V F W Officers Installed at Forrest McMullen Post
Newly elected officers of Forrest McMullen post Veterans of Foreign Wars were installed at the regular monthly meeting by Department Historian D. F. Wilmarth. Officers include Wallenfelt as commander Wilson as senior vice commander Smith as junior vice commander Cronk chaplain Disney quartermaster Termmey judge advocate Green adjutant Weed surgeon Johnson day officer Anderson trustee. Committees named with members, new appointments for service and education, applications for membership approved, and a prayer observed for former member Fred St Clair. Ladies auxiliary served a lunch after the meeting.
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Forrest Mc- Mullen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
D. F. Wilmarth
Lester Wallenfelt
Wayne Wilson
Emory Smith
O. 5. Cronk
Cc. W. Disney
Leo
A. Termmey
Walter Green
T. J. Weed
John Johnson
Eddie Anderson
Iview R. Crawford
George E. Lonestaff
I. O. Hagens
Doran Hineseuard
al Roberts
Sentinel
Eben W. Troupe
James
Lowrie
L. V. Bandy
Fred Batzloff
Oscar Lundin
Peul Westling
Hoy Lindsey
C. C. Taylor
Bert Landon
Emsory Smith
C. W. Disney
CC Taylor
L. ¥. Bandy
R. Crawford
Walter J. Bachman
George E. Longstaff
Donald Vance
Ed J. Boutwell
George F. Sweezy
D. Rollins
Fred St. Clair
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Jimch
Pheasant Hunting Reopens Friday in South Dakota
Pierre, Nov 16. Commencing at noon Friday Nov 17 hunters can again pursue pheasants. The second half of the 30 day season runs to sunset Dec 1 in counties east of the Missouri River and in Gregory and Tripp west of the river. Daily bag five birds with two hens allowed. possession limit eight birds with two hens. Two half days of hunting west of the river Oct 2 and 22 in most counties. Pheasant season ends Dec 1. Duck and goose season closes Nov 30. Pheasants are plentiful east of the Jim River but scarce between the Jim and Missouri rivers. Duck and goose hunting down this year due to water and food shortages.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Missouri River
Gregory
Tripp
Liman
Stanley
Lawrence
Custer
Pennington
Jim River
Jim
Missouri
Woodin denies gold policy wrath amid White House push
The piece notes the Woodin gold policy episode grew from White House prompting and media timing. It claims Woodin did not intend an endorsement during a conference but forgot to issue a statement, with journalists recalling him later. It emphasizes Woodin’s integrity and loyalty to Roosevelt.
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Treasury
Woodin
White House
Steve Early
Sleep Nights and Bladder Relief Remedy Claim
A historical ad touts Bokets as a bladder and bowels cleanser using duchy juniper and castor oil. It promises relief from wakeful nights due to bladder irritation after a four day trial with a money back guarantee from Perriton's Pharmacy and Sherman & Mes Divining Co.
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Dake
Perriton
Sherman & Mes
Diviug Co
Redfield Woman Denied Insurance Claim for 6300
Aberdeen November 1647 a directed verdict for the defense ended a federal court case in which Flore Maas of Redfield sought 6300 from United Commercial Trevelerm as insurance beneficiary of the late Claude Manary former University of South Dakota athlete Judge A Lee Wyoman directed verdict upheld the insurance company claim that Manary's death in 1990 resulted from an abdominal accident.
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Aberdeen
Flore: Maas
Redfield
United ‘Commercial
Trevelerm
Claude Manary
University of South Dakota
A. Lee Wyoman
Manary
Unrest and intrigue in Washington as anti liquor efforts surge
House meetings note Woodin kept silent amid Huey Long investigation, while an improvised dry campaign gains a publicity base under Rev Dinwiddie. Senators Walsh and Holland raise suspicions about the committee's motives, and observers expect new efforts to dissolve the prohibition alliance as True and Fahey emerge amid treasury chatter about the blue eagle.
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Huey Long’ Investigation Committee
John Holland
Senate
Tom Walsh
Teapot Dome
Povate
Senate Committee
New Orleans
Association Against the
C. Dinwiddie
World League Against Alcoholism
Johnson
James True
District of Columbia
John H. Fahey
Woodin
Treasury
Consider Wheat In Soviet Talks
Washington reports roosevelt hopes to close Soviet American talks on wheat in Warm Springs Georgia before his vacation Friday. officials see need for more time. wheat export quotas and a London meeting loom. Russia faced 37 million bushels quota. Canada 200 million. Argentina 110 million. Australia 105 million. US 47 million.
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William E Beale
Washington
Roosevelt
Warm
Springs
Maxie Lityinoff
State Department
London
Russia
Gen Flemen
Canada
Argentina
Austalia
United States
Jacksons Welcome New Son In Eldorado Night Birth
A half pound baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Travis Jackson here last night the father a third baseman for the New York Giants said He will be a baseball player Park authorities said Mt Lassen California drew more visitors this year than any prior year, signaling growing interest in the region
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Jacksons
Eldorado
Ark
Travis Jackson
New York Giants
Mt. Lassen
California
Vanderbilt's Body On Way To New York
The body of William Vanderbilt of the Niark family, a New York ID scion, died in a South Carolina motor crash near Ridgeland yesterday. His chauffeur Guppy was injured, while a companion escaped with minor injuries. Investigators found no obvious reason for the crash on a long straightaway.
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Savanna
William‘. Vanderbilt
Ni ‘Ark
South’ Carolina
New ‘York
Vanderbilt
Ridgeland
Rew
Guppy
New Yo
Tevel
No Trace Of Stricken Saxilby Crew Reported
The Saxilby freighter crew of 27 were said to have deserted hours before a British disaster scene. Boschdyk and Manchester Regiment relayed that weather was clearing and visibility improved. Berengaria later ceased search and steered toward Cherbourg.
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Valencia
Saxilby
Jnst
Nas
Atlantic
Saxilbys
Diuteh
Boschdyk
Manchester Regiment
Berengaria
Cherbourg
Mann Is Saved From Prison By Roosevelt
Conrad H. Mann of Kansas City, president of the chamber of commerce, was saved from a five month prison sentence by a presidential pardon from Franklin D. Roosevelt. Mann had been lured to his Kansas City home, where he expressed happiness and gratitude for the clemency.
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Mann
Roosevelt
New York
Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City
Federal house of detention to start serving sentence
A federal house of detention will begin serving a sentence for violation of federal lottery laws tied to an enterprise linked to the Fraternal Order of Eagles. The defendant is identified as formerly Na.
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Federal House of Detention
Order of Eagles
Which
Bus Overturns in Spain Kill 25 at Highway Bend
In Granada Spain on November 16 a bus carrying Socialist Party members plunged 21 feet off a highway embankment between Huescar and Castril, killing twenty five and injuring many. Rescue crews recovered victims and ferried survivors to local hospitals as authorities investigated the crash.
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Coe Granada
Spain
Socialist Party
Huescar
Castril
Bus caravan returns from Castril political meeting
A bus forming part of a caravan completed a return trip from a political meeting held in Castril as part of ongoing local activities.
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Castril
Fear of violence as Spanish elections loom in Gibaltar
In Gibraltar on Sunday hundreds of British residents in Andalusian towns and tourists of various nationalities gather amid fears of trouble for the Spanish elections. Extra police and military reinforcements are arriving to manage crowds and potential incidents.
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Gibralter
Analusian
Helvering Rules Gilbert Over-Assessment Refunded
Commissioner Guy T. Helvering ruled that actor John Gilbert was over-assessed by 49413 on his final income. The bureau credited the amount to Gilbert's account.
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Washington
Guy T. Helvering
Bureau of Internal Revenue
John’ Gilbert
Gilbert
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