City to Start Curb and Gutters Project on 93 Blocks
Sioux City firm Booth Olson Construction won a $32 939 31 bid for curb and gutter work in Huron's residential area as part of a paving program. The project covers 38400 feet of straight curb and gutter 4300 8 feet of radius curb and gutter and 1097 feet of alloy curb. Federal aid will fund about 43 363 of the cost with property owners covering the rest. Start of work is slated for October with the city meeting to finalize contractual steps.
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Booth
Olson Construction Company
Sioux City
City Commission
Huron
PWA
Sioux City Company
City
City Aanager
Sears
Curb
Suiler
Roy
PYA
Ommlia
City Manatee Sears
Booth & Olson Company
Sioux Falls
Guidlery
Sears Sis
Colorado Avenue
Nevada Avenues
Fifth Street
Idaho
Colocad Avenues
W. W. Howes Municipal Airport
Inland Airlines
Ilema
Cowhensow Day Speakers Featured In Free Programs
Free Cowhensow Day programs will include short talks by Col. B. E. Wentworth of Armour & Company on livestock, Hoy A. Gave of State College on dairy practices, and Clifford Franzke of State College on cane and forage crops.
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BE. N. Wentworth
Armour & Company Livestock Bureau
Chicago
Hoy A. Gave
State College
Brookings
Clifford Franzke
Agronomy Department
Safety in Numbers headlining Cowhenson Day features
The Jones Family feature Safety in Numbers, a Movie Quiz $250 000 contest pic ture, is the four star showcase for Huron’s Cowhenson Day jubilee. It will be shown all day across Bijou State and Huron theatres starting at 7:00 a.m. with 11:30 a.m. openings, complemented by Natural Wonders of the West and other free festival attractions.
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Huron
John Stone
Thomas Roberts Sr Pierre Publisher Dies at 78
Thomas B Roberts Sr publisher of the Pierre Daily Dakolan died at his home. He would have been 78 on Nov 14. He moved from Indiana in 1880, started in Yankton and Grandview, made Pierre home in 1910. During WWI he served in France as a news correspondent. Surviving are two sons Thomas B Jr and Godfrey Roberts.
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Fikrab
Wee
Slo
Thomas B. Roberts
Pierre
Dakolan
Mr. Roberts
The
Indian Service
South Dakota
Indiana
Yankton
Grandview
Roberts
France
Thomas B. Jr
South Dakota Aeronautics Commission
Godfrey Roberts
One-Day Truce In Sioux City Packing Strike
A one day truce in the Swifts and Co packing house strike was agreed after talks among company officials and city and county authorities. Strike officials said they would discourage back to work movements until 9 a m Wednesday to prevent possible violence during the pause.
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Sioux City
Swifts & Co
Merchants To Present Prizes At Cowhensow Day
Local merchants announce prize drawings throughout Cowhensow Day with standout bargains. The climax event is a 5 p.m. prize drawing at the corner of Dakota Avenue and Third Street, marking the close of the first Cowhensow Day festival.
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Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Lady Astor Denies Lindbergh Remarks On Soviet Airmen
London dispatch reports Lady Astor denying claims by eleven Soviet airmen that Charles Lindbergh criticized the Soviet air force at a dinner at her home. She called the report a complete lie and said she never hosted Lindbergh or spoke on such topics.
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London
Lady Astor
Charles A. Lindbergh
The
Daily Worker
Daily Herald
Col. Lindbergh
Russia
Lindbergh
Berlin
Tempelhof
Paris
Rotterdam
Lilienthal Society For
Astor
Lewis Proposes CIO Peace By Resigning
John L. Lewis offered to resign as CIO chairman if William Green steps down as AFL president to pave the way for a peace pact between the rival labor groups. Green said delegates would answer, while the AFL convention urged addressing the split through bilateral action and study of the conflict’s facts.
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Washington
Oct
John Ju
Lewis
The
C. SO
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Ted
Federation
Hous
Green
Houston
Tex
John L. Lewis
CIO
Seok
A. Pool L
Committee For Industrial Organization
Mer. Green
Federation of Labor
C. EO
Great Britain
Sweden
United States
Frey
Woll
John P. Frey
AF. of L. Metal Trades Department
Matthew Woll
A. F. of L
Heywood Broun
American Newspaper Guild
Roosevelt
Newspaper Guild
American Federation of Labor Convention
CLO
Nazi Intentions To Make Czech Nations Dependency Are Plain
Czechoslovakia seeks an answer as Hungary presses territorial demands amid Nazi plans to subjugate Czech lands. German troops were invited through Czechoslovakia in wartime, with anti Communist, anti Jewish measures and a German Czechoslovak customs union eyed. Hungary moved troops to the border and occupied Ipolysag, signaling a shift in postwar borders.
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Czech
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
Republic
Hungary
Germany
Communist Party
Prague
Czechoslovak
China
Spain
Ebro
Spin
Yangtye
Yangsin
Hupei
Hankaw
Spolysag
Budapest
Komarom
Satoralja Ujhely
Budanest
Bolivia and Paraguay resolve long border dispute
In Buenos Aires on October 13, Bolivia and Paraguay signed an arbitral award ending a century old clash over the Gran Chaco border. Paraguay gains more than three quarters of the region, eliminating a war toll from 1933 to 1935, while Bolivia loses access to a sea outlet via the Paraguay River. Enríquez signals a gesture of friendship despite the setback.
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Bolivia
Paraguay
Buenos Aires
Ifice
Enriquenet
Paragua
Tarred and Feathered Evangelist Attacked in Marietta
Joseph A. Dixon a 42 year old evangelist said a gang beat him and feathered him after a revived meeting in Marietta Ohio. He claimed the attack occurred while he conducted a revival for his marriage to Opal Hasley in Madison South Dakota. Justice N E Kidd dismissed misconduct charges for lack of evidence.
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Marilita
Joseph A. Dixon
John Mandrake
Dixon
Madison
Opal V. Hasley
Wesley Hasley
Court of Justice of Peace
Wallace Four Point Plan Aims at Crop Control and Markets
Secretary Wallace and aides outline a four point program to ease farm unrest over surpluses and low prices. It calls for crop control referenda to guide 1938 plantings, revival of processing taxes, expansion of domestic markets, and reorganization of the Agriculture Department for efficiency.
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Wallace
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Agriculture ,Department
Federal Crop Reporting Board
Train Gas Truck Crash Kills Three in Columbus Kansas
Three men burned to death when a Frisco passenger train and a gasoline truck collided at a crossing near Columbus Kansas late last night. The explosion of 400 gallons of gasoline sprayed flames over the engine and truck, killing Tom Tucker Manett locomotive fireman Floyd Duger and William Barber Weir, with engineer Fred Zentner Joplin seriously burned.
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Columbus
Kas
Here
Tom Tucker
Manett
Floyd Dugger
William Barber
Weir
Fred Zentner
Joplin
Minnesota forest fires kill twelve and force evacuations
Twelve victims linked to the Frank Labelle, William North and LaBelle families are among those killed as northern Minnesota and nearby Ontario fires spread. Rescue efforts mobilize 3000 men and planes to combat the blaze described as the worst since 1918 near Cloquet, with hundreds displaced and governors activating relief.
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Minneapolis
Det
Impalice
Fort Frances
Maxing Labelle
Joseph Curthis
International Falls
Dance Township
Provines
Ontario Park Rapids
Minn
CCC
International Bible
Laurel
International Fall
Ames
North Woods
Canadian Woods
Provincia Police
Labelle
Jank Labelle
aThose
Minnesota
Canada
Es Ff
Benson
ST. Paul
H. G. Weber
State Forestry Division
WPA
Bermidji
Warroad
Strachey Denied U.S. Entry As Nonimmigrant Lecturer
New York Oct 11 John Strachey the British Leftist lecturer and author was ordered excluded from the United States by a board of inquiry at Ellis Island. He was classified as a non immigrant not in possession of a properly visaed passport.
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Deac
Col. E. N. Wentworth
Roy A. Cave
Jones
Cowhenson
Thomas Roberts, Sr
AFL
S. D. Evangelist
Marietta, Ohio
Minnesota-Canada
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