Mediterranean Settlement Aims to Ease British Italian Tensions
Paris reports say Mussolini and Laval agreed to end Mediterranean tensions. Britain would reduce ships and land forces after British elections, while Mussolini pledges respect for British interests and ends anti English propaganda in Italy. The move follows Geneva talks and high level Paris discussions.
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Henry Stemple Dies at 62 in Bancroft
Henry Stemple of Bancroft died yesterday morning after being hospitalized since Saturday with spinal men in. Born April 18, 1873 in Stanhope Ta he married Alta Kepler in Stanhope in 1598. Surviving are several children and in laws across Bancroft Manchester Huron De Smet Steele and De Smet. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at the Bancroft Presbyterian church with Rev. J W Proper and the Masonic lodge in charge. Burial in Bancroft cemetery.
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Paving Hearing Set by Huron Officials Thursday Evening
Huron city commissioners will meet at city hall Thursday at 7 36 p m to hear property owners on the 100 block PWA paving project. The resolution to install pavement stands unless signed petitions by property owners representing 50 percent of footage along any project are presented. The 1938 city budget will also be discussed.
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Huron
PWA
Labor unions back Huron high school bond in vote
Organised labor leaders in Huron endorsed the plan to enlarge Huron high school. The Huron Central Labor union passed a resolution urging members and friends to vote yes on November 13. Superintendent Lang later released a Q and A style statement addressing bond details.
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John G. Dorsey
Dakota Brewing Company
Lang
Lion Cubs To Live With Eskimo Husky
New York November 6. Harry and Zona two mountain lion cubs from Arizona may share a cage with Chapka a young Eskimo husky at Central Park zoo after the BP CA relented and allowed the zoo to continue its playmate experiment. As they were parted at night Governor Moeur of Arizona sent the puma cubs to former Gov Alfred E Smith of New York.
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Zona
Arizona
Chapka
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Benjamin B. Moeur
Alfred E. Smith
Ayres Named County Highway Superintendent in Temporary Rise
Burton C. Ayres, longtime Beadle county highway department instrument man, is named temporary superintendent to succeed EL Pierce, who becomes Hur engineer on November 15. Ayres will serve until December 1 with a salary of 105 dollars a month. Pierce earns 175 dollars.
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Pierce
Burton C. Ayres
Beadle County Highway Department
EL. M. Pierce
Hur
Huron High School
University of South Dakota Engineering School
Northern Site Teachers College
Fierce
C. B. Robbins
Conference delay aids Japan. Paris, London meet set
London reports a postponement of the naval powers conference from December 2 to December 5 to allow Japanese delegates time to travel. France and India accepted invitations. The United States has not replied. Italy has not yet accepted but sent experts for preliminary talks starting this afternoon.
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France
India
United States
Italy
Rapid City Seeks Sombrero Day Game Challenge
Rapid City high school football fans push for a May 22 clash to claim a spot in the Sombrero day game at Aberdeen on Thanksgiving. The junior chamber of commerce issued the challenge to the Brookings Sioux Falls winner after their unbeaten squad drew interest from Wessington Springs, which was ruled out as a determinant for Aberdeen selection.
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Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Wessington Springs
South Dakota
Cobb
Inflation decision hangs on weather for Explorer I
Overcast skies and variable winds across the flight area prompted a pre noon stand by order. Officials prepared to decide by 1:36 today whether to inflate the National Geographic Army balloon Explorer I as weather studies continue.
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Rapid City
National Geographic
Counties Must Do Share In Relief Funds Debate
Beadle county faces no further relief funds for unemployables unless federal reverses its decision. MO A Kennedy, relief director at Pierre, says November should not see hardship as surplus commodities will aid unemployables and a lighter relief load allows more supplies. He insists counties must do their share though federal aid is still needed in several counties.
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Mo A. Kennedy
Pierre
South Dakota
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Kennedy
Protest Over Beadle County Relief Cuts Sparks Telegrams
Beadle County commissioners protest Harry Hopkins order cutting South Dakota off direct relief. They warn increased relief load could total about 25000 dollars yearly if unemployables shift to county. Funds on hand cover until November 14. officials seek extensions and aid from Washington and local representatives. Auditor fears only 2000 dollars would remain after October bills.
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Huron
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Lege
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Duplex Voting Theory Shapes Roosevelt Forecast
New York November 5 Secret Farley assessing the political scene before the Roosevelt era. Farley suggests a complex New Deal voting dynamic with potential states losses in New York and Pennsylvania but possible national strength if Roosevelt had run. Hoover delays his stance, awaiting a forthcoming speech, amid a broader debate on party strategy.
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Republican National Committee
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William B. Barry
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Queens County
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Davis Wilson
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Young marksman’s bullseye ends in hospital
A one year old boy from Chattanooga, Fred Gray, scored a bullseye with a .22 caliber rifle. The bullet shattered the shell and a fragment struck his abdomen, sending him to a hospital for treatment.
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Tenn
Fred Gray
Four Killed In Sioux Falls Head On Crash
Four men died and two were seriously injured in a head on collision on a highway ten miles west of Sioux Falls. Witness John G. Bushman said one car was on the wrong side of the road. coroner's inquest planned. Johnson, a Sioux Falls hardware store owner, died from multiple injuries.
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Iate Tuesay
Henry F. Buller
Farmer
Marion
I. J. Smith
Cornelizy Unruh
Helman M. Johnson
John Adrian
Dalton
Peter Deckert
Sherriff Len Hough
John G. Bushman
Canistota
Bushman
Johnson
Buller
Unruh
Smith
South Dakota
Brookings Back Bond Approval For New High School
Brookings voters approved issuing 90 million dollars in bonds for a new junior high and high school building in a special election. The measure passed by 642 to 67, replacing the aging structure in use since 18 percent.
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Brookings
Junnce
South Dakota Relief Funds Face Possible Reversal
South Dakota faces a potential pullback in federal direct relief as Hopkins cuts further grants. Rep Fred Hildebrandt of Watertown warns care for unemployables could falter if funds end and states may need rescue. State officials eye conferences with federal relief leaders while watching for rapid job program shifts.
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South Dakota
Dole
Fred He Hildebrandt
Watertown
S. D
Hildebrandt
Harry L. Hopkins
Hildebrand
Srue
Hopking
WRA
First Huron sidewalk laid on E. E. Vance property
Did You Know notes the first sidewalk in Hur on the residential district was placed on the E. E. Vance property at Fifth and Idaho. The item explains the a due southeast location and mentions a payment for submitted notes by the Evening Huronita column. Contributors are urged to call the Huronite office after publication.
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E. E. Vance
Fifth
Idaho
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