Yanks Take Second Game Of World Series In Close Contest
The Yankees beat the Cubs 6 to 3 in game two as Dizzy Dean pitched well for New York and the Cubs defense faltered. Key moments included Hack's infield hit, a tied run saved by a fielding play, and timely runs that pushed New York ahead.
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Basik
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Hut “Gehrig
Western
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Marly
Sulkirk
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Marty
Cub
Hack
Jar Frotter
Agin
Celting
Reynolds
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Relfe
Crosetti
Pape
Henrtch
Chicago
Hotmen
Sears
Beadle County Rural Schools To Close For Cowdenson Day
Beadle County rural schools will close on Oct 18 for the first annual Cowdenson Day festival in Huron. The event expects up to 5000 visitors with free admission, morning movies, a free lunch, a large hot dog bar, prizes, and talks by Col Wentworth Kay Cave and Clifford Prantke. Registration will begin at Daum's Auditorium, and badges will be issued to farmers and families. The event aims to honor the cow hen and sow assets of Central South Dakota.
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Henohl
Beatle
Huron
Ling
Couniy
Cowhengow
Chastain Robert
Lusk
Vector
Cowdeonsew
Dacum
Sien Aceay
Col
EB. N. Wentworth
Armour & Company
Chicago
Kay A. Cave
Brookings
Clifford Id. Prantke
State College Azronomy Department
Ray A. Stratton
Cowdenson Das
Daum
South Dakota
Bread drop by rebels sparks fear in Alicante crowd
In a second raid, insurgent airforce dropped over 100 pounds of Vienna rolls on Alicante. Civil Governor Ricardo Mella said residents refused to eat the bread, fearing poisoning amid bombing damage. Police removed untouched rolls and inspected the scene.
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Vienna
Alicante
Mediternesexport
Udrid
Ricardo Mella
Spain
Chate
Zell
Czechs Report New Demands by German Sudeten Delegation
Geneva January six reports the Czechoslovak delegation stating that German members of the Sudetenland commission in Berlin have drawn up new demands. They seek immediate occupation or plebiscite for Czech areas with 815000 inhabitants including key industrial and communications centers beyond Munich accord terms.
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Get
Cevelivik
League of Jons
International Sudetenland Commission
Ber~ Jin
Musnich
Munich
Slaughter, USD law student, in grave car crash injuries
Max Slaughter 23 of Yankton a USD law student was seriously hurt in a single vehicle crash near Elk Point last night. Hospital attendants said his condition remained grave today. He earned a BA from USD at Vermillion last June and was pursuing law studies this year. Further details of the accident were not available.
Wallace Answers Import Charges
Washington Oct 6 The agriculture department said that farm income figures show high farm costs and strong imports not harming markets Secretary Wallace criticized Republicans for misrepresentation and accused Snell of claiming Roosevelt’s policy “sold the American farmer down the river” He noted corn and wheat imports virtually ceased while exports rose recently and defended the administration’s farm program.
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Agriculture Department
Donnion
Lhe Department
Wallace
Snell
New York
Republican
Roosevalt
Bulkiesr
Britain offers accord proposal to Italy on troop withdrawal
Rome dispatch notes Britain submitted an accord proposal to Italy through Lord Perth as part of a fourth daily diplomatic push. The plan aims to settle Anglo Italian differences with immediate effect, possibly calling for withdrawal of some Italian infantry in Spain supporting Franco, with Mussolini to review it at the Fasci council meeting.
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Great Britain
Italy
Lord Perth
Galeazzo Ciano
Spain
RAF crews parachute to safety after crashes
Crews of two Royal Air Force planes parachuted to safety today after their aircraft crashed. One craft went down over Yorkshire and the other in the English Channel, both believed struck by lightning. A third RAF plane with five crew members has been missing since midnight.
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Royal Aiirforce
Yorkshire
English Channel
Air Ministry
Royal Airforce
Oparabere Named GSDA President By Laws Changed
RAPID CITY Oct 6 A Quarnberg Rapid City was here to preside as the board named new officers for the Greater South Dakota Association. A. Stirling Maron was named executive vice president and the new treasurer will be named. The meeting included a report on tax allocations and a call for a three fold tax program to aid municipalities. L. R. Girton urged greater state business support and membership for GSDA.
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C. A. Quarnberg
Rapid Cry
BR. Curran
Javedanes
Vic
Ae Alga
A. Stirling
Maron
Teasurer
W. G. Adien
Aberdeen
Kenneth
Kellar
le Foster
Siaus
Falls
Et Dale
Cage
Jorge
Allan
GSDA
J. G. Barger
South Dakota League of Municipalme
Barger
Citieg
County
State Highway Fund
State Motor Vehicle Department
Jame
C Quarnberg
Girton
South
Dako
Couch Claims Car Theft Not Kidnapping Case
Minneapolis reports that Gerb or John Couch testified in federal court that while he tied Daniel Fahey and Miss Percy Gross to a car and moved them from St. Louis to Champlin, he asserts it was only stealing a car and not kidnapping. He denies two earlier kidnappings and faces continued questioning by District Attorney Victor B. Anderson.
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Minneapolis
Gerb
John Couch
St. Louis
Ward
Daniel Fahey
Percy Gross
Otis Meridith
Fahey
Champlins Minn
Couch
Victor B. Anderson
International Commission Hands Choice New Section Of Czechoslovakia To Hitler
Berlin reports say the International Commission granted Hitler a choice on a new German dominated border zone in Czechoslovakia after the Munich conference. German troops moved to occupy the fourth zone near Landeck as the council maps future occupation and reparations.
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Berlin
Gel
Mee
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Sudetenlannd
Janhandert
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Czehhoslovakia
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Kim
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Mir
Internatio Commission
Germany
Prague
Leitmerits
Reich
Supreme Army Command
Paris
Cachoslovak
Second Zone
Goerlitz
Chamberlain Defends Policy Amid Vote Defeat in Commons
Prime Minister Chamberlain addressed the House after a Labor motion demanding a vow of confidence was defeated 369 to 150. He touted saving Czechoslovakia from annihilation and urged diplomacy over war while resisting general elections. The adjournment followed a rousing ovation, with Conservatives split and some backing the government.
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Commons
Priy
Chamberlain
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Laberatta
Czechoslovakia
Nhe
Jacobson's Death Seven Others Die in Hunting Season Start
Lee Jacobson age 24 died in Plankinton South Dakota when a shotgun discharged while hunting with his brothers Ray and Perry. The event marks the eighth hunting fatality since the season opened last Saturday. Five of the deceased hailed from Minnesota and one each from North and South Dakota.
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Minneapolis
Lee Jacobson
Plankinton
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Ray
Perry
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
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