High Court Refuses Review Mooney Appeal And Ford Review
The Supreme Court refused to review Thomas J. Mooney's appeal for release from San Quentin, closing chances for relief unless new evidence emerges. Ford Motor Co won a review on board procedures and a separate case to reinstate 29 Michigan plant workers. Additional actions include denials and limited reviews in political crime, labor, and tax cases from various circuits and judges.
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Supreme Court
Thomas J. Mooney
San Quentin Penitentiary
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San Pronesco
Black
Reed
California
High Tribunal
California Supreme Court
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
Covington
Michigan
Viecourt
Labor Board
Seventh Circuit
Chicago
Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company, Inc
Terre Haute
Ind
Sixth Federal Circuit
Sends Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Hahn
Annie i¢ Hahn
Cincinnati
Ohio Electric
Jacob Wagner
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
New York City
Western Missouri
Federal District Court
Kansas City
Pensings
Dougls Fairbanks
Jap Planes Raid Towns In China Across Kwangtung
Canton dispatch reports fifty eight Japanese aircraft in five groups conducting widespread raids across Kwangtung Province on the 27th anniversary of the revolution. Twenty five planes struck Canton hitting the military airfield and destroying element works in the Saichuen district opposite Shamian Island.
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China
Canton
Kwangtung Province
Saichuen
Shamren Island
Scout Drive To Open Tomorrow In Huron 1938 Campaign
Tomorrow morning the South Dakota Boy Scout Finance drive begins under leaders Tom Luby Colin Walsh Carroll Fullerton L and Ladd Soren Jensen George Crouch and Bert Marks. The 1938 campaign aims to raise 6000 for Scouting in Huron with the local share part of the regional budget. The breakdown shows 11 cents for administration 2 cents for National Organization 29 cents for new units and leadership training 10 cents for camping development 22 cents for advancement program and 26 cents for activities like Camporals and Rallies. With Huront support a better program for more boys is expected.
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Tom Luby
Colin Walsh
Carrol Fullerton
Ladd
Soren Jensen
George Crouch
Bert Marks
South Dakota
Huron
Vandenberg Denies 1940 Presidential Run in Sioux Falls
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan spoke at a rally in Sioux Falls denying any aspiration to seek the 1940 presidency. He praised the South Dakota GOP platform, discussed farm policy, and defended a measured stance on neutrality while condemning President Roosevelt's “quarantine” speech as risky. He warned against overemphasizing European issues and reiterated he has no campaign plans.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Vandenberg
Grand Rapids
Mich
Herald
South Dakota
South Dakeota
Chicago
Noa
North Dakota
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Hitler
Mussolini
Sea Vandenberg
Unusual Entries Color Cowhensow Day Parade
A pet and doll parade at Huron’s first Cowhonsaw Day jubilee promises color with three legged dogs goldfish turtles chickens and many dog and cat breeds. Competition offers prizes up to five dollars plus two dollars for most novel entry. Rural children urged to enter. registration with Miss Buchanan or Chamber of Commerce. parade forms at J W Camp Park at 3 p m and proceeds to Third Street Day.
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Buchanan
Miss.Huchanan
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Camp Park
Inovin
Third Street
Jensen Challenges Governors to Husking Contest
Sioux Falls reports Gov. Leslie Jensen challenged 10 state executives to a governors corn husking contest on November 2, the day before the National Husking Contest. He sent letters to governors of Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania offering a handicap to shorter contestants.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
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Pennsylvania
Daladier Party Candidate Loses in Paris Vote
Paris dispatch reports Premier Daladier's radical socialist party lost its first election since the Munich peace. Pierre Masse, a radical independent, won the Herault senatorial seat. Amid rising demand for a national referendum, calls to dissolve the Chamber of Deputies and stage a general election grew. Daladier reportedly favors a popular mandate on foreign policy shift toward Germany and Italy cooperation.
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Paris
Daladier
Radical Socialist Party
Pierre Masse
Herault
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Italy
Bulgarian Army Chief Of Staff Slain In Sofia
In Sofia on Oct 10 General Ivan Peeff 70 chief of staff of the Bulgarian army was shot and killed by a gunman believed to be Stein Yossiphoff or Vassoff. Major Stoyanoff was badly wounded. The assassin killed himself after the attack and was taken to a hospital. Police investigate a possible larger plot with other individuals involved.
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Ivan Peeff
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Stoyanoff
Havas
Stein Yossiphoff
Vassoff
Pea
Reuters
Nazis Complete Czech Occupation
Nazis complete occupation of Czech territory as German troops seize industrial areas. Lindbergh accused by Soviet airman of aiding Chamberlain’s surrender plan. Hitler warns of war dangers while pledging defensive readiness. Cardinal Innitzer wounded in Vienna turmoil as British troops bolster in Palestine. Italy invites Britain to settle differences, Spain poised for Francoist withdrawal. Japanese forces reach Sinyang. China counters with report of 20 000 Japanese troops. Continued on Page Two.
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Germany
France
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Soviet Union
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Little Republic
Berlin
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Vienna
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Theodore Cardinal Innitzer
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Holy Land
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London
Spain
Ebro
China
Sinyang
Hankow
Couch Sentenced To Life Term
John Couch, 23, was sentenced to life in prison for kidnapping Miss Peggy Gross and John Cox Fahey of St. Louis and releasing them bound near Champlin Minnesota before fleeing to a northwoods hideout. He claimed it was part of an auto theft and denied other admissions. victims were seized Aug 12 in St. Louis and dumped Aug 13 in Minnesota.
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John Couch
Peggy Gross
John Cox Fahey
St. Louis
Champlin
Miny
M. M. Joyce
Couch
James Meridith
Effie
Minn
St Louts
Ramsey County
Miss Gross
Fahey
Meridith
Minnesota
Kinap
Thea
Arne Returns From Minneapolis Grain Meeting
Earl Arne returned from Minneapolis where he attended a grain meeting in the interests of the Soil Conservation Service during the Fordham session on October 10.
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Fordham
Earl Arne
Minneapolis
Soil Conservation Service
Lindberghs Leave Paris For Berlin Flight
Le Bourget to Berlin plan announced for Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh as fog and rain delay arrival in Germany. Moscow denounces Lindbergh accusing him of lies about Soviet air strength to pressure Britain over Czechoslovakia.
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LE Bourget
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
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Rowerdam
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Els
Germany
Ber~ Vin
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Tie Island
Paris
Lilienthal Society For Aviation Research
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Moscow
Russia
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Britain
Czechoslovakia
London
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England
Ties Island
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House of Commons
Ellen Wilkinson
Laboriie
Chamaberlaim Bier
Aiman
Big Demo Rally In Beadle County Wednesday
South Dakota Democrats plan a Wednesday rally at Daum's auditorium opening at 7 p.m. featuring US Senate hopeful Tom Berry and governor candidate Osear Fosheim with State Treasurer Hinselman, Lt. Gov. candidate L A Haug, and Emil Loriks joining campaign activities in Beadle County.
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Beadle County
Emil Loriks
Congress
J. S. Tschetter
Tom Berry
U.S. Senate
Osear Fosheim
W. H. Hinselman
L. A. Haug
Beresford
Daum
George Bartie Dies At 102 In South Dakota
George Bartie Sr. died at 102 at the Beadle County sanitarium on a Saturday. He had lived on a farm southwest of Wolsey for about 56 years and several children remained there. Doctors cited hardened arteries as the immediate cause while noting his heart functioned well until shortly before death. Bartie had been an invalid for years but his general condition remained remarkable for his age. Continues on Page Two. See BARTIE.
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George Bartie
South Dakota
Beadle County
Steaded
Wolsey
Sanitariun
Bartie
Armored Posse Disbands After Nevada Road Job Threat
An armed posse of 1450 men, deputized by Sheriff Ray Roat and District Attorney Ernest Brown, disbanded in Reno as a planned invasion by California CIO members to organize a Nevada road construction job did not materialize. Word from Truckee indicated no crossing of the state line was planned.
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Nevada
Ray Roat
Atorney
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Truckee
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Lucky Luciano
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