Henderson Says Blomberg Marriage Helped Precipitate War In Europe
London report cites Sir Nevile Henderson stating a Blomberg marriage in 1938 led to the purge of moderates from Hitler's circle and Hitler taking direct control. He argues this detached Hitler from advisers, pushing Germany toward war and expanding his dictatorship. He notes pacific sentiment among Germans during the Polish invasion and claims war instincts grew from economic strain and Nazi drift.
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Prominent Doctor at Sioux Falls Dies
Dr Anton J Moe aged 71, founder and head of Moe Hospital and Clinic, died after an eight month illness in Sioux Falls. He came to the city in 1917 to build the hospital after earlier founding a hospital in Heron Lake Minnesota. Survived by his widow and two sons, both in Sioux Falls. Funeral Friday at First Lutheran Church with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Grand Chancellor Guest at K Pythias Pheasant Dinner
Dignitaries from Aberdeen were guests of honor at a Knights of Pythias pheasant dinner Tuesday evening. Jess Ward grand chancellor and W C Jones and S R Milbrandt last grand chancellors attended. George E Longstaff gave the address. About 40 diners were served.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
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Farm Price Outlook Prompts Plan for Processing Taxes
Washington, Oct. 18. Farm leaders plan to seek congressional approval of processing taxes to fund subsidies as prices for major crops remain below wartime levels. Officials estimate next year may need 750 to 1000 million dollars for crop control and farm aid, with current subsidies around 1.6 billion. Only a surge in foreign demand or prices would avert higher appropriations, and President Roosevelt urged restraining soil payments without new taxes. Secretary Wallace favors re enactment of processing taxes.
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Convicts Testify On Lash Punishment At San Quentin
San Quentin officials studied statements from convicts who claim they were lashed with lead tipped straps for four minutes and forced to stand for eight hours on a small spot. John Grey Clark questioned six inmates and planned to interview up to 40 more as a board prepares its own inquiry.
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Bushfield to Speak in Minneapolis on The Future of South Dakota
Pierre October 1 Governor Bushfield plans to travel to Minneapolis where he will address the Civic and Commerce Association and Twin Cities Manufacturers Friday evening. The speech will cover The Future of South Dakota and outline state prospects.
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Fall From Haystack Fatal To Carpenter Martin Opsahl
Martin Opsahl aged 66 died when he fell from a haystack on his farm three miles northwest of Carpenter. He suffered a broken neck. The accident occurred while he and his son Clarence stacked hay at about 3 p m. Surviving wife, three sons, three daughters, a sister and two brothers. Funeral plans pending with services at Carpenter church. He had lived in the community 39 years.
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Huron
San Diego
Calif
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Hinkley, Minn
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Blue River
Wis
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Northwest Farm Wages Beat National Average
Northwest farm wages for October 1 ran well above the national average per day without board. Minnesota averaged 2.25, North Dakota 2.30, South Dakota 2.10, while with board the national average was 1.35 and Minnesota 1.85. Labor supply overshot demand in Minnesota at 109 per cent, North Dakota 124 per cent, and South Dakota 127 per cent.
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Bombardment and Yser Battle Demand German Coast Defenses
Twenty five years ago today reports from The Sesoniated Press Od Ia indicate British monitors bombard German coastlines in Flanders while the Battle of the Yser rages. New German levies appear at the front, signaling intensified military pressure.
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WPA Road Project Approved In Beadbeadle County
WPA road project approved in Beadle County with a total of 154015 dollars among projects authorized by President Roosevelt. Included is a school building in Brantford Township School District Hamlin County costing 2652 dollars, per information received in Huron today.
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Huron
Brantford Towship
Hamlin County
Conn Declines $5000 Offer for Jackie Conn Contract
Johnny Ray rejected a five thousand dollar bid from a New York manager for the contract of Jackie Conn, brother of the light heavyweight champion.
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Johnny Ray
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