Australian Flier Believed Killed In Havana Flight
Mrs J M Keith Miller, an Australian aviator, vanished on a Havana to Miami flight amid rough seas and high winds. Search planes scoured the Gulf and Florida keys for her plane, with little hope of survival. friends recalled her fear of water and mountains and her resolve to press on despite danger.
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Florida
Havana
J. M. Keith Miller
Miami
Here
Gulf
Florida Keys
Keith-Miller
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cuba
J. M. Keith-Miller
Lake Erie
Ohio
William F. Griffin
Berea
Hic
Cleveland
Hamilton
Ontario
Park
Coast Guard
Marquette
Mich
Lake Superior
Maple Bay
Bete Gris Bay
Simcoe
Fairport Ohio
Upshur
Cape Flatteras
N.C
Sera
George W. Barns
Wennbridge
Cape May
N. J
Bebago
Norfolk
Yale Marauders Take Butter But Leave Cash Alone
Thieves broke into Yale business offices including Scroggs Grain Shanard Elevator Farmers Cooperative Creamery and two Farmers Elevator Co elevators. They unlocked doors and took 30 pounds of butter but left $20 in cash undisturbed. No bosses were found at the four elevator offices.
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YALE
Snaiagera
Ove Yale
Gjar
Scroggs Grain Company
Shanard Elevator Company
Farmers’ Co- Operative Creamery
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Co-Operative Creamery
Call For Clothing And Food Drive In Huron
Lawrence Cornell of the American Legion announced two collection days for old clothing nonperishable foods and toys to aid needy families in Huron. The drives will occur Friday December 12 and Friday December 13 with all items turned over to the Salvation Army for distribution.
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Huron
Lawrence Cornell
American Legion
Legionnaires
Salvation Army
Cornell
O. J. Jones
Legion Committee
Lawrence Cornell Legion Christmas Drive Pickup Call
Local American Legion unit seeks donated clothing food or other items for an outreach. A collector will call Friday December 12 to arrange pickup at Namie address provided.
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American Legion
Fourth Degree Is New Police Method
Chicago reports a new police technique called the fourth degree as sergeants Hart and McAuliff questioned grocery manager Toonmen about a $70 robbery. Captain Fleming intervened, but Toonmen and a companion were arrested after they were overheard discussing the plan to divide cash. Bath confessed to the crime.
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Chicago
William Hart
Hart
William McAuliff
George Toonmen
James Fleming
Fleming
Toonmsn
Bath
Mail Route Extension Effective Monday
An extension on rural mail route No. and out of Huron will serve 15 patrons and takes effect Monday. The carrier shifts south on Dakota Avenue then travels three miles west to Nineteen Mile Road, one mile south, then three miles back to the avenue to resume the old route. Former offices shot in Kansas City. Louis Olivero, deputy sheriff and former Kansas City policeman, was shot to death in the street near his home today. Investigators said shots were fired from a motor vehicle occupied by three youths.
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Kansas City
Louis Olivero
Winnegees
Santa Claus Arrives In South Dakota For Visit
Santa Claus, with an Eskimo family and reindeer, arrives in Huron and Watertown and will greet sick children and all local youngsters Monday. Officials announce early school dismissal and a staged Santa headquarters on Third Street to welcome him.
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Santa Claus
South Dakota
City
Huron
Santa
Watertown
North Pole
Aleigh
Santo
St. Nick
Teuuta
Igelue
Ertuk
Bertha Dutton Sues Dowd for 35000 Over Smell Loss
In Lincoln Nebraska Miss Bertha Dutton sues driver Thomas Dowd for 35000 after being knocked down by a car. She seeks 25008 as compensation for loss of olfactory sensation caused by the incident Nov 2 4. The suit claims Dowd's negligence led to her inability to smell.
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Winance
Lincoln
Neb
M Mies Mobile
Bertha Dutton
Thomas Dowd
Abe Seid
Hee Loes
Thieves Loot Shoe Store Auto. Shoes Found Abandoned
In SIOUX FALLS on November 3 thieves robbed the automobile of K J Johnson. Shoes described as 55 magpie pairs were scattered along a side street, indicating the thieves misjudged the route or target. Authorities investigating.
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Sioue Falls
K. J.johnson
Lewis Sick Injured After Grading Crossing Crash
Lewis Sick sustained bruises and a broken nose when his car, mistaken for an automobile, collided with a locomotive at a grade crossing. The locomotive pushed his car a distance before stopping.
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Lewis
AVOCA
ICWA
Siclk
Plan Exams Here For Dry Agents In South Dakota District
Washington November 29 The civil service commission announced examinations will be held early next month at Huron for eligible candidates for federal prohibition agent posts in the South Dakota district. Administrator Arios W. Woodcock aims to expand the dry force with a request for funds for 500 more agents before testifying to Congress. Jobs pay 2300 to 800 a year with experience in constabulary border patrol police military or naval service within five years or a law degree or bar membership as alternative qualification.
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Washington
Huron
South Dakota
Civil Service Commission
Arios W. W. Woodcock
Prohibition Bureau
Woodcock
House
John
Constabulary
Commission
Colonl Woodcock
Weather Update Describes Colder Conditions Ahead
A terse weather note warns of a cooler spell with unsettled skies. No specific dates or locations are provided, but the forecast suggests lower temperatures and potential breezes.
Dry Heads Discuss Proposal To Bring Prohibition Ballot
Washington leaders of the prohibition forces mull a national referendum plan to repeal or modify the eighteenth amendment. They would back a constitutional amendment and require state conventions to decide, with opponents accepting those results for a time. Dissenting voices warn it betrays prohibition, and talks continue in New York and Washington into December.
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Washington
Prohibition
Congress
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
New
Yok
McBride
Bishop Griswold Dies After Illness in Chicago Diocese
Rt Rev Sheldon Griswold, 47 year old bishop of the Chicago diocese, died in Evanston hospital after a long illness. He had been chairman head of the diocese less than a year, with Bishop Stewart as coadjutor. His death followed heart disease and general breakdown, with last rites given by Bishop Stewart.
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Chicago
Sheldon Munson Griswold
Episcopal Church
Evenston
George Craig Stewart
Dwight P. Clark
Robert Lansing
New York
Griswold
Stewart
Charles Palmerston Anderson
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
United States
Settlement Nullifies $40,000 Contract Suit
SIOUX FALLS November 29 The $40,000 breach of contract case of M. L. Eisen Chicago against the Dakota Finance Corporation of Yankton has been settled out of court and dismissed by the federal court clerk. Eisen alleged a stock sale on commission that the corporation failed to fulfill.
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Siouk Falls
M. L. Eisen
Chicago
Dakota Finance Corporation of
Yankton
Eisen
The
Finance Corporation
Prisoner Chance Against Deputy for Forgery in County Fund
A warrant seeks the arrest of O. McKirlin, a former Codington county treasurer deputy clerk, on forgery charges linked to an embezzlement of 1451 dollars from the county gopher fund. Officials say the shortage was repaid on November 5 after discovery and may span seven years. Sheriff Warren Welch proceedings ongoing.
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Watertown
O. MC Kirlin
Codington
Warren Welch
Kirlin
Fire Breaks Out Aboard Seaplane DO-X in Lisbon
Fire swept through a wing of the German sea plane DO-X moored in Lisbon harbor. The wing housed crew quarters and key mechanical parts, with passageways to the motors. Inside the wing the girders resembled a steel skyscraper skeleton. Passengers, kitchen, smoking room and officer quarters were in the main hull.
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Lisbon
Doaks Named Labor Secretary in Hoover Cabinet
President Hoover named William N. Doak of Virginia as secretary of labor to fill the vacancy left by James J. Davis. Doak, a railway union official and a native Virginian, was the first labor secretary outside the American Federation of Labor and was endorsed by several unions. He rose from switchman to vice president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and has served as editor and legislative representative for the union.
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Washington
Hoover
American Federation of Labor
James J. Davis
William N. Doak
Virginia
Serretary of Labor
William Green
Federation
Green
Senate
Doak
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Mr. Hoover
American Labor Movement
Bluefield
W. Va
Brotherhood
Ralph Ince Sued for 35000 Damages in Beverly Hills
W M Patch sues motion picture director Ralph Ince for 35000 damages claiming he was seriously injured on October 25 while attempting to stop Ince from assaulting an unnamed man with a pistol at a Beverly Hills cafe. Patch says Ince struck him with the pistol during the altercation.
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Ralph Ince
Los Angeles
W. M. Patch
Patch
Ince
Beverley Hills
Powers Sentenced and Paroled in Fraud Case
A. B. Powers, secretary of the defunct American Reticance company, pled guilty to cheating by false pretenses and was sentenced to seven years in the state penitentiary and paroled. The authorities did not reveal the amount alleged to have been obtained. Police sought a yet unnamed truck driver who had fired as a helper after an accident. An unrelated item notes a fatal crash near Nevada and the national average speed for passenger cars stated as about 35 miles per hour.
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A. B. Powers
Sioux City
American Reticance Company
Earl Stouffer
Whiting
Nevada
Neight
W. S. Lininouderte
Pelce
Beadle pheasant season unchanged as hunting opens
The South Dakota Game and Fish Commission kept the Beadle county pheasant season dates, opening Monday December 1 and closing sunset January 1. The commission rejected a ten day limit request from the Hur on Izaak Walton League, stating pheasant stock statewide not endangered and that changing now would disrupt plans. In Beadle county the daily bag is seven birds with two hens, six birds may be hens in possession. Also announced is a $14,989.26 artificial lake project contract near Lemmon in Perkins county to G W England and son, Murdo, pending rock facing addition.
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Pierre
State Game and Fish Commission
Beadle County
Nooth
Huron Izaak Walton League
Beadle County Farmers Union
Beadle County Farm Bureau
Izaak Walton
Game Commission Aseso
O. H. Johnson
C. BR. Tinan
Kimball
C. B. Adams
Custer
Fred Hu Hildebrandt
Huntere
Lemmon
Perkins County
G. W. England
No Jobs Promised by Green After Conference
Pierre November 1973 Governor elect Warren E. Green of Hazel reiterates no promises for jobs. He plans to return home today and says no announcements or appointments until about the first of the year. Applications are for state sheriff secretary of agriculture and highway positions. He met with Governor Bulow and B. W. Baer but budget time prevented talks on the next biennial budget. He will establish residence in Pierre before year end.
Cavour Farmer Mack Dies Suddenly in Field
CAVOUR November 2 Specially Paul J Mack a farmer living a half mile south of Cavour died suddenly about 11 oclock this morning He had been in a field with his son Lawrence when he failed to appear and was found dead on the ground Suspected heart disease Funeral plans not yet set STOP WORK LONDON November 23 Complete stoppage of work in all Scottish coal fields will start tomorrow after breakdown of talks between mine owners and workers The action affects 92009 men
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ST. Paul
Austin Dowling
St Paul
Cavour
Paul J. Mack
Mack
Lawrence
London
Timber man killed in mine fall leads to tragedy
November 23 report from Homestoke Mining notes timber man Robert L. Turner, age 37, died when rock fell in the mine. He is survived by his widow and four children.
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Kelled
Robert L. Turner
Homestoke Mining Company
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Homer E. Knoblaugh
Associated Press
Tr~usag Ieal & Regular Pilo
Keith Miller
Firsily
Alleghanies
Legion Christmas Committee
National
Bang OF Huron
Namie
Jolly St. Nick
Evty
Third
Dakota Avenue
A. J. Tang
Nellie M. Brusso
Northwest
S. D
Paul May
Badbadaddadda
Dry Heads
Lowell
Evanston Hospital
Doaks
Labor
Davis
Game Commission
Nimrods
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