Four Are Killed In Tanker Blaze
SAN FRANCISCO November 21 A tanker disaster killed four men and injured nine others when a leaking pump line caused a gasoline blaze aboard the Standard Oil tanker Three explosions erupted as a fire swept the vessel at the dock. Chief Officer B C Rippy Richmond California John Gannon Point Richmond Henry Jorgensen San Francisco pumpman Stanley Dudzick North Tonawanda New York died later from injuries. Captain Oscar J Landah Berkeley California survived.
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San Francisco
Standard Oil
Charlie Watson
B. C. Rippy
Richmond
Calif
John Gannon
Point Richmond
Henry Jorgensen
Pumpman
Stanley Dudzick
North Tonawanda
New York
Oscar J. Landah
Berkeley
Loyalty To U S Urged By Grandi In Philadelphia Dinner
Signor Dino Grandi, Italy s foreign minister, urged Americans of Italian blood to remain loyal citizens of the United States. Speaking at a Sons of Italy dinner, he said Italians abroad should be Americans first and that the country they dwell in is their home. He and his party were feted in New York and Philadelphia before heading to Baltimore.
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Philadelphia
Italy
Signor Dino Grandi
United States
Mussolini
Sons of Italy
Sig Poe Grandi
America
Signor Grandi
Baltimore
New York
Great Republic of the Stars
James Grafton Rogers
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
William A. Behnader
Pennsylvania
Schn di Silvestro
Eons
Hoover
Duce
uwn-Ameri
Supreme Court Reverses Four Lower Court Rulings in SD Opinions
The South Dakota supreme court handed down opinions reversing four lower court decisions and affirming two. Cases include Winship Equity Exchange v Jarala on promissory notes, Gustav W Wolff v Stenger for personal injuries, and Black Hills Mercantile v Bender on property attachment, with notes on counties and presiding judges.
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Supreme Court
Pierre
South Dakota Supreme Court
Winship Equity Exchange
John Jarala
Brown Teuuty
Howard Babcock
Rudolph
Gustav W. Wolff
Edward Stenger
Pennington County
Kryn Young Springer
St Charles L. Swift
Bovett County
J. R. Cash
Jacder
Campae
Minnesota poised to buy road steel from mills
Minnesota may buy steel for road refinements directly from mills. Highway commissioner Charles M. Babcock disclosed that cement for road construction is already bought direct by the state. About percent of steel is normally purchased by contractors. the 1952 paving program requires around 1,000 tons of steel for eight miles of concrete highway with forty thousand pounds per mile.
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Minnesota
ST. Paul
Minne- 6
Charles M. Babcock
Prisoners Offered College Education at Minnesota Penitentiary
Prisoners at the Minnesota state penitentiary will be offered rail delivered college courses through the University of Minnesota correspondence program. The state board of control completed an arrangement with the university division to allow inmates to pursue 334 courses from art to business and political science, paying regular tuition from earnings at the prison.
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ST. Daul
Minnesota State Penitentiary
State Board of Control
University of Minnesota
Warning Notices Gather Fees Before Deadline
A terse 19th century style note warns that since the first warning a few have paid 41 per to Pay before the third end Dem Wagurr. The fragment indicates a debt or penalty collection with a specific amount and delayed payment.
Gun Victim Shows Slight Improvement
Rapid City Nov 21. Mrs. John Wolan improved today after being shot through the right lung in a quarrel with her husband a Polish beet worker 15 miles east of Rapid City. Physician said she has a small chance of recovery as charges against the husband pend.
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Rapid City
John Wolan
Here
Early Mailing To Foreign Lands Postal Bulletin
Postmaster A B Blake notes a mail early warning for Christmas to foreign countries and U S possessions. Bulletin lists latest dispatch dates to Atlantic and Pacific ports and warns customs delays affect parcel post delivery. Deadlines show articles must reach Atlantic or Pacific ports by key dates from New York and Pacific coast cities.
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Pacific
Atlantic
United States
A. B. Blake
Atlatic
Pacific Coast
Blake
Huron
New York
Belgium
Bermuda
Canal Zone
Colombia
Cuba
Denmark
England
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
India
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands
Newfoundland
Nicaragua
Bluefields
Corinto
Norway
Panama
Poland
Porto Rico
Scotland
Liberia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Turkey
Australia
China
Hong Kong
Hawaii
Japan
Netherlands East Indies
New Zealand
Philippine Islands
Straits Settlementa
Siam
Potter Fair Board Wins In Law Suit
GETTYSBURG November 21 jury returned a verdict in favor of the Potter County Fair association in the case of L G Eary against the Potter County Fair association. Eary sought 5000 dollars for injuries when struck by a race horse on the track July 5 1930. The jury awarded the full amount requested plus costs against the insurance company. Morison and Shaug represented Eary while Sargent Westphal and Tait Morgan stood for the Fair association. Earlier Eary obtained 415 dollars and costs from Monarch Accident Insurance.
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Gettysburg
The
Fair Association
L. G. Eary
Potter County Fair Association
Eary
Morrison
Shaug
Mobridge
Sargent
Westphal
Tait
Morgan
Gettysboro
Farlier
Monarch Accident
Katy
Railroad Official Dies in New York
Albert Hall Harris vice president and chairman of the executive committee of the New York Central Railroad died of a heart attack at his home in New York City on November 21.
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New York
Albert Hall Harris
New York Central Railroad
Iroquois High School Organizes New Band
On November 21 a new band is organized at Iroquois School with 32 pieces. Directors F Aughenbaugh and FE Casperson take lead roles, splitting duties by instrument groups. The group includes violins, flutes, trombones, tubas, mandolins, clarinets, and saxophones.
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Iroquoi Juois
Bend
Mr. Eslick
de Smet
F. Aughenbaugh
FE. O. Casperson
City Bend
Casperson
Aughenbaugh
Bard group formed from grades seven through twelve
The bard membership spans seventh to twelfth grade with practice night set for Wednesday. Rehearsals will be held at the school house to prepare the group.
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Bard
Newspaper libel case dismissed in Duluth
Chauncey A. Peterson, meat dealer and former state legislator, moved to drop the libel suit against Duluth weekly publisher John A. Montner after Peterson said he and Montner reached an understanding. The complaint had charged Montner with libeling Peterson in a newspaper article.
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Duluth
Nor
Sgeinet
John A. Montner
Chauncey A. Peterson
Peterson
Harry E Boyle
St. Louis
Montner
Open Forum on City Expenditures and Street Funds
Reader corrects misstatements about Huron street department spending. He notes actual street mileage is about 115 including alleys and outlines items from last year totaling 48 552 dollars from a 70 000 dollar appropriation. He says the bond issue issue is separate from the department’s funds.
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George HL Costain
City of
Huron
City Hall
East Third Street
Simmons Ave
River Bridge
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U.S
Grandi
Nat Halians
S Sales Company
Fredson
Mariginal Court of Huron
Dick Why
Miser
Black Hills Mercantile Company
Appellat
Henry Bender
Fall River County
H.R. Tinley
Gorden
Warren
Oscar Hallam
Belkree and Rubber Company of
A. J. McDowell
Faulk County
J. Pa Bertum
Potter Fair Board
Dean
Voltaire
Howard
Arne Gimmestad
Pine “Orey Ale
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