Roosevelt Fireside Chat Major Topics Forecast
Washington Oct 12 The fireside chat likely will touch on crop surpluses and need for production control with hints of an early congressional session. Expected topics include foreign affairs and the federal budget as observers await the president’s remarks from the White House before departing for Hyde Park.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Stephen Y. Early
Executive
Hyde Park
Congress
Agriculture Department
Federal Reporting Board
Wis
Strike Settled In Coal Region Miners End Sit-Down
In Lansford Pennsylvania Governor Earle helped end a five colliery sit-down strike by 38 miners after a week, with parades planned and holidays declared. The governor met leaders and carried a company offer to settle pay and conditions on the eighth level after surface talks and a night of rest for returning workers.
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Lansford
Panther Creek
Lehigh Navigation Coal Company
Coaldate
Earle
George H. Earle
Ayom
Farley Promises Return To Explain Maine Vermont Loss
Postmaster General James A. Farley drew a 1500 plus crowd in Huron and pledged to return to explain why Maine and Vermont were defeated. He toured Aberdeen to dedicate the new post office, praised federal programs and thanked South Dakotans for supporting the Roosevelt administration. Farley spoke at the federal building, visited the post office, and planned stops in Jamestown and Bismarck for further dedications.
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James A. Farley
Vermont
Maine
Huron
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Jamestown
N. D
Federal
W. W
Bill” Hawes
Funeral Thursday for Mrs H J Hegg in Custer
Funeral services for Mrs H J Hesx of Custer will be held Thursday at 2 p m in the Methodist Church. Burial at Riverside Cemetery. Body arrives in Huron Wednesday. taken to Walter Funeral Home until service. Survivors include husband one daughter and five sons, granddaughters and other relatives. The obituary notes a prior death of a family member.
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H. J. Hegg
Bis
H. J. Hesx
Custer
Methodist
Riverside Cemetery
Huron
Welter Funeral
Parley Moore
MM. Whitney
Doulas Murphy
Leon Rudy
Milton Hanson
Walter Petersen
Hexy
Clara Hoge
Howard
David
Woonsocket
Neil
Earl
Walter
Vernall
Pearl Kennedy
Ashland
School Board Meets In Routine October Session
The Eley school board focused on routine business at the October meeting held Monday evening, approving monthly bills. City Superintendent A. J. Lang reported the session. A fragmented note mentions Rome in 1061 and June Williams, but details are unclear.
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Eley. Board of Education
A. J. Lang
Farley Welcomed by Jensen at Aberdeen Dedication
Postmaster General James Farley received his first welcome to the state during a Aberdeen event. Governor Leslie Jensen of South Dakota, a Republican, introduced him at the dedication of a new $400,000 post office. Farley noted it was the first time he heard a Republican governor voice such a welcome. Roosevelt aide appeared on the program.
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WPA
PWA
CCC
Federal
Housing Administration
United States
Farley
Xonerd
Hi Bruemmer
Huron
Thors
Handy
Bulow
Herbert Hitchcock
Mitchell
Aberdeen Post Office
Bruemmer
Marvin Blount
William Walner
Aberdeen
Wolstyi
Howes
A .Jarge
St Lawrence
Wes
Wolsay
Federal Deposit Insurance At
Social Security Act
Securities Exchange
Federst’ Works
Aoads
Fred HM
Hildebrand
South, Dakota
Xeneral
Janestown N
North’ ‘Dakota
Jamestown
Bismarck
San Francisco
Jensen
James Parley
Leslie Jensen
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Healthful Fund Is Made Possible By Cookie Sale
A Sakakawen Troop Girl Scouts group led by Mrs. C. E. Bark plans a cookie sale from October 16 to 23 at West Park to fund Girl Scout activities. Cookies shaped like trefoil cost four in a box and will be delivered October 28 to 30. Proceeds support scouting facilities and supplies, with arrangements mirroring recent Minneapolis efforts and Aberdeen plans to run parallel sales in other districts.
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Sakakawen
E. Bark
West Park
Huron
Aberdeen
Huron Girl Scout Council
Red River plan aims to counter rainfall decline
Washington reports a proposed Red River of the North basin water conservation program with an estimated cost of 13.71 million dollars to counter a persistent rainfall decline. The Tri-State Planning Commission cites a downward trend since 1908 and suggests man made changes in drainage and deforestation may contribute. The study uses Grand Forks records 1882 to 1934 and notes most rain falls May to September with Eastern and Western basin differences driving regional development.
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Washington
Red River
North Basin
Tri-State Planning Commission
National Resources Committee
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Grand Forks
N. D
Tri-State
Weather Bureau
East Side
Otter Tail
Buffalo
Red Lake
North Dakota
Swdy
Moorhead
Minn
AFI Offers Olive Branch or Expulsion to CIO Affiliates
Denver report notes the American Federation of Labor invites CIO unions to return or face expulsion power granted by a 25,616 to 1,227 convention vote. President William Green says the door is open for those who rejoin. Debate includes board rights and inter-union disputes.
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John L. Lewis
Atlantic City
N. J1
Iohn L. Lewis
A. F. of L
Lewis
C. LO
William Green
Green
Federation
Denver
jUn
China
Japan
Ane
J. R. Bell
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
CIO
Philip Murray
Styd Workers Organizing Cominister
2H Steal
AFI
American Federation of Labor
Peaceful Return
A. F. of L. Executive Council
A. F. of
the “A.F. of L
Executive Council
Sepont
Stout
China Air Raids Sink Five Japanese Planes Over Nanking
Nanking reports indicate heavy air battles as Chinese fighters shoot down five Japanese warplanes in raids on the Chinese capital and nearby cities. A Japanese plane reportedly crashed into a university area amid dogfights, while Chinese pursuit aircraft and observers tried to disrupt the raid and protect the airfield.
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Nanking
Chinkiang
Ukersity
Spectacular air duel near embassy shocks capital
Ambassador Nelson Johnson witnessed the dramatic air assault from the American embassy as Japanese bombers flew in formation at seven thousand feet. Smoke plumes rose over the city and an air raid warning indicated likely hits on the arsenal. Chinese spokesmen disputed Japanese claims of destroying 300 planes, saying China did not possess that many airworthy fighters when the war started and claiming 104 Japanese planes were brought down across China.
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Naning
Ambasador
Pacar Saas
Nelson Johnson
Shanghai
China
Notorious Brady gang member slain in Bangor raid
The Brady gang killer was killed after a five minute exchange with federal agents ending the Midwest crime career tied to bank robberies and murders. Authorities linked him to the murder of Indianpolis police sergeant Richard River and other state and local crimes. Cooperating with Indiana officers, federal agents pursued the gang leader as he fled toward Lima and Dayton.
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Brady
Department of Justice
Indianapolis
Richard River
Indiana
Ps. Minneman
Edward Linsey
Arosery
Ficers
Dillinger
John Dillinger
Federal
Brady Jook
Isha Dillinger
Chicago
Charles
Frank Bing
James
Widmer
Cleveland
Natral
Ohio
Bundy
Piqua
Greenville
Poveltys
Poveltys ‘Strate
Dayton
Lima
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