Warnings Of War Sounded By Japs
Peiping May 11 Chinese handbill warnings of war rained on the city as a Japanese bombing plane flew high above. The message urged China to cease opposing Japan and Manchukuo and warned of tragedy for Peiping and Tientsin if Chiang Kai Shek resists. The event unsettled over 11,200 American residents and signaled Japan's push toward an armistice by coercion.
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Peiping
Chiang Kai- Shek
Kupeikow
Tientsin
Dalen
Chiang
Chiang Kai-Shek
Tiertsin
Tokyo
China
Great Wall
Rengo
War Office
Mayor Endorses Buddy Poppy Sale By VFW
The proclamation by Mayor E. T. Gitshell urges all citizens of Huron to purchase Buddy Poppies from VFW representatives on the 27th to aid orphans and living veterans, honoring the fallen servicemen of the army navy and marine corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gitchell
E. T. Gitshell
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Buddy
T. Gitehell
City of
Huron
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
Massed Band to Play Tonight at Huron Schools
Huron public schools perform at the Methodist church tomorrow with an 800 pupil program starting at 6 p.m. Includes high school glee clubs, mixed chorus, orchestra, and featured singers. Conducted by Ida Louise Iverson with John Wharton directing instrumental music. Programs include Tannhauser march, Andante Cantabile, Tschaikowsky, Grieg pieces, and vocal selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Public Schools
Methodist
County Rural School
College
Tonasium
Huron
Ida Louise Iverson
Worcal Music
John &. Wharton
Vera la Craft
Mary Ann Pederson
Gloria Gordier
Tannhauser Annawes
Walter
Tschaikowsky
Karoly High School
Olaf Trygvason
Grieg
Arby Loomis
Chorus Arrangements At Green High School Event
A listing of various school choral pieces and arrangers from Green Heart of the Waters and Coleridge-Taylor Junior High. It mentions Roger Wagner, Robert Rutherford, and Howard as performers, with mixed choirs and soloists across multiple schools, including Messiah and Praise to the Lord pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart of the Waters
Coleridge-Taylor
Garitone
Roger Wagner
Robert Rutherford
Howard
Saylor
Israel Coujan
Mendelssohn ‘High School
Florian
Godard Edwards
Joves
Werner
Oh Susanna
Pitcher High School
Glee Club
Spencer Spring
Wae Baldwin
Eldridge
Hess
Christiansen
Handel High School
Important Bills Gain Momentum
Washington May 1. Democratic leadership speeds action on Roosevelt program pieces to clear for passage. Robinson aims to push gasoline postage tax bill tonight while Rainey schedules independent offices and veterans appropriations. House caucus weighs voluntary industry control and a 3 billion public works plan. Antitrust suspensions for employment gains discussed. Farm relief inflation bill to White House today. Conferees and committee work continue on muscle shoals and securities regulation and railroad hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robinson
House
Rainey
Independent Offices
Huron Girls Win Sweepstake Honors in Coloring Contest
The Evening Huronite sponsored a comic coloring contest awarding sweepstake honors to Tener Meyers of 1450 Wisconsin Ave SW for Out Our Way and Gladys Schwalen of 1307 Kansas Ave SE for Moon Mullins. Free theater tickets go to each winner and eight regional entrants. other top colorists are listed with addresses and titles like The Gumps and Our Boarding House.
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Huron
Tener Meyers
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Gladys Schwalen
Kansasr'avenue Southeast
Moon Mullina
Evening
Huronite
Haron Theatre
Gumps
Lorraine Meyers
Wisconsin Avenue
Robert Timm
Irae Boone
Fourth Street
Vern Parkhurst
Dorothy Gillenberg
Alice Graham
Moor
Mullins
Margaret
Boonie
Goldie Skinder
Rites Planned Friday for Mrs Maria Cort
Funeral services for Mrs Maria Cort will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at the Presbyterian church with Dr Hubert Ketelle officiating. Burial follows in Riverside cemetery. A lifelong resident of Huron she had been ill for several months after a stroke last September.
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Maria Cort
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Presbyterian Church
Hubert Ketelle
Riverside Cemetery
Cort
Huron
Re Employment as Bill's Aim in Public Works Plan
A fragment notes re employment as a key aim in Roosevelt era policy. It mentions a resolution praising leadership and patriotism and outlines tax amortization and a new tax schedule to support bond issues and a maturity fund. The White House discussions center on sustaining the bond issue with taxes and amortization measures.
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Roosevelt
White House
Ente
Huron Women On Hitchcock Exclaim Four Members Named
Four members of the Huron group express exclamations about Hitchcock during a Wednesday meeting. Ton Hitchcock is named among the participants in the readable notes.
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Excaeemn
Ton Hitchcock
Sharp Cut In Wheat Acreage Report Sparks Debate
Washington reports a sharp cut in wheat acreage as weather lowers yields and government estimates project a total crop around 605 million bushels. Despite a smaller harvest, analysts note price support may ease surplus while farmers face hardship and policy challenges.
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Washington
Kansas
Oregon
Colorado
Wyoming
Texas
Montana
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Nebraska
California
Crow Killing Week Designated In Aberdeen Movement
Aberdeen reports May 11 that Isaac Walton Teague and county members announced joining a state wide effort toward crow du dication. Prizes will be awarded by the local chapter for the greatest number of men heads presented. May 13 to 21 designated as crow killing week. Nearly 500 brands of tobacco now seen owned in the British empire.
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Crow Drive
Aberdeen
Brown
Isaak
Depot aids needy families with final city distribution
V. F. W. Depot plans a final city distribution to help many families still in need. Donations are accepted until Saturday noon. Depot representatives will call to pick up contributions if donors notify by telephone No 8860.
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V. F. W. Depot
Confesses To Burning Youth Signs And Factory Fire
Ellsworth Maine May 11 A 25 year old man named Moore signed a confession admitting he started the fire causing 2008 dollars in damage and leaving 40 homeless The confession says he enjoyed watching flames and had tied a prior visit to a nearby factory fire to his later act He was held under military surveillance as crowds gathered Moore aided his employer in saving furnishings and helped neighbors save belongings after the blaze
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Ellsworth
Norman Moore
National Guard
Moore
Morang-Robinson
World Economic Conference Preparations Under Way
Washington discussions with Hjalmar Schacht and other officials aim for a rapid London conference. A stabilized pound and dollar ratio is seen as a foundation for action, with MacDonald’s team seeking a workable rate. Delegates arriving include Alberto J. Pani and T Soong as talks continue on tariffs and armistice. Germany’s delay on the truce text slows formal approval and wider messaging.
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Washington
May
London
Hjalmar Schacht
Rosevelt
Ramsay MacDonald
Schacht
Alberto J. Pani
Mexico
T. ¥. Soong
Fnance
Roosevelt
Germany
Reich
Berlin
Stolen Chickens Returned to Brookings Farmer
Brookings County farmer Heety Langner had chickens stolen from his farm. He and Deputy Sheriff John Boyle recovered the birds at Swift Produce in Rurom yesterday after an investigation found no trace of the thief. A plant worker described the stranger who sold the poultry.
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Heety Langner
Brookings County
Swift Produce
Rurom
Brookings
John Boyle
Spring Tornado Fatalities Rise Across Cumberland Valley
Livingston Tennessee May 11 The seventh in a series of major tornadoes battering the south since March has raised spring storm fatalities above 250 by killing at least 54 people in the Cumberland valley of Tennessee and Kentucky. Midnight twisters bowled over houses uprooted trees left a battlefield like scene in Beaty swamps Overton County Tennessee near Tompkinsville Kentucky near Russell Springs Kentucky two near Columbia Kentucky and two at Lebanon Tennessee. Scares were inured roads in Cumberland foothills choked with debris. Heavy rains and hail hampered rescue work. Livestock were killed and injured cared for in larger Tennessee towns with a hotel used as a temporary hospital at Russell Springs Kentucky. The spring storms have come in fitful bursts reaping destruction from Louisiana to the Carolinas from Texas to Illinois.
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Livingston, Tenn
South
Cumberland Valley
Tennessee
Kentucky
Beaty Swamps
Overton County
Tom
Louisiana
Carolinas
Texas
Illinois
Weather highlights rainiest period in late afternoon
Weather reports across the country show the rainiest time of day occurring in the late afternoon and early evening, with frequent showers expected during that window. Residents are advised to carry umbrellas and monitor local forecasts for possible storms.
All Bran claim boosts digestion and appetite relief
A Jacksonville man reports long years of constipation resolved by Kellogg's All-Bran. He credits the product for enabling normal eating with no recurring issues and notes laboratory claims about bulk fiber aiding intestinal activity and vitamin F.
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LM Durigan
Buffalo Ave
Jacksonville
Florida
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Perez Doze
Coff Chase and Sanborn
Rew Mik Quart
Castile
North Side Grocery
Mr. Durigan
Kellogg's
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