No Cut In Wages Of Labor Will Be Made In U S Jobs
The government will have its construction work this winter done by local labor at unreduced wages to maximize federal savings for communities. The $108 million treasury program will be expanded by pushing major repair work on several structures into winter months, with plans for 30 building sites and anticipated congress appropriations. Total federal work and contracts now under way near $1 billion, plus shipbuilding loans and aircraft contracts, plus Navy shore station construction totaling $14 million, plus 1,033,009 government personnel.
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Washington
Wov
Treasury
Alga
Congress
Bilflon
Shipping Board
White House
Army
Navy Department
Mayor Thompson Fights For Life
CHICAGO Nov 1 Mayor Wil den Hale Thompson today fought a battle beyond politics as peritonitis threatened after an appendectomy. Surgeons reported storm of illness yet courage and rest offered hope while wife and friends stayed at Passavant hospital. The mayor had opposed Ruth McCormick in a campaign and faced possible fourth term bid, but his condition dominated the day.
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Chicago
Wilden Hale Thompson
Passavant Hospital
Milton N. Portis
Robert N. Perbohner
United States
Ruth McCormick
Seek Youth Floyd Efnor Last Seen In Brookings
State and city authorities search for Floyd Efnor a 19 year old Bondurant resident and University of Iowa student who disappeared around September 13. He was last seen boarding a truck in front of an alleged house in Brookings after working at a local farm, saying he would visit an uncle in Minneapolis. His mother lives in Bordur sol and had been in correspondence with him.
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Floyd Efnor
Bondurant
Efnor
University of Iowa
Brookings County
UT. Tompkins
A. W. Tompkins
Huron
Bordursol
Weeksay
Dale Farm
Brookings
Minneapolis
Shooting Of Howard Boy At Vilas Senator Declares Raffles Officers
Howard, Nov 1. Milo Wilson a 14 year old Howard high school student was killed by a rifle shot during Halloween pranks near Vilas South Dakota. Benesch was arrested as the shooter, though he denied the charge. a bullet was found in Wilsons head and four witnesses testified about the moments before the fatal shot. The boy had been transported to a pool hall by friends, where he died before arrival.
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Howard
Vilas
Milo Wilson
John Benesch
Wilas
Wilson
Forbes Wilson
Miner County
Benesch
Amsbury
Walker Weggint
Arnold Benxton
Guy Brown
Albert Riess
Herman Hanson
Bevesch
Riess
Hanson Brown
Oscar Hedland
Halt Carving In Hills For Winter At Mount Rushmore
Rapid City reports Mount Rushmore national memorial work halts for winter. Gutzon Borglum says he will stay at the studio one more week to review stone displacement and prepare a report for the Rushide commission in Chicago on November 19. The Jefferson and Lincoln heads are completed models now on display. plans call for continuing next spring with Lincoln, Washington, and Jefferson heads to be finished.
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Rapid City
Rushmore National Memorial
Gutzon Borglum
Borglum
Rushside Commission
Chicago
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Aald
Rushmore Magazine
Missing Fremont Boy Believed On Way Home
Believed missing nine year old Robert Burke nephew of Fremont businessman F L Hintz may be en route to Evanston Illinois after disappearing from a Chicago school Thursday. His mother Mrs Lulu L Burke of Evanston NJ hopes he is headed home. Earlier, President Hoover opened the Detroit Windsor tunnel at 11:45 am marking a new 25 mile link between Detroit and Windsor.
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Robert Burke
Fremont
Chicago
F. L. Hintz
Lulu L. Burke
Evanston
Washington
Hoover
Detroit-Windsor
Weather Daren Partly Cloudy Tonight
Partly cloudy skies tonight with a light fall in temperatures. Sunday will be slightly colder with continued cool conditions and a dim breeze across the area.
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Daren
Bye Bye Bunting Dad's Gone Hunting in Chicago
Ernest H. Radtke, unemployed and hungry, described rabbits roaming his yard to Judge Edgar A. Jonas as he faced charges for trying to steal a gun from a department store. He received probation and was released.
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Chicago
Ernest H. Radtke
Radtke
Edgar A. Jonas
Huron College Closes Carnival With Parade and Dinner
Huron College wraps up Pow Wow day with a grand parade from campus at 3 p.m. and an alumni dinner at 6 p.m. Honor guests include football captains and toastmaster Leslie Meigs. A Pinafore production closes the program, while a 0 0 tie looms over a football game last night and a freshmen sophomore hockey scoreless draw is noted.
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Dakota Wesleyan University
Huron College
Leslie W. Meigs
Luther Nelson
L. A. Nelson
Harald Markey
Chester Wood
Vincent Egert
William Williamson
Townspeorln
Thelma Anderson
la Fola Shouse
Sophs
Giant Plane Readies Transatlantic Hop From Altenrhein
The Denice DC-X, the world’s biggest plane, is prepared for a Nov 1–4 departure from Lake Constance area to Amsterdam, then across Rhine lands to New York. It carries 20,000 liters of fuel for an eight hour endurance with 12 engines at 7,200 hp. Weather could alter the start, with possible stop at Friedrichshafen before a German port takeoff.
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America
Altenrhein
Switzerland
New York
At & P
Lake Constance
Amsterdam
Rhine
Holland
Friedrichshefen
Christiansen
Lisbon
Azores
Bermuda
Lincoln school students present third grade broadcast
Third grade students at Lincoln School under supervisor Alice plan a broadcast on Wednesday at 12 o clock. Hoorn schools participate with KGDY in the event.
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Will
Lincoln School
Alice
Hoorn
KGDY
Iroquois to Form New Scout Troop Locals Plan Meetings
Iroquois action formed a new Boy Scout troop with 17 boys signifying intent to join. Fred Eggers of the Central South Dakota council met with the local committee and youth leaders to organize the group. A follow up meeting on November 4 will collect formal applications and provide further instructions, with L. H. Brahe named scoutmaster and Frank Armin as troop committee chairman.
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Iroquois
Fred ©. Eggers
Huron
Central
South Dakota
L. H. Brahe
Will
Frank Armin
Troqueis
Theater Fire Damages Crystal Theater In Flandreau
A fire in Flandreau caused 15000 damage to the Crystal theater last night. The blaze, of unknown origin, confined to equipment and the building interior with no word on casualties.
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Theater
Flandreau
Crystal Theater
South Dakota Campaign War Ranks Tighten As Votes Loom
Republicans and Democrats voice confidence while intensifying efforts for the U S Senate and governor races. National issues fade as campaign stops accelerate with speeches by Gov Bulow and McCullough for the Democrats and Sen McMaster wrapping up a tour for the Republicans ahead of Tuesday’s balloting in Sioux Falls and Vermillion.
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BRFP
Howard Associated Press
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
United States
Democraty
W. J. Bulaw
C. A. McCullough
Vermillion
W. H. McMaster
Huron
Democratic Rally in Sioux Falls Highlights South Dakota Race
In Sioux Falls a mass Democratic meeting featured D. A. McCullough and Gov. W. J. Bulow attacking Sharpe banking reports as political and harmful to business. McCullough promised a business administration. Bulow pressed for a square deal for farmers and criticized McMaster. Hewes Hildebrandt attacked Hoover prosperity and attacked Warren E. Green.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
D. A. McCullough
McCullough
W. J. Bulow
W. W. Howes
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Bulow
Sharpe Banking Department
Senate
W. H. McMaster
Washington
MiMaster
Sharpe
Ar‘esian
Hewes
Hildebrandt
Hoover
Warren E. Green
Candidates Make Closing Appeals in Huronite
The Evening Huronite prints candidate statements for county office as the November 4 election nears. All ballots' named candidates were invited to briefly state views and qualifications, with four opponents not replying to a prior circular. Statements are arranged by ballot position. Earl P. Flowers Democrat runs for state senate in the first column.
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Earl P. Flowers
State Senate
Archbishop Dowling Lapses Into Unconsciousness
Archbishop Austin Dowling of St Paul’s Roman Catholic diocese grew weaker and lapsed into unconsciousness, doctors said. A diocese statement indicated he was expected to live through the day despite his frail vitality.
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Dim ST
Denied Applications for Broadcast Stations by FCC
Washington November 1. The federal radio commission denied eight broadcasting station applications for failure to meet requirements. Among these were KOJP plus eight tenths of a watt at Bo diretrum and partners in the Black Aili, 8. D., with Francis H. Shoemaker and Fred A. Schaf of Red Wing Minnesota named in the action.
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Hills Station
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
KOJP
Attoms
Bodiretrum, and Partners
Aili
Francis H. Shoemaker
Fred A. Schaf
Red Wing
Minn
Campaign debate and candidate outlook in South Dakota
An editorial lays out how voters should assess candidates for U.S. senator and governor, noting a crowded field and fractured party lines. It covers campaigns by Warren E. Green and others, party splits, and claims about banking influence shaping votes and the hoped-for outcomes in the upcoming election.
Gunderson Won't Support McMaster
Sioux Falls reports Democratic leaders claim Governor Carl Gunderson will not back Senator W H McMaster, announcing in New Holland that he would leave his ballot blank. The charge cites rural credits talks. Gunderson previously followed McMaster as governor and was defeated by W J Bulow.
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Sioux Falls
Carl Gunderson
W. H. McMfaster
Gunderson
New Holland
McMaster
R. Gurley
Armour
Douglas County
W. J. Bulow
South Dakota Voter Shifts to Democrat Bulow in Senate Battle
Lusk Tor Bulsay Yankton reports that Lusk, a newspaper publisher and former state chamber president, will vote for Governor W J Bulow, Democrat, for U S Senator. He cites belief in party government and dissatisfaction with the Republican national administration. He urges support for the Democratic candidate next Tuesday at the polls. He also criticizes the state administration and expresses hope the Republican party will be less misrepresented at the national capital.
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Bulow
J.C. Stoner
Lemmon
W. C. Lusk
Yankton
Huron
Rapid City
McMaster
Republican Senate
Hoover
South Dakota
Lusk Tor Bulsay
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Redfield
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E. C. Giffen
Putnam
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