Autonomy scheme eyed as state boosts farm relief funds
Beadle County and state officials discuss increased federal aid boosting to 440000 for needy farmers as commissioners meet to chart relief plans. County boards resist ceding control to new welfare authorities while resettlement admin details loom and Friday meeting at Hotel Marvin Looms.
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Resettlement Administration
Byadle
Huon
FL Ho van Tassel
Bancroft
State County Commissioners Association
Court House
State Public Welfare Act
van Tassel
Tech
Coun
VanTassel
Beadle
Mitchell
W VanTassel
County Commission
Marvin Hughitt
M. A. Kennedy
Fate Relief Office
Peadle County
Uns
Did You Know About A Historic House on Lawn Bridge Avenue
The column notes a house built in the early eighties on the east side of Wisconsin avenue near Second street by G Laube a pioneer with saloon ties and early gambling interests. He was an inventor with patents including a straw burner and a liquor level device. The Huronite pays 2 cents for accepted items.
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Lawn Bridge Avenue
Wisconsin Avenue
Second Street
G. Laube
T. F. Nicholl
Laube
Republican Opposition To Trade Pact Grows
Mounting Republican opposition to the New Deals reciprocal trade treaty with Canada crystallized in calls for a referendum in the 1936 elections. Senator Vandenberg questioned agricultural concessions while others predicted mixed effects. administration officials argued tariff reductions would start January 1. The Grange also urged repudiation, calling the pact injurious and vowing a repeal campaign in the next Congress.
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Canada
Morrizon Spangler
Republican
Ito
Vandenberg
Michigan
Henry P.fletcher
J Nations Committee
Anl
Chaise i Thin
United States Tanift Commission
Sacramento
Calif
National Grange
Grange
Friends Of Borah Plan Primary Entry In 1925 Fight
Reports from the capital say Senator Borah’s supporters will enter his name in next year’s presidential primaries unless he formally declines. The chatter strengthens predictions of a dramatic duel with former President Hoover over party leadership as Borah and Hoover position as rival factions move toward the nominating fight, with Borah stressing reform and Hoover focusing on monopoly while party leaders seek restructuring.
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Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Pi Maries
Republican
Margaret Fallon Dies After Illness at 75
Miss Margaret Fallon died at her northwest Lincoln home after a long illness. Born February 29 in Hancock New York she is survived by sister Mrs Anna Hedlund who resided with her. Funeral services set for tomorrow at St Martin's Catholic Church. body to be shipped tomorrow evening to Wilcox Nebraska for burial.
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Margaret Fallon
Wisconin Avenues
Miss Fallon
Hancock
Delaware County
New York
Anna Hedlund
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Wilcox
Neb
Mooney Habeas Hearing Nears End
Final witnesses in Tom Mooney’s habeas corpus bid for freedom from San Quentin were summoned today. Frank Walsh of Mooney’s legal staff prepared to wind up the case in the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing trial where 10 people were killed in 1916.
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Mooney
San Francisco
Tom Mooney
Police lack clues on bus arm robbery at city avenue
Police today had no clues to identify two men involved in a bus robbery on avenue and street. Loot mounted to about 60 dollars. Attendant Wilson Wanmon was on duty at the time.
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Offervi
Wilsow Wanmon
Ducks Get Tight Then Get Caught in Minnesota
In Bemidji on November 19 a park superintendent used alcohol-soaked bread to intoxicate ducks at Diamond Point Park. After decoying them to the pond, 47 birds were tranquilized and removed to winter pens.
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Bemids, Minn
Diamond Point Park
Roy Smith
Smith
Huron Girl Wins Honors At State
BROOKINGS Nev Norma Royer Huron earned high honors at State College during the spring quarter She finished with 1 8235 grade points per credit hour out of 2 00 and ranked among 61 students on the high honor roll Only 61 surpassed the minimum for high honors and fewer students earned above 16578 on the 623 enrolled
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Brookings
Nev
Norma Royer
Huron
State College
Miss Royer
State
Nobel committee awards no peace prize for 1835
Oslo November 19 The Nobel committee announced no peace prize would be awarded this year. No laureate will receive the prize due to lack of a suitable proposal.
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Oslo
Norway
Nobel Committee
Navy Accepts Nine Recruits From Local Area
Three men recruited here have been accepted for enlistment in the U.S. Navy at the Main Station in Omaha. The men accepted are Howard Leonard Martin Hurson, Charles Henry Fenwick Custer, and Robert Leroy Gould Custer. They will undergo a three month recruit training course at the U.S. Naval Training Station in San Diego California.
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Navy
U.S. Navy
Omaha
Howard Leonard Martin
Huron
Charles Henry Fenwick
Custer
Robert Leroy Gould
U. S. Naval Training Station
San Diego
Calif
Italy Deploys Air Attack as Ethiopian War Escalates
Associated Press reports 2,000 Ethiopian deaths after Italian air strike on the northern front. Haile Selassie flies from Addis Ababa with an escort as sanctions pressure grows. Ciano’s plane is brought down, Mussolini’s sons participate, and Badoglio moves to command in East Africa. The Grand Council signals no withdrawal from Libya as Italy presses conquest efforts.
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Associated Press
Emperor Mail¢ Selassie
Addia Ababi
Italy
League of Nations
Iiatian
I Duce
Gyleane Ciang
Haile Selassie
Vhase
Ciano
Mussolini
Brung
Vitetorio
Haile Selass
Morea
Ethiopia
Rome
Tembian
Nadir
Ghersha
Tzaham
Duce
Grand Council
Libya
North Africa
Mediterranean
Council
Mussolini recalls De Bono linked to British politics
Washington dispatch argues Mussolini may have recalled General De Bono not on age grounds but to move his best general home for Italy. The piece notes De Bono’s loyalty and suggests a broader strategy tied to British political promises and fear of fascism. Continuation hinted on Page Four.
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Washington
Mussolini
de Bono
Italy
U.S
de Bodo
Rome
Ethiopia
Stanley Baldwin
Labor Party
St Helena
Fear of Japanese Army Prompts North China Autonomy
Chinese officials in Peiping say autonomy for five North China provinces stems from fear of the Japanese army. Maj. Gen. Kenji Doihara delivered an ultimatum, while Toho wires say the new state would operate under Japanese control with civil and military commissions advising. Tokyo may push Chiang Kai-shek toward a split from Nanking, with potential bloodshed avoided but preparations urged in Shanghai.
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Associated Press
Peiping
China
Kenji Doihara
Toho
Ows
Renga
Nanking
North Chin
Akira Ariyoshi
Japan
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Sher
Chiang
North China
Suvey
Hagi
Port Arthur
Tientsin
London
Great Britain
Waits 38 Years To Win A Wife in San Francisco
In San Francisco on November 1, 1980s era clipping recounts Frederick Friedman finally persuading Herman Hermansen to marry. Hermansen, 79, proposed to 72 year old friend now wife, after decades of bachelorhood and a prior claim of never marrying. The Hermansens were honeymooning.
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San Francisco
Cal
Frederick Friedman
Herman Hermansen
Yoo
Hermansen
Frederika
Security program gains push from Washington mayors
Secretary Perkins urged the United States conference of mayors to back state and federal cooperation to launch the new social security program widely. She noted most federal grants require state matching funds and that unemployment measures hinge on state action while Hopkins prepared a related address amid mayors facing financial pressures as the dole era winds down.
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Washington
Perkins
United States Conference of Mayors
New Deal
Marry IL. Hopkins
Mayora
Olson Declares Candidacy for U S Senate in 1926
Floyd B. Olson of Minnesota, a former labor party governor, announced his bid for the United States Senate seat held by Thomas D. Schall as a farmer labor candidate. He voiced support for stricter regulation of public utilities, contrasting Schall’s stance, and reiterated his long advocacy of state ownership of electric utilities. Olson has been in public life since 1919.
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St, Paul
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
United States
Thomas D. Schall
Olson
Washington
Gov
Schall
Jong
Guffey predicts laws for other industries
Senator Guffey of Pennsylvania forecast that if his coal control law is upheld by the Supreme Court, similar legislation will be applied to many other industries especially those involving natural resources. He noted appeals from anthracite miners and operators to extend the law to their field and blamed absentee ownership for the present issues. The Guffey law was recently ruled constitutional by a federal district court in Louisville.
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Washington
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Supreme Cow
Supreme Courts
Federal District Court
Louisville
Clerk Sues Mother-In-Law For $100,000 In New Suit
Gernard Travis Ragsdale, 25, a month clerk who married coffee heiress Margerita, sues Cordelia Guircia de Moran, wife of El Salvador coffee Blanter, alleging she convinced his bride to separate him and threatened to disinherit her if she did not leave him. The dispute centers on a late honeymoon fallout and a split declared on November 10 with an annulment suit to follow.
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LOS Anghlus
Vmy
Gernard Travis Ragsdale
Cordelia Guircia de Moran
el Salvador
Margerita
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