Brookhart Urges G O P To Back Cost Of Production Scheme
Oklahoma City dispatch reports missing persons cases continuing as investigators probe a tangled sequence of disappearances linked to an armed killing spree. Former Senator Smith W Brookhart proposes a farm plan tying government pricing to cost of production to bolster farmers and counter AAA policies. The plan aims to let farmers receive cost-based prices for domestic crops while exports are managed to benefit the overall economy.
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Brookhart
Washington
Smith W. Brockhart
Iowa
Lockhart
Government Suppresses Revolt in Brazil Amid Crises
Reports say uprisings in northeast Brazil and in Brasilia were crushed by loyal forces after clashes at the aviation school and Vermelha barracks. About 300 rebels detained. five loyal troops wounded as government declares the nation under control and seeks normalcy.
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Brazil
Itsell
Vti
Vermelha
Burar Loaf
Rio Grand Do Norte
Revols
Rachael Fernades
Gotr No Vargas
Natal
Venter
S. S. Santos
China Clipper Sets Course From Alameda to Manila Flight
The China Clipper rests in Apra Bay Guam as Pan American Airways prepares a 1,700 mile over water flight from Alameda California to Manila. The crew witnesses the departure while more than 160,000 letters are to be carried on the journey amid public excitement and native crowds. The record flight covers over 6,000 miles of ocean in about 48 hours of air time.
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Anthor
Apra Bay
Pyrochontes
Alameda
Calif
Manilandereail
Takenatt
Pan American
Ehics
Ocean
Ship's Crew Saved But Vessel Burns
The British steamer R. L. Borden was found in flames about 1400 miles east southeast of New York. The Italian freighter Exilenia rescued five crew members and reported the fire after reaching the stricken schooner. No cause given and uncertainty remained whether more crew were aboard.
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New York
R. L. Borden
San Pedro
Mackay Radio
Exilenia
Borden
Morrell Workers Fined in Sioux Falls Strike Case
In Sioux Falls municipal court, a Morrell Packing employee received a 35 dollar fine while four union men earned suspended sentences amid the strike that began July 19. Nonunion worker Paul Kadinger faced an assault charge with a 25 dollar fine. others charged with intimidation, assault and battery, and malice mischief received suspended terms.
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Morrell
Sioux Falls
Joan ‘Morrell, Co
Paul Kadinger
Erwin Named South Dakota Youth Director
Washington reports John M. Edwin of Pierre is named by Aubrey W. Williams to succeed Philip Ketchum as state youth director of South Dakota. Williams said Ketchum is retiring after 46 years in writing and community service, and Erwin will continue state youth duties.
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S. D
Washington
John m. Edwin
Pierre
Aubrey W. Williams
National ‘Youth’ Administraion
Philip’ Ketchimm
Dakota
Y Williams
Ketch
Chest
Erwins
Assistint
Stata Direc
Coughs Up Part Of Gun Years Later
In Gastonia North Carolina twenty four years after a hunting accident an iron fragment from a gun barrel embedded in M R Cloninger's left eye was finally expelled during a sneeze and a laugh revealing an inch long piece half an inch wide.
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Gastonia
N. C
Driving Hazardous On Icy Pavement
Slippery pavements made driving dangerous in Huron and on hard surfaced highways into the city. Sub zero weather followed. Several minor accidents reported east of Huron. two cars collided atop the river hill. Mr and Mrs Hofer injured. Mitchells and six children in other car were uninjured. Mitchells planned Thanksgiving with relatives in Wessington Springs.
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Huron
W. S
Girec
Hirs.j
Hoter
F. I
Wessington
Springs
Stor
Mitchell
Did You Know About South Dakota's Early Judges
A note from the Evening Huronite recalls Dick Haney of Byron as the sole living member of South Dakota’s original officers when admission to statehood occurred. He served as circuit judge at statehood, later on the supreme court bench, and was a municipal court judge in Huron. The paper offers 23 cents for each Did You Know item accepted.
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Supreme
South’ Dakota
Dick "Haney
Byron
Supreme ‘Court
Huron
Contriou
Thanksgiving Day Observance Quiet in Huron
Thanksgiving day in Huron was calm with most business and industrial establishments closed. Crisp weather kept people indoors this morning, but hundreds planned pheasant hunting in the fields this afternoon as the season resumes for 15 days. Temperature rose after a low of 18 above, with 13 above by midmorning. Churches held services and a union service at a Baptist church sermon praised South Dakota’s resilient spirit.
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Huron
the Mercury
sosumpUort
Hueron
South
Ceapini
Rise Tyo
Five Die in Apartment Fire in Hollingsworth Building
Fort Worth Texas fire at Hollingsworth apartments killed five people and injured several others who jumped from second story windows to escape flames. Explosion preceded the blaze, origin not determined. The building is owned by Mrs J O Hollingsworth.
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Tex
Mov
Hollingsworth
TIS Acm
Minnie
Robinson
Feadtured Askewit
Essie
Martin
Ankles
Jesse Bowden
Myehle Daugherty
Ray
Mason
Cary’ Cashion
Bell Stevens
Two Nabbed With Counterfeit Money in Sedalia
Sedalia Mo November 2 Two men were jailed charged with passing counterfeit bills Chief of Police Lawrence Englund said he found 500 in counterfeit ten twenty and fifty dollar notes in their possession The men George Ovin and Frank Lewis had given Chicago addresses and were held for federal agents Englund believed a third man acted as an accomplice
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Sedalia
Lawrence Englund
Billy
George
Ovin
Frank Lewis
Chicago Ds
Englund
Plymouth Celebrates Thanksgiving Pilgrim Traditions
Plymouth Massachusetts marks Thanksgiving with gatherings at tables and on the ground. Modern descendants join family reunions and dine at restaurants while Plymouth Rock remains a shrine by the harbor. Historic references note 1621 church service, muskets, and vigilance, contrasted with 1835 auto travel and a near snowless landscape.
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Plymouth
Mass
Hanpinss
Deceber
Turkey
Cranherring
Plymouth Harbor
Plymouth Rock
Memorial Methodist Church
Slot Machines Legal Chaos Across States
Slot machines remain illegal in most states but are generally tolerated. Florida imposes a tax on minichines while the state supreme court weighs a law challenge. Some states crack down while others overlook enforcement. several incidents tie gambling devices to crime, including a Kentucky county attorney’s assassination link and indictments in Iowa.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Supreme Court
Oly
Delaware
Nellegal
Pennsylvania
Elmon Middleton
Martian
Joounty
Kansas City
Colorado
Challenge to Reno Divorces Sways California Ruling
In California a judge ruled Mrs. Alice Whitesting guilty of bigamy after a Reno divorce reportedly left her Nevada residence not bona fide. Judge Swada awarded custody of the three children to her former husband, Jota Cruickshank, saying bigamy remains bigamy even with pretended divorces.
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Reno
Angeles
California
Alice Cruicklyn Whitesting
Nevada
Trunk G. Swada
Santa’ Anita
Jota A. Cruickshank
Turmoil at Supreme Court bench sparks division talk
Washington nears a shifting court dynamic as Chief Justice Hughes and Justice Roberts sit with four conservative justices, while three progressive judges form the opposing block. Analysts doubt a firm 6 to 3 split, predicting unclear outcomes on pending cases as partisan lines harden.
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Hughes
Justice Roberts
Deak Egilastion
What Happened to Jim's Dime
In Oklahoma City on a November day a Black man named Jim Wilson was held up but the robbers did not take his money. He reportedly stuffed 15 dollars into his mouth to hide it from the assailants who searched him and fled, leaving him with part of his money.
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Elimbeth Childers Comer
Buckle Stevens Comer
Mant
Comer
Mel
George M. Lorius
Albert A. Heberer
East St Coug
Oklanoma
Jim Wilson
Wilson
Guffey Law Test Clears For Supreme Court Review
Washington district of Columbia supreme court issues an oral opinion upholding the price fixing and taxing provisions of the Guffey coal control act while invalidating sections on wages and hours determined through collective bargaining. The ruling leaves the measure to face a final constitutional test.
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Washington
BUPI
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Jesse Cy Adkins
James Walter Carter
Carter Coalt Company
Supreme Court
New Deal
Adkins
Friends of the Act
United
Funeral Friday For Mrs Brock In Huron Area
Funeral services for Mrs E. Brock will be Friday at 2 PM at Kinyon's chapel with Rev. Morrison of the First Methodist in charge. The body will be taken to Coin, Iowa, for Sunday services and Cain cemetery burial. Mrs Brock, widow of a former city commissioner, died after two weeks of heart disease at 607 Frank Avenue Southeast. Born April 25, 1862 near Quincy, Illinois, she moved with her family to Page County as a girl, later living near Huron before settling in Huron in 1915. Surviving are husband and two sons, E. Brock of Chicago and Ros Brock of Aurora.
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Kinyon's
F. E., Morrison
First Methodist Church
Cain Cemetery
Elty-Com
Frank Avenue
Quincy
Page County
G Fat
Huron Ani
Huron
Teague of Nations Tightens Italy Sanctions
The Teague of nations general staff barred all commercial credit to Italy and required immediate payment for all purchases in Italy. Haile Selassie left Addis Ababa to join the Ethiopian northern front while Badoglio moved inland to command Italian forces. Trains and planes will supply the new faster columns as Italy endures sanctions. Senator Borah urged avoiding League sanctions, saying the goal is to stay out of European conflicts and avoid European entanglements.
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Associated Press
Teague of Nations’ General Staff
Italy
Haile Selassie
von Addis Ababa
Pietro Gudoglio
Ethiopia
Tomobile
Dessyo
Badoglio
Eritrea
Emilie de Bono
Budogilo
Theseolumns
Peameéland
Boram
Washington
Borah
Idaho
League of Nations
Idahoan
Five hikers rescued after Mauna Loa fogbound trek
A five-person volcano expedition on Mauna Loa got lost in dense fog. Mrs. Harold Lucas was found by CCC workers after her husband Harold T. Sterrns, YMCA Hawaii secretary, returned to camp with another party. The guide and three others from Maui and Honolulu joined the search as the eruption persisted for a seventh day.
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Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Harold Lucas
CCC
YMCA
Wen Dy
Harold T. Sterrns
U. S
Geological Survey
Maui
Constance Bart
Honolulu
Prudence Wollety
Earthquake Recorded Near Denver Foreign Tremor Report
A strong earthquake was recorded on the seismic graph at Regis College at 8 m.mourns twin standard time. Father A. W. Forstall said it was on the North American continent and far from Denver, unable to determine the tremor direction immediately.
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Denver
Regis College
A. W. Forstall
Wheat Crop Shrinks in West Australia Drought Hit
Perth reports West Australia wheat harvest officially estimated at 20,109,000 bushels, down from 26,920,000 in 1934 and 117,033,000 in 1933. The decline reflects widespread drought across the region impacting yields.
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West Australia
Perth
Australia
Laval gains unofficial confidence from chamber
Paris November 28 Premier Laval reportedly received a 5 million to 210 vote of confidence from the chamber of deputies in an unofficial tally.
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Laval
Paris
Chamber, of Deputies
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