France's Premier Promises Industrial Relief Plan
Premier Pierre Etienne Flandin in Paris unveiled a plan likened to the NIRA to lift France from industrial doldrums. He proposed a temporary, guaranteed program to adapt production to consumption with expert review of profitable versus loss-making industries and producer consumer agreements to regulate output. The broadcast speech urged unity against defeatists and cited Roosevelt's US approach as a contrast.
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Paris
Pierre- Etienne Flandin
France
NIRA
Flandin
Roosevelt
United States
England
England Greets Princess Marina at Buckingham Palace
Princess Marina of Greece met Britain's elite in a Buckingham Palace reception after final wedding rehearsals for the state ceremony. US Ambassador Robert W. Bingham attended with his wife as guests looked ahead to Westminster Abbey events and Greek Orthodox rites guided by Archbishop Germanus.
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London
Marina
Greece
Duchess of Kent
Britain
Buckingham Palace
United States
Robert W. Bingham
Palace
Bingham
St. Jame’s
George
Queen Mary
Strinopoulos Germanus
Westminster Abbey
Indian Tribes Vote For Wheeler Bill Says 55 Accept
Commissioner John Collier reported that 55 Indian tribes voted to accept the Wheeler-Howard bill with none rejecting. In some reservations no negative ballots were cast while the Apache reservation in Arizona showed a majority against the act, though not a negative vote. Total votes cast stood at 13,648 with 5,193 voting against.
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Washington
John Collier
Indian Affairs
Collier
Anzona
Catholic Daughters Install Officers at St Mary’s Church
Mrs Bohler state regent and Mrs Phalen deputy honored guests at St Mary’s Church Catholic Daughters of America meeting. Officers for the coming year were installed and lunch was served. New management at Bancroft service station with Le Roy Hoover taking over operations formerly run by Alfred Flesacr.
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Highmore
Bohler
Phalen
Catholic Daughters of America
St Mary's Church
Bancroft
le Roy Hoover
Alfred Flesacr
Nebraskan Claims Invented Plane
Federal district court in Lincoln considers whether George A. Hughes deserves credit for an early dihedral wing design claimed as key to a model conceived in 1893. Hughes seeks patent-rule dates that back to conception, while his attorney vows to bring Colorado witnesses who tested his gliding models in the 1890s.
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Lincoln
Neb
Federal District Court
George A. Hughes
Hughes
United Air Lines, Inc
R. Max Anderson
Colorado
Eckley
Colo
Insull case decision rests with Green as federal probe
In Washington on November 27 the fate of Samuel Insull rests with Dwight H. Green the U S attorney at Chicago after a federal probe failed to prove fraud in Insulls utilities empire Two state indictments for embezzlement remain and the question of pressing a federal bankruptcy act indictment involving 5 million dollars in assets was discussed with Attorney General Cummings who deferred to Green and promised support.
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Washington
United States
Samuel Insull
Dwight H. Green
Chicago
Insull
Green
Cummings
Street Car Heads Reject Union Return Proposal
Los Angeles officials report the Los Angeles Railway rejects a union demand that striking trolley conductors and motormen be allowed to return to work without prejudice to end the strike. Mayor Shaw and federal labor board members were involved in ongoing conciliation efforts as fire and police prepared for potential riot duty. Car service continues with no new violence reported.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Railway Company Today
Sam M. Hoskins
Frank L. Shaw
Arbhitestm
Towne Mylander
Federal Regional Labor Board
Haskins
Police Commission
Fire Commission
James FE. Davis
Cape of Dating
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Shaw
New Party Faces Big Task Says LaFollette in Wisconsin
Madison dispatch reports Philip F. LaFollette, governor elect, says the new progressive party has aroused tremendous interest nationwide after the Nov 6 election. He notes the party’s future national potential depends on its ability to adapt beyond Wisconsin and cites strong eastern interest, especially Pittsburgh, supporting a broader role.
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Madison
Wis
Philip F. LaFollette
Wisconsin
New Progressive Party
Associated Press
Progressive Party
Pittsburgh
LaFollette
East
Three Births Reported in Miller Miller Community
Three births occurred in Miller Miller over the past days. A seven pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eschenbaum on Saturday, Nov. 24. Mr. and Mrs. William De Geest welcomed a seven and one half pound daughter on Friday, Nov. 2. A six pound daughter arrived at the home of Corwin Schlecht on Saturday morning.
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Miller Miller
Henry Eschenbaum
William de Geest
Corwin Schlecht
Measles Epidemic Expands in Muscatine
A measles outbreak widens in Muscatine Iowa with about 400 cases reported as 25 more homes are placarded this morning. The note also mentions a pupil from Whittier School describing a torchlight parade where Donald Long rode a mule with Joe Rielly.
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Whittier School
Valley No. 2
Donald Long
Wight
Joe Rielly
Weather Trends and Drought Impact Report
Weather data for Huron and vicinity shows mostly cloudy conditions with variable temperatures. The report notes drought shortages affecting feed, higher grain exports in October, and compares October and year to date precipitation and crop yields across several stations including Bismarck and Rapid City.
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Huron
Canada Exports To U.S. Mount Despite Tariffs
Ottawa reports Canadian farm products and farm product based goods shipped to the United States in October totaling 2,846,848 dollars, up from 1,297,849 dollars a year earlier. For four months ending October exports reach 3.4 million dollars.
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Ottawa
United States
Department of Trade and Commerce
Road Report From The Associated Press Summary
Road report data for multiple South Dakota cities with temperatures highs and lows, precipitation amounts, and road conditions. Entries include Huron Brookings Stone Falls Rapid City Mitchell Pigere Aberdeen Yankton Watertown and others with varying weather notes and road statuses.
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Associated Press
Huron
Brookings
Stone Falls
Rapid City
Pracip
Mitchell
Pigere
Aberdeen
Yankton
Watertown
No School at Raymond Navy District This Week
Raymond schools are closed for a week long vacation. A large number of pupils were dismissed early Friday afternoon with a quarter day absence as a reward for perfect attendance during the past six weeks.
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Raymond
Navy
Eastern Iowa delegates study corn hog program changes
More than 125 delegates from thirty eastern Iowa county allotment committees met in Cedar Rapids to consider major changes in the proposed corn and hog program. Dr. A. G. Black of Washington and R. M. Evans of Laurens attended as leaders of the ABC corn hog section and state board.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
A. G. Black
Washington
ABC
R.M. Evans
Laurens
Iowa Corn and Hog Board
Writing Ability Declines With Age Says Experts
Left handed individuals more likely to need glasses and penmanship varies by age and school level. Bixler led the penmanship round table on Monday with speakers including Mrs. Alice Carlberg Hortense Babbitt and Margaret Jacobson. Mae L Barker was elected president with Martha Nieveen Corsi ta as vice president and Mary Mc Cullion as secretary.
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Bixler
Penmanship Round Table
Alice Carlberg
Chicago
Hortense Babbitt
Huron
Margaret Jacobson
Flandreau
Mae L. Barker
Parker
Martha, Nieveen
Corsita
Mary “McCullion
Morris
Kamann
Prediction of Bonus Passage Over Veto
Two members of the House Ways and Means Committee Vinson of Kentucky and Bacharach of New Jersey predicted the soldiers bonus would pass over a presidential veto in the coming session. Senator Harrison said it would be difficult to pass the veto over on his side of the capitol.
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Washington
House
Vinson
Kentucky
Bacharach
New Jersey
Tnday
Harrison
Senate Flagrance
Warn Springs
Capitol
1935 corn hog contract aimed at high signup
Proposal seeks to make the 1935 corn hog contract attractive to a 90 percent signup. It suggests raising corn and hog bases by 19 percent, increasing processing tax to share benefit payments, boosting hog payments to three dollars per head, and accelerating Washington administration.
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Washington
Offer New Theory In Triple Tragedy
Carlisle under confusion as officials and a camp keeper hint at possible causes for three young girls found dead last Saturday. Authorities cite a tourist camp owner Mrs Gooden Dill and report a couple with three children matching descriptions left Wednesday. Police verdict in a separate Duncansville double homicide was "murder and death by own action."
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Carlisle
Gooden Dill
Mystery Linking Five After 100 Mile Dispersal
Police search for evidence tying five identically described figures to a single tragedy after they were found 100 miles apart. Three fairhaired girls remain central to the investigation as authorities pursue clues and possible connections.
Thanksgiving Vacation in Erwin Schools
Thanksgiving vacation in the Erwin schools starts today and continues until next Monday. Harold Goldseth acts as superintendent in Supt Tschetter's absence while attending the SDEA convention in Huron.
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Erwin
Harold Goldseth
Supt Tschetter
SDEA
Huron
Four Coats Stolen From Parked Car Near Huron
Police hunted four overcoats stolen from a locked car near the Dance Pavilion one mile east of Huron early Tuesday. The vehicle owned by C. W. Speers was broken into through a window and the coats valued at 245 dollars.
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Dance Pavillion
Huron
C.W. Speers
Water Use Surges in Kansas City During July Heat Wave
In Kansas City a community of 400000 residents consumed over 50000000 gallons of water each day at the height of the July heat spell, highlighting the strain on the city’s supply system.
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Kansas City
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