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Paulson
O.C. Lee
Jefferson Orchestra
Duane Smith
Harry Liem
Phyllis Borne
George G. Bell
Mr. Bell J
Ramer
Chicago & North Western Railway
Sarah Ramer
Tulare
Janus
Minnie Sharp
George Carlo
Eagle, Colo
Youll Miss One Answer Great Northern Rail way
The text extols the Great Northern Rail way for supporting railway transport and funding schools through taxes. It notes its role in promoting farming methods suited to local conditions, fighting pests and drought, and establishing new industries like sugar beet factories and canneries to boost income.
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Creat Northern Railway
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
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