German War Aims Declared After Axis Pact Rally
Berlin dispatch reports Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop telling Anti-Comintern Pact signers that Germany has won the eastern campaign and now faces Britain. He accused Roosevelt of instigating war, denied German plans against the United States, and warned of long potential sacrifices as Europe endures a drawn out conflict.
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Strikes Debate Over Union Membership For Mine Workers
The CIO United Mine Workers and leaders including Benjamin Fairless of United States Steel and Dr. John R. Steelman debated whether workers in captive coal mines supplying steel mills must join the union to keep their jobs. The UMW claimed about 95 percent of workers were union members.
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Benjamin Fairless
United States Steel Corporation
John KR. Steelman
United States Conciliation Service
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Labor unrest shocks defense industry amid strikes
A week long strike by captive mine employes ended after President Roosevelt secured arbitration. Senate debates strict regulatory action to curb defense related walkouts while House moves toward conciliation and mediation and possible compulsory arbitration. Chicago freight handlers reach a two year closed shop contract. AFL machinists strike disrupts 400 plants and several defense orders, with a Navy contract at stake.
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Youth Killed In Hunting Accident Near Tripp
TRIFP reports Alvin Gehring 15 died after a 42 rifle discharged while he crawled back into a car during rabbit hunting near Tripp Emanuel Gehring and brother Elton 13 were with him His death occurred at Parkston Hospital about an hour after the accident Funeral services are planned in Tripp Friday.
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Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Loss
We express our deep appreciation to friends and neighbors for acts of sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Thanks to Hinge Haren ic the choir and Rev Stevenson for support and for the beautiful flowers from Seasle Adamson Mr and Mrs Musolf and Donne.
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New Store Pete's Market To Open In Da kota Ave
Pete Pflepsen will own Pete's Market replacing Home Grocery on Da kota Avenue between Second and Third Street South. The shop will stock groceries and meats with eight jobs planned. Walter Wormstadt to operate basement cold storage. building leased from Paul Westling. stock purchased from him.
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Pete Pflepsen
Naeves Food Shop
Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity
Weather forecast notes clear to partly cloudy conditions through Thursday. High near 50 today, low around 25 to 30 tonight, westerly winds 15 to 25 mph diminishing this evening. South Dakota expects fair then partly cloudy with light rain or snow northeast and colder east and north Thursday. Iowa stays fair and chilly, milder temps then colder, extreme northwest night. Minnesota: fair and chilly south, cloudy north, snow flurries north, colder north and west central portions.
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War ends by 1945 the European math claim
A foreign correspondent describes a mathematical formula used by European mathematicians to predict the end of the current war. By applying sequences with Franco-Prussian and World War dates, the method yields dates like November 16 1945, with explanations of day month and year logic.
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Hoy P. Porter
New -York
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Special News Service
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Final War End Date Calculated As April 11 1948
The note discusses a method to project the war ending date from 1945 by adding 12 months to a prior calculation, yielding a final date of April 11 1948. It explains taking 12 months from the 15th leaves four, identifying April as the fourth month and concluding April 11 1948 as the end date per the formula.
Officials Take Holiday Trips After Thanksgiving
Holiday plans begin this afternoon as Huron College professors and instructors visit various destinations. President George F. McDougall is in Chicago while students send him cards. Mrs McDougall and William McDougall visit Rev. and Mrs. Everett Jones. Floyd E Peck takes his family to Randolph Nebraska to see his mother. Loftus B Ward and family visit Shel don Reese in Aberdeen. George F Henigan and Edward Nebls stay with Frank Tidge in Huron. DeMoor, Zook, Greb and Stewart families gather at the DeMoor home. Miss Ruth Koerber travels to Chicago to meet Northwestern Dean Campbell about her doctorate. Mrs Ruth Welch goes to Philip.
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George F. McDougall
Chicago
Sheldon Reese
Aberdeen
George F. Henigan
Edward Nebls
Frank Tidge
Huron
Leonard deMoor
DB. E. Zook
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Edgar Stewart
deMoor
Ruth Koerber
Dean T. M. Campbell
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Ruth Welch
Philip
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