Stimson Urges Peaceful, Nonintervention in Far East
Former Secretary of State Stimson argues the United States should not send troops or warships to Asia to stop Japanese aggression. He says China must find its own solution, while the U.S. must end its active economic aid to Japan and rethink foreign policy to avoid worsening the conflict. He notes Japan's reliance on Western trade for raw materials and warns current policy sustains the war effort.
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Mister Justice title habit in Supreme Court speech
A columnist questions the American habit of calling Supreme Court justices Mister Justice in formal speech while not applying the title to lower court judges. The piece suggests borrowing from English usage to dignify the high court and asks whether this formality is necessary or appropriate.
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Black
High Court
O'Brien
Federal Court
McNutt
Children and stress and the pace of life
Fragmented and garbled text reflects musings on child fatigue from modern life and overtaxing schedules. It mentions diet, rest, irritability, and weight gain, with stray quotes about adults and the pace of civilization, plus assorted unrelated notes on housing, sports, and world events.
Editorial excerpts from South Dakota newspapers
An assortment of selected editorials from daily South Dakota papers. The notes describe access to the Sled collection held by the Evening Huronite and outline readership use for contemporary, historical, private study, or political review. The text references access details for Giles in the newsroom on the second floor of the Huronite building.
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South Dakota
Huronite
Giles
Hurenije Iguilding
Tor
Public Figures Find Privacy Amid Fame and Misfortune
The piece discusses the burden of public attention on figures like Lindbergh and Robert Wadlow. It notes Wadlow, 19, suing the American Medical Journal over an article that mocked his height of eight feet six inches and 425 pounds. The story mentions Ringling Brothers offers but says Wadlow seeks a normal life.
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Col
Lindbergh
Robert Taylor
Robert Emerson Wadlow
Alton
American Medical Journal
Charles H. Humbert
Barcard
New Type of Speaker Shapes NSW Politics and Power
The Sydney Bulletin profiles Mr RB Weaver as a brash energetic figure chosen as Speaker of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly. It portrays him as loud, impetuous, and witty, noting his past ministerial roles and clashes with premiers while questioning civility and decorum in high office.
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New York Times
New South Wales
W. D. Weaver
Legislative Assembly
Sydney Belletin
Weaver
Dexiver
The Versu asive Rock Riot Sparks Free Speech Debate
The English Fascist Oswald Mosley was wounded in Liverpool while trying to hold a rally. A riot left more than twenty injured and fourteen arrested as protesters shouted anti fascist and pro labor slogans. Police faced the mob as the crowd chanted the Internationale and threw missiles. The incident raises questions about free speech and policing in a time of rising fascist and communist ideologies.
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Chicago Tribune
England
Oswald Mosely
Liverpool
Hyde Fark
Activi
Vermillion Republican on social security and skilled labor
The Vermillion Republican argues the best social security for youth is mastering a trade or business and being willing to work for a day’s pay. It notes many unemployed printers and promma but stresses capable workers are in demand and ready to change jobs. A Philadelphia Record note covers a Chicago test where the bicycle won fastest vehicle among taxicabs tricycles elevated trains pedal cars and streetcars.
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Quiet October Reflections and Wartime Policy Debates
A diary note from Central South Dakota Farm Women reflects on a calm autumn afternoon at the hillside retreat and weekly routines with the twins. The piece shifts to analysis of U.S. wartime policy, neutrality, and Nine Power Treaty negotiations, recounting statements by Hull and Roosevelt and the shift toward international cooperation amid global tension.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron 2
Twenty years ago in Huron notes show Hortense Babbit, James Suver, and Gus Georges departing for Sioux Falls and Omaha on business. W. J. Flannagan appointed U S court commissioner. Local residents Wick Economus, Elmer Sohn, and family travels to nearby cities for brief visits. Mrs Bryant returns from Minnesota. Harvey Rice and sister Fila visit Western New York. George Hartman moves to Huron Milling Company.
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W. D. Bryant
Minneapolis
Elaer Sohn
Redfield
Wire
Sioux City
Quarantine Word Highlighted by President Amid League of Nations Work
The text notes the President's choice of the word quarantine as carefully picked in relation to a broader League of Nations system of cooperation. It suggests policy language and international action shaping a global response.
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League of Nations
Manchester Visitors Arrive for pheasant hunting trip
Mark Fishborn of Cincinnati and A C Collins of Chicago arrived in Manchester this week by airplane for pheasant shooting. Accompanying hunters include J L Towbermann Herman Blote and Jee Howard. This marks the third year visitors have arrived for the pheasant hunt.
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Mark, Fishborn
Cincinnati
Ohio
A. C. Collins
Ottis - Heath
G. V. Whitey
Dean’ Gwsley
Chicago
J. L. Towbermann
Herman Blote
Jee Howard
Hidden Puzzle Clues In Mixed Horizontal Vertical Grids
A scanned word puzzle article presents a hybrid of horizontal and vertical clues with enumerations. It lists numerous crossword style hints including authors, verbs, nouns, and adjectives, alongside partial phrase fragments and stray punctuation.
Hunters Find Plentiful Birds Near Huron Headquarters
Local men report a productive hunt in the area around Huron with the party returning Tuesday pleased with the sport. They have established their headquarters in Huron during the hunting expedition.
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Huron
St Josephs Church Bazaar and Supper Set for Oct 14
Members of St Josephs Catholic Church plan an annual chicken supper bazaar at the Community Hall on Wednesday evening October. A quilt and bed spread will be awarded for a lucky ticket holder. After supper a game and a dance will be held in the Rink Ballroom with music by Harry Eistle.
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Rink
Harry Eistle
Hitchcock Students Publish Biweekly Blue Jay
Hitchcock high school students plan to deliver their school paper The Blue Jay to patrons this week. The publication will be issued biweekly with student stories and advertisements reflecting their work and school life.
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Hitchcock
Blue Jay
Hitchcock News
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