Derringer’s Rough Day in Opening World Series Game
In St Louis on October 4 1942 the Philadelphia Athletics powered to a 6 2 win over the Cardinals behind a four run third inning and Al Simmons blasting homer in the seventh Derringer struggled with six runs in the outing as the Athletics took the opener of the World Series.
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Associated Press Sports Western Sportsman
Bishop
Haas
Haas $Iruc
Cochrane
Gelbert
Cardinals
Roetiger
Frisch
Hoattger
Cing
Hottomsey
Bottomley
Roettgs
Marin
Martin
Wilson
Willians
Foxx
Secord
Athletics
Simmons
Miller
Owen
Derringer
Derzinger
High
Hoettger
Grove
Dykea
Move To Take Jobs From Wives Sparks Capital Battle
Washington reports a clash over using divorce to free married women from government and private jobs as an emergency unemployment measure. Mary Anderson and Muna Lee denounce the practice as unsound, while Luis Munomarin backs marriage protection and warns employers. Wood of the appropriations committee has studied possible bills to remove wives of government workers.
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Washington
Mary Anderson
Woman's Bureau
Department of Labor
Muna Lee
Lile
Luis Munomnarin
National Woman's Party
Wood
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
City completes sewage disposal plant clarifier units
The new $250000 disposal plant reaches full operation after finishing touches on two clarifiers. Engineer Harry W. Grothgeld reports the plant now handles sewage through the clarifier and digester with drying beds, filter work, and sludge drying to fertilizer, river discharge noted.
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Sewag
Harry W. Groth
Grothgeld
End of Parliament Looms as MacDonald Signals Dissolution
Reported signals suggest Prime Minister MacDonald plans to dissolve Parliament after a short adjournment with a general election likely in October. The government cites the passage of the economy bill through the Lords as proof the emergency measures will be enacted, while others doubt the timetable.
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Tne Barnes
Eiglud
MacDonald
House of Lords
Ras Argent
Macad
Fragmentary Reference to Woodrow Wilson in Historical Text
Readable lines mention the late Woodrow Wilson and note that many works now hang to the imperial era. The fragment hints at memorial or art collection contexts without full details.
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Woodrow Wilson
Imperial
Indiana Senator Foresees New Law Against Short Selling
Washington reports Senator Watson of Indiana warns Congress will probe short selling as stock values slump. He cites bear raids and urges a thorough Senate inquiry with high officials backing action. Richard Whitney defends short selling as key to market function. President Hoover calls on speculators to curb practices.
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Washington
Cot
Stock Exchanges
Watson
Indiana
Congress
Senate
Capitol Hill
New York Exchange House
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Edge
Hoover
Watton
Huron Officials Reopen Talks On Well Project Site
City commissioners meet at City Hall to pursue securing two Layne gravel-wall wells for a new water supply. Negotiations with Mrs. Holton’s representative stalled over price and bond funding, while Layne warns that work must begin soon to have wells ready before winter.
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Huron City
Mra ML
Fred C. Holton
Mrs. Holton
Snanstuisaionere
John P. Sauer
Holton
W. B. Rudy
Sioux Falls
Layne Company
Victor Peterson Missing In Arlington Area
Unverified report states Victor F Peterson son of Mire V Peterson has been missing since Saturday after traveling from Arlington to Minneapolis to attend a football game. He did not return home to Arlington Minn nor keep agreed appointments, raising concerns for his whereabouts.
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Victor Peterson
Vitor F. Peterson
Mire V
OG. Peterson
Pecans
Ralph
Huron
Peterson
Minpespolis
Arlington
Minn
Forty Four Years Later Letter Reaches Old Friend
EUSTIS NEB Oct 1 Forty four years ago John Kyner a pioneer wrote a letter to a boyhood friend at Fulton TI Yesterday he received an answer from Manila Tews now living at T E Dyson the friend who kept Kyner s letter for decades and finally replied, moved to write after reading the note.
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Eustis
Neb
John Kyner
Fulton
Manila
Tews
T. E. Dyson
Dyson
Kyner
Democrats Likely To Hold Power In Congress
Washington Oct 1 Democrats look to retain control of the House as vacancies arise. Deaths among members have historically affected party balance with seven of eleven postwar deaths from Democrats. Special elections loom October 27 in Wisconsin First District and November 3 in others including Ohio Twenty, Seventh New York districts.
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Washington
Corres
Missouri
Farmer Labor Party
Congress
Wisconsin
Henry Allen Cooper
Case
Republcan
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
New York
Ruby Smith Dies After Brief Illness at Huron Hospital
Ruby Valetia Smith 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs G R Smith of Miller died yesterday afternoon at a Huron hospital after a brief illness from peritonitis She was born in Scranton NC July 22 1915 and moved to Miller in 1919 She would have started high school in Huron this fall Surviving include her parents six sisters and four brothers Funeral services set for 1 oclock Saturday at Walsh chapel with Rev F E Lochridge officiating Burial in Redfield cemetery
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Ruby Smith
Ruby Valetia Smith
G. R. Smith
Miller
Huron Hospital
Scranton
N. C
Ruby
Huron
Peal Boettcher
Belfield
Mabel Plum
Gertrude Smith
Edna Smith
Vermillion
Othel An Opal Smith
Roy
Raymond Smaith
Bowman
N. D
Lennie
William Smith
Walsh
F. E. Lochridge
Redfield
Ree Price Index Drops To New Low
The farm price index slid three points to 72 on September 15, reaching a new monthly low. Major declines occurred in fruits vegetables cotton and cattle tare while dairy and poultry products rose. By September 13 virtually all commodities hit their lowest prices for the month since 1810 the index’s first year of record. W M Rogers noted the trend while a funeral service for Wallace Bristol was set for Riverside Cemetery with officiant Nevada Wallace Bristol.
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Agriculture Department
Season Opens for Duck Hunting in South Dakota
The 1831 waterfowl season opened at noon with Huron sportsmen and Beadle county hunters planning trips to northeastern districts as drought reduced local spots. Licenses showed a drop in applications while ammunition sales remained brisk. water shortages and federal rules shaped early results across counties including Medicine Lake, Long Lake, Ipswich region, Waubay slough, and the Missouri River area.
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South Dakota
Huron
Lcal
Beadle County
Lake Byron
Waubay
Pierre
Lake Region
Shannon
Bennett Counties
Mis Souri
United States
Canada
Vandals Drain Norfolk Gas Supply
Vandals opened stop cocks on 30 large storage tanks in Norfolk Nebraska, releasing about 50,000 gallons of gasoline. The loss drained almost the entire local storage, leaving only fuel trapped in filling station tanks in the area.
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Norfolk
Neb
Owl
Two Yankton Banks Form Consolidation
Yankton reports the consolidation of the First National Bank and Trust Company with merger approval from the appropriate authorities, creating a unified bank in the city. The move signals a significant local financial consolidation and future operations under a single entity.
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Yankton
First National Bank and Trust Company
Busines Nepproval
Band Of Young Communists Formed In California School
Police dispersed a crowd of 41 public school students at a Boyle Heights communist headquarters in Los Angeles. They seized documents forming the Young Pioneers Communist Children's Subsidiary with membership books listing children from 8 years old as organizers. Fourteen books showed regular dues payments. matter to be turned over to the school superintendent.
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Los. Angeles
Boyles Heighla Communist
Young Pioneers—Communist Children
Grange Opposes Beer Legalization Impact on Agriculture
The national Grange, with about 800000 members, opposes legalizing beer as a health measure for agriculture. Louis J. Taber calls it a tragic prescription that would hurt dairy poultry soft drinks and confectionery sectors. Secretary Hyde announced an economics probe led by Nils A Olsen to study farm impacts and potential prohibition bureau input.
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Washington
National Grange
Grange
Louis J. Taber
The
Agriculture Department
Legaliz
Ted Beer
Hyde
White House
Nils A. Olsen
Department
Olsen
Prohibition Bureau
Capper
Republican
Kansas
Defense Hears Threats in Bootlegger Case
Sioux Falls jury heard two witnesses describe threats against Jack Brune and Hank Kempel as the defense opened in the bootleggers case of Brune and Miles Congress on attempted murder charges. Brune testified he was terrorized by Kempeli's group and that self defense is the defense theory.
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Cese
Jack Brune
Hank Kempel
al Capone
Chicago
Brune
Miles Congress
Sioux Falls
Kempely
Bank
Jack
Os ‘Kempel
Hank Kempeli
North Dakota Eyes Hoover Support in 1932 Drive
A five line report notes North Dakota could be carried for Hoover in the 1932 election with effort and organization as key factors. The piece suggests the state party believes strong campaigning will push President Hoover to victory.
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North Dakota
Hoover
Washington
Officials Say Is No Reason To Change American System
Washington reports officials see no need to abandon the gold standard despite talk of bi metallist reform. They cite gold as the world financial base and note Britain and Europe only briefly experimented with silver-backed currency, while Senate voices from Borah Walsh Shipstead and others discuss future bi metallic possibilities and potential international talks.
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Washington
Theton
United States
Great Britain
Capitol Hill
Sheppard
Texas
Borah
Idaho
Walsh
Montana
Shipstead
Minnesota
Ciuzens
Michigan
Proclaims Fire Prevention Week in Huron
Mayor E T Gitchell proclaims Fire Prevention Week in Huron urging all citizens to observe October 4 to 10 1931 and follow federal state guidelines. He notes the deadly and costly impact of preventable fires and calls for personal effort to reduce fire dangers through careful conduct and awareness.
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E. T. Gitchell
America
United States
Canada
Wests
Enormou
City of
Huron
South Dakota
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