Huronite plans arms shipment ban Italy rumor tale
Doris Hinkley Lockerman, former Huron girl, writes a G-men series as Chicago Tribune fronts the crime saga. Publications swap rights across Northwest. Minneapolis Journal and Huronite coordinate releases. Lockerman, born 1919 near Esmond, rose from Huron HS to Chicago bureau writing crime narratives.
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Western Union Felegrant
Chicago Tribune
Chicago, Ill
Doris. Hinkley Lockerman
G-Men
Frontpag. Inc
Huron Girl
Huronite
Western Union
Western Union Telegram
Minneapolis. Journal
Minneapolis
Minn
Doris Hinkley Lockarman
Northwest
Western Union Toler
Hurontye
Huron
S. D
Minneapolis Journal
Doris Hinkley Lockerman
Dinkley Lockerman
Chicago
US 5
Department of Ize
Lockergan
Huron 1
Dillinger
Lockerman
Bundle County
Esmond
Huron Public
Huron High School
Huron College
Fivivon Chamber of Commerce
C. &. Asagers
Birmingham
Ala
Melvin Ho Pura
Allan Lockeremin
Clive Hinkley
Lock
Econ
Chicago Ti
Radio appeal from Anne Morrow Lindy for kidnapped infant
On the night of March 2 1932 American mothers listened with fear and tears as Anne Morrow Lindbergh appealed over the radio to the kidnapper to return her baby son and ensure his daily orange juice. The report notes the emotional impact on a generation as the story continues on page seven.
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Doris Hinkley Lockerman
Anne Morrow Lind
Kidnager
Stratosphere Hop Delay Reported In Weather Uncertainty
In Rapid City weather notes an unstable air mass postpones the stratosphere balloon ascent. Albert W. Stevens and Captain Orvil A. Anderson have waited since February 29 for suitable conditions to launch the ascent tonight.
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Rapid City
National Geographic Society Army
Cash Albert W. Stevens
Orvil A. Anderson
Roosevelt Election Outlook Shifts as GOP Sees Edge
Everett Sanders, former secretary to Coolidge and Republican chair, said Roosevelt might win if voting were held today but the Republicans have a very good chance next year. He warned Roosevelt policies are fundamentally unsound and argued the GOP would win without a coalition, favoring a candidate strictly against Roosevelt fundamentals. Sanders noted Long’s death could aid Republicans and highlighted no broad national coalition forming. He believed a GOP victory would hinge on regaining most Republicans and that, today, the country might tilt slightly toward Roosevelt though sentiment is shifting against him.
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Republican National Committee
Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Sta
Washington
Everett Sanders
Republican National Cance
Roosevelt
White House
Coolidge
Sanders
Senator Long
Louisi
Long
County To Reduce Farm Operations At Beadle County Farm
Beadle County commissioners tentatively approved abandoning farming on all but one quarter section of land at the county farm. The remaining quarters will be rented, while convalescents will be moved to the farm and cared for by two nurses. The plan includes renovating old quarters, using livestock and crops for farm needs, selling cattle and a team, and cooperating with the Soil Erosion Service on tree planting and a crop program.
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Darm
Beadle County
Ion
Ian
Bulldén
Negro Seeks Safety In Texas Courtroom
In Corpus Christi Texas Willie Hazel a Black man faced drunkenness charges after being found asleep beside an empty bottle on a courtroom floor. He said he sought safety and thought the courthouse was the right place to hide. Judge C W Briggs found the explanation adequate.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Willie Hazel
C. W. Briggs
Milk strike tensions rise as compromise talks falter
Chicago reports a deadlock after United Farmers of Winds reject a 30 day truce offer to arbitrate at $1.75 per hundred pounds, while Associated Milk Dealers and Pure Milk oppose talks. PMA orders withdrawal of "flying squadrons" as state police and county sheriffs vow to protect shipments amid mixed local votes and protests.
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Chicago
U—Cp
United Farmers of Winds
Associated Milk Dealers, Inc
Pure Milk Association
Pwa Aptead
PMA
Chicago Heights
United Farmers
Larry M. Taylor
Iin
Gis
Don N. Greer
Henry Horner
Edward 3. Kelly
Petitions drive to fund Huron high school expansion
Huron school board seeks a $60,000 bond to back a $114,000 extension adding three classrooms a band orchestra area eight classrooms plus a 500 seat study hall auditorium. Government grant potential $53,000 under PWA. Remaining $157,000 city projects planned from a $270,000 package.
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Huron
Shiura
PWA
Public Works
W. F. Cochrane
Washington
Beat Board
Supt
A. J. Lang
Kingsbury Receives Subsistence Checks
DESMET Oct 1 Special Receipt of September subsistence checks was announced by J J Martin resettlement agent in Kingsbury county. He said all but about 50 checks had been received at his office and the balance should arrive at any time.
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Kingsbury
Desmet
J. J. Martin
Martin
Did You Know About May Ross Family Heritage
The great great grandparents of Mrs. May Ross's mother emigrated from England to America on their wedding voyage aboard the ship whose tea was dumped in the Boston harbor in 1773. May Ross resides at 427 Illinois avenue southwest. The Evening Huronite offers 25 cents for each accepted "Did You Know" item. contributors may collect at the Huronite office after publication.
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May Ross
England
America
Boston
Waversher
Mlinois Avenue
Rome Anti British Press Seethes Over Relay Ban
Anti British sentiment surges in Italian papers two days after Britain refused to relay Baron Pompeo Aloisi's radio address to the United States. Newspapers call the relay ban arbitrary and premature. Geneva reports quote Eden may offer excuses. Italian outlets criticize Britain for its stance on Austria and Hungary.
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Rome
Britain
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
United States
Great Britain
Italian League
Italy
al Popota di Rome
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Austria
Hungaran
League of Nations
Il Messagoro
Hungary
Ethiopia
Isa
Hull Signals U S Aimed At Early Peace Effort
Secretary Hull indicated the United States favors bringing the war to a swift close and envisions stable international conditions as the most profitable outcome for Americans. He suggested curbing trade with Italy and Ethiopia while maintaining neutrality and avoiding actions that could spur belligerents.
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Washington
Hull
State Department
Italy
Ethiopia
Wessington Bank Fully Liquidated
Washington reports that Citizens National Bank of Wessington D. D. was fully liquidated in September by Comptroller O Connor. It was among 18 receiverships closed last month and 144 since October 1934. The bank had been in receivership since 1932. Disbursements to depositors and creditors totaled 87,485, about 40.36 percent of liabilities. unsecured deposits received 4.57 percent.
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Washington
F. Z. O'Connor
Citizens National Bank of
The News Behind the News By Paul Mallon
Huey Long's death ushers in a shift in Louisiana politics as the Song dynasty's break up resurfaces. Laws pushed by Long aim to control elections and democracy to shield his regime, with a single board of election commissioners reporting only to the governor. Critics expect repeal, signaling a softer gubernatorial field featuring Richard A. Leche. Wealth-sharing figure GOL. K. Smith exits for another state as Huey's influence wanes.
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Huey
New Orleans
Board of Election Commissioners
Long
Gol. K. Smith
Australia Defeats Neutrality Motion in House
CANBERRA Oct 1 The Australian House of Representatives defeated a resolution urging Australia to stay neutral in the Ethiopia Italian crisis. The motion, urged by labor members, argued for nonalignment as a commonwealth member, with government lines indicating support for Britain in the growing international dispute.
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Canberra
Australia
House of Representatives
Labor
British Commonwealth of Nations
Great Britain
League of Nations
Italy
South Dakota Eastern Star elects officers at 47th grand chapter
Blanche Carmack of Colome rises to worthy grand matron and A Paul Neron of Pierre becomes worthy grand patron as the 47th annual grand chapter concludes. Mitchell receives 1836 meeting honor amid record attendance of 556 delegates plus hundreds of visitors. Lillian Olson Yankton asso grand conductress and Julius Shaug Mebr idge named grand sentinel lead a slate with Muriel Brown Ipswich and Earl Sorles Brookings named associate grand matron and associate grand patron. The group also dedicates the Redfield Eastern Star home and votes 40 cent per capita dues to fund the home, with 16,500 C. E. S. members in the state.
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Blanche M. Carmack
Colome
Avid A. Paul Neron
Pierre
South Dakota
Eastern Star
Mitchell
Lillian Olson
Yankton
Julius Shaug
Mebridge
Order
Linda Erickson
Monrose
Muriel Brown
Ipswich
Earl Sorles
Brookings
Edith Hugill
Sioux Falls
Angie L. Williamson
Madison
Carmack
Berta Leng
Dell Rapids
Emma McIntyre
Andover
Zola
Davies
Winner
Katherine Sprague
Edgemont
Adah
Elsie Russell
Presho
Ruth
Bess Bingham
Geddes
Esther
Hazel Frederickson
McLaughlin
Martha
Harriette Maltby
Alexandria
Electa
Ruby Rasmussen
Bridgewater
Warder
William A. Morris
Evelyn B. Warne
Redfield
Joseph A. Poznansky
Sturgis
Mary Bryan
Huron
Gladys Dietrick
Kate Faye Williams
Aberdeen
Elizabeth Burnett
Armour
Lawell Eno
Montrose
Harvey Gregerson
M. E. Crockett
Sisseton
Grand Charter
C. E
Huge Store Of Munitions Now In French Somaliland
War material stocks lie at Dibouti in French Somaliland awaiting release by the French government as the League of Nations votes arms embargo against Italy while lifting others to aid Ethiopia. Supplies travel by train to Addis Ababa and Harar, with Addis Ababa cited as a target of Italian drives. Emperor Selassie vows never to capitulate and demands Italian withdrawal, as sensational reports from war zones surface and are quickly denied.
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Associated Press
League of Nations
Taly
Italy
Ethiopia
Smeti
League Assembly
50 Nations
England
League
Ialy
Eukopia
Arst
Somaliland
Addis Absha
Harah
Geneva
Mussolini
League Nations
Austia
Hungary
Evitreat
Ten Wns
Selassie
Addis Abab
Forse
Afria
Adusu
Addis Ababa
Remit Hauptmann Case Records To Hunterdon Court
In Trenton New Jersey Anthony M Hauck Jr Hunterdon County Prosecutor asked the Court of Errors and Appeals to return the Hauptmann case records to Hunterdon County Court. The move is procedural to set a new execution date. Ten days must pass before the record and denial are sent back to the lower court.
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Hauptmann
Trenton
N. J
Qen
Anttony M. Hauck, Jr
Hunterdon County
Court of Errors and Appeals
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
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Richard A. Leche
O. K. Allen
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