Italy Hints May Withdraw From Naval Pact Talks
Italy signals possible withdrawal from the five power naval conference if its demand for naval equity is not met. French premier Andre Tardieu and Dino Grandi pursue direct talks with Mussonini allies as American British and Japanese delegates seek a path to broaden agreement. The outcome may shape a comprehensive plan for naval limitation in the Mediterranean and Atlantic regions.
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Ryeon Price
Associated Press
London
Prance
Italy
Cary
Andre Tardieu
Paris
Dino ‘Grandi
Trastan
Mussolini
Otter
Morag
Waval Nowers
Stimson
MacDonal
Russia
Germany
France
Nersely
Mediterranean
Commoner's Essays Read At Funeral
In Los Angeles on January 25 1944 Mrs Mary Baird Bryan lay in state before private funeral services. Relatives and friends gathered at the Little Church of the Sowers in Glendale to hear a reading of her late husband’s words on immortality. The ashes were to be sent to Arlington National Cemetery beside William Scallings Bevan for burial.
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X.O
Hill Scion Faces Another Legal Problem
ST PAUL MIN Jan 85 AM Walter J Ell of Avinston Mont heir to James Hill railroad builder of St Paul faces a $100000 alienation of affections suit in county district court Paul Hoffmen claims Ell induced and enticed Mrs Hoffmen to desert her husband in 1925 1926 Hoffmen says Ell humiliated and distressed him and his wife Frnak Drull St Paul attorney declines to reveal Hoffman whereabouts or identity to avoid embarrassment
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ST. Paul
Minn
Walter J. E11
Avingston
Mont
James 3. Hill
Hill
Ju. M. Hoffmen
Hoffman
Frank Drnll
Hik
Hoffmans
Bolivian Note Hints Trouble Over Chaco Boreal Dispute
The Paraguayan legation reported a Bolivian army communication ordering a general offensive against Paraguay. The message, signed by General Hans Kumuls, referenced a patrol named Trugillo and a January 16 engagement at Isiq Pol, heightening tensions in the Chaco Boreal dispute. Private Fernandez is said to be the Bolivian soldier killed.
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Washington
Paraguayan
Legation
Lere
State Department
Devdersbal Ag
Paraguay
Lhe
Chaco
Trugillo
Fernandezial
Paraguayan Legation
Hans Kumuls
Pablo M. Yustrans
Trugilio
Isiq Pol
Chaco Boyeal
Fernandez
Annulment of Dr Kunz and Opal Kane Ends Marriage
New York June 25. The marriage of Dr George Frederick Kunz, 73, vice president of Tiffany and Co, and Mrs Opal Gro arson Kane, 30, was annulled with complete amity. The former Mrs Kunz will remain in the doctor’s Riverside Drive home and continues as his house manager and family chauffeur. She said they remain friends and expect to live apart for the rest of their lives while she pursues aviation interests. The couple wed years ago in Parsons, and Mrs Rubinson is a St Louis native, Wellesley graduate, and a noted gem expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Frederick Kunz
Th- Fany and Company
Opal Groarson Kane
Riverside Drive
Dr. Kunz
Sam
Kurz
Tarcytown
Edward F.ruberson
St. Louis
Wags
Wellesley
Kyung
Peere
Weather update hints at unsettled, warmer weekend
Fragmentary report notes possible snow and unsettled conditions with warmer Sunday in the region. Mentions South Dakota and Friday night into Saturday as part of the unsettled spell, with a trend toward milder daytime temperatures under variable skies.
Fish Commission Outlines Broad Program For 30
Pierre Jan 25 F South Dakota game and fish commission outlined a broad program designed to perpetuate free hunting and increase recreation facilities. The meeting ended late last night with license fee increases seen as the most practical way to raise funds. O H Johnson urged a more extensive statewide program and public sentiment favored higher licenses if funds support recreation. The commission authorized a pheasant diet report, water territory studies, and wildlife refuges at Cantos and Bowie, plus a concrete dam at Covel Lake. Minor hatchery improvements and equipment purchases were approved. Fred Hildebrandt and Charles Boreson were named chair and vice chair.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Game and Fish Commission
Breader
O. H. Johnson
Commission
H. C.’Severn
Cnllege
Slater
Kam
Perka Uliet
Gaimo
Cantos
Lincoln County
Bowiein
Walworth County
Covel Lake
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
R. GL
Ripple
Les Commission
Tia
Watertown
Pickerel Lake
Ordecu
Fred Hildebrandt
Charles Boreson
Tdea
Rael
Ed Chamngu
Chairiman
Arrest of 15 Upends Racket Ring Tied to Grocery thefts
NETROIT Jan 25 With 15 men arrested police say they busted a racket ring that stole more than 3100,000 in merchandise from a chain grocery system in De pratt over two years. Lieut. William H. Tubby reported that about 28 more suspects may be gathered and that many arrested were traders, warehouse workers, clerks, and store managers linked to the stores involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polles
Depratt
Ring Ia
Sane
William H. Tubby
Ting
Tradkuen
Nisland Daily Show Closes With Dinner Banquet
The Nisland Daily Show ended with a banquet today in Nisland. Attendees included Frank D. Krichs state secretary of agriculture D B Pratt manager of Bele Fourche Sugar company Prof G Hleebink from South Dakota State Heritage Brookings and other farmers. The event announced test results and progress from two weeks of activity.
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Nisland
Boa
Swithh
Woot
Quet
Frankt D. Krichs
Lok Agriculture
D.B. Pratt
Bele Fourche Sugar Company
G.hlee
65 Per Cent of Huron College Students Work
A college survey shows 65 percent of Huron College students are employed by year end. About 80 percent of men hold steady jobs, many on campus, earning from 19 to 75 dollars monthly. some reach 30 to 40 dollars. Women also show 50 percent steady work, with clerks and stenographers earning up to 50 dollars a month. Private homes provide higher wages for evening or weekend work. The college runs a central employment office and a bureau serving students and citizens.
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Huron College
Ove
Oda
Ite
Huron
Only Woman to Be Senator Dies in Georgia
Mrs. Re decen Felton, the first and only woman to hold a Georgia seat in the U.S. Senate, died from bronchial pneumonia after a brief illness. The longtime temperance advocate and political figure from Cartersville, aged 84, served a 22 hour Senate stint in 1922 and remained active in public life, supporting Hardwick and Watson while leading a simple farm life. Her death ends a pioneering career in Georgia politics and temperance work.
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A. Jans
Felton
Senate
Sue
Atlanta
Cartersville
Georgia Training School
Thomas Hardwick
Hardwick
Tom Watson
W. H. Felton
Congress
Grand
Old Lady of Georgia
Alfred E.smilth
Georgia
WI GT. U
Play Day Planned for Women's Meeting in Denver
Denver reports a biannual convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs with open air receptions and a Play Day on June 11 featuring performances, debates, and discussions. 10,600 club women expected to attend, including Wrighty and Arles in programs and autos over the mountain.
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Denver
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Apera
Ithe
Wrighty Wapera
Arles
Chicago faces wage crisis as 20 million loan pledged
Chicago officials moved closer to a temporary fix as lenders pledged 20 million dollars to loan money on anticipation warrants. An ultimatum required public officials to cut expenses before any loans would be issued. Mayor Thompson allowed the budget of 55.3 million to take effect, awaiting tax levies to fund payrolls for teachers and city workers. The crisis included pay pressures for 13,200 teachers and 4,000 county employees, while the Chicago sanitary district warned of selling over 500,000 dollars in warrants to cover February interest.
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Chicago
Jan. C
Shlay H. Strawn
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Indiatrial
Rairoad
Willan Hale Thompson
Thompson
Louisi
Emmerdi
Board of Education
Chicago Sanitary District
Armin Company Holds Annual Sales Meeting and Banquet
Salesmen from Hand, Bendis and Kingsbury counties attended the annual sales meeting and banquet at the Armin Maytag store in Huron. Frank Armin outlined company growth and plans for expansion next year. Agencies are in Miller, Huron, Iroquois and DeSmet. Sixteen attended including credit talks by W J Kelley and R Z Sarlocken. Advertising guidance was provided by G F McCannon and Ray Sawvell.
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Hand
Bendis
Kingsbury
Huron
Frank Armin
Maytag Accentanes Corporation
R. Z. Sarlocken
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Troquois
G. F. McCannon
Huronite
General Gates
Ray Sawvell
Armin Maytes
Seek Receiver For Fox Pacific Theaters In Seattle
In Seattle on January 25, the Q B Jensen Investment Co of Portland and Mrs. Mary HERberg of Seattle filed to appoint a receiver for Fox Pacific Northwest Theaters Inc operators of Fox movie houses in Pacific coast cities. Northwest Theaters Inc involved in suit claiming withheld dividends due to alleged mismanagement and improper salaries and overhead charges harming preferred stockholders.
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Seattle
Pacific, Northwest
Thesters, Inc
Fox Movie Picture Houses
Pacific Coast
Wes
Jensen Investment Company
Portland
Mary
Herberg- of
Neat Coast Theatres Inc
Wen
Washington
A. Montana
Grmde
Padae Northwest Theaters “Inc
Mls
Son Seeks To Cut Payments To His Mother
Leo Edelstein, manager of shoe stores, under a court order pays Mrs Ida Edelstein twelve dollars weekly. After a visit he slipped a paper to her. It proved to be a summons to show why the allowance should not be reduced. Judge Li Weaver refused to cut the payments and marveled at possible lien increases.
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Mca
Ida Edelstein
Edelstein
Status of booze buyer at stake
Washington notes examine United States v Alfred E Norris, a New York broker who ordered liquor from Philadelphia over months. The case asks if buying liquor for personal use and arranging transportation can constitute conspiracy against the government. The decision may set a federal crime precedent for buyers.
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Washington
Merica
United States
United States of America
Alfred’ E. Norris
Actlang
Norris
New York
Mynor
Joel D. Kerper
Philadelphia
Mach
Adrista
Pennsylvania
Kerper
Atlanta
Alfred E. Norcis
Huron Debates State College Over Disarmament Plan
In Volga on January 24, the Huron College negative team and the South Dakota State College affirmative debated before a high school audience. The question asked whether nations should adopt a plan of complete disarmament except for police purposes. Huron participants were Miss Edith Sutton and Miss Gladys Bucher, while South Dakota State College sent Miss White and Briles Latin Incr Clifford Brenson chaired the event.
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State College
Misa
White
Biles
Clifford
Brenson
Reniuc
Volga Highcihool
Ano
Sioux Falls Man McCullough Seeks Democratic Governor Nomination
D A. Men Cullough of Sioux Falls has been advanced by a Mitchell led committee to seek the South Dakota Democratic nomination for governor. A state nominating petition drive will place his name on the Democratic ballot for the May primary. Cullough, a former bank official and former Miner County credit official, said he would serve if the party selects him. The move adds to four declared aspirants for the nomination: Brooke Howell, Frederick C. Trygstad, Warren Green, and Cullough. Governor Bulow meanwhile announced his bid for the U.S. Senate as a united Republican ticket candidate.
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D. A. Men Cullough
Sioux Faulk
State Rural Credit Commissions
South Dakota
McCullough
Herbart Hitchcock
Mitchell
Ly le
Petitieras
Wynati
Jackson
W. J. Bulow
United States
Pierre
Ita
Cverner
Brooke Howell
Frederick
C. C. Trygstad
Brookings
Warren Green
Hayti
Security National Bank
Sioux Falls
First National Bank of
Howard
Miner County
Bulow
Eunice Pringle Sues Pantages in Damages Case
In Los Angeles on January 25 Eunice Pringle filed a $81,090,000 damages suit against Alexander Pantages, a vaudeville magnate, alleging he attacked her. Superior Judge Edward Henderson opened an inquiry into the matter as Pringle and her mother testified about the circumstances surrounding Pantages’s alleged conduct.
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Los Angeles
Verday
Alexander Pancaizes
Eunice Pringle
Edward Henderson
Asudge Henderson
Pringle
Nicholas Danes
Pantas Eust
Aage
Sir. Neys
Theodore Cgoitedaaker
Ay Dickson
Slotenge
Garland Bimtie
William Kendricks Jorney
Warents
Mias Pringle
Bilile
Ps Dbim
Flight record notes England to Australia arrival at Port Darwin
Flier Bert Minkler is highlighted as the sole pilot in a British solo journey from England to the Dutch East Indies and onward to Australia. The notice mentions Jan 26 and references a smooth airplate hop from Croydon to England and continental routes.
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England
Australia
Port Darwin
North Australia
F. C. Chichester
Mier
East Tudles
Englard
Croydon
Hoplnz- Bert ‘Minkler
Axe Eever
Toree
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Tardieu
Dino Grandi
Scion
U.S. Department
Wessher
South Dakotas
Fish Commission
Armin Company
Fox Pacific
Fou
Flix
Leo Edelsteln
GL. A. Brovitt
Bulaw
Rural Credits
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