Chinese Open Counter Attack To Isolate 25,000 Japanese
A dense, multi-item foreign and domestic news brief lists events from New York, Nashville, Paris, Bucharest, and London. Highlights include a U S Court of Appeals ruling on securities law compliance, a Nashville assault case involving a governor’s mother, an Iowa ambulance driver’s death, Queen Maria of Romania illness, Royalist pamphlet seizures in Paris, the death of actor Alexander Gatty in London, a Beirut commutation petition for a U S diplomat, Franco’s note of regret over a ship sinking, and speculation about a pilot’s identity.
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Franco
London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Rezurgent
Francisco Franco
Verchantman
Jean Weems
Qunstons
Bruna Mussolini
Burglary tale and open letter haunt town
A report from DURCLAK BURGLARY covers a case where a burglar entered a home and stole an overcoat, leading to a charge of robbing a tavern. An odd digression features Hazel Faire Donk in San Jose offering an open letter to a purse snatcher asking for restitution. An unrelated note mentions Undertaker Oscar Meyer riding in his own hearse amid local unrest.
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Associated Press
Durclak
Minturn
Cole
Oscar Meyer
Meyer
Sherby
Roosevelt aides weigh speeding up treasury spending
Washington dispatch notes Mr Roosevelt faces pressure to widen the spending spiral as advisers gather at Hyde Park. Harry Hopkins is pictured as the only adviser to return for a second session with current figures surfacing on relief and business curtailment. Latest data show government employment dipping slightly while factory payrolls fall. A F of L claims September employment rose to 44,910,000, but the trend remains uncertain as payrolls shrink weekly. Continued on Page Ten.
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Treasury
Hyde Park
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Roosevelt
A. F
le Line
Fanny Hat
Mallon
Menace in Animal Life and Wildcat Schemes
A humorous column recounts dangers to animals and wary merchants facing schemers. Arkansas traveler Bob Burns shares a tall tale from a pet shop owner about counterfeiters and ruse involving a sparrow dyed to resemble a canary and a fake dollar payoff.
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Bob Burns
Coulterfest
Esquire
Toc Bos Burns
Moves To Bolster Friendship With IU S and Britain
Paris reports Franco plans to strengthen ties with the United States and Britain after the anti-comintern pact signed by Germany Italy and Japan. France will wait and see while warning of camps forming in the Americas. Delbass to visit Poland and Little Entente to discuss pact effects. Potential Poland joining hinted. Soviet ambassador seeks Italy opinion on pact and possible oil supply cuts.
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Franco
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Japan
Foreign Office
France
North
South America
Gal‘earze Cinno
Talian
Delbox
Poland
Yvon Delbas
Brussels
Louis Barthou
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovaki
Vrumonia
Black Delivers First Opinion at Supreme Court
Justice Hugo L Black issued his first Supreme Court opinion sustaining the Federal Trade Commission claim that two firms used unfair methods in interstate marketing. The decision upheld a Second Circuit reversal and addressed misleading free encyclopedia offers from Standard Education Society of Minnesota and Standard Encyclopedia Corporation of Tennessee. Three Florida oil companies sought reconsideration of Black's ineligibility claim, but the court denied action without explanation.
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Washington
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Twe
Second Circuit
New York
Tn Ik
Standard Education Society of
Minnesota
Standard Encyclopedia Corporation of Tinnis
Jdate
Falke
Florida
Hugo L. Black J
Black
$200000 Price For Control Of WNAX
Charles H. Gurney told a communications commission examiner that the South Dakota Broadcasting Corporation offered $200,000 for control of the WNAX Broadcasting Company of Yankton. Gurney, secretary and treasurer, said the station nets about $1,200 weekly and averaged near $1,020 weekly over the past year.
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WNAX
Washington
Charles H. Gurney
A Communications Commission
South ‘Dakota’ Broadcasting Corporation
Wnax Broadcasting Company
Yankton
8. D
Gurney
Hunter Dives In After His Shotgun In Spite Of Cold
Sioux Falls youth Martin Green 18 dove into Lake Trae water after his gun slid from a lurching boat during a weekend hunting trip. He removed clothing and retrieved the shotgun from five feet of water, braving cold conditions.
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Hunter
Sioux Falls
Martin Green
Lake Traeverse
Green
Week End Traffic Death Toll Tops 181 Across Nation
The Associated Press reports a grim week end as at least 181 people were killed in traffic crashes nationwide. Notable incidents include 21 dead in New York from a grade crossing crash near Adair Hills, six members of one Rhinebeck, New York family killed in a head on collision, and six youths killed by a car train collision in Hann City Missouri. Leonard He Lichteig, 38, died after a late night crash near Flandreau following a misdirected route.
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Associated Prose
America
New York State
Adairs Hills
Rhinebeck
N.Y
Hnax City
National Safety Council
Egan
Egan, Newaday
Leonard He Lichteig
Flandreau
Lichteig
Returning Solons Voice Criticism Of Market Operation
Washington reports returning members of Congress hint at sharp criticism of Wall Street speculation at the November 15 special session. Westward lawmakers blame the stock market slump and falling industrial indices on speculation while no concerted move for investigation or legislation appears imminent. Senator Borah urges immediate anti trust action, proposing federal charters and FTC regulation, as he comments on Roosevelt era trust battles and a rugged, gentle persona.
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Washington
Congress
Wall Street
West
Borah
Idaho
Cummings
Replind
Troadyce Roosevelt
Borat
County Boards Open Convention 23rd Annual Session Under Way At Aberdeen
Aberdeen SD November informal talks open the 23rd annual county boards convention with 17 registrations by noon and expected to reach 300. Governor Leslie Jensen delivers the opening address followed by Tom Colgan of the Social Security Board. Alfrid Lindboe Brown County Commissioner leads a general discussion on county hospitals.
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Jensen
South Dakota
Leslie Jensen
Ageny
Gov. Jensen
Tom Colgan
Edgemonth
Social Security Board
Alfrid Lindboe
Brown County
Way
Joe Holt
Faulkton
Chicago pianist falls to death on speeding train
Chicago pianist William F. Erlandson, age 4, allegedly hung from a Michigan Central train window near Galesburg as automobiles raced beside it. He slipped and fell onto the tracks while investigators probe why he was outside the car. The incident coldly depicts a tragic mishap with unclear motive and timing.
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Chicago
Michigan Central
William F. Erlundson
New York
Galesburg
Mich
Carl Solomon
Kalamazoo
Mick
Erlandson
Solomon
Brandson
Kalamazoo Wa
Michigan City
Chris Cauley
Buckingham Palace Dinner For Three Kings
Buckingham Palace chefs faced a busy Monday as they prepared a royal dinner for three kings, King George of Great Britain, King George of Greece, and King Boris of Bulgaria. The Greek monarch has stayed since last week in Twendon, while Boris arrived October 31 for tonight's first royal visit.
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London
Buckingham Palace
George
Great Britain
Greece
Boris
Bulgaria
Twendon
Wallace Explains Drought Answer to Nation
Wallace, 51, secretary of agriculture, urged an ever normal granary with a corn reserve for drought periods. In an address prepared for a national network he outlined crop production and marketing plans for farmers across Illinois to Indiana. He tied corn supply to livestock and soil conservation to protect the corn belt.
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Henry A. Wallace
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CNEC
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South Dakota
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Missouri
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Nebraska
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Secretary of Agriculture
Windsors Plan February Visit Amid Postponement Controversy
Paris reports a Windsor associate says February is a tentative date for the couple's postponed U.S. trip as criticism subsides. They plan Armistice Day memorials in Paris and the Duke may visit the White House later if feasible.
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America
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Roosevelt
White House
Bedaux
London
Charles Bedaux
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
British Bedaux, Ltd
Industed
Soviet purge anniversary marches on as detentions rise
Moscow reports show no holiday truce in the purge as 17 executions emerge from provinces. Among those executed are 14 alleged Trotzkyists in the Tartar Republic and three plant workers tied to grain and distribution devices. A mass demonstration of over 7 million people accompanied the events, with Defense Commissar Marshal Klement Voroshilov addressing troops.
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Soviet Union
Tartar Republic
Draine
Calebrat
Bolshevist Revoll
Klement
Sete Lof
Red
England battles hoof and mouth outbreak with mass cull
London full of urgent measures as hoof and mouth disease spreads across the nation. Officials order wholesale destruction of cattle in eastern districts and close many livestock markets to halt the outbreak.
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England
London
Ofticials
Attacks and Counterattacks Near Shanghai Reported
Chinese and Japanese forces fought along the west edge of Shanghai with 25,000 Japanese troops reportedly pressed from a seaborne base. Tokyo claimed gains south of Soochow Creek while Chinese forces claimed secure northern positions and destroyed pontoon bridges. Separately, a train massacre near Nanjing killed or injured hundreds as Japan considered peace conference attendance.
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Shanghai
Chiness
Soochow Creek
Sunghiong
Whimgpoa
Jarmnese
Sooghow Creek
Tsulkazah
Lincoln
Naning
Ministry of Railways
Nansa
Merchants plan for Turkey Day in Huron
Huron merchants prep stocks for what they call Turkey Day next Wednesday. Produce jammers and poultry raisers seek to cash in on current prices as traders join a mid week shopping festival. Local stores banks and offices will close on Armistice Day with post office on holiday schedule and The Evening Huronite printing a noon edition.
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Huron
Hucon
Hurapite Wills
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