Hitler Suffers Election Loss in German Balloting
Berlin reports indicate Nazi support fell in Sundays general election with Adolf Hitler's party dropping from 32.7 to 33 percent and losing seats from 23 to about 95 while extremists gained ground. Franz Von Papen remained chancellor as Nazi leader Hitler vowed continued opposition and renewed war against opponents.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Nationists
Junker
Franz von Fapen
von Hindenburg
Reich- Stag
Munich
Germany
Franz von Papen
Coal Dealer Adopts Child After Welcoming Cold Night
A coal dealer named Cyril Kendree found a lost two year old boy shivering in rompers two blocks from his car. He bought warm clothes, waited at a police station, and offered to adopt, but the boy’s father Charles Hinsley chose to hire Kendree to haul coal instead.
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Omara
Cyrill Kendree
Kendree
Charles Hinsley
Hinsley
Minsley
Veteran Cast to Star College Play Mr ee Passed By
A seasoned cast leads Huron College Campus Players in the season opener Mr ee Passed By. Veterans from Huron high and college dramatics play English characters including Carroway Pim and George Marden J P with Miss Esther Mace directing at the starium Friday November 13.
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Huron Colege
Starium
Carroway Pim
William Quick
Po» Po
Francis Ford
George Marden J. P
Mr. Ford
Olivia Marsden
George Marsden
Carol Gillstrap
Huron High School
Huron College
Miss Mery
Dinah Marden
George Marden
Miss Starring
Lady Barden
Bliss Amy Snedigar
Brian Strange
Jasper Mou|ton
Huron High
Verona Vandrey
Ann
Marden
Miss Vandry
North Dakota
Esther Mace
Hopes For Compromise At Arms Conference In Rome
Norman Davis American disarmament conference representative arrived in Rome from Geneva and urged a compromise reconciling French and Italian positions. He traveled with Augusto Rosso Italian Geneva delegate and new ambassador to Washington, and Allen Dulles American expert.
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Rome
Norman Davis
Geneva
Davis
Augusto Rosso
Washington
Alen Dullas
Gold Strike Seen As Most Interesting At McWatters
A. C. Dufresne of the provincial mines bureau said the gold strike at McWatters east of Rough, Quebec, is most interesting as traces of gold grow more abundant than on any other claim in that northern Quebec field. The discovery was reported last week and the strike is still under prospecting.
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Quebec
Que
McWatters
Rough
A. C. Dufresne
Provin Tial Mines Bureau
Mitchell Addresses Students At Huron College
The Evening Huronite publisher Chas H J Mitchell told Huron college students the nation relies on righteous conduct and responsible voting. He warned against disrespect for authority and urged independent, informed choices focusing on four issues: outlawing war, agriculture, war debts, and the World Court and League of Nations. He urged voting for a candidate and party, not a lone figure, and stressed duty to vote wisely to preserve the nation.
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Mitchell
Huron College
Chas
H. J. Mitchell
Huronite
Solomon
Mr. Mitshell
World Court
League of Nations
Germ that changes form may cause different diseases
Public Health Service scientists report a germ that can assume three forms a streptococcus a chain-like organism or a filterable virus depending on growth conditions. Dr Alice Evans says environment shapes disease development and further study may explain if one germ causes multiple diseases or forms.
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F. B. Colton
Associated Press
Washington
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Public Health Service
Alice C. Evans
National Institute of Health
Evans
Mobridge Edges Gettysburg 6–0 on line plunge
Mobridge Barely defeats Gettysburg 6 to 0 as a long run highlight, with Fisher for Mobridge and Stroh and Herbison for Gettysburg shining. Mobridge gains more yards from scrimmage while many long passes appear in the Central South Dakota conference contest. Gettysburg faces Faulkton next Friday in a league game.
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Mobridge
Gettysburg
Mobridge High School
Fisher
Stroh
Herbison
Faulkton
South Dakota
Milk gains over saloons in early prohibition era report
In Stillwater Oklahoma Dr C Hisel cites a rise in milk consumption with Americans drinking eleven gallons more milk annually since prohibition. Nearby Oxford Iowa farmer Herbert Gegenheimer notes a bizarre corn stalk with an 1444 inch length and unusual weight and kernels.
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Okla
Dr. C. ©. Hisel
Oklahoma
Oxford
Herbert Gegenheimer
Here
Red Cross Drive Urged by Harriman Letter
President HI Harriman of the United States Chamber of Commerce urged support for the Red Cross Drive in a letter to the Huron Chamber of Commerce. He praised disaster relief as good business and defended the American Red Cross as experienced efficient and capable. He called for cordial cooperation and hearty help for the 1932 Red Cross Red Call.
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New Cross
HI. Harriman
United States Chamber of Commerce
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Building Marker is Big Job For Workers
Prof Ralph G Belknap of the University of Michigan says erecting monuments to Arctic explorers is a hard task. He describes overseeing a 50 foot granite shaft on Cape York Greenland built to honor Admiral Peary with a triangle pointing to the pole. Ten men camped 1460 feet up an ice cap lifting stone to bedrock as ice melted for masonry.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Ralph GL. Belknap
Geology
University , of Michigan
Belknap
Cape York
Greenland
Dole
Admiral Peary
Hotor
Belknaue
Market closures announced for Chicago exchanges
The Chicago board of trade stock and curb and mercantile exchanges will be closed tomorrow for election day. The livestock exchange will operate as usual and remain open.
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Chicago
Chicago, Board of Trade
Stock
Livestock
Paraguayan Cavalry Routs Bolivians in Gran Chaco
The war office announced Paraguayan forces in the Gran Chaco routed a Bolivian cavalry detachment. They captured an important position opposite Fort Saavedra and took 39 prisoners.
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HOUT
Asunolivp
Paraguay
War Office
Gran Chaco
Saavedra
Relief Projects Are Discontinued In Kingsbury County
In a joint meeting, Kingsbury county commissioners and the state relief committee chair decided to halt eight highway construction and graveling relief projects in the county. Iroquois dam remains the sole active relief project as funds are exhausted. About 12,000 to 13,000 dollars had been spent this year, leaving many unemployed workers idled.
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SMET
Kingsbury County
State Relief Committee
Iroquois Dam
Fish Bites Man in Egypt as He Swallows Catch
A youth along the Aboul Ishoukouk canal in upper Egypt placed a fish between his teeth after spotting another. It slipped into his throat and killed him within an hour. Separately, whooping cough outbreaks have caused several child deaths in Alaska’s upper Tanana villages.
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Cairo
Egypt
Aboul iShekouk
Upper Egypt
Hearst
Tanana River
Alaska
Senators Back Peter Norbeck Farm Relief Record Endorsements
United States Senator John P. Kendrick of Wyoming telegraphed from Casper endorsing Peter Norbeck as diligent and efficient for farm relief. Bronson Cutting of New Mexico also praised Norbeck. Additional telegrams from Henry R. Rainey Kent E Keller and Paul J. Kvale supported Norbeck’s farm bills and legislative work in the Senate.
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Redfield
United States
John P. Kendrick
Wyoming
Casper
Wyo
Peter Norbeck
Norbeck
Agricultural Committee
Senate
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
South Dakota
Congress
Henry R. Rainey
Illinois
Democratic
Kent E. Keller
Ilinois
Paul J. Kvale
Minnesota
Rainey
Keller Praises Norbeck as Fierce Aid to Agriculture
Keller sends a message praising Norbeck as a strong advocate for agriculture and a decisive force in agricultural relief. He notes Norbeck's independence from party discipline and predicts voters will reelect him by a large majority.
Novak Injured After Gas Station Incident In Mistake
Muskegon Michigan police say Steve Novak aged 36 appeared to joke when he entered a gas station with one hand in a cast and shouted hands up. Attendant George Freres Jr. fired, wounding Novak who was unarmed. Novak in serious condition with abdominal wound. wife says he went to the station on an errand.
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Muskegon
Mich
Oficers
Steve J Novak
George Freres, Jr
Novak
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