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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1939

Page

14

Nazi Raids on Scottish Coast Seen as Sample of Possible War

Aviation editor Devon Francis notes Germany has long range air power and thousands of bombers. He cites Scottish coast raids as reconnaissance, with potential for large scale attacks and radio triangulation aiding bombing. The piece asks if these flights signal a coming air war and who may hold air superiority.

Devon Francis IA Besopietes Press W York Germany France England North Sea Adolf Hitler Stuart Firth of Forth Scapa Flow

Trade pact row over agriculture and beef imports

Washington officials and trade groups clashed over concessions in a proposed reciprocity pact with Argentina. Officials argued no harm to agriculture, while the National Livestock Marketing Association urged against lowering duties on beef imports. The State Department noted U S concessions on many agricultural products despite Argentina's resistance.

Washington Argentina United States Committee On H. M. Conway National Livestock Marketing Association of Chicago George B. L. Arner Agriculture Department Harry L. Deimel State Department American Livestock Association

First Battle of Ypres Opens as Germans Press Calais Link

On October 19, 1914, the First Battle of Ypres begins as German forces seek a breakthrough to Calais and Dover. British warships shell the Belgian coast while the Serbian army tightens the noose around Sarajevo, signaling a widening war front in World War I.

Associated Press Ypres Calais Dover Belgian Sarajevo

Kenyon Former S D 1 C O F Leader Dies

Myron A. Kenyon, 75, longtime Gary hardware dealer since 1917 and past grand patriarch of the L Goi FB Lodge, died yesterday in a hospital in Hendricks Minn, following a long illness.

Kenyon Hendricks, Minn Myron A. Kenyon Gary S. di L Goi . FB. Lodge

Brave Woman Foils Robber Then Cries in Montana Store

In Butte Montana on October 19 Mrs A J McDonald says she felt a revolver to her back as she faced a would be robber. She dodged, drew a six shooter from under the counter and made him retreat. She then sat and cried for about five minutes, recounting the tense moment.

Butte Mont A. J. McDonald

New Operation Cures Deafness by Campbell

Philadelphia October 19 reporters report a surgical advance moving the ear drum to an artificial opening into the inner ear. Dr Edward H Campbell describes a method using a new drum that vibrates directly against inner ear fluid to restore hearing in many cases.

Philadelphia American College of Surgeons Edward H.campbell Campbell

Admiral Blagrove Dies With Royal Oak In World War II

Amid scattered weather notes and forecasts, report confirms Rear Admiral M. E. C. Blagrove, recently named admiral-superintendent of the Chatham dockyard, went down with the battleship Royal Oak after a German submarine torpedoed the ship in Scapa Flow. The notice sits within a mixed weather bulletin for Huron area and regional forecasts for South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa noting fair, warmer conditions.

Royal Oak London M. E. C. Blagrove Chatham Dockyard

Missouri River Improvement Report Due Next Year

War Department announced an eight month timeline for the Missouri River navigation study from Sioux City Iowa to Chamberlain South Dakota. District engineer in Omaha leads the investigation with Kansas City supervision. John J. Kingman said the district land division engineers report should reach the department by mid next year for review. The study also includes flood protection and erosion prevention along the river in Knox and Dixon counties Nebraska and the segment from Sioux City Iowa to above Niobrara Nebraska.

Washington War Department Missouri River Sioux City Chamberlain S. D Omaha Neb Kansas City Republican South Dakota John J. Kingman District Land Division Board of Engineers For Knox and Dixon Counties Nebraska Niobrara Neh Kingman

Weather And Roads Report On Extreme Tire Demands

A brief weather and road note highlights tires and cars operating under extreme conditions with temperatures reaching up to 325 degrees Fahrenheit. The report emphasizes the strain on tires and vehicle performance in such heat and advises caution for drivers and maintenance crews.

Grew warns Japan of rising U.S. anti Japan sentiment

United States Ambassador Joseph C. Grew told 250 members of the American Japan Society in Tokyo that American opinion based on facts condemns Japanese interference in China and argues for friendship. He said U.S. policy would reflect a growing unanimity against violations of American rights and urged steps to alter the facts to improve Japanese American relations.

Relmamn Morin Tokyo United States Joseph C. Grew Japan-United States Roosevelt American-Japan Society China Far East Grew Japan Asia

Diplomatic plea highlights enduring friendship between nations

A speaker urges sympathetic understanding to preserve a long standing friendship between two great nations. The remark emphasizes mutual respect and the desire to prevent drift between allied countries amid contemporary tensions.

Jacobs Named Acting Wage-Hour Chief

Washington October 19 Secretary Perkins named Harold D. Jacobs acting administrator in charge of the wage hour division of the labor department. Jacobs has been assistant wage hour administrator in charge of information and will hold the title until Lieut. Colonel Philip Fleming assumes the post.

Washington Perkins Harold D. Jacobs Labor Department Jacobs Philip Fleming

Fleming Named by Roosevelt to Succeed Wage Hour Chief

Fleming was named by President Roosevelt yesterday to succeed him as head of the wage hour administration. F Andrews resigned from the post, creating the vacancy. The appointment shifts oversight of labor standards and payroll compliance to the new administrator, amid ongoing reforms.

Fleming Presiden Roosevelt F. Andrews

Adlezika Claims Clear Skin and Glow for User Miss V.S.

A user Miss V.S. reports skin improvements after using Adlezika claiming pimples and blemishes vanished and skin became smooth and healthy looking. The text also mentions Adteri hches wale BOTs and temporary constipation relief linked to Sherman & Soc, Orugsists, with garbled branding.

V.S Sherman & Soc

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