Nation Plagued by Deep Cold As Relief Promised
A sweeping cold front paralyzed regions from the Midwest to the Gulf and beyond. Temperatures fell to 22 in Atlanta and 16 below in parts of Ohio Minnesota and North Dakota. A blizzard stranded hundreds in northwestern New York while fatalities linked to the storm were reported.
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Aswelsted
Middle West
Gulf
Florida
Atlanta
Ohio
North Dakota
Minnesota
Miingis
New York
Dunkirk
Cleveland
Atlantic
New York City
New Jersey
California
Los Angeles
Chicago
Midwest
Alberta
Canada
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Kansas
South Dakota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Lima
St. Paul
Ways Of Preserving Wild Game Are Told
WASmunu2un Nov 2 The annual report by Paul G Redington chief of the bureau of biological survey cites research reservation establishment and regulation of hunters as key goals. Bird refuges surveys cover 189 units in 48 states totaling over 3700000 acres with land valuation in 40 units. He urges increasing the force of game protectors as an emergency requirement.
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Lhree AA
America
Paul G. Redington
Bureau of Biological Survey
Bureau
Cheyenne Bottoms
Kansas
United States
Redington
Elizabeth Campbell seeks claim to Jaques estate in London chancery case
The Vancouver Sun reports Elizabeth Campbell a 60 year old cook and her three sons await a court hearing to prove direct descent from John Jaques and inheritance of a 31 million dollar estate tied to the Finchley London property now in chancery for years.
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Cook and Sons
Vancouver
B. C
The
Vancouver Sun
Elizabeth Campbell
Cook
John Jaques
Sava
Oie
Mencken Poses for Portrait to Be Preserved
The American Mercury editor Mencken posed for artist O Richard Reid, a negro painter, claiming the portrait is for posterity and that he will not pay for it. The artist urged him to keep his mouth still, noting it is not a motion picture.
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Mencken
American Mercury
O. Richard Reid
Large Carcass To Be Studied In Cordova Alaska
A large lizard like carcass found in Glacier Island ice near Cordova Alaska on November 16 was preserved for scientific examination. W J McDonald superintendent of Chugach national forest led the investigation and described a 24 foot long skeleton with six feet of flesh, a pelican like beak, elephant like head, interlocked vertebrae and five fingered flippers. Weight estimated at 1000 pounds with a 39 inch snout and head 55 inches long. Photographs were sent to the United States.
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Cordova
Alaska
Glacier Island
Here
W. J. McDonald
Chugach National Forest
McDonald
United States
Prince of Wales hails Bobby Jones retirement at Savoy
The Prince of Wales told a Thanksgiving dinner gathering of American society guests at the Savoy that two moments stood out in six years the Lindbergh flight to Paris and Bobby Jones leaving competition. He said British golfers owe thanks for Jones retirement and predicted four great golf trophies will not be won by one man in a year. Ambassador Dawes also spoke.
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Prince of Wales
Glad Jones
London
American Society
Savoy Hotel
Colonel Lindbergh
Paris
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Dawes
Garretson Man Seriously Hurt In Dell Rapids Road Crash
Paul Brennan of Garretson was badly injured when the car collided with a parked truck on the Dell Rapids road. He suffered a broken left arm a fractured skull and severe facial injuries. Lucille Bergin alsoof Garretson sustained injuries but were not serious. Russell and Mary Bergin escaped without injury.
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Garretson
Sioux Falls
Paul Brennan
Dell Rapids
Brennan
Lucille Bergin
Russell
Mary Bergin
Brakeman D J Bird Missing In Arizona Mountains
Friends and searching parties mourn the 14 day missing brakeman D J Bird near Abandon Hope For Life area 45 miles south of there in Arizona. Four forest rangers who have not been heard from for four days planned to push south in hopes Bird survived.
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Winslow
Ariz
D. J. Bird
Winslow Railroad
Bird
Bank Closes in Benton Illinois Amid Depositor Demand
The First National Bank of Benton Illinois shut its doors today due to inability to meet depositor demands. Bank officers cited cash flow problems and liquidity pressures as the cause.
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Benton
Ill
First National Bank of
Congressmen Gird For Battle As Session Date Draws Closer
Washington Navy. With the assembling day for congress almost here members consolidated positions on troublesome issues. Representative McDuffie Alabama seeks to unite dissatisfied party members for a cooperative stance. Rep Reece Tennessee pushes a compromise on Muscle Shoals while Beck Pennsylvania opposes alien removal from the census count for reapportionment.
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House
Reece
Tenneance
Muscle Shoals
Beck
Washington, Navy
Congress
Representative McDuffie
Alabama
House-Senate
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
McDuffie
Senate
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and
Public Morals
Young flier survives coast to coast attempt in storm
Gerald Nettleton, 20, Toledo Chip aviator, becomes youngest Caterpillar Club member after leaping from a crippled plane 10 000 feet to escape a blizzard near San Diego. He landed at a ranch house soaked but unharmed, ending a challenging coast to coast attempt with 40 miles remaining in the 24 hour record bid begun in Newark, New Jersey.
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San Diego
Cal
Gerald Nettleton
Toledo
Chip
Caterpillar Club
Nettleton
NetUeton
Young Nettleton
Stanley Boynton
Rockland
Maine
Newark
N. J
Jury Awards 27 58 in Damages Suit Over Fight
In Woonsocket Nov session Judge Bakewell dismissed the Ore jury after a 45 minute deliberation. Roy Hughes, guardian for Clifford Hughes, 9, sued Anne Clark 21 for 596 damages from a street fight at Letcher in August 1929. The jury awarded 27 58 to the plaintiff. Ruth Nichols Rye society aviatrix departed Wichita for Albuquerque aiming to set a new transcontinental record and possibly reach Los Angeles tonight.
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Woonsocket
Circuit Court
R. C. Bakewell
Pinkinton
Ore
Roy Hughes
Clifford Hughes
Anne Clark
Letcher
Wichita
Kan
Ruth Nichols
Rye
Society Aviatrix
Albuquerque
G. M
Los Angeles
Weather Brief for Huron Sees Clouds and Possible Snow
The forecast for Huron calls for mostly cloudy skies with a chance of snow tonight and Saturday. Temperatures rise slightly tonight with a warmer trend through the period.
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Huron
Santa Claus to Visit Huron December 1
Santa Claus will visit Huron on Monday December 1. The Evening Huronite sponsors the event and has arranged details with Santa, who announced from northern Minnesota he is headed to South Dakota for his first in person stop in Huron. Details and trip notes appear on page one of section two.
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Santa Claus
Huron
Péraing
Santa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Salis Surrenders After Son Is Injured in Chicago
Chicago report details "Big Joe" Salis returning from Wisconsin to face charges after learning his 24 year old son Evil lay critically injured in a Chicago hospital. Judge John H. Lyle immediately set bond at 30000, allowing Salis to visit the hospital while the case moves to next Tuesday.
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Chicago
Joe’ Salis
John H. Lyle
Saltis
Winter
Wis
Lefforts
Bar of Justice
Evil
James Burke
Fudge Lyle
Saltia
Handclasp Over Night Stick Marks Chicago Mission Tale
Edward De Vries, a police sergeant by day and gospel mission founder by night, ran a shelter for up to 200 homeless men in Chicago. The discovery at a Thanksgiving feast exposed him as the missionary cop whose dual role had gone on for years.
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Chicago
Edward de Vries
de Vries
Four Killed When Train Hits Cars in Hobart Indiana
A Nickel Plate freight train struck two cars at an open grade crossing in Hobart Indiana. Victims include T Grabowski Gary a lawyer and former president of American State Bank of Gary Mn Grabowski a Grabowski caretaker and Rudolph Mikech.
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Hobart
Ind
T. Fe, Grabowski
Gary
American State Bank of
Mn Grabowski
J Grabowski
Rudolph Mikech
Gurney Seed & Nursery Denies Receivership Filing
D B Gurney president of the Gurney Seed and Nursery Co Yankton says no court has received an application for a receiver The claim followed Rachel Moses Crist of Wessington Springs filing a circuit court suit alleging mismanagement and seeking to prevent asset transfer to the House of Gurney The firm will answer within 30 days and plans to file a demurrer.
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Yankton Seed Company
Yankton
D. B. Gurney
Guruney Seed & Nursery Company
Gurney
Orvis and French
H. A Robinson
Yanktos
Tate
Rachel Moses Crist
Wessington Springs
Gumey Seed and Nursery Company
Sioux Falls
Weslington Springs
Gurney Company
Bielski and Elliott
Gurney Seed and Nursery Company
House of Gurney
Tis
Aidemurrer
Alabama Accepts Coast Invitation to Pasadena Bowl
The University of Alabama agreed to represent the East in the Pasadena Bowl game against Washington State in Pasadena, California. President George B. Denny confirmed the Crimson Tide would accept after being notified by telephone that the invitation was being sent, the team's third coast invitation following earlier 1925 win over Washington and 1927 tie with Stanford.
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Alabama
Los Angeles
University of Alabama
Pasadena
Earl Foster
Washington State College
Cxpress
Crimson
Tuscaloosa
Ala
George B. Denny
Crimson Tide
Washington State
California
Denny
Jef Coleman
Washington
Stanford
Family Of Four Stabbed To Death Near Stanfordville
A farmer his wife and two children were found stabbed to death on a farm near Stanfordville New York. Police have no suspect or motive and the weapon was not located. The victims were James Husted Germond 47 his wife Rachel 47 Bernice 18 and Raymond 10. The slaying occurred late Wednesday afternoon.
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Poughkeepsie
Stanfordville
James Husted’ Germond
Rachel Gregory Germond
Bernice
Raymond
Steam Fills Cab as Fireman Is Killed in Local Train
A Baltimore and Ohio railroad fireman died and an engineer was seriously burned when live steam burst from a locomotive cab after a failed fire broke up water flow on a Pittsburgh Connellsville run. Charles A. Dreese and R. E. Cashdollar were injured. Dreese expected to recover.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Connellsville
Charles A. Dreese
Hays
R. E. Cashdollar
Breman
Dreese
Prisoners Demand Turkey Dinner In Evanston Jail
Evanston officials faced a Thanksgiving challenge when inmates refused hot dogs and demanded turkey. Captain Charles C. F. Parsch organized a collection and provided turkey dinners, preserving the town's honor over the prison meal dispute.
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Evanston
Chicago
Charles C. F. Parsch
Lumbard Rites Set for E B Lumbard at Local Church
Last rites for E B Lumbard 55 died from exposure in a snow storm near Fargo North Dakota will be at the Presbyterian Church Saturday at 3 p m Burial follows at Riverside Cemetery Rev FE W Spence of Groton and former Huron college trustee will lead services assisted by Rev Hubert Ketelle of Huron Presbyterian church Four children are here for the funeral Donald served in the Marines Alta Mae a senior at Huron college Faul and Erma from Chicago widow survives body arrived from Fargo and was taken to Wikert Tams funeral home then to the Lum house at 675 Beach Avenue southeast Continued on page 11
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Fargo
N. D
Presbyterian Church
Riverside Cemetery
FE. W. Spence
Groton
Huron College
Brule County
Banks
Hubert Ketelle
Huron Presbyterian Church
Kimball
Lumbard
Brule
Mr. Spence
Kimbalk
Donald
U.S. Marines
Alta Mae
Faul
Beach Avenue
Erma
Chicago
Farga
Wikert-Tams Fneral
Lum
Bandits Obtain $25,000 In Bank Raid Milwaukee
Milwaukee police report a six man band robbed the Layton Park State Bank today taking about $25,000 in currency. Customers and nine employees were herded into a conference room while four men looted cages. The leader forced driver Frank Scherry to flee in his car before the robbers vanished. Scherry later learned his wife was depositing funds at the time. A similar $53,000 robbery at the same bank occurred last December with no arrests.
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Milwaukee
Layton Park State
Frank Scherry
Scherry
Month-Old Baby Dies Here Today Vivian Joy Thompson
Vivian Joy Thompson infant daughter of Mr and Mrs I B Thompson of 108 Seventh street northeast died this morning. Born September 22 1930 she was two months and six days old. Survived by four sisters two brothers and the parents. No funeral arrangements made today.
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Vivian Joy Thompson
I. B. Thompson
Seventh Street
Suitcase Found in Ditch Spurs Search for Missing Teacher
Fort Morgan Colorado November 28 discovery of a suitcase in an irrigation ditch ten miles east of Fort Morgan intensified the manhunt for Enid Marriott Wiggins Colo teacher missing since Monday. The suitcase identified by clothing and an insurance policy led Sheriff R A Johnson to believe she was kidnapped and slain. A posse planned further search. Lois Bowen continues to improve after being struck by a car last Monday night with scalp wound minor injuries.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
Enid Marriott
Wiggins
R. A. Johnson
Lois Bowen
Miss Bowen
Governor-Elect Plans Gradual Change For South Dakota
Warren E. Green, the governor-elect, says the transition from Democratic to Republican rule will be smooth and cautious. He favors strengthening the state banking system, tax reform to relieve unfair tax burdens, and careful budgeting with economy and prudent action. He plans to confer with Governor Bulow in Pierre and will not rush drastic measures.
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South Dakota
Warren E. Green
W. J. Bulow
Huronie
Mr. Green
Commonwealth
Sauth Dakota
Green
Banking Department
M. Q. Sharpe
Policeman Killer Executed In Texas
Jess J. Maple, who confessed to killing Houston police officers during a robbery attempt, was executed in Huntsville Texas. He reportedly ate a Thanksgiving dinner and told reporters he had several things to be thankful for before his execution, and he showed a letter to his wife asking for a return address.
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Texas
Huntsville
Jess J. Maple
Houston
Maple
Scouts Earn Star Badges For Wellington Group
Five Wellington boy scouts were awarded Star scout badges at Sioux Falls on November 3. The honorees were Elmer Schmierer Bernant Posey Wack Theeler Douglas Dunham and Roy Homes ir.
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BOY Scouts
Wellington Springs
Sioux Falls
Elmer Schmierer
Bernant Posey
Wack Theeler
Douglas Dunham
Roy
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