World War Era Trade Shifts Motivate Pacific Moves
Reports describe Germany eyeing the Philippines as a trade outlet while Japan extends ties and Italy builds ships for Manila. Efforts to form Nazi bloc in the islands are noted, with officials assessing the Far East balance alongside American trade relations and prewar diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siington
Oat
Eyes
Chovincan
Jngquiri
Reginas
Far East
South Aim
Ce Brugiee
Novi Track
Ity
Germany
Wong
Japan
Onc
Philippines
United States
Oey Roany
Italy
Rexas
Tokyo
Dapan
Study Loophole In Wage-Hour Law
Washington officials studied the wage hour act to see if workers paid by the week versus hourly could work more than 44 hours without increasing weekly income. A bookkeeping method might allow 48 hours at 0.50 an hour overtime, depending on pay terms, and may be subject to court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Good Neighbor Boat Lands in Rio de Janeiro
The steamship Brazil arrives from New York inaugurating the American Republic Lines good neighbor fleet. United States Ambassador Jefferson Ceffery plans two days of festivities to welcome the government owned service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
U. S
American Republic Line
New Yark
United States
Jefferson Ceffery
District Legion And Auxiliary To Convene In Huron Tomorrow
The District Legion and Auxiliary meet in Huron with preparations underway for a joint session. Commander A L Stratton takes over duties at the William Reaves post and an Armistice Day program includes carnival games and a new Legion clubrooms open house. Walter Kinsman leads banquet plans with state department representatives and entertainment scheduled, while the Auxiliary votes on a district president and conducts business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Rudesill
D. Mullaney
American Legion
Deepartment
Rapid City
J. D. Mullaney
Watertown
District 5
William Reaves
A. Stratton
Hi Pesk
Ae Chili
National Legion
Los Angeles
Walter Kingman
Post
Stratton Hag
New Legion
Algo
Walter Kinsman
Cisra Zachritz
Paulkton
Legion
A. L. Coleman
Redfield
Huron
State Department
Kinsman
Nese
J. D. Mulleney
Marvin Hughitt
Packard Official Hints Double Shift
William Packer of the Packard Motor Car Company said sales demand requires producing all cars on a single shift, and any increase would necessitate a double shift. He noted recovery from the 1937 slump and a trend pointing upward despite past declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard
Los Angeles
William Packer
Packard Motor Car Company
Dow
Main Street Faces Face-Lift Urged by Missouri Chamber
Washington October 20 0 America’s Main Street needs a face lifting operation says TF Brown chairman of the Better Housing Committee of the Missouri State Chamber of Commerce Kansas Our main sentiments like topsy have just grown up They’ve filled with bulging bay window over hanging cornices and ginger bread work of the late 80s and early 90s Brown spoke before the construction industry confab sponsored by the United States Chamber of Commerce
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Brown
Missouri State
Kansas
United States Chamber of Commerce
Col Gimp Jailed on Kidnap and Murder Charges
Col Gimp also known as Col Gimp Snyder was jailed in Los Angeles on 50000 bail as state moves to fast track indictment for kidnapping and attempted murder of Myrl Alderman, successor to Ruth Etting. Etting testified Alderman was shot in her Hollywood Hills home with Edith Snyder present and Snyder threatening to kill all. Joseph D C Young, last surviving son of Brigham Young, dies in Salt Lake City after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cobh Gimp
Martin Snyder
Myrl Alderman
Ruth Etting
Col. Gimp
Miss Etting
Alderman
Hollywood Hills
Snyder
Edith Snyder
Edith
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Joseph D. C. Young
Ione Hedlurd Named Beadle County Husking Queen
Ione Hedlund, 20, a Huron bookkeeper and daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Hedlund, farmers near Pearl Creek, was named Beadle County corn husking queen for 1938. She edged Esther Bischoff in a close race after a field of 10 reduced by withdrawals. Hedlund will compete at the national husking contest near Dell Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ione Medlund
Ray Hedlund
Peur Creek
Iroquois
Beadle County
Miss Hoechlund
A.W. Patin
Paul Bonz
Alpena
E. J. Timmerman
Wassington
Joe Lucklui
Huron
Lruc
Iss Hedlund
Pearl Creek
Miss Hedlund
Dell Rapids
America
Lampe
Ataturk Rallies As Full Council Meets
ISTANBUL October 20 The Turkish ministers held a full council to decide constitutional steps for an interim presidency as President Kemal Ataturk lay ill in Dolma Bagiche Palace The meeting aimed to define steps under the constitution while the dictator rallied on the brink of death The president of the national Assembly would assume interim duties if Ataturk could not serve further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Council of
Turkish Ministers
Kemal Ataturk
Unoss
Dolma Bagiche Palace
Ataturk
National Assembly
Republic Steel Seeks Review Of NLRB Ruling
Republic Steel filed a petition in the U S Circuit Court at Philadelphia to review and set aside yesterday's National Labor Relations Board order directing reinstatement of 5,000 Ohio strikers. The company alleges the hearing was pretended held August 11 and that due process was violated by the board's preformed conclusions.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
U. S. Circuit
Philadelphia
National Labor Relations Board
Ohio
United States
New Crisis Nears In China As Germany Tackles Czech Problem
The Associated Press reports a world on edge as Germany seeks to mediate the dismemberment of Czechoslovakia without alienating Poland and Hungary. In Jerusalem British troops reclaim the Holy City as tensions rise in the Middle East and crises loom in Europe and Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Germany
Associated Press
Unsieak
Holy City
Palestine
Czechoslovakia
Theu
Nnu
RUMAU
Reichsfuhrer
Sudetenland
Pa- View
Hongkong
Cantan
Cing
Shanghai
Hankow
Yangtze River
Hendaye
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Centre Europe
Nece
Poland
Hungary
Bertin
Jerusalem
Arc
Holy Land
France
Letters Implicate Former Private Glaser In Espionage Trial
Read before a federal court, letters addressed to Rumrich signed Erich Glaser are used to link former United States Army private Glaser to a German spy ring. Glaser sat impassively as Assistant U.S. Attorney Dunnigan read correspondence from 1938, naming contacts like Rumrich and Hofmann and detailing requests for military names and signals information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Plummer
New York
Evid Glaser
United States Army
Glaser
Jetters
Guenther Gustav Rum
United States
Lester C. Dunnigan
Rumrich
Erich Glaser
Gus
Dunnigan
Karl Schlucher
Ting
Johanna Hofmann
Army and Navy Register
Schmidt
Zimmerman
Panama
Body Of Huronian Found In River
Eugene Cooper 31 once operated the Service Cafe in Huron was found drowned in the Mouse River near Minot North Dakota. His car was seen protruding from the river by boys about four o clock yesterday and removed by Minot firemen. Authorities say no foul play is evident and the car likely plunged in from a blind road ending at the river bank. Cooper had left Huron for North Dakota last fall with a group for a canvassing enterprise and had not been seen since. Identity was established by license number 35417 and by a missing billfold. his parents live in Brewster Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Cooper
Huron Case
Mouse River Recurriot
N. D
Clual
Jake S. Nelson
Cooper
Minot
Dakota Avenue
South
Huron
North Dakota
Minot Potice
Sherif Joe Reilly
Bismarck
Beadle County
Ter
Brewster
Neb
Local Officers Break Picket Line And Arrest 13
Local officers and deputies broke a Swift packing plant picket line and arrested 13 men amid a labor conflict in Sioux City. About 185 guardsmen were deployed with 450 more at the Armory. combat readiness continued as tense scenes and property damage occurred around the Swift plant and related facilities.
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National Guardsmen
Siom City
Iff
W. R. Klage
Sirike
Swift and Company
Carl E. Wood
National Wa Ureops
Sioux City
Charles H. Grant
Staf
Swift
Seu
Cal
Gordon C. Mollar
Swifk
Skuleton
Armour and Cudahy
Cudahy
Ekraschel
Siouse
Port Duise
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District Legion and Auxiliary
Huron Post
Ione Hedlurd
Husking
Republic Steel Files
Minot, N. D
Nelson G. Kraschel
CIO
Beresford
Floyd Star
Stark
Esrors
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
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