Yankees Break Tie In Ninth To Win Series Opener
Cowdenson Day numbers show 6350 farmers registered for the second annual event in Huron. Aid of free lunches, a three-house cinema run, talks by agronomy leaders, a giant parade with 10 000 onlookers, and a night dance capped a day of contests and cash prizes for registrants.
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Yankees
Huron
J. W. Campbell Park
Carl Fromke
Plankinton
George W. Chitty
Cowdenson
James H. Eshelman
Minnesota Amusement Company
Harry Boyts
Sioux City Livestock
Stanley Swenson
South Dakota State College Agronomy Department
Turner Weight
State College Animal Husbandry Department
Daum
Audiorium
Ed Guthmiller
Shirley Claire Walker
Clark Christiansen
Marilyn Johnson
David Buchanan
Olga Georgiades
Gloria Miller
Mary -Ann Stafford
Rilla Bea Fullerton
Jack Thompson
Joanna Smith
Maxine Teuber
Jimmie Johannsen
June Jorgensen
Shirley Mae Gosch
Dick Trusty
Battle Of Words Overshadows Fighting In Europe
AP reports verbal battles dominate news from Europe while actual fighting slows. Chamberlain's Commons speech is watched for impact on hostilities. French and German communiques spoke of calm with artillery fire south of Zeuthen. Germany boosts Rhine garrisons as rumors of a German thrust through Alsace circulate. 72 ships searched for contraband. Britain weighs diplomacy against a wider war. Hitler awaits a clear reply to the Nazi Soviet peace pledge. Mussolini urged patience. An appeal for immediate peace led to arrests in France and a probe of 29 others. France moves to block German credits and halt food shipments to the Reich.
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Associated Press
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Zueihraecken
Germany
Switzerland
France
Alsace
Burgundy
Upper Rhine
Russia
White Sea
Britain
Baltic
Italy
Soviet
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Poland
Hitler
Moscow
Speneni
Reich
Nasidom Clings To Hopes For Peace On Hitler Terms
DEWITT MACKENZIE reports the question of whether Fuehrer Hitler is sowing peace seeds on stony ground dominates issues until his policy clarification in a forthcoming Reichstag speech. Nazidom has not yet softened the idea of persuading Anglo French allies to end the war on Hitlerian terms despite Chamberlain’s insistence that such peace is unacceptable. Public reaction across affected nations shows lingering doubt as deadlock continues.
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Nasidom
Hitler
Dewitt MacKenzie
Fuehrer
Chamberlain
Les MacKenzie
Rival Boy Scout factions name five candidates in balloting
In a close contest the Screwballs and Tomahawks each fielded five candidates. Don W Harris won the Municipal Judge race for the Tomahawks while the four Screwballs and five Tomahawks secured seats on the future city commission. Over 800 upper grade pupils voted, and the new commission will meet tonight to elect a mayor and appoint officers for Saturday.
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City Commission
Huron
Don Wilson
Jack Eller
Billy Lynch
Dick Liem
Darrold Shanahan
Don R. Harris
Tommy Luby
Calvin Cox
John Dorsey
Don W. Harris
Harvey Jelmeland
City Commissioners’ Chamber
Second Shower Of Week Brings .05 Inch Of Rain Here
A second shower of the week dropped .05 inches of rain on Huron today, with a similar amount earlier. Overnight low reached 32 degrees after a high of 68. The forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions with occasional rain and warmer temperatures night, Thursday partly cloudy. Mobridge reported .50 inches, while Aberdeen and Lemmon recorded .11 inches each.
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Huron
State Weather Bureau
Mobridge
Abendeen
Lemmon
Beresford Post Office Contract Awarded
Beresford awarded contract for post office project to Carlson Company of Sioux City? details indicate a new postal facility in Beresford with city and bidder names.
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Beresford
Washington
Contra
le Carlson, Company
Sioux
Mundelein Bier Draws Thousands in Chicago
Thousands of mourners processed past the bier of Cardinal Mundelein at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago. The body was carried from St Mary of the Lake Seminary by Bishop Bernard J Shell and escorted by 38 priests for services ending with a requiem on Friday. Notables included delegates from the United States and Archbishop Amleto Ciognani.
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Chicago
Holy Name
George Cardinal Mundelein
Catafalque
Munday
St. Mary of the Lake
Mundelcin
Tit
Bernard, J. Shell
State Clubwomen Elect Miss Null Federated Leader
Sioux Falls dispatch reports Miss Gertrude Null, Huron, elected president of the state federation of Federated Women's Clubs at the annual convention closing in Sioux Falls. New officers include Mrs. Harold Tillman, Flandreau. Mrs. G. F. Kane, Lake Andes. Mrs. L. V. Peterson, Winner. Mrs. Leo Quinlan, Lead. Mrs. C. H. Ray, Watertown. Mrs. Kenneth F. Rich of Chicago spoke on refugee problems noting 60,000 homeless German children and urging regulatory steps. Delegates from Huron and other locales attended, with officers and delegates listed.
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Sioux Falls
Gertrude Nul
Huron
Federated Women's Clubs
Miss Null
Federation
Harold Tillman
Flandreau
G. F. Kane
Lake Andes
L. V. Peterson
Leo Quinlan
C. HR. Ray
Watertown
Kenneth F. Rich
Chicago
Immigrants Protective League
Plymouth Rock
Gurney urges South Dakota manganese production push
Senator Chan Gurney of South Dakota urged immediate action to start manganese ore production in the state. He noted that bids were sought for 270000 long tons under the strategic materials act and warned that if domestic supply falls short the government will buy from imports including from Africa, Brazil, Cuba, and possibly Russia. He urged development in the Chamberlain area to reduce dependence on foreign sources.
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Washingsun
Treasury
Gurney
Republcan
South Dakota
South
FA State
Dakota
United States
Vandenberg Connally clash on neutrality law debate
Senator Vandenberg rejects administration attempts to repeal the arms embargo as risky and unfriendly to neutrality, warning it could edge the U.S. toward war. Senator Connally argues the embargo harms commerce and cites German submarine aggression as a warning, while urging passage of revised cash and carry provisions.
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Washington
Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate
Connally
Texas
Germany
Orld
America
Europe
Keller Drives Yankees To Narrow World Series Opening Win
Charley Keller tripled and Bill Dickey singled him home in the ninth to lift the New York Yankees to a 2 2 tie breaking victory over the Cincinnati Reds in game one at Yankee Stadium. Red Ruffing held the Reds to four hits as Derringer allowable six. The Reds had led with a fourth inning homer by Frank Buck McCormick and the Yankees tied it in the fifth on a Joe Gordon single and Babe Dahlgren double.
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Charley Kelle
Bill Dickey
Cincinnati Reds
Charley
Big Paul Derringer
Reds
Yankee Stadium
New York
Charley Keller
Yankees
Keller
Ivah Goodman
Joe DiMaggio
Dickey
Yanks
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Googman
Frank (Buck) McCormick
Joe Gordon
Babe Dahlgren
Judge Landis
Baseball
Werber
Selkirk
Frey
DiMaggio
Goodman
Crosetti
Rolfe
Berger
Derringer
McCormick
Lombardi
Gordon
Dahlgren
Craft
Myers
Ruffing
N.L
Gordon Crosetti
N.Y
Cincinnati I
DiMiaggio
McGown
A. L
Hearden
N. L
Summers
A.L
Pinelli
Need More Cars To Take H. S. Band To Redfield Saturday
A national automobile appeal seeks additional buses to move Huron High School musicians to Redfield for Saturday's city 60th anniversary Days of 179 celebration. Gene Denning of the Chamber of Commerce says transport must be lined up immediately for Director Duane Smith and the band. The plan has the band leaving Huron at 8 AM for a morning parade at 10 AM, then a noon massed concert with Aberdeen and Redfield, returning about 3 PM. Redfield has asked to call the Chamber of Commerce at 814i.
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Huron
Redfield
Gene Denning
Chamber of Commerce
Duane Smith
Boron
Aberdeen
Smith
Redfeld
Aave
Chamber of Commerece
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Christ’ Diede
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Art Dierschied
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Mundelein Bier
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South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Robert Fair
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