Tugwell Resigns to Return to Private Life
A broad compilation of dispatches notes Rexford G Tugwell resigning to return to private life alongside international war events. The report covers Duluth driving lessons for 20 high school students, New York athletic commission actions on title defenses, a Kentucky court decision denying an application, Grange endorsement of crop insurance, Rudy Vallee's comment on Fay Webb's critical condition, and a golf championship upset with McSpaden defeating Revolta and other early exits.
Community views on Huron sports plans and facilities
Citizens discuss ideas for improving local recreation including city basketball teams, ice skating rinks, a ski slide, and a multi league hockey and bowling program. Clerks and workers favor creating public leagues, expanded facilities, and after hours gym use to boost participation and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Elis
Santa Claus on Seattle’s rolling sleigh guarantees bright Christmas
A Seattle Christmas feature notes Railway Superintendent Albert E. Pierce guarantees a single illuminated streetcar Santa. It cites complaints from parents about two Santas visible last year and recounts other lighthearted items from diverse clips including a San Antonio officer arresting a pocket-pick suspect and a waitress joke about meat cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Albert E. Pierce
Junior
Madrid Fire and Bombardment Shake Capital
Madrid endures heavy bombardment as fascist forces shell the center while civilians flee to eastern districts. Fires blaze in Gran Vía and Puerta del Sol as the emergency council mobilizes residents, with tanks on the outskirts and air raids continuing into the night.
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Madrid
Ventag
Toledo
University City
No Man's Land
Paseo de Rossles
Theo
Shelly
Gran Vie
Gasurgens
Puerta del Sol
Emergency Defense Council
Puerta del
King Edward's campaign to win common support for marriage
James Maxton accuses King Edward of rallying ordinary Britons to back a possible marriage to Wallis Simpson. He cites Armistice Night at Albert Hall, the fleet review, and a Wales tour as efforts to bypass aristocratic opposition led by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Maxton predicts the king will prevail.
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King
London
James Maxton
House of Commons
Edward
England
Wallis Simpson
William Gallacher
Maxtop
Albert Hall
Wales
Canterbury
Ranssey
Maxton
Ask New Parley In Ship Strike Fails As Sides Fight
In San Francisco on November 18 a new meeting was sought between shipowners and striking maritime unions to end the coastwide 20 day strike affecting 37000 workers and at least 179 ships. Assistant Labor Secretary Edward F. McGrady staged an efforts as talks opened without progress on hiring hall control. Union secretary Harry Lindeberg blamed shipowners for intransigence, saying unions are willing to settle if hiring hall demands are met while employers demand neutral management.
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San Francisco
Tulief
Los Angeles
Edward F. McGrady
Hiting Hall
Harry Lindeberg
Sailors’ Union
Perkins
Washington
Japan Prepares Attack on Chinese Suiyuan Reported
Suiyuan Province officials and Chinese sources say Japanese forces are arriving in Pailingmiao disguised as Mongols. Aiming to strike from north and east toward Kweisu, with orders for American missionary Stuart Gunzell to depart within three days. Foreign missionaries in Chahar Province reportedly targeted. Swedish and American missionaries may be expelled.
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Kweisul
Suiyuan
China
Pailingmiao
Kweisu
Stuart Gunzell
Pailingmino
Chaher Province
Labor Groups Plan Annual Turkey Fete
An Auronian community event invites Labor Union members to attend its annual Thanksgiving turkey fete opening Friday at the central temple. Organizers expect good attendance as families prepare for the holiday and share in the community celebration.
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rHturon” Central “Labor Union
Death Of Schumann Heink Halts Promising Career
Madame Ernestine Schumann Heink dies after a long illness in Hollywood. A private funeral is held for the 15 year veteran star as family members from both sides reflect on a storied career. Her death ends a career that spanned opera, concert stages, vaudeville, and a world of radio broadcasts.
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Schumann-Heink
Hollywood
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Tribue
Ferdinand Schumann
Henry Schumann-Huink
George W. Schumann
Marie Fox
San Diego
August
Hans
Chicago
Metro-Galdwyn Ayer
Yicome
Richeyux
Pléuire Theatres 29
California
Adi
Maurice’ Grou
GSDA Groups Gather Today at Annual Convention
Meetings of various GSDA committees gather for the Rest annual convention at the Marvin Hugh tt Hotel in the city, opening at noon to review data and craft recommendations for the board. The water conservation group led talks on the Missouri River diversion project, drawing mayors, engineers, and managers into panel discussions ahead of tomorrow’s decisions.
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Greater South Dakota Association
Marvin Hughtt
South Dakot
Gsda Board of Directors
Group On
Oon
Missouri River
North Dakota
Parewa
GSDA
Roosevelt Embarks for South America in Colorful Ceremony
President Roosevelt began a 6000 mile voyage from Indianapolis aboard the cruiser to Buenos Aires to open the inter American peace conference. He rode through crowds in South Carolina and neighboring states and was piped over the side amid 21 gun salutes as Fort Bodies fired a final volley. He will address the Buenos Aires peace parley on December 1 with twenty one American republics expected to participate. Roosevelt plans visits to Brazil and Uruguay before returning to Washington.
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D. Harold Oliver Charleston
8. C
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
South America
Buenos Aires
South Carolina
Fort Bodies
Fuim
Bucnog
Weather Forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Fair conditions prevail for tonight and Thursday in Huron and surrounding area. Temperatures appear generally mild, with little precipitation expected and light winds shaping the forecast.
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Huron
Tugwell Leaves Roosevelts to Join Molasses Firm
Rexford Tugwell, former under secretary of agriculture and administrator of the Resettlement Administration, resigns from the Roosevelt administration to become executive vice president of the American Molasses Company in New York. He will start around January 1, with F D Roosevelt indicating a possible future return to public service.
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Washington
Fefford G. Tugwell
Roosevelt
Mom Molasses Company
Memphis
Tenn
Tugwell
Newseven
Miler
Alexander
W. W. Alexander
Utt Agriculture Department
Tugewell
South America
Tucwell
Canidgnee
R. G. Tugwel
Bex
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Rexford Guy Tugwell
American Molasses Company
Charles W. Toussig
Companys
Beain Trust
New Deal
Towssig
Townsend Meeting Opens At Pierre Townsend Meeting Opens At Pierre
PIERRE Nov 18 Members of South Dakota Townsend clubs held an annual session to review past achievements of the old age pension movement and outline future goals. Fewer than 30 of the state’s 15 000 to 20 000 dub members attended as M S Carpenter of Mitchell presided. Other officials included F W Ponder of Rapid City and members of the two congressional boards J A Clark T Thompson James O Berdahl W W Soule and G A Hill. Mrs W E Clack arrived after a Rochester Minn operation.
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J. A. Clark
Sioux Falls
T. Thompson
Clark
James 0. Berdahl
W. W. Soule
Raped City
G. A. Hill
Whitewood
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Joe Gould
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Max Sehmeling
Braddock
Joe Louis
Atlantic City
Sclons
Gould Ir
New Castle
A. S. Dorgud
Henry I Denhaede
Mire Verun Gare Taylor
Grange For
Columbus
National Grange
Fay
Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb
Miss Webb
Pinehburst
N.C
Harold (Jar) McSpaden
Winchester
Mass
Johnny Revolta
Gene Sarazen
Jack Potroni
Tommy Armour
Mortie Dutta
Paul Runyan
Clarense Doser
Tor
Red Hanson
Adhoal
Soe Weber
Barry Burton
Barber
Neil Chancellor
Clork
San Antonio
Texas
Sherif A. E. Sorgert
Aisxuise
Kansas
RD. Clark
Cleveland
National Restaurant Association
Bob Burns
Prorles
Mac
Enquire Features,Inc
Capital
Licia
Berwick
Alice
Rome
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Ibly
Geremany
Francisco Franco
Spain
Berlin
Germany
Japan
Prague
Ernestine Schumann- Heine
Uenos Aires
WW. W. Alexander Ty
Townsend
Pierre
Lane North
Wwe
Clack
Rochester
Minn
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