Italians Talk Possibility Of Reprisals Against America
San Francisco health officials reported a poison tainted baking soda scare linked to three deaths. An employee allegedly refilled display barrels from a barrel marked scouring powder while store patrons bought baking soda in bulk. Investigators pursue how a second more lethal substance entered the supply.
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San Francisco
de. J. C. Geiger
Geiger
Health Department
Geixer
Actiu
Dr. Geiger
Car Train Crash At St Lawrence Leaves Driver Injured
John Walton of St Lawrence was injured when his Ford model A was struck by a C N W passenger train at a level crossing. The car was dragged a block and wrecked. Walton received emergency treatment at the scene and was taken to Milles hospital with a fractured leg and chest injuries.
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St, Lawrence
John Walton
St. Lawrence
Walton
Milles
Prosecution of Firms Under Munitions Act Moves Forward
Martin Conboy, former U S district attorney, assigned to prosecute alleged perjury and neutrality act violations linked to arms shipments to Paraguay and Bolivia. Eight corporations and three individuals named in Fromer commission to Cowboy, including Curtis-Wright and Wright Aeronautical entities, Celts Patent Firearms, American Armament, Ferro, Barr Shipping, and other listed parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martin Conboy
United States
Paraguay
Bolivia
Fromer
Cummings’ Commission
Cowboy
Federal District Tours
Curtis-Wright Airoplane Company
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Curtis Aeroplane and Motor Company
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Celts Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company
Chamber Opens Listing of PWA Bids in South Dakota
The Huron Chamber of Commerce has received a listing of PWA bids to be opened in South Dakota in three weeks. Secretary Gene Denning invited contractors and other interested persons to examine the list.
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Chamber
Huron Chamber of
Cammerce
PWA
South Dakota
Gene Denning
Intersted
County Commission Session Looms As Protest Against Welfare Act
South Dakota county commissioners meet at the Elks ballroom amid talk of protesting the state public welfare act The group questions turning relief funds to new county welfare boards and fears over centralization of control No definite program details exist though a state commission meeting is expected to outline policies next Monday
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South Dakota
F. H. VanTassett
Bancroft
County Commissioners’ Association of
Elks
VanTassel
Oscly
H. H. Holdridge
Madison
State Public Welfare Commission
VanTasyel
VanTussel
VanTossel
S County Commission
E. A. Houck
Arthus Miller
Beadle County Commission
Welfare Commission
Miller
Houck
Beadle County
van Tngset
State Commission
Tiger Play To Be Presented Tonight
Huron high school pupils present the annual Tiger play Shirt Sleeves in the high school auditorium tonight. Curtain rises at 8 p.m. Prizes will be awarded between acts.
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Huron High School
Acta
Pheasant Hunters Stir Nervy Fort Dodge Drive
In Fort Dodge Iowa on November 22 a state patrolman stopped a car with one headlight. He found 30 pheasants in the ditch after eight other hunter laden cars passed.
Hopes Of Finding Lost Aviator Fade
Amid renewed hopes, a rescue plane failed to find Sir Charles Kingford-Smith on Sayer Island in the Bay of Bengal off Siam. The search moved to Alor Star and will resume along the east coast Peninsula tomorrow as flares were seen from the lonely island.
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Associated Pri Css
Singapore
Strait Settlements
Sir Charles Kingford-Smith
Inisht
Sayer Island
Bay of Bengal
Siam
Alor Star
British Malaya
Jong
England
Australia
Disbarment Hearing Missed by Edwin Brown
Edwin Brown a Franciscau attorney failed to appear for a disbarment hearing before the state supreme court. He may file briefs by December 1 as referee Sickel of Mitchell recommends disbarment for writing worthless checks misusing estate funds and using threats to obtain money.
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Pierre
Edwin Brown
Franciscau
State Supreme Court
Dec. I. V. BR
Sickel
Mitchell
Brown
China Clipper Starts Pacific Air Mail Service
Alameda ceremony marks the China Clipper flight inaugurating Pan American Airways service to Hawaii and the Philippines. Captain Edwin Musick leads the crew across 2400 miles from San Francisco Bay to Honolulu in 18 hours and Manila in 60, with Postmaster General Farley signaling nationwide air mail kickoff.
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Pan American Airways
Fakooff
San Francico
Orient
Alameda
Cal
America
Pacific
American Airways
Hawaii
Philippines
Honolulu
Manila
San Francisco Bay
Flonglulu
James A Farley
Roosevelt
Edwin Musick
Negro Murder Trial To Be Very Short
Bramlett, a Black man, admits slashing Tony Jackson during a quarrel at Jackson’s home seven years ago but says it was self defense. The defense rests after Bramlett’s testimony as the judge calls the trial among the state’s shortest murder cases to date.
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Watertown
W. N. Skinner
Bramlett
Japan Holds Fire on North China Autonomy Plan
The Associated Press reports a plan by Japanese military leaders for North China autonomy remains static though Shanghai says it is still in fermentation. Chinese officials are nervous over renewed talks between North China leaders and Japanese army officers while Japanese cabinet members debate Sino Japanese policy. A foreign official calls the situation a matter of Chinese politics with no clear government stance yet.
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Associated Press
North China
Shanghai
Probaly
Offisa
Jowan Tells East Farm Aid Here To Stay At Least In Essentials
Boston dispatch reports W W Waymack of the Des Moines Register and Tribune says government support for agriculture is permanent in essence though methods may change. He argues farmers must have a concrete program and political footing, with AAA taxes supported by farm organizations to defend price balance and avoid attacks on reform. Part of the earths oxygen supply is manufactured by growing plants.
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Jowan
East Farm Aid
Boston
W. W. Waymack
Des Moines
Iowa
Register and Tribune
Waymack
New England
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
First District
United States Circuit
Waymad
Roosevelt hints at re election in speech to mayors
Washington reports say President Roosevelt signaled confidence in re election while addressing mayors. A relaxation of White House tension followed, with Roosevelt moving to Warm Springs and ending daily work around 4 30 pm amid cautious political briefings.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Uus
Mr.Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Limitations Apply To Moleys Report
At a press conference Attorney General Cummings joked that the statute of limitations applies around here when asked about a crime report. He deflected by saying “My boy” Raymond Moley prepared the report long ago.
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Washington
Cummings
Raymond Moley
Elks Lodge Seeks Reorganization Under Section 77-B
The Huron Elks Lodge 444 PF C files for reorganization in federal court under Section 77-B of the Bankruptcy Act. Total liabilities are 589872.35 with assets 524438.89, the Marvin Hughitt hotel as principal property.Attorney A A Chamberlain says 72 percent of bondholders support settlement and terms will be submitted within 30 days. court approval expected.
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Elks Lodge
Marvin Hughitt
Sioux Fall
Huron Lodge
PF. C. Elks
Federal Bankruptcy Act
Huron Elks Lodge
Lode
A. A. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Class Competition Continues At College
Freshman and sophomore classes competed during a morning student assembly with a humorous speaking contest. Last week sophomores won the most votes in the music contest. Amos Hofer and Harold Studer represented the freshman class, while John Francis represented the sophomore class with humorous remarks.
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Amos Hofer
Ya'e
Harold Studer
Sisseton
John Francis
Murtle
Did You Know Shanties on the LittleGeld Farm
Two claim shanties stand on the old LittleGeld farm sixty four miles southeast of Hitchcock. They were built from lumber hauled from Huron before railroads reached Hitchcock. The Evening Huronite will pay two cents for each item adopted by this column.
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LittleGeld
Hitchcock
Huron
Italy’s Fleet Needs Us In War Report From Addis Ababa
The article notes early Ethiopian fighting near Makale on November 12 as fascist Italy faces pressure from sanctions and oil cutoffs. It cites Rome skepticism about U S moves to halt shipments and discusses the eye for an eye diplomatic stance and American oil interests shifting away from Ethiopian concessions.
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Associated Press
United States
Irajan
Addis Ababa
Rome
Washington
Italy
Ethiopia
Commenia Cars
Visi
Russia
America
Makale
Wernbert
American
State Department
Hauptmann Would Take Lie Detector Only If Freed
Hauptmann's counsel proposed a lie detector test on condition he be released if it proved he told the truth. Dr William Munson reportedly approved the idea in Rochester. Defense counsel C Lloyd Fisher said he had not heard of the latest plan, while state officials denied knowledge of the report.
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Hauptmann
Trenton
N. J
Richard Hauptmann
Wiliam M. Munson
Rochester
C. Lloyd Fisher
Defense
Rammsann
Heavy Hunting Toll Reported In Iowa
Iowa records three dead and at least four wounded on the third day of the 1936 pheasant hunting season. Victims include Ben Klgoo 16 of Poeshontas killed by a gun discharge. John Lazie Orlwain racer and Dr. Harry Woormley of Rockford Ill. died of heart attacks while hunting. Injuries to Harry Berlin Walter Braasch 14 from Reinbeck and Emmett Ebkett Mile ford farmer plus BF Van Patten of Spencer.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ben Klgoo
Poeshontas
John Lazie
Harry Woormley
Rockford
Harry Berlin
Iowa Falls
Walter Braasch
Theant
Reinbeck High School
Emmett Ebkett Mileford Farmer
Bf van Patten
Spencer
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Ivan Tassell
Fort Dodge
Tokyo
Japan
Wihe
Paul Mallo
Paul Mallen
Moley
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