Goebbels Urges End to Anti Jewish Rallies Across Germany
Violent anti Jewish demonstrations erupt nationwide after the German envoy Goebbels urges restraint. Synagogues burned, Jewish shops damaged, and Jews in several cities told to leave within hours. Berlin and Munich report widespread property destruction as authorities warn of further action.
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Foself Flitler
Paris
Berlin
Gerlin
Vienna
Maail
Ungey Nias
Goebbels
Associated Pres Jewish
Munich
Authausers
Nuernberg
Cologne
Salzbure
Polxdam
Troutlingen
Bamberg
Payreuth
Bavaria
Everswalde
Brandenburg
Kotetbus
Israel
Alexander Square
Referred Law And Amendment Lose Meager Returns Indicate Big Republican Majority In State Legislature
Sioux Falls dispatch notes voters defeated the proposed constitutional amendment to expand the 1939 Spark Dakota legislature. Early counts from 28 precincts in 35 counties show 70,007 votes against the amendment to 27,288 in favor, with Sully County among only a few voting yes. The unemployment insurance commission measure fared better but still failed, while Republican candidates appear set for substantial majorities in both houses at the 1939 session.
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Sioux Falls
Spark Dakota
House
Senate
Sully
Unemployment Compensation Insurance Commission
Ataturk Dies at 58 Founder of Modern Turkey
ISTANBUL Navy 10 President Kamal Ataturk, founder of modern Turkey, died after a long illness at 4:08 a m. He was 58. A silent crowd mourned outside Dolma Baghtche palace. Abdul Halik Renda assumed interim leadership pending election. Ataturk, nicknamed iron-fisted, modernized Turkey, banning polygamy, separating church and state, and promoting westernization. His death ends a regime that shaped modern Turkey and linked Europe with the Near East.
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Turkey
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Modern
Istanbul
Navy
Kamal Ataturks
Doma
Bagtche Palace
Cieneral Ismey Ineunu
Pevni Pehtokaj
Renda
Abdul Halik Renda
National Assembly
Suturk
Palestine
Near East
Sultanate
Alalurk
Dolma Bagtehe Palace
Djelul Bayar
Ankara
Middle Europe
New County Electives See Half Of Beadle Offices Change
Beadle County voters will see eight new executives starting January 1 next year, with seven incumbents continuing in nine offices. Changes include State representative Thad Oviatt, County treasurer Joe Reilly, State's Attorney Tom H. Luby becoming prosecutor, Sheriff John W. Boyle advancing, and Register of Deeds Anna E. Payson returning to office. Incumbents Arthur Miller and John Lewin retain terms.
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Beadle County
Ofticars
Arthur Miller
John Lewin
Thad Oviatt
Huron Dairy Farm
Pension Backers Undismyed to Seek Special Election
Leaders of the $30- per month pension plan pressed a campaign to present the "ham and ug" proposal again in a special election after a large California defeat. They indicated plans to extend the fight beyond California as they pursue a favorable reception seen in other states.
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Los Angeles
California
Ham
Ugg
Italy Takes Steps Against Jewry
Antisemitic moves in Italy ban Jews from government posts, curb business and professions, forbid marriage to non Jews, and restrict family rights as international tensions mount. The Associated Press reports global reactions as events unfold across Europe and Asia.
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Ant
Germany
International News Front
Italy
London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Paris
France
Albert Sarrant
Albert Lebrun
Palestine
Britain
Holy Land
Yangtee
Changsha
Hunan
Tungting
Lake
In Doubtful Iowa Senate Race and Indiana Victory
The article reports that Iowa's Senate contest remains undecided with Democrat Gillette leading over Republican Dickinson, while Indiana sees Van Nuys winning. Nationally, Republicans gain ground, taking eight Democratic Senate seats and expanding to 23 seats in the new Senate, with 18 governor shifts and major state changes noted.
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Gillette
van Nuys
Indiana
Frederick van Nuys
Raymond E. Willis
Guy M.gilleltey
Lester J. Dickinson
GOP
Farmer-Laborie
Provo
Republic Senate
Seaate
Progressives
Farm Labor Party
John Hamilton
Farley
James A. Farley
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Hoover
Democrats Will Maintain Senate Edge Despite Antis in Ranks
Washington November 14 The text notes Democrats will hold about 20 seat Senate and roughly 40 in the House, but anti administration Democrats and Ex Republicans may hinder new sessions. It cites tax cuts and the court fight as factors, with gains by Republicans and losses among progressives shaping a potentially tougher Congress in 1934.
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Senate
Antis
Washington
House
Jnsianes
Roosevelt
Election party seat counts overview and changes
An at glance report shows Senate composition with Democrats 61 Republicans 28 Farm Labor 4 Progressive 1 Independent 1. one uncertain leaning Democratic. House Democrats 251 Republicans 167 Progressives unsure four. Senate and House changes indicate Republican gains and Democratic losses, plus gubernatorial totals: Democrats 80 Republicans 12 net Republican gains, with minor losses for Progressive and Farmer Labor tokens.
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Associated Press
Congress
Vote canvass set for Monday in Beadle County election
Beadle County will hold its official canvass of November 8 results next Monday. Armistice Day caused the delay from Friday. Auditor Edw G Youngs said the board will also dispose of remaining November docket business. Re‑elected in Tuesday’s vote are J B McAllister Ray Hedlund and W C Denison Jr. McAllister and Hedlund are Republicans with Denison as the sole Democrat. Other commissioners are John T Lewin and Arthur Miller, both Republicans.
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Beadle County
County Commission
Edw. G. Youngs
J. B. McAllister
Ray Hedlund
W.C. Denison
McAllister
Hedlund
Budge Turns Pro for New York Tennis Tour
Nov 10 1942 Davis Cup captain Waltes Pate announced Dan Budge would turn professional for promoter Jack Harris. Budge accepted a guaranteed $75,000 contract, receiving $25,000 yesterday as part of the offer.
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New York
Waltes
Pate
United States
Dan Budge
Andio
Jack Harris
Budge
Harris
Armistice Day Parade To Mark Two Decades Of Peace In Huron
Twenty years of peace will be celebrated in Huron with Armistice Day events planned by American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts. A prelude at the Huron pavilion tonight at 8 features bingo and contests with prizes, plus coffee. Highlights tomorrow include a morning parade, a patriotic program, open house, and football game. Dr. C E Wilcox will address the audience at 11 in the First Methodist Theatre. The parade forms at J W Campbell park at 10 and travels to the theatre via Dakota Avenue and Third Street. Dr. Ray A Stratton, post commander, urges ex-service members to join the march. Continued on page two.
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Huron
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion
Gram
Harold W. Markey
C. E. Wilcox
First Methodist Church
Huron Theatre
J. W. Campbell Park
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Ray A Stratton
William Reaves American Legion Post
Estimated 1940 Corn Crop At 2.481 Billion Bushels
The Agriculture Department places this year’s corn yield at 2,480,958,000 bushels with a prior forecast of 2,459,316,000. Last year’s production was 2,644,085,000, while the 10 year average stands at 2,408,157,000. The loan rate will hinge on domestic use and exports, likely around 60 cents a bushel if crop needs meet demand. not decided before Nov 15. Also reported are wheat and oats preliminaries and a Brookings visit recap noting Estella McDonald’s return from her son’s home.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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