Landis Calls Halt In World Series For Weather
New York weather turned the Polo Grounds into a lake and forced postponement of the second game of the World Series between the New York Giants and New York Yankees. Landis ruled the field unsafe and delayed the contest, shifting subsequent games back to Yankee Stadium if needed.
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New York
Falo
New York Ghent
New York Yankees
Palo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Winer
Drivkee
Uagonis Lindis
Jes McCarthy
Bill Terry
Travis Jackson
Giants
I-T
Carl Hubbett
Sacutitgehs Arteg
Boih Jackson
Cianist
Sponesmaan
McCarthy
Hubbell
Certin
Terry
Hal Schumacher
Vernon
Goofy) Gomez
Yankees
Tomorow
Schumacher
Roosevelt
Polo Grounds
Spe
Mailing Forms Next In Seed Corn Setup
Washington reports the agriculture department will mail application forms within two weeks for the ten million dollar seed corn loan program. Forms go to corn belt states and counties with good corn to prevent 1937 shortages. Officials praise Iowa governor and neighboring states for seed corn weeks and seed conservation emphasis.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Tom Joan
Iowa
Athletics Head at Illinois Dies at 64
George Xu, longtime University of Illinois athletic director, died after stomach ailment complications following surgery. He led Illinois athletics for 35 years as a pioneer in western conference development. He passed away at 1:27 a.m. after a rapid decline in health.
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Ziff
Illinois
Champaign
George “Xu
University of Illinois
Rapidy
Cattle and Cars Share Florida Roads Open Range Rule
Jacksonville dispatch notes Florida is an open range state per a 1934 livestock census showing 103000 milk cattle and 40000 sheep among others. Officials warn tourists that cattle and horses have equal road rights with motor vehicles, with road signs reading open range be ware of cattle.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
State Road Department
State Fair Faces Protest Over So-Called Attractions
The Euron Ministers Fellowship delivered resolutions to State Fair board members and Governor Tom Barry protesting the fairs alleged wide open opera shows gambling and immodest displays. They urge clean conditions and question the displays while urging youth to avoid such attractions and supporting 4-H participation.
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Euron Ministers
State Fair Board
Tom Barry
Beas
Devaluation of the franc wins French deputies vote
Paris reports the French chamber of deputies approved devaluation of the franc 34 to 21. The measure, with compromise and price fixing decrees, awaits President Lebron's promulgation to reduce gold content. Debates warned against civil unrest as rumors of mobile guards spread.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Albert Lebron
Chamber
Senate
Mrs. W. J. Holahan Dies in Mason City
Friends in Huron report the death of Mrs. W. J. Holahan who passed away last night in Mason City Louisiana. She was well known here for frequent visits and business dealings. Funeral time was not announced.
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W. J. Holahan
Mason City
Huron
Holahan
Iowa Corn Husking Contest Scheduled near Newhall
Des Moines report details an Iowa corn husking contest with Wallaces' Farmer noting a hybrid grain variety expected to yield around 10 bushels per acre. The Benton County site near Newhall is highlighted with speculation on local participation and potential advances in husking events.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Arthur T Thompson
Wallaces
Towa
Newhall
Benton County
Boy Scouts to Run City Government Election Saturday
The Wy-Teaks campaign to govern as a youth commission won a slate of five seats on the city commission with Democrats holding four. Mayor Walsh plans to preside as Scouts prepare to appoint a city manager, treasurer, auditor and other officials for a one day administration Saturday.
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Maron
Boy Scout Commission
Just To
Wy-Teaks
Boy Scouts
John F. Walsh
Max Oviatt
Wy-Teak
Mervin Pearson
Marvin Fuller
Democrats
Puller
Hoy
Walsh
Wy- Teaky
Cecil Shepherd
Remocrats
Kenneth LaCrafy
Man Arrested Here Signs Confession
An Associated Press dispatch reports Joe Williams, a transient, signed a confession to killing an unidentified man at Sacred Heart Minnesota on September 13 after robbing him of 210 dollars. The case goes to the Brand jury. Williams was moved to Olivia, county seat of Renville County, after prior detention in Headle County jail. He was brought to Huron from Bonilla and described a stranger at Sacred Heart turning over 175 dollars, later killed beneath a train. Local officials checked and then detained him in Minnesota following the confession.
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Associated Press
Joe Williams
Hinton
Sacred Heart
Minx
Willams
Brand Jury
Olivia
Renville County
Minnesota
Headle
Huron
Bonilla
Jor Reilly
Williams
Aged widow slugged and robbed in town
Jefferson Iowa October 1 two men posing as salesmen slugged and robbed Mrs Lizzie Cairns 69 as she was alone in town late Wednesday. She suffered head wounds and shock but was reported not seriously hurt and was recovering in home care.
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Jefferson, IA
Lizzie Cairns
Weather Forecast For Horon and Whinky
Forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Friday with rising temperatures. Winds light today, then turning breezy Friday afternoon as high temperatures reach near seasonal norms.
City Election Totals Reveal Commission Ballot Fight
Election officials released vote totals for yesterday's municipal contest. Wy-Teaks and Remocrats candidates faced off for city seats with several names and scores disclosed, showing close results and several figures under the threshold for a berth.
Farmers Seek Relief Without Direct Aid and Demand Work Projects
Sixty six farmers from 12 states, part of a drought convention, urge relief without direct aid and prefer productive jobs at 50 cents per hour for 130 hours monthly. They seek mortgage moratorium extensions, tax relief, and school funding in drought areas. A Dakota City roster lists relief committee members from multiple states.
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Siates
Dekota
South
Ret
Luther
Okia
W.R. Parsoul
Tallahoome
Olaf H. E. Ott
Bellwood
M. W. Martin
Lenn
Rainier
Milbroock
Oklo
Clyde Johnson
New Orleans
Oscar Brekke
Albee
Homer Ayers
Zeona
Roosevelt Carries His Election Drive Into Pennsylvania
President Roosevelt expanded his re election campaign into West Virginia and Pennsylvania en route to Pittsburgh for a major New Deal exposition to be broadcast. He urged conservation while noting federal and state cooperation and defended New Deal programs amid criticism.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Hoover
Landon
Associated Press
West Virginia
Col
Frank Knox
Abed E. Smith
Knox
New York
Davis-Elbing College
Grafton
Fairmont
Morgantown
Connellsville
Parla Browder
Terre Haute
Denver
Herbert Hoover
Topeka
Feders
Deiry topics dominate South Dakota Dairy meet in Sioux Falls
News flashes report the 31st annual South Dakota Dairy Association convention in Sioux Falls with talks on dairy and ceremony subjects, officer elections, and a banquet. Beadle County 4-H Dairy Club демонstration by Dale Ringers staff and Harlan Olson wins cream can cleanliness contest earning a trip to the La Crosse national convention.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota Deiry Association
Beadle
Dale Ringers
Harlan Olson
la Crosse
Air Odyssey to Start Sunday for Philippine Islands
The longest air tour under the American flag begins Sunday as Pan American Airways pilots chart conditions for the Orient flight half a world away. The six day voyage from New York to the Philippine Islands aims to report aviation progress and travel conditions for future regular passenger service to the East.
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Charles £. Harner
Associated Press Star
New York
Philippine Islands
Pan American Airways
Pacific Ocean
Orient
AIR Odyssey
Plan Rebuilding Of Oregon Town After Fire
In Marsufield Oregon a running board council session in Bandon outlined temporary shelter rules after a forest fire left 40 to 50 buildings destroyed or damaged. Mayor Ed Capps led the meeting as residents returned. emergency structures may be removed after 126 days, and major reconstruction plans follow. In California the San Bernardino National Forest fire burned 2000 acres with vast sugar pine stands, as 1508 men fought the blaze.
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Ore
Get
Counci
Bandon
Ed Capps
San Bernardino National Forest
California
Mos
Sleeper Service To Open Earlier For Minnesota Michigan Game
Chicago and North Western Railroad will restore Pullman sleeper and steam locomotive service between Huron and Minneapolis on October 16 on a 90 day test. The move aims to accommodate football fans traveling to the Minnesota vs Michigan game in Minneapolis.
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Chicago’ and
North Western Road
Huron
Greater South Dakota Association
R Thomson
Chicago
Grady
South Dakota
Minnesota Michigan
Marines Renew Guard in Shanghai District
Japanese Marines set up patrols in Shanghai's Hongkew district marking a renewed guard for Japanese residents. Officials declined to give reasons for the enlargement of patrols, which arrived abruptly. American sailors and Marines in Shanghai were barred from entering the troubled area by Admiral Murfin, commander of the Asiatic Fleet.
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Hongkew
U. S
Augusta
O. G. Murfin
Armies Form Steel Ring Around City For Last Big Push
Allied dispatches report Spanish fascist forces pressing toward Madrid from west and south, drive to cut lines of supply and communications. Col. Toso Asensin reorganizes troops near Aranjuez as authorities defend Aranjuez and Gualillejas. Refugees surge into Avinjuez amid evacuations and reports of a provisional fascist government head.
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Gust
Fassists
Donaster
Qlias del Rey
Burgos
Aranjuez
Francisco Franco
Hhief
Spain
Legenda
Madrid Bar Association
Two Are Killed in British Air Race
JOHANNESBURG Oct. Findlay and radio operator Morgan were killed in a crash near Abercorn northern Rhodesia during the last lap of the British air race. CW. A. Scott and Giles Guthrie won the event, with Scott and Guthrie nosing their plane down at Johannesburg to claim a 720,000 prize. The crash marked the race first fatalities though earlier mishap spoiled leader Halse. Findlay co-pilot Waller and passenger Feehhey were unhurt but shocked.
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South Africa
Max Findlay
EL Morgan
Abercorn
Northen
Rhodesia
CW. A. Scott
Giles Guthie
Scott
Guthrie
Capwin S
Halse
Findlay
Ken Waller
C. D. Feehhey
Did You Know Mrs Williams Rides Motorcycle With Grandson
Mrs Nettia Williams aged one dollar years old rode with her grandson Williard Bruce on a lugage carrier of a motorcycle. Mrs Williams lives six and a half miles south and one mile east of Carpenter and rode for about a mile and when she got off she said that would be fun and would like to go for another ride.
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Williard Bruce
Willams
Carpenter
Abe
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