McKenzie Honored By Sioux Falls Elks
Jerome Henna Dean known as Dizzy, famed Chicago Cubs pitcher, entertained an Elk Club crowd in Sioux Falls while E C McKenzie of Huron, district deputy, was honored. He praised local clubs in a wide tour, joked about meals, recalled boyhood and big league years since 1932, and lauded Sioux Falls charity efforts.
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Sioux Falls
Jerome Henna
Izzy) Dean
Chicago Cubs
E. C. McKenzie
Huron
Dizzy
Mitchell
Joe
McKenzie § Gamathey
Falls
Chamberlain May Visit Windsor in Paris Amid Reconciliation Odds
Paris November 24 A Chamberlain aide said it is quite likely the prime minister will call on the Duke of Windsor during his three day visit to Paris. A meeting would mark another step toward reconciliation between the former king and the British royal family and government. The Windsors stay at a Paris hotel and attended Thanksgiving services at the American Church of Paris.
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Paris
Chamberlain
Duke of Windsor
Faris Hotel
Duke's
Hopkins Denies Quotation About Spending and Taxing
New York November 24 United States Work Progress Administrator Hopkins denied in a letter to the editor published in the New York Times that he ever said spend and spend tax and elect and elect. He said the quotation was attributed to him by Washington correspondent Arthur Krock and there is no basis in fact for the accusation. Kreck replied that the quote was first published elsewhere in September and had been reprinted many times between its first appearance and November 12.
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New York
Ury
Harry {. Hopkins
Work Progress
New York Times
Hopkins
Washington Dispatch
Arthur Krock
Times’ Washington
the Times
Kreck
Santa Claus parade to visit Huron toylands this week
Santa Claus will ride a C N W Railroad arrival at 6 05 p m and lead a parade through Huron’s business district. The Huron High School pep band will perform as he visits drapery stores and Woolworths to view new children’s amusements. He will collect letters from children to guide Christmas gifts in Huron.
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Huron’s
Santa Claus
Huron
Tha Ni ‘Ole
Utah Convicts Postpone Thanksgiving Football Game
Salt Lake City November 24 convicts at Utah State prison postponed their annual Thanksgiving Day football game to protest convict conditions. A coach accused the opposing mentor of proselyting during the event, stirring community response as markets closed for the holiday.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Fed. Re
Man killed while signaling for ride after highway crash
George H. Tilbury, 61, of Kennewick Washington, died in Portland after an automobile collision on the Columbia River highway. While signaling for a ride to Portland from a stone guard rail, a strong wind blew him from the railing and he fell to his death.
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Portland
Ore
George H. Tilbury
Kennewick
Wash
Columbia River
Tilbury
Grover Young
Stockyards Truce Outlook Brightens Labor Talks
Federal conciliators reported progress toward a settlement in the Chicago stockyards strike as CIO stock handlers union and Union Stockyards Co. agreed to an initial conference Saturday morning. Noon trade was suspended after Monday’s walkout. negotiators hoped to remove obstacles before next week.
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Chicago
CIO
Faid Transit Company
Tce
Robert Mythens
W. H. Rodgers
Department of Labor
South Side
Family Carries On With Custom Of Mother Greenstein
Chicago reports a Thanksgiving tradition continued by the Greenstein family honoring Mother Greenstein who fed about 1000 hungry people from her restaurant each holiday. The custom began 46 years ago, inviting poor families and travelers with a full turkey dinner, no charge, no questions. The practice will continue, says widower Mase and his four daughters Libby Kessle, Rose, Mamie, and Ray Greenstein.
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Chicago
Mother Greenestein
Mother Greenstein
Mase
Libby Kessle
Rose
Mamie
Ray Greenstein
Japanese Advance Near Canton Deepens Chinese War Front
Japanese forces pushed inland from the Pearl River delta toward the Canton Kowloon railway, with 2,000 troops landing near Canton and other units moving along lines toward Hongkong. Chinese irregulars and Kwangtung militiamen held most delta defense as Canton fell, while a Japanese plane dropped pamphlets warning villagers. In France, steel workers resisted Daladier government measures, swelling strike ranks and straining Franco British talks on military ties as protests spread to northern coal mines.
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Canton-Kowloon
Kwangtung
Canton
Sheklung
Hongkong
Paris
France
Daladier
Chamberlain
Viscount Halifax
Britain
Thar
Nord Department
Yenterday
Urder
Dalrders
General Confederation of Labor
Americans Can Be Thankful in America a free voice
A contrast highlights Americas freedom of expression amid global repression. The piece notes religious persecution, jail for opinion, and travel restrictions overseas while praising the U S tradition of speaking and writing with government listening and citizens’ voice.
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America
Engineer Settles World’s Fair Claim For 45000
Joseph F. Shadgren a consulting engineer who claimed to originate the idea of the New York world’s fair settled his $1,000,000 damage suit out of court. The New York fair corporation led by Grover A. Whalen will pay Shadgren 45,000 and keep him as consulting engineer to the fair until it closes.
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New York
UTI
Joseph F. Shadgren
The
Fair Corporation
Grover A. Whalen
Shadger
Knutson Confined With Broken Arm After Fall
Congressman Harold Knutson Republican Sixth District was hospitalized in St. Cloud Minnesota with a broken arm after slipping and falling at the Lac Qui Park WPA project He canceled a planned two week district trip and will remain confined about another week to recover
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ST. Cloud
Minn
Harold Knutson
Seday
Lac Qui Park Park
Knutson
Frankfort Resident To Be Buried Friday
John Hall of Frankfort dies after lingering illness at his home. A short funeral service will be at his home, then burial in Mellette Cemetery Friday afternoon.
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Frankfort
Frank Ort
John Hall
Mellette
Six burned when gasoline mistaken for water in trailer blaze
In Redding California on November 24 six people were burned and one critically injured after a bucket of gasoline was used to douse a small fire under a gasoline stove in a trailer at Boomtown.
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Redding
Calif
Boomtown
Mounties Nab Man Charged With Moosomin Farmer Murder
Harry Heipel, 24, captured in Illinois and returned to Regina, facing a murder charge in the death of J. A. Kaeser, Moosomin area farmer, with two Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers involved in his arrest.
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Winnipeg
Harry ‘Heipel
Regina
J. A. Kaeser
Moosomin
Sesk
Ilinois
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
113 Year-Old Woman Dies in Corpus Christi
Clara Ramirez died at her home in Corpus Christi yesterday she was believed to be 113 years old Records show she was born in Mexico City in 1812 and came to Corpus Christi 93 years ago when the city was still Mexican territory.
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Corpus Christi
Clara Ramirez
Mexico City
Canada's Tiniest Baby Thrives In Homemade Incubator
In Drumheller Alia Canada Press reports a five inch long 22 ounce premature baby girl thriving in a home made incubator using an apple box heated by an electric lamp. The infant has gained weight and doctors say she has an excellent chance to live. The baby was born to Mr and Mrs James Carruthers on Monday.
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Drumheller
Alia
Canada
James Carruthers
Young Hadassah Delegates Send Thanksgiving Greeting
In Pittsburgh 500 delegates from the Junior Hadassah dispatched a Thanksgiving message to President Roosevelt praising the United States for condemning terror and vandalism. They expressed gratitude for government and nation that protect Jewish citizens and oppose oppression. The message represented 20,000 Jewish women.
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Plussburgh
Vre
Hadassah
Young Women's Hebrew Organization
Roosevelt
Car Production Pace Expected To Continue Through Winter
DETROIT reports that the motor car industry will keep an encouraging production pace through the winter months and into the first quarter of 1939. Dealers have more orders on hand than can be filled at current production rates, and factory schedules have not been boosted beyond sales increases.
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Detroit
Self-Made Lathe Dries Leader Dies in Independence
Independence Kan November 24 William F Gates 71 died after rising from farm laborer to general manager of the Prairie Codey wine Company in 1915. His career spanned decades, marking him as a notable local figure.
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Independence
Kan
William F. Gates
Prarie
Tie Codey Wine, Company
Baker Testifies Mrs Berry Entered Car Uninvited
Olympia Washington November 24 Attorneys in the Irving Baker kidnapping case prepared final arguments for a superior court jury. Baker recalled testifying that Mrs Berry entered his automobile uninvited for a July 4 ride from Mud Bay to Olympia. He said she claimed she was fond of him and wanted children, which he dismissed noting his happy marriage and two children.
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Olympia
Wasa
Irving Baker
Kent W. Berry
Coast Guard
Baker
Berry
Mud Bay
Dr. Berry
Pirow Arrives For Talks With Hitler
Berchtesgaden November 24. Chancellor Hitler received Oswald Pirow South Africa defense minister for discussions likely to cover German colonial ambitions. Pirow, who had toured Portugal and England for colonial interests, arrived at Munich’s Obersalzburg and was welcomed at the Berghof before a brief one hour meeting.
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Pirow
Hitler
Hope Abandoned For Young Deer Hunters
In Souverneur New York on November 24, Eraneald Dodds, a Richville farmer, says he has abandoned all hope for his sons Aubrey 21 and Duane 19 who have been missing five days in the Adirondacks as heavy snow ends the deer hunt. He offers a reward of 200 for their return dead or alive. The brothers disappeared after entering the forest near Souverneur last Friday. Uniforms for British postmen are produced in 450 sizes and four lengths of sleeve.
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Souverneur
N.Y
Enareld Dodds
Richville
Aubrey
Duane
Adirondacks
Dodds
Economy Home Robbed on Third Street Southwest
Nick D. Economy found his residence at 626 Third Street Southwest ransacked after a night break in by would be thieves. He said it was the fifth entry while the family was away and noted past losses of about 15 dollars. The robbers entered by removing a storm window and prying the west side interior window. They left the house in a tonsy grey mess but unharmed.
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Nick D
Third Street
Economy
Britain rocked by 108 mph winds. 13 dead
Atlantic storm gusts of 108 miles an hour struck Britain last night and today, causing 13 deaths. Shipping damage and extensive property destruction were reported as the Queen Mary diverted to Ryde for shelter instead of Southhampton.
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Britain
London
Atlantic
Ryde
Southamnion
Weather snapshot for Huron area shows varied temps
Highest temp one year ago was 45 F with a low of -4 F. The all time low is -13 F. Year to date precipitation totals 239.33 with normal 9.95 and month to date 22 with normal 46. Sun rises 7:40 a.m. and sets 5:02 p.m. Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with warmer conditions.
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Huron
Farmers Can Borrow Up To 200 Million On Corn Loans
Washington announces a 57 cent per bushel loan rate for corn in several states with a ceiling of 200 million dollars. Eligible farmers may pledge up to 400 million bushels as collateral under the 1938 program run by the Commodity Credit Corporation with a 2.5 percent interest rate, loans secured until liquidation and storage options in approved warehouses.
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Washington
Commodity Credit Coreporation
Roosevelt
Iowa
Thinais
Missouri
Sanshio
Kentucky
Minnesota
Wiscoin
Nebraska
South Dakota
Agrias
Ivain
Hourly Temperature Jams Across Dakotas and Minnesota
Mostly cloudy in South Dakota tonight and Friday with possible snow in the north. Minnesota also sees mostly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with snow in the north. warmer tonight and warmer Friday in the east and south portions.
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South Dakota
North
Minnesota
South
East
Weather and Roads Clear In South Dakota Passages
The Sioux Falls area reports clear conditions with a high around 6 and a low near 0, while Huron records clear skies with a high near 4 and a low about 4, indicating good driving conditions across the region.
Turkey Day Grid Games Highlight Thanksgiving slate
New York November 24. Thanksgiving grid games dominated the day with Southern California facing ICLA in Los Angeles as the strongest future Rose Bowl contender. In Philadelphia 78,000 were expected to watch Cornell meet Pennsylvania after Carnell’s defeat. Other key matchups included Tennessee vs Kentucky and Notre Dame battles across the region. Weather turned coy, with cooler conditions affecting many venues.
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New York
Freacliner
Los Angeles
Trojans
Uclans
Carnell
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Cornell
Manhattan
Villanova
Columbia
Brown
Tennnessee
Sens Tucky
Southland
Tennessee
van Gerbitt
Alabama
Carnegie Tech
North Coroline
For Rent and For Sale Ad Noted
Classified notice lists a six room house with three bedrooms at 959 Colorado S. W. Me Tiv aine’s and a modern bungalow with garage for sale. Purchaser takes balance BO payments. Trade possible with house or car. Write 1785 Huronite.
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Colorado S. W- Me- Tivaine
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