Huron CCC Camp Entrainment Tonight for Red Wing
Officers and enrollees of Civilian Conservation Camp No 2770 depart Huron for Red Wing Minnesota where they will be quartered after a two year stay. Sixty enrollees affected. 33 discharged after enrollment period. Veterans camp from Chamberlain to replace, led by First Lieutenant R O Zimmerling. Camp size to rise to 187 in October. transfer history traces back to 1935 from Port Snelling. Departure tonight at 8 20 over the Chicago and North Western Railroad.
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Red Wing
Minn
State Faim
Huron
Yaron
Edward L. Caenen
Thomas Norby
J. L Limburg
G. H. Hyde
Huron CCC
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Company
R. O. Zimmerling
M. W. Swington
W. Se Coon
Civilian Conservation Corpa
Omaha
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Oil Firms Seek NRA Defense In Price-Fixing Trial
Madison oil executives defend price stabilization by citing NRA code and Roosevelt designated oil administrator Harold Ickes. Judge requires written proof the code was followed. prosecutors contest government sanction. Trial, expected to last three months, proceeds with documents and code provisions read aloud.
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Madison
Wis
William J. Donovan
NRA
Roosevelt
Harold Ickes
Donovan
Nervance
Haramond Ey Chaffetz
Patrick J. $Jane
Sama
Donavan
Supreme Court
Stone
Tudge Stone
Ana
Lydia Ingamus Vegetable Essence Ad Promotes Calm Nerves
An aged newspaper ad advocates Lydia Ingamus Vegetable Essences to steady nerves and boost energy for motherhood. The text touts reforms from prenatal meals to midlife balance and links smiling through daily strain with tonic claimed to soothe the system.
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Lydia Keiakbsin
Sirihoud
Bea Tarae
Tnkr
Lydia Ingiamus
Unusual Reptile Found by Huronian Olson
Trucker for Dakota Brewing Co reports a rare harlequin coral snake found at 653 Utah Avenue. Described as vivid scarlet black and white or yellow, this cobra family reptile, M fulvius, is one of two known U S species. Identified by A D Shepersky science instructor at Huron High, it was shown at East Side grocery on Sixth Street and Utah Avenue Southeast.
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Olson
Utah Avenue
Dakota Brewing Company
Nies Herrick
United States
South Dakota
Olvson
A. D. Shepersky
Huron High School
East Side
Sixth Street
Food budget up twenty eight point six percent
Washington reports Labor Department index on mid September shows food prices rising since 1932 with overall food costs 28.6 percent higher. Meat up 46.9 percent and dairy products 143 percent, while pork chops 63.5 percent higher and bacon 44.9 cents a pound.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Thy
Plan For Visit Of Farley Here
Postal Inspectors Ryan of St Paul and Kenney of Aberdeen were in Hugon today making advance arrangements for a view here next week by Postmaster General James Farley. The postmaster general will stop briefly in Huron next Monday afternoon on his way to Aberdeen where he will help dedicate that citys new post office. Ryan and Kenney came to Huron from Mitchell where they made arrangements for Farleys visit there. From here they will go to Aberdeen and Jamestown North Dakota.
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Ryan
St Paul
Kenney
Aberdeen
Hugon
James Farley
Xeneral
Huron
Mitchell
Farley
Jamestown
N. D
Grandmother Found Alive After Death Teletype Error
In Brooklyn a telegram reported the death of Mrs Maria Melgio at age 95. Relatives gathered for the funeral at Tony Lamarca's home when a mourner declared that the grandmother was not dead. The undertaker prepared the bier as Peter Lamarca 26 confirmed the mix up and the hospital admitted the error.
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New York
Telegam
Brooklyn
Maria Melgio
Tony Lamarca
Peter Lamarca
Lamarca
Grandma
Nude posture screening stir of ethics at Atlanta school
An anthropometric posture check at North Avenue Presbyterian School uses pencil marks to measure vertebrae and shoulders, amid a broader controversy sparked by Wayne University in Detroit over nude photos used to detect posture defects. The Detroit school board previously opposed the nude photographic method, while the Atlanta program insists the process is modest and nonexploitative.
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Atlanta
Wayne University
Detroit
Gil Xuidenta
North Avenue Presbyterian School
Dorothy Fugitt
Detroit Xchool Board
Beadle County Board Considers Winter Relief Aid Plan
Beadle County commission met in October to discuss a county aid program for needy residents. The session focused on WPA projects and certifying WPA clients for winter employment, aiming to ease sponsor burdens amid heavy past relief costs while approving bills and other routine business.
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Beadle County Commission
Floyd Stephens
Watertown
WPA
Huronion Mother Dies In Academy Funeral Held In Congregational Church
Mrs Mary Pasek died Monday at the Academy home of her son Ed following a brief illness. She was 91, born in Pilzen Bohemia and sailed to America in 1861. Surviving: five sons Joes, Ed, Frank, J J and Henry. two daughters and two sons predeceased. Funeral 2:30 at Congregational Church conducted by Dr Ketelle. burial in local cemetery.
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Ketelle
Mary Hexzebex
Pilzen
Bohemia
America
New York
Hamburg
Germany
St. Louis
Jagenh M. Dasek
Gage County
Nebraska
Wymare
Charles Mix County
Dakota Territory
Kimball
Joe
Bristow
Frank
Academy
J. J
Huron
Henry
Santa Monica
Calif
Past
Sonight
Rapid City
Leonard Pasek
Rare
Snarberton
Minn
Livestock Freight Reductions Extended in drought regions
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Chicago and North Western Railway and other carriers to extend freight rate reductions on live stock shipments from feeding points to all counties in South Dakota and to North Dakota lines from Haynes to Montling. The reductions apply to routes via Petrel and expire October 31.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago and North Western Rail
Way
North and
South Dakota
Ipetrel
N. D
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific
Haynes
Montling
Roosevelt appoints 66 of 241 federal judges to date
U S Justice records show President Roosevelt has named 66 of 241 sitting federal judges. The tally lists 47 of 165 district judges and 47 of 44 circuit judges, plus one of nine customs court judges and Hugo L Black serving on the Supreme Court. In Benton Harbor Michigan James Crow pleaded guilty to operating a truck without proper plates. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs, suspended if costs and plates are obtained, after transporting a shipment of property from Michigan to Huron.
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FDR
Washington
C. N."hall
James Crow
Benton Harbor
Mich
Crow
Michigan
Huron
Chinese Halt Jap Advance In Shanghai Campaign
Reports say Japan's push across China fronts from Shanghai to the north has stalled due to fierce Chinese resistance. In Shanghai the 2 mile line held after hand to hand fighting, while in Hopeh and Shangtung provinces Chinese and Japanese sources say Japan’s advance was stopped. Bombing raids continued on central and southern China, yet fighter planes limited losses. Shanghai fears cholera cases peaking then easing.
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All China
Hopeh
Shangtung
Japan
Boochaw
Soochaw Creek
International Settlement
South
China
Yangwe River
Kwantung
Stanking
U S Urged to Boycott Japan in Sino Japanese War
Dr Alfred Lee former Chinese ambassador to Washington urged an American boycott of Japan in a broadcast to the United States. He said boycott would back right against might and spur progress and world justice. He compared Japan’s invasion of China to robbing a neighbor and asked if America could ignore its neighbor’s cry. He urged cutting off supplies to the aggressor to end the ravaging of China.
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Shanghat
Alfred Lee
Washington
United States
Japan
China
See
Drawn on jury for U S District Court service
City Treasurer W J Olson today received notice he has been drawn for the petit jury of the U S District Court and is ordered to report for service at Sioux Falls October 19.
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W. J. Olson
Petit Jury
U. S. District Court
Sioux Falls
Roosevelt rhetoric shifts U S role in world affairs
Britain weighs emergency measures as Roosevelt calls action against military aggression. The Chicago address is seen as signaling a real entry of the United States, with Britain considering a sterner posture in Sino-Japanese tensions and broader anti aggression coalitions for Europe and Asia.
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London
Britain
Roosevelt
Far East
Bonument
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Chicago
European
Spain
Mussolini’s Spain role sparks Allied worry in 1930s notes
British observers warned Mussolini’s bold aerial intervention in Spain threatened to widen the conflict. Reports say Italian Black Arrow forces aided Franco’s rebels and reappeared on the Aragon front. London and Paris weighed Roosevelt’s Chicago speech as signaling support for Britain and France while contending over a broader war in Europe.
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Mussolini
Spain
Igon
Suan
Black Arrow
Aragon
Francisco Franco
Santander
Milan
Orient
South America
Mediterran
Ean
Britain
France
London
Roosevelt
Chicago
Paris
Haijing
Itay
Germany
Virginio Cuyda
Soviet
Russia
Valencia
Il Popolo Ditalia
League
Geneva
League of Nations
Sinc
China
Far East
Mediterranean
Japan
Berlin
Rome
Rebuilt Mansion May Be Used By Windsors
Wye Hall in Maryland could host the Duke and Duchess of Windsor when visiting the United States. W. H. Stillwell, owner of Wye Hall, and Herman L. Rogers spokesperson, did not deny the possibility. The mansion, built in 178? for Willem Pace, later burned and requires total reconstruction from the cellar up.
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W. H. Stillwell
New York
Chicato
Wye ‘Hall
Herman L. Rogers
Windsors
Maryland
Wye Hall
Willem Pace
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