FDR Talks Mark Peace Move as Historic Significance
At Yankee Stadium New York the Yankees routed the New York Giants 8 to 1 in game one of the World Series. Babe Ruth era star Carl Hubbell struggled as the Yankees exploded for seven runs in one inning. The crowd neared 60 000 as Southpaw pitching set the early tone in the series.
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Dutch plane crashes near Palembang killing crew and passenger
The Dutch plane from KL MM Royal Dutch Airlines crashed near Palembang Surmatrin killing three crew members of six and one passenger. Reports note unconfirmed figures and ongoing investigations as authorities assess the scene.
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Slow music in dining hall at St. Jon’s College
At St Jon’s College in Annapolis a dietitian proposes slow meals by installing radio music in the dining hall to curb eating speed. The plan aims to encourage leisurely breakfast and lunch routines, alongside measured dinner pacing.
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Congress Meeting By Mid November Now Seems Likely
President Roosevelt hinted a special session of Congress would convene between November 8 and 11 after talks in Washington. He listed top goals including wages and hours, surplus crop control, government reorganization, and regional planning, while avoiding a firm stance on court reform.
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Behind The News by Paul Mallon
Washington rumors swirl around a private meeting at Frank Lowden Sr s house involving Herbert Hoover and AM Landau. Hoover hints at stepping back from active Republican politics only if confident in the new leadership amid party factions and fears of Roosevelt aligned successors.
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Traveling tale by Bob Burns sparks seaside chuckle
A humorous piece by Bob Burns about travel helping nervous folk, recounting Aunt Pancy and Uncle Hink on a vacation by the sea. The lighthouse keeps flashing and she jokes that wind keeps blowing it out, highlighting patience learned on trip.
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Tremor Rouses Mexico City Residents at Dawn
A moderate earthquake struck Mexico City at 3 47 a.m. rattling buildings and waking residents. The seismic observatory placed the epicenter roughly125 miles south of the capital, with the tremor lasting about two seconds. damage was minimal in the city.
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American Woman Hero in Shanghai Air Raid Rescues Victims
Mrs. Helen Piper of Des Moines Iowa was hailed as a heroine after she bound wounds and helped civilian victims of a Japanese air raid near Shanghai. The attack killed 34 noncombatants and endangered more than 100 as planes swept low and fired on the crowd. Despite warnings she remained to aid the injured and tend to the dead at Rubicon Village roadhouse.
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Huron Yost To Baptist Clergy Huron Yost To Baptist Clergy
South Dakota Baptist Convention sessions open in Huron with L H Rhoades Jr as guest speaker. Ministers council meets. Dr F W Meyer of the Philippines to speak. Womans Mission Society and five year program discussions follow. convention to close Sunday. Denver article notes Federation debate on health costs and proposed solutions including insurance or government control.
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Reaction Violent On Talk By FDR
The German foreign office warned President Roosevelt to “remember shipwreck” of his predecessor Woodrow Wilson in response to his Chicago address on age i setasors and treaties. The mouthpiece questioned which nations Roosevelt referred to and criticized his general framing of international morality.
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Burglary Probe At Badger State Bank Seeks $200 Answer
Pierre officials report a burglary at Badger State Bank last night. The vault was breached with torches, and $200 was taken. Attorney General Clair Roddewig said his office is handling the investigation, with W. S. Gordon and George McCoy assisting. The theft was discovered when bank officials opened today.
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Ransom Demanded For Priest Kidnapping in Mukden
Japanese authorities pursue leads after Rev. Father Gerard A Donovan of the Roman Catholic church in North Fushun was abducted from the sacristy last night. A ransom of 50000 dollars is demanded. Donovan is identified as a former Pittsburgh resident.
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Use Census In Jobless Program Long Range Plan
Roosevelt may propose a long range plan to Congress to tackle unemployment guided by the forthcoming census results. Officials say the plan would differ from current year-to-year relief and focus on areas economically destitute, with data shaping resettlement, industry records aiding new policies in vocational education and social security.
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Macer Retrial Opens Today in Clark Circuit Court
Jerry Macer stands trial in Clark for second degree manslaughter in his wife's death last April. Judge Vern G Wohlheter oversees the retrial after a May term jury failed to reach a verdict and was discharged. The case resumes following earlier deliberations and ongoing court proceedings.
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Roosevelt Leads International Effort Against War
Chicago speech by President Roosevelt positions him as a leading international statesman in the campaign against war. The article notes his moral force backing peace efforts and aligning the United States with Britain, while underscoring the need for concrete backing to give the League teeth. Continued on Page 7.
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Dairymen Open Annual Session
The thirty second annual convention of the South Dakeia Dairy Association opened at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel with President B A Paulson of Webster presiding. Registration reached about forty in the morning and was expected to rise for afternoon sessions. Rev Charles W Wilcox offered invocation and G O Martin welcomed attendees as president Paulson reviewed the agenda and secretary A P Ruger presented the annual report.
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Farley to Dedicate Aberdeen Postoffice
Postmaster General Farley plans a two role visit to North and South Dakota next week. He will dedicate Aberdeen and Bismarck post offices and address Jamestown and Bismarck postmaster gatherings. As Democratic National Chairman he will meet North Dakota party leaders in Bismarck and speak at events surrounding the dedications.
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