Campaign Climaxes in Beadle County Turmoil
Beadle County campaigns head to a weekend climax with giant rallies in Turon and town tours. Democrats target attorney general and U S senator with Len A Temmey and Gladys Pyle headlining at Daums Auditorium while Republicans showcase C OP Howes and other major office hopefuls. Torchlight parade planned at 7 45 as outdoor demonstrations precede the events.
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Roadle
Turon
Huan
Menbev
Daum
Len A. Temmey
Gladys Pyle
U. S
C. OP
Chan Gurney
U.S. Senate
Karl Muardt
Congress
Harlan J. Bushfield
Pyle
Tom Wes
O. PL
Me Howes
Soo
FDR Rebuke Slows Up Congressional Inquiry
Texas Democrat Dies said President Roosevelt’s public rebuke slowed the Foust Committee investigating American activities. Witnesses fear retaliation for testifying, and labor figures report many offers of small donations after the blast. A hearing on alleged Communist activity in Ohio sit-down strikes was postponed to tomorrow.
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Shington
Dies
Texas
Roosevelt
Texan
Ohia
Princess Baba Stays With Bob Amid Hollywood Marriage Turmoil
New York report notes Princess Baba of Sarawak will remain with husband Bob Gregory. She had planned a London voyage and cited insufficient income. The princess, daughter of the white rajah, opposed the marriage and until now had left Gregory in Hollywood.
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New York
Priness
Baba
Sarawak
Bob Greg
Afterail
Prin
Gregory
Hollywood
London
Babe
Bud Ebert And Betty Hagman Crown 1938 Tiger Day
Huron High School crowns Bud Ebert as Tiger king and Betty Hagman as Tiger queen in a 7 o clock auditorium ceremony. Miss Hagman’s maids of honor and court attendents are listed as part of the homecoming events followed by a snake-diner procession through the business district and an bonfire pep meeting at the practice field. Pierre will be burned in effigy. The Tiger Day program includes a football game between Pierre and Huron at Tiger Field Friday night.
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Bue Ebert
Huron High School
Betty Jean Hagman
Huron
Pierre
Tiger Field
Lonr
Bud Ebert
Betty Hagman
Frances Minerang
Carol Terpening
Harding Sanders
Mitchel Kulawik
Miss Hagman
G.A
Pi Alpha Iota
Toni Thatcher
Eleanor Hall
Marjorie ‘Lang
Ruth Ann Vanderstein
Betty Vowel
Marjorie Saxton
Bet Bunbar
Verna Anderson
Charlotte Lenzner
Dorothy Miner
Mar- Ruchie McDowell
Billy Patton
Arthur Sackett
Norman Peterson
Bill Walsh
Andy Palm
Arthur Wipf
Wesly Brand
Franklin Love
Mervin Pearson
Kenneth Gile
Morris Kreykes
Bruce Ellis
Flem Tackett Jailed but Not Feared by Court Officials
Flem Tackett a 34 year old coal miner faces civil and criminal charges over his marriage to ten year old Rosie Columbus on Oct 24. He was arrested in Barnsville Ky on a rape warrant and is named in an annulment suit filed by a court guardian for the girl. Rosie is housed in a private home with county board until she can be placed in an orphanage or a permanent home.
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Prestonburg
W— Fleming Tackett
Rosie Columbus
Tackett
Baintsville
Rose
Japan Challenging Open Door Policy Under New East Asia Order
Yomiuri argues the United States must drop Open Door claims in China as Tokyo pushes a new East Asia order. Premier Konoye outlines a tripartite foundation with Manchoukuo and China while hints of separate talks with the United States emerge amid British and French claims.
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Tokyo
Yomiuri
United States
China
Japan
Uealy
Washington
East Asia
Prince Konoye
Meiji
Manchoukuo
Britain
France
Young Martin Found in Virginia
Private detective Joseph A. Le Strange says 20 year old Sydney E. Martin Jr the missing Philadelphia heir to two fortunes has been found working in Richmond Virginia after vanishing September 15 following a night club visit.
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Martin Islas
Virginia
Philadelphia
Joseph A. le Strange
Sydney E. Martin, Jr
Richmond
le Strange
Philadelphia Police
Martin
Czechs Assured They May Keep What Is Left
Czechoslovakia appears to retain roughly 38 032 square miles after territorial cutbacks agreed by Germany and Italy as mediators. Ruthenia ceded to Hungary leaving about 500 000 people in mixed flags. Prime Minister Chamberlain faces questions over Cantabria sinking as Lords and Commons approve Anglo Italian pact. Insurgent advances and Japanese moves intensify in Spain and China.
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Associated Press
Germany
Italy
England
House of Commons
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Hungary
Sudetenland
Iusk
Poland
Frantisek Chyalkovsky
Prague
Ruthenia
Uzhovod
Yugoslavia
Tavir
Islunic
Chamberlain
Logall
Cantabria
Cromer
Lords
House of Lords
Viscount Halifax
Mediterranean
Africa
Near Vast
Spain
China
Piwell
Gandesa
Lower
Catalonia
Hankow
Puchi
Canton-Hankow
Shell Strikes Empty U S Embassy in Madrid
An unoccupied U S embassy building in Madrid was struck by a shell during an insurgent bombardment. Police report 19 killed and 34 injured as 204 shells landed in Madrid affecting ambassadorial rooms tied to past headquarters in Hendaye and Saint-Jean-de-Luz.
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Madrid
Artiller
Claude G. Bowers
Hendaye
France
Saint
G men study links in Levine kidnap case as bones misidentified
New York FBI head Dwight Brantley says federal agents probe ties between the unsolved Peter Levine kidnapping and a newly caught alleged kidnap syndicate. The basement tomb bones were found in Ukrainian Hall and later ruled nonhuman after forensic tests.
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New York East Side
Arthur Fried
New York
Dwight Brantley
FBI
Peter Levine
New Rochelle
Ukrainian Hall
Polise
Medex
Thomas A. Gonzales
Gonzales
Brantley
Levins
Westchester County
Levine
Jacob J. Rosenblum
Demetrius Guia
John Virga
William Jackins
Rosenblum
Fried
Benjamin Farber
Brooklyn
Hoover
Helease
Jacking
G-men
Farber
Normar Miller
Cornhusking Queen Miss Appley Crowned in South Dakota
Sioux Falls reports Brunnehe Venity Appley, a 22 year old rural school teacher from Akron Iowa, crowned queen of the National Cornhusking Contest. The winner stands five feet six inches tall, weighs 140 pounds, with Swiss Norwegian heritage. She plans to return tonight for a declamatory contest after the event near Dell Rapids, South Dakota.
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Sioux Falls
Brunnehe Venity Appley
Alon
South Dakota
Iss
We United States
Dell Rupid
Miss Appley
Elit Point
S. D
Appley
Akron
Madison Normal
Queen
Sioux Falls Baby Tornado Strips Homes In Eastern District
A rare Sioux Falls twister tore roofs from two homes on the east side and uprooted signs as a fierce wind toppled trees. The eastern district felt heavy pressure and trembling houses while north areas reported no damage. No injuries were reported.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Custer
Black Hills
South Dako
Dell Rapids
Huron
Pierre
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Hue
Archie Spindler
P. L. Forseth
Forseth
Long Legal Fight Looms At Dayton Schools Closing
Dayton faces a brewing legal battle over school closures as the Board of Education weighs reopening on a pay as you go basis amid teachers opposition. Judge Hodapp had given 24 hours to reopen or face contempt, with the injunction petition by Richard Withrow still active.
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Dayton
Frank Miller
Board of Education
Common Pleas
Null M. Hodapp
Richard Withrow
Hodapp
Jensen Announces Campaign Speeches Across West River
Governor Leslie Jensen returning from Washington announced a Republican campaign tour starting tomorrow in the west river district. He will speak in Dupree on Friday afternoon and Lemmon on Friday evening, then in Sturgis and Rapid City Saturday evening, concluding Monday night in Custer at Rep. Francis Case’s home.
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Jensen
Pierre
Leslie Jensen
Washington
West River District
Dupree
Lemmon
Sturgis
Rapid City
Custer
Francis Case
Minnesotan Balko Wins National Cornhusking Title Again
Ted Balko of Redwood Falls Minnesota won the national corn husking championship near Sioux Falls with 22.24 bushels husked. It marked his second national title and second consecutive Minnesota victory following Ray Hanson’s 1935 win at Marshall Missouri. Irvin Bauman of Woodford County Minnesota finished second with 23.74 bushels, Harold Larson of Iowa took third, and Dick Post of Wisconsin fourth. The event drew over 125000 attendees as mud and heavy rains challenged huskers and wagon teams under tracker-drawn wagons and guards in white.
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Paul D. Schoemaker
Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Woy
Ted Balko
Redwood Falls
Minn
Here
Burke
Fairmont
Irvin Bauman
Woodford County
Wingis
Harold Larson
Iowa
Bauman
Fountain City
Indiana
Dick Post
Wisconsin
Eeus Vaughan
Ilinois
Pius Jacks
Balko
Minnesota
Ray Hanser
Bingham Lake
Marshall
Earl Henry
South Dakota
Seveventh
Richard Anderson
Louis Korie
Nebraska
Cecil Vining
Kan
Orvill Peverson
Kansas
Hanson
Henry Peterson
Haware Green
Ohio
Omer Koopman
Arms
Missouri
Joe Weathers
Edmund Paetz
John W. Harris
Robert Hart
Stanley Yeager
Pennsylvania
Ray Hanson
Bac
Psge Trohea Cornhuskers
Suspects Named In Bank Holdup In Brookings Case
ST PAUL Nov 3 A bank robbery gang girl who twice escaped custody and an indicted Detroit robber are sought in the $12000 Brookings S D bank holdup Monday The FBI issued identification bulletins on Margaret Allen and Charles Monazy two years ago Monazy had been indicted for a $64740 Detroit bank robbery May 1 1936 Allen was sentenced for helping hide 10000 of loot and escaped custody October 20 1938 while being moved to a federal reformatory at Alder ton West Virginia
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ST. Paul
Detroit
Brookings
S. D
Margaret Alien
Charles Monazy
Alen
Monazy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Northwest
Monary
Allen
United Staties
Federal Women’s Reformatory
Alderton
Wy. Va
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