Navy League Presses Hoovers Naval Policy In New Broadside
The Navy League reiterates its charge of physical ignorance by President Hoover and attacks his naval program. Walter Bruce Howe, chairman, sends a six page pamphlet claiming misstatements in the Hoover committee report and insisting the U S is building more ships than any power. The pamphlet argues the London treaty figures, Japan’s fleet, and the status quo claim are misrepresented while noting Hoover offered little to advance replacements.
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Navy League
Hoover
League
Tate
Naval
Gardines
Walter Bruce Howe
Navy
William Howard Gardiner
Gardiner
Howe
United States
France
Japan
America
Great Britain
Tontesi
Congress
Winners Named in Huron Color Contest Prizes
The Evening Huronite colors contest awards sweepstakes for November 14 and 21 to residents Laura Pamp and Leona Timm of route 3 Huron and Esther Tuttle with Frances Poulisse of Broadland. Page prizes go to Eunice Tyrrell, Donald Christy, Adrienne Scotchbrook, Esther Holferty, Walter Bachman Jr, Mildred Tomblley, Florence Swearingen, and Evelyn Timm for November 14 and Ruth Skinner, Faye Lind, Doris E Miller, Lorraine Stratton, Johnny Timothy, Laverna Woelpert, Melvin Honrath for November 21.
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Laura Pamp
Leona Timm
Route 3
Huron
Esther Tuttle
Cavour
Frances Poulisse
Broadland
Huron Theatre
Huronite
Eunice Tyrrell
Donald Christy
Winois Avenue
Adrienne Scotchbrook
Dakota Avenue
Esther Holferty
Walter J. Bachman, Jr
Beach Avenue
Mildred Helene Bot
Tomley
Florence Swearingen
Jones Huron
Evelyn Timm
Route
Ruth Skinner
Cute 4
Faye Lind
Doris E. Miller
Esmond
Lorraine Carol Stratton
Johnny Timothy
Laverna Woelpert
Melvin Honrath
Cayour
Manchuria War Settlement Sought Amid Crisis
A BBC style dispatch notes that Manchuria tensions persist as Japan may push forward with military moves. The United States weighs a neutral inquiry commission with Stimson and Dawes coordinating lines to engage China and Japan. Hoover signals approval, while evacuation of occupied Chinese territory is discussed though no firm timetable exists.
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U. & Favors
Washington
Leagmie of Nations Council
United States
Paris
China
Japan
Stimson
Corres~pondents
Hoover
Netiing
LaFollette Program Faces No Opposition
MadisonWis Nov 2 Gen Philip F LaFollette’s legislative program to cure the state’s economic ills may meet little opposition at home with the house under La Follette progressive control. Conservatives in the senate prepared for a fight on an unemployment emergency appropriation of 17 million dollars public ownership of some businesses higher income taxes to 30 percent and a tax on chain stores.
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Wis
Philip F. LaFollette
Senate
Assembly
House
la Follette
Oscar Morris
Milwaukee
Morris
Mwaukee Association of Commerce
LaFollette
Thanksgiving Weather Pauses In Frosty Huron Area
Ideal late fall weather greeted Huron and central South Dakota as temperatures rose from near 4 degrees above zero to 26 by midmorning with snow possible later. Forecaster Blystone predicted snow and slightly warmer conditions tonight and Friday amid a nationwide cool snap affecting Michigan Idaho Utah and other regions.
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South Dakota
Mercury
M. E. Blystone
Chicago
Michigan
Texas
Idaha
Utah
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Grand Forks
N. D
Pueblo
Rocky Mountain
South
Southwest
Bruening Spends Active Birthday in Berlin Cabinet
Chancellor Heinrich Bruening, aged forty six, kept working through his birthday in Berlin. While Americans celebrated Thanksgiving, he remained in his study, smoked cigars, and watched his dachshund in the chancellery park. An American ambassador urged fitness tactics, which Bruening ignored, and he then traveled to the Rhine region to confer with heavy industry leaders on weathering Germanys winter economic and political strain.
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Tom Wilhelm Berlin
Heinrich Bruening
Frederick Sackett
Washington
Herr Bruening
Rhine
Bruening
Rhineland
John F. Doherty Pioneer Engineer Dies at 72 in Huron
John F. Doherty a 72 year old pioneer resident of Huron died at his home from influenza after a week of illness. A retired Chicago and North Western railroad engineer, he began service in 1878 and moved to Huron in 1884. Survived by his wife and a sister, his 40 year member status with Masons and long tenure in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers highlighted a life of loyalty and public service. The dog Lad, a daily companion on walks, remains a symbol of his absence. Plans for funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Huron
Me. Doherty
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Georgetown
Mass
Doherty
Plainview
Minn
Adda Butta
Mr. Doherty
Winona
Dakota
Tracy
George S. King
Dakota Division
Pearment
Huron Lodge
Masonic Order
York
Eastern Star
Alan
Huron Elks Lodge No
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Trny
Haron
Fon du Lac
Vie
Inmate Comforts Religious Life At County Jail
In Cleveland on November 7, a jailed man known as a reform advocate and chaplain figure faced questions from federal immigration inspectors. The report notes support from a Sheriff and a reverend as authorities describe the inmate’s ongoing religious activities amid legal scrutiny.
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Cleveland
Ernest George Hall
Hall
John Soloman
Vernice Odland Buried in Gayville Funeral Saturday
Vernice Odland 28 died yesterday afternoon of pneumonia at a Huron hospital and a brief service was held at Kinyon chapel. She taught at Huron High School since 1927 and was born January 20 1803 in Gayville. Survived by mother Mrs Odland three sisters and two brothers. Funeral services set for Gayville Saturday afternoon.
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Huron
Kinyon Chapel
Rev. SD. Disrudt
Miss Oolland
Gayville
Miss Odland
Huron High School
University of South Dakota
University of Min
O.odland
Will Rumbie
St Paul
J. R. Johnson
Chicago
J. Leyman
Elk Point
Willis Odland
Orland Odland
Sioux City
Pigeon Nuisance Is Converted Into Good
Rochester residents solved a courthouse nuisance by shooting about 25 pigeons perched on the steeple and distributing the meat to needy families for Thanksgiving. In total 275 pigeons were killed.
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Rochester
Court To Decide In Spitting Case
Minot North Dakota November 2 A jury will decide if Kenmare police chief Peter Larfort spat in the face of C M Hanson or merely pfted Hanson filed a lawsuit for 10 000 against Larfort in district court claiming he was spat upon last summer while seeking an apology for his son’s juvenile court summons The chief says he did nothing more than a lip sound and only pited Hanson’s claim
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N. D
Kenmare
C. MM. Hanson
Hanson
Peter Larfort
Veteran Iowa physician Dr Seaman dies at 83
Des Moines reports the death of Dr Charles Ora Seaman 83 a Civil War veteran and one of Towns oldest retired doctors at his home after a lingering illness He leaves a widow two sons Dr D A Seaman and Dr Roy Clarence Seaman both of Cherokee and daughters Mabel F Stine Des Moines Alice Swift Sioux Falls S D and Hattie Billings Geddes S D
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Iowa
Des Moines
Charles Ora Seaman
D. A. Seaman
Roy Clarence Seaman
Cherokee
Mabel F. Stine
Des’ Moines
Alice Swift
Sioux Falls
S. D
Sod Hattie Billings
Geddes
Compensation Claims To Be Reopened In North Dakota
About two thousand World War II era compensation claims in North Dakota will be reopened following the Indianapolis conference of American Legion leaders. The plan covers review of all disallowed claims in bureau offices with claimant contact and Legion post assistance to meet extra requirements at the veteran bureau.
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Rule Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Indianapolis
American Legion
Legion
Veteran Bureau
Too Late To Classify Lost Buick Crank Between Simmons And Kansas
Reader reports a Buick crank lost between Simmons and Kansas with contact number 2665. FOR RENT Notice lists three unfurnished housekeeping rooms near 163 Win.
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Buick
Simmons
Kansas
Thanksgiving Observances Across America Highlight Turkeys and Football
Thanksgiving day across the nation featured turkey as the main dish and football as the prominent pastime. Presidents and officials attended church services while relief funds and charity efforts extended generosity to the jobless and homeless.
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New York
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