A F O L Backing Employment Plan To Speed Works
The American Federation of Labor proposed an unemployment relief plan with a cooperative committee of public and private groups led by President Hoover. It advocates immediate public works, reduced delays, and coordination with federal and state agencies to stabilize industry and raise payroll. A separate New York effort aims to hire 10 000 idle men through a $150 000 weekly payroll with Park Department work and $15 weekly wages for five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostom
American Federation of Labor
Hoover
Federation
Resolutions Committee
Federation Executive Council
New York
Patera Preper
Bankers Trust Company
Rowsh
Charity Organization Society
Association For Improving
Ann Kempshall
Department of Parks
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Prosser
Alpena Family Escapes Serious Injury In Crash
Dr. Albert Hoffman wife and two children narrowly avoided serious harm when their car collided with a passing vehicle northwest of Mitchell. Grace Hoffman, two, suffered a badly cut scalp. parents escaped major injuries. The family was en route to Dunlap, Iowa, and returned to Alpena after hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Albert Hoffman
Mitchell
Grace
Hofmans
Hoffman
Dun- Tag
Iowa
Messenger Boy Receives Watch After 28 Cent Note
Chicago Oct 10 4 For twenty eight cents Martin Naiman a messenger boy got a watch but fears what to do with it A robber had earlier taken 2 1/2 cents from him Then yesterday he received a package with the watch and a note reading Thanks for the time your 3 cents gave me It helped me to bigger things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Martin Naiman
Major City Weather Outlook Turns Cloudy Friday
Partial to mostly cloudy conditions expected through Friday. Light to moderate winds, with no significant precipitation anticipated. Temperatures remain mild, with cooler evenings ahead.
Ouarrel With Teacher Haunts Putney Grain Buyer
A Putnam grain buyer A M Coyle recalls a schoolyard clash from fifty years ago when a piece of slate-pencil was driven into his leg by a teacher. He carried the hidden wound for decades until yesterday. With a pocket knife he extracted about an inch of pencil but the leg is now reported as sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putney
A. M. Coyle
Putnam Grain
Coyle
CBS Plans Winter Television Tests In New York
CBS will conduct a complete television broadcast feasibility study this winter after applying for a short wave experimental license. The plan includes a transmitter atop CBS’ 22 story building and collaboration with leading engineers to test integrating television with sound broadcasting. Initial tests will cover New York City to refine picture transmission before nationwide distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Bapterfield
Asociated Press Radio
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Federal Radio Commission
CBS
Radio Commission
New York Tea Story
Jap Ratification Flight Update Near Laramie
Cheyenne reports Lt Irving A Woodring delivering Japan's ratification of the London naval treaty. Lt William W Caldwell, missing after a blizzard crash near Laramie, was sighted by an eastbound air mail pilot who reported Caldwell had crashed. Crews scouted terrain near Lookout to learn his fate as ground conditions hinder search efforts.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Irving A. Woodring
Army
Japan
North Platte
Web
Boeing
William W. Caldwell
Laramie
Ray W Meskimen
Meskimen
Lookout
Air Mail
Caldwell
Jand
Cheyennne
John Cobler
Boyd
Jarma
Gloria Swanson Preparing Divorce Action
The Examiner reports film star Gloria Swanson plans to file for divorce from Marquis De La Falaise De La Coudraye on grounds of desertion. She confided plans to friends and left Hollywood for a brief vacation. Rumors of a split have circulated for months amid Europe and Parisian society.
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Gloria Swanson
Los Angeles
Examiner
Marquis de la Falaise de la Coudraye
Hollywood
Wiand
Swenson
Earecly Hillery
Paris
Paving Completed On Stretch Of Four Miles Start Here
The four mile stretch of Federal Highway No 14 to Laughlin corner east of Huron was finished yesterday. The concrete crew moved into Huron city limits today starting from Simmons Avenue toward the Chicago and North Western railroad duct. Work will pause for three to four days and resume next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughlin Corner
Huron
Simmons Avenue
Chicago & North Western
Heavy Fighting Is On In Brazil
Montevideo Uruguay dispatch reports heavy fighting north of Castro Parana between the southern Brazilian revolutionary army and federal forces defending Sao Paulo. Battles stretch from Itarare to Itengua with a contested rail line near Singues. rebel gains and losses vary as reports tally 400 casualties on the Paulista side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Castro
Sao Paulo
Itangua
Itengua
Harare
Singues Bridge
Tarigua
Revolutionary Bulletin
Singues
Itarare
Santa Ana de Livramento
Uruguayan
Rivera
O Republicano
Desso Paulistas
Green Urges Farm To Market Roads Policy Speech
Webster Oct 26 Warren B. Green campaigning in Nebraska's second district urged extending farm to market roads before a broad state paving program. He urged prioritizing depositor interests in bank failures and immediate payout to depositors. Johnson spoke on tariffs farm land veterans bills and party officials urged loyalty.
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Webster
Warren B. Green
Royal c. Johnson
Wade Wickersham
Custer
Republican State Central Committee
Green
Sent To Prison For Luring Man To Poker
J E Doren was sentenced by Judge B D Gardner to 18 years in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls after conviction for obtaining money by unlawful means. He lured Alfred Perner to a hotel room where he won 27 dollars in a game identified as stud poker called California Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
J. E. Doren
B.D. Gardner
Sieuxels
Doran
Alfred Perner
California
Sterling Stricken at Farmers Union Convention
YANICTON October 16 delegate A KR Sterling of Witten suffered a stroke on the state Farmers Union convention floor yesterday and was taken to two local hospitals in critical condition with reports varying on his status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Yanicton
A. KR Sterling
Witten
State Farmers Union
Barbers Offer Haircuts In Exchange For Wheat In Sparta
Sparta barbers vote to barter haircuts for wheat. Any local farmer can trade one bushel of wheat plus 27 cents cash for an artistic haircut. Wheat trades around 61 cents a bushel. barber proceeds support local poultry.
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Sparta
Mich
Sparta Har Bers
Wisconsin girl and Tennessee boy named typical 4 H duo
Miss Elsie Onsard of Stoughton Wisconsin and Ly man Davis of Madison Tennessee were chosen as the typical 4 H girl and boy from 556 national entrants. Onsard, 13, led a Wisconsin 4 H club on a ten acre farm and has state calf champion honors. Davis, 16, from a Nashville area farm, aids his 11 Jersey cows and has three first prizes in Tennessee fairs.
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ST. Louis
Wisconsin
Tennessee
National Daily Show
Elsie Oafard
Stoughton
Wis
Lyman Davis
Madison, Tenn
Miss Onsard
University of Wisconsin
Davis
Nashville
Gene Ac Ithe
Middle West
Bionde
Cunning Mouse
Isle of Jersey
J. S. Elsworth
Simsbury
Conn
Oxbow
N. Y
Jersey
Nelle Tayloe Dean
Juliet Johnstone
Lawton
Okla
Juliet Johnson
Lester Zerbe
Saline
Gans
Harold Luckhardt
Lincoln
Neb
Omar Baumgartner
Walnut
Kenneth Miller
Freeport
Kansas
Everett Hamrun
Franklin
Minn
C. C. Bump
Cambridge
Everett Hamrat
Heifer
Ralph Bennington
Kans
Don Mitchell
Reinbeck
Iowa
Holst Firat
Defeat of Communist Motion in Prussia
Berlin October 1. A communist motion of non confidence in the Prussian cabinet was defeated in the diet by 233 to 173. The Centrists backed the social democrat centrist democratic coalition led by Otto Braun, clarifying Reich politics as the bloc demonstrated unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reich
Otto Braun
Winter flurry hits Dakotas and Rockies with cold snap
Cold spell grips central plains and northern mountains as snow falls across regions from Sioux Falls to Rapid City and Denver. Temperatures plummet to near 13 degrees at Yankton and 27 at Pierre, with multiple towns reporting trace to several inches of snow and the pheasant season opening amid freezing weather.
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Huron
Beadle
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Canton
Yank‘ton
Black Hills
Rapid City
Pierre
Yankton
Mitchell Mitchell
Mitchell
Denver
Rocky
Cascade Mountain
Montana
Colorado
Bozeroan
Judith
Helene
Judith Basin
Wyoming
Laramie
Washington
Idaho
Government Weather Bureau
Dubuque Man Pleads Guilty in Hoven Case
In Dubuque Iowa on October 16 Joseph A B Altcinger alias Olinger pleaded guilty to an unspecified charge linked to a phrase about beliefs. The defense argued for further proceedings while the court noted the statement awaiting sworn voir dire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
Jorph A
Altcinger
Olinger
Patree
Meleon
Festive pheasant season draws hundreds of hunters to South Dakota
Crowds of sportsmen including celebrities filled Central South Dakota towns as ring neck pheasants opened in 40 counties east of the Missouri river. Beadle county bars its opening until December 1, while out of state visitors from Wisconsin Iowa and Illinois flocked to hotels and hunting camps.
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South Dakota
Missouri River
Beadle County
Spink County
Game Commission
Redfield Redfield
Arthur
Shires
A. G. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Great
Washington
Teete Bestia ‘Gath
Misinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Woonsocket
Sanborn County
Sioux City
Dubuque
Town
Ashkosh
Appleton
Wis
Chicago
Kingsbury Barrage
DE Smet
Kingsbury County
Indiana
Minos
Black Hills
F. H. Runkel
H. B. Sledken
R. W. Remmel
Madison
East Chicago
Ind
Valparaiso
Hammond
Minnesota
Beaver Dam
LeMara
Deadwood
Mellette
Beach County
Hag
Huron
Redfield
Aberdeen
Detroit
Mich
Wlaconsin
Lake Preston
Spink
Beadle
Illinois
AA. Hubert and
H. Ladins
Waukegan
Way To Make Birds Tasty Juicy After You Shoot Them
Mrs. Martin of 1032 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest shares a pheasant casserole recipe. She skins the birds, soaks in soda water, uses breast and legs, coats with flour and seasonings, browns in butter and a touch of lard, then roasts and finishes with warmed cream for a juicy tender result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Martin
Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
Pheasant Season Opens Attracts Hunters From Far Communities
Lake Preston and Miller report a bustling start to South Dakota's pheasant season as out of state visitors flood hotels. Notables from Illinois and Washington join locals and doctors from Moline on opening day, with hunts planned near Gettysburg and Pierre.
Fire Department Adds New Tank and Shelf Truck
In a joint action the Sre department and decal council approved purchasing a new ton and shelf truck to aid firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spraefish
Sre Department
Decal Council
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Columbia
Railroad Bridge
Brazil
Tennessees
Prussia
Rockies
Louis Hill
Twin Cities
Hitchcock
Miller
Seattle
Indianapolis
Ai. &. Taylor
Wash
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