Temporary Truce Declared In Farm Strike As Governors Meet
A farm strike movement inches toward Congress as farm leaders vote to let midwestern governors push agriculture plans forward. Milo Reno leads the Farmers Holiday association with John Bosch of Minnesota, while Gov Olson signals a December conference with many state leaders. The strike shifts toward a pause pending federal action, with Wisconsin milk pool suspending activities amid mounting calm. Simultaneously a leadership reshuffle and a lobby clash mark internal tensions at a Minneapolis convention.
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LAHA
Farm Holiday Association
Milo Reno
John Bosch
Minnesota
Farmers’ Union
Union
Borch
Floyd B Olson
Gov. Olson
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Llinois
Indiana
Ohio
Texas
South
North Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minneapplis
Chicago
Congress
Bosch
Reno
Wisconsin Milk Pool
Tee Farmer’ Union
John Erp
Harry Paymenter
Strike Spread Averted In Swift & Company Talk
A threatened local labor walkout by Swift & Company workers was averted when a committee representing employees and management agreed to broaden representation and limit wage demands to a larger group. The accord followed discussions on pay and working conditions in South St. Paul Minnesota on November 23.
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South ST. Paul, Mnn
Ing
Swift& Company
Weather For Huron and Vicinity Update
Weather bulletin for Huron and nearby areas reports fair conditions with Friday bringing increasing cloudiness and rising temperatures. South Dakota area mostly fair with colder conditions in the west tonight and Friday, with cloud increases and warmer temperatures expected.
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Huron
Vicinity
Tor
South Dakota
Wynekoop Murder Suspect Surrenders in Chicago
Earl Wynekoop, 27, surrendered to Chicago police after Chief Shoemaker named a household member as the killer in the Rheta Wynekoop murder. He denied knowledge of the operating room death, claimed he learned of the tragedy in Kansas City, and provided details on the meal contents as chemical tests noted undigested cabbage. Police held Dr. Alice Wynekoop and others in the mansion while continuing the hunt for the missing widower.
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Chicago
William Shoemaker
Earl Wynekoop
Rheta
Wynckoop
Alice Wynkoop
Wynekoop
John Stege
Wynkoop
Kansas City
Alice Wynekoop
Enid Hennessey
Dr. Wynekoop
Chi
Man ends life over ill health at Odd Fellows home
A 74 year old resident, once a traveling grocery salesman, shot himself at the cemetery after leaving a note citing ill health and mentioning his wife’s grave. He had homesteaded nearby in 1876 and Mrs. Dutcher had died years earlier.
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Yeaterday
Phare
Odd Fellows Home
Thitcher
Aberdeen
Dutcher
Traylor Silent On Reported Disapproval Of Policy
Melvin A. Traylor of Chicago banker and a member of the Federal Reserve advisory council declined to comment on the council s report frowning on President Roosevelt s monetary policies saying he was surprised the report had been published and indicated it had been issued.
U S Balloonists Seen As New World Altitude Record
Washington and Paris dispatches report Lieut Comm Settle’s stratosphere ascent reached 53,153 feet, with the NA A saying the height will be submitted to the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale as a new world record, while noting Soviet claims lack official proof.
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National Aeronautical ‘Association
Federation Aeronatique Internationale
Ray Cooper
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
Cooper
Auguste Piccard
Paris
International Aeronautic Federation
Setile
United States
Sarraut Fights to Save French Franc in Parliament
Premier Albert Sarraut opened a debate in the chamber of deputies to defend his program to save the franc amid forecasts the government may fall that night. Former premier Edouard Herriot urged allies to shore up scattered cabinet support as debate resumed in Paris.
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Sarraut
Paris
Albert Sarraut
Chamber of Deputies
Edouard
Herriot
Suspended Trading In Bank Stocks In Minneapolis
Minnesota authorities ordered a temporary ban on trading the First Bank Stock Corporation and the Northwest Bank Corporation shares. The state commerce commission calls for show cause by December on making the ruling permanent, while exchange officials seek an authoritative opinion from the state on market status before resuming trading.
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Minneapolis
First Bank Stock Corporation
Northwest Ban Corporation
State Commerce Commission
Minnesota
Commission
Somending
South Dakota Civil Works Details Payroll Disbursement Plan
Officials in Pierre announced a plan to disburse funds to about 30 000 relief workers through 26 southeastern counties with checks written in Sioux Falls by telephone and returned to counties. The plan aims to pay 17 250 workers from Sioux Falls and about 19 000 from Pierre, with cash wages at 20 cents per hour for six hours daily.
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Pierre
South Dakota
New Civil Works Administration
W. L. Eales
Merrite L. Lawton
Sioux Falls
Lawton
Balés
Zales
Eales
Relief Administration
de Gray
Hughes County
The Morgenthau News Behind the News Exposed
Washington report notes a move tied to Morgenthau and a clash over handling, with officials seeking publicity and others pushing for greater transparency. The piece discusses how press access and official spin shape coverage and the friction between candied headlines and candid truth.
Wagon Traveler Prolongs Tourist Season In Hills
J B Belfour travels in a covered wagon with horses and a dog, moving from Montana toward Missouri. He stopped 20 days in the Black Hills area of South Dakota to rest and work his six horses, aiming to reach Armstrong by Christmas. He expects to cover about 1500 miles in total, continuing his journey after Rap id City.
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Black Hills
J. B. Belfour
Montana
Missouri
Balfour
Blackfoot
South Dakota
Lindberghs Map Return Route From Azores to America
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh plan to return to America via Cape Verde and Madeira, aiming for St Michael Island Lisbon and Cape Verde as a route. They arrived in Ponta Delgada and discussed using Cape Sition midway between Africa and South America as a base for trans Atlantic air mail flights.
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Azores
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
America
Cape Verde
Africa
Col Lindbergh
St. Michael Island
Madeira
Lisbon
Cape
South America
Red Cross Heads Renew Appeals
Red Cross Roll Call officials led by Campaign Chairman G O Martin and county chairman Miss Norah Hogan urged greater local action and broader citizen support to meet the 1200 member goal. They stressed Red Cross work to ease winter suffering in Beadle County, noting federal aid cannot replace personal attention. By today 719 people had joined. firms reaching 100 percent included Calmenson’s Clothing, Max Royal Law, and the junior high.
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Red Cross
G. 0. Martin
Norah Hogan
Moe
Ehead Sor
Beadle County
Fedraxelis
Wat
Calmenson's
Max Royal Law Office
Grand Champion Beef Brings $10.25 Per Cat
An AP report notes the grand champion beef cattle named American Royal Livestock asserts its status with a top price of 10.25 per carat or unit, highlighting market strength.
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Royal Livestock
Normal Yields To Be Used In South Dakota Contracts
Secretary Wallace outlined adjustments to the corn hog program noting a loophole could use base production figures from abnormally small recent crops to calculate future allotments. Local committees would interpret normal yields for per acre figures, with adjustments for hog base production. The administration completed corn loan contracts, ordering 1,730,000 copies for farmers and outlining warehouse act distinctions for states like Iowa and South Dakota. Loans hinge on contracts to reduce production, with two-year lease terms and drought adjustments projecting substantial financing through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Washington
Wallace
South Dakota
Ray Murray
Iowa
Towa
Winnois
Nebraska
Colorado
Minnesota
Scredit Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Midwest
Extortion Plot Probed Near Centerville South Dakota
Sheriff’s deputies investigate an alleged extortion attempt against 80 year old John Norin of a farm southeast of Centerville. A pencil letter signed Sioux City Gangsters demanded $2000 under threats. An ambush was set but no one appeared and the suspect remains at large.
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Centerville
S. D
John Norin
Here
Norin
Mistire
Sioux City
Slain Man Brother In Newark Silent Rites Held
In Newark Wyoming on November 23 Albert Irwin Kesselhaut, brother of Irwin, was killed. The coroner declined to amplify details. Authorities no further statements were issued as the family mourns.
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Silvers
Newark
Albert Ge. Kesselhaut
Inwitz
Albert
Irwin
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J. L. Burdick
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