Attempt Is Made On Life Of Hitler At Munich Celebration
Beadle County moves to relieve winter unemployment by funding 80 additional heads of families for street traveling and graveling projects. WPA approval expected. work to start by November 20 with possible earlier activity. County relief, currently 433 employed, will rise to 613 as projects proceed, prioritizing the most in need.
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Munich
Beadle County
WPA
Kennedy
Cutie
Bordigaredi
Mémenerist Sak
Die Xextor
Charmber of Commerce
Innex
Tesler
Tientedy
Singhc
Pago Seren
Pierre Woman Wins $5 Prize During Turvy Week
Mrs. Clara Griggs of Pierre traveled 119 miles to market 10 turkeys earning a five dollar prize as Turvy Week awards cash prizes for distant entrants. Prizes continue through Friday with Armistice Day closures. earlier honorees include Frank Kallis of Wessington Springs and Ernest Gehn of De Smet for similar market entries.
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Huron
Clara Griggs
Pierre
Griggs
Yeiail
Frank Kallis
Wessington Springs
Ernest Gehn
de Smet
Kallis
Gehn
Versatile Skills Warned Against Crossing Careers
A cautionary note urges professionals to stay within their trained fields. It compares doctors piloting planes, musicians becoming railroad engineers, and lawyers practicing painting, saying misapplied talents risk serious harm. Huronite Want Ads offers low cost help for placing ads and renting spaces.
Gandhi Demands Stir British Alarm Over Indian Freedom
The article portrays Mahatma Gandhi as a powerful spiritual and political figure guiding the Indian National Congress toward passive resistance against British rule. It notes Britain's anxiety amid potential active resistance, Russian interests, and a global Communist threat, with Gandhi seen as central to maintaining order while India seeks independence.
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Britain
England
India
India National Congress
London
Russia
Communist International
Betty Miesenhelder In Critical Condition
Will Miesenhelder and daughter Doris live ten miles south of Huron. They just returned from Redwood Falls Minnesota. Betty Miesenhelder was injured in a car accident and is reported in critical condition.
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Huron
Redwood ‘Falls
Minn
Bir
Miesenhelder
Betty
Mrz
Flag Transfers Approved For Many Ships
The Maritime Commission disclosed that United Fruit Company was authorized last month to transfer two steam ships to foreign registry. The commission has also approved a tanker transfer involving Transford Company interests. Critics say the moves violate neutrality laws by sending American flagships to combat zones in Europe.
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Europe
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Democrat
New York
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Oregon
Panama
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France
State Department
Driblets
National Munitions Control Board
Toi
French Report Sees Increased Front Activity On Western Front
Paris reports intensified activity along the western front with sharp clashes between German forces and French lines, notably between the Moselle and Saar rivers. Attacks concentrated in a northern ten mile sector were repulsed and no capturing positions held. Military analysts note renewed German initiative and massing on the Netherlands frontier amid stalled fronts.
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French War Ministry
Moselle
Saar
Posigee
Adolf Hitler
Netherlands
Belgium
Saar Rivers
Short Is Not Happy About Candidacy For Vice President
Representative Dewey Short of Missouri, a candidate for the Republican vice presidential nomination, says he is too young to retire from Congress and would find it hard to stay quiet amid battles, yet he will not refuse when drafted. He faces a Republican meeting in Brainerd, Minnesota, after touring Europe.
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Minneapolis
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Missouri
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Congress
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Europe
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Bill Killer
Brainerd
Minn
Towner To Speak On Armistice Day Huron College President Will Give Address
Huron College President Dr. Milton Towner to deliver the Armistice Day address at 11 a.m. in the Huron Theatre. A 10:30 a.m. parade will form at J. W. Campbell Park and march through the city to the theatre. City organizations, the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the South Dakota National Guard units will participate alongside the college musical selections. An open house smoker will follow, with a 7:30 p.m. football game between Huron and Aberdeen High School. Downtown stores close all day. suburban grocers shift to part-time hours and some stay open late Friday night.
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Toda
Milton
Towner
Huron Theatre
J. W. Campbell Park
Third Street
Huron College School of Music
Loftus H. Ward
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Huron Municipal Band
South Dakota National Guards
Campbell Park
Legionnaires
Huron
Aberdeen
Full Armistice Day Holiday At Huron Postoffice
Armistice Day will be observed as a full holiday at the Huron postoffice under citywide closing and Post Office Department orders. Postmaster F E Bruemmer urged patrons to use vial delivery for mail on Saturday and Sunday. All special deliveries will be dispatched as usual and no real local deliveries will occur on Armistice Day.
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Huron Postoffice
F E. H.bruemmer
Bruemmer
Atrons
Repeated Hitler assassination attempts cited in rise
Associated Press notes ongoing reports of plots against Adolf Hitler as he rose to power. It recalls the 1923 beer hall putsch and mentions March 1933 arrests of two waiters in Munich and the protective arrest of Count Arco Valley.
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Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Lgl
Sees Relief Costs Drop With Business Revival
Democrat Fenster Adams of Colorado predicts continued business improvement will cut relief costs as relief rolls shrink. He stresses that relief payments depend on the improving economy and urges coordinated reduction of hand relief allocations.
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Washington
Fenster Adams
Colorado
Aj Hations
Propagandists Go To Town On Case By Dewitt MacKenzie
War commentary notes propagandists seize on the attempted bombing of Hitler in Munich. German sources blame British agents, but likely the deed was by others punished by Nazi victims. The piece argues it would be foolish for Britain to commit such an act and inflame Germans.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Hitler
Munich
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British Secret Service Accused as Hitler Attack Reported
Berlin dispatch details a failed assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler at the Bürgerbräukeller in Munich. British secret service and Jewish groups are openly charged but officials deny direct responsibility. The blast killed seven aides and wounded 63, with a 600,000 mark reward offered for information. Hitler traveled to Berlin after the attack, where high Nazi officials were not among the casualties.
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Munich
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Fuehrer
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Offiials
Great Britain
Paris
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Gestapo
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Hans Heinrich Lammers
Wuehrer
Colen Wilhelm Keitel
High Command
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Bernardo Attolico
Passelreget
Nusiber
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