Landon Rally to Heat Up California Stop Tonight
Gov. Landon plans a major address in Los Angeles as part of a westward swing denouncing the New Deal and urging defeat of the administration. He accuses reforms of undermining freedoms while defending business. a torchlight parade precedes a Huron rally for W. W. Howes and Democratic candidates in South Dakota.
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Landon
Howes
Phoenix
Ariz
All M. Landon
Los Angeles
H. C. Brawster
Thal
Senator Couzens Improves At Detroit Hospital
United States Senator James Couzens Esrousty is reported somewhat improved at Harper Hospital Detroit where he remains under care for a recurring kidney ailment. His son, Mayor Frank Couzens, maintains close contact with attending physicians as the senator endures treatment first begun in Rochester Minnesota last year.
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Detroit
United States
James Couzens
Harper Hospital
Pica
Couzens
Frank Couzens
Rochester
Minn
Galvin survives lake plunge after car sinks near Navy Pier
CEICAGO Oct 21 Joseph F Galvin vice president of an automobile radio firm drove into 15 feet of water near Navy Pier. He crawled from the car and swam to a wall, where Coast Guards and a police officer rescued him. In North Dakota Governor Welford announced a 4.39 mill tax levy for 1936, the lowest in 18 years, expected to raise about 41.08 million. In Fall River three children fractured arms as a crowd trampled during President Roosevelt's South Park arrival.
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Ceicago
Joseph F. Galvin
An Automobile Radio Corporation
Lake Michigan
Navy Pier
Fred Glueck
Galvin
Gleuck
Coast Guards
Bismarck
N. D
Walter Welford
Welford
Fall River
Mass
Roosevelt
South Park
Order of March For Demo Parade
Stilo Nickelich the parade chairman tentatively outlined the order of march for the Demo torchlight parade tonight honoring Acting Postmaster General W. W. Howes. The lineup includes Heron American Legion drum and buzle corps W. W. Howes Sheriff Jon Reilly on a white mule Wolsey delegation Huron Young Democratic Club Beadle County Young Democratic Club Letcher 50 piece band Sanborn County delegation Virgil delegation Redfield delegation Yale delegation Washington and Cavour expected to be represented Local band from Wessington to join in the festivities.
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W. W. Howes
United States
Huron
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Deadle County Demosccats
Howes
J. S. Tschetter
Fred Hildebrandt
William J. Bulow
Tom Berry
Mr. Howes
C_& N.W. [Railroad station where Mr. Howes
Bowes
Daum
Stilo Nickglich
Roosevelt
Beadle County
Stilo Nickelich
Heron American Legion
Buzle
Jon Reilly
Wolsey
Huron Young Democratic Club
Winter Grips Huron And South Dakota With Snow
Arctic air and the season’s first cold snap swept through Huron and surrounding regions as subfreezing temperatures, light snow, and a drizzle of rainfall left a fragile snow cover. Readings dipped to 27 in Huron after a night low of 24 while South Dakota towns reported 10 degrees at Summit and 1 to 26 degrees elsewhere with Rapid City and Pierre noting fresh snow. Continuous cold was foreseen with no major storms in sight.
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Huron
Burea
Sioux Falls
Végue
South Dakota
Summit
Roberts County
Brookings
Pierre
Lake Preston
Black Hills
Rapid City
Probation for two in illicit aquor operation case
In Sioux Falls on October 21 Nick Meyers and Leo Koliner of Winona Minnesota pleaded not guilty in federal district court to counts charging participation in operating an illicit aquor. Their trial is set for later. co-defendant Dave Gear of Huron pleaded guilty yesterday and was sentenced to one year probation. Judge A Lee Wymun presided.
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Sioux Falls
Nick Meyers
S.hell
A. Lee Wymun
Bond Forgery Case To Go To Jury Soon
Springfield reports defense for six in $101,000 Omaha bond forgery conspiracy heads to close as four defendants testify in federal court. Patrick Fitzpatrick and James Frazier told jurors a man posing as a buyer asked bond checks from Carroll broker, with no knowledge of fraud. Judge to decide if verdict late tonight or tomorrow morning.
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Springfield
City of Omaha
Patrick D. Fitzpatrick
James Frazier
Frazier
Chicago
Fitzpatrick
Irene Olson
Frank Beddow
Arwunienste
President Roosevelt Opposes Regimentation by Minorities
President Roosevelt told a large Rhode Island crowd that people are more important than machines and that America’s resources should serve human needs. He urged against regimentation by selfish minorities and warned against 1929-style prosperity, stressing security, home, old age, savings, and employment. The speech outlined a New England campaign with stops from Fall River to Worcester as part of a two‑day regional drive.
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D. Harold Oliver
Providence
R.1
Roosevelt
America
New England
United States
Worcester
Mass
Fall River
New Bedford
Rhode
Island
Rhoda Island
Massachusetts
Washington
Grein
Nore
Connecticut
New York
Jason
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Aldes
Madison Square’Garden
New York City
Weather Forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Thursday with a good chance of rain. Strong winds from the south may affect eastern areas as conditions shift. Temperatures stay mild, with cool nights ahead.
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Thureday
Browder Changes Hotels After Threat Ahead of Talk
In Terre Haute Indiana Communist presidential candidate Earl Browder shifted hotel rooms after Police Chief James C Yates warned a mob might ride him out of town. Police guarded the hotel while Browder, wearing a stained suit, conferred with party associates and awaited a court decision denying his bid to bar local authorities from restricting his speaking engagement. Browder urged independent action against Hearstism and warned labor leaders Roosevelt cannot be trusted to save the country. He planned to stay several hours before returning to New York.
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Ind
Earl Browder
James C. Yates
Browar
Browder
Albert Owens
Sam Beegher
William Baker
Browder Remningu
He Igold
Appy
Hearst
Liberty League
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Hearstism
Giberty Leaguers
Wall Street
New York
Nail Removed From Boy's Lung In Philadelphia
Three year old Benjamin Mouchette Jr of Glendale Oregon had a two inch nail removed from his lung at Temple University Hospital. Doctors used a bronchoscope and bi plane fluoroscope during the procedure. The patient arrived with his parents after a long air trip and remained in good condition. Surgeons performed the operation while attending a convention of the American College of Surgeons.
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Philadelphia
Sur-geons
Benkamutt Mouchett, Jr
Glendale
Oregon
Temple University Hospital
Chevalier Jackson
Benjamin Mouchette
American College of Surgeons
Hold Boy Who Threw Bottle At Landon Rally
An 18 year old high school student was detained overnight after a bottle throwing incident at a Los Angeles rally for Governor Lyndon Johnson. The youth, John B. Dobbins, was booked on suspicion of assault with intent to harm after a bottle shattered a wall near the governor’s car. his mother later said he claimed he threw the bottle. Officers reported the governor, riding with Earl Warren, was unaware of the episode.
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Los Angeles
Ucyaming
Royce
Alz M.1
Landon
William’ C. Suna J
John B. Dobbins
Lyndon
Earl Warren
California
Republican’ Central
Sullivan
Young Dobbine
Crown property guards outside Mrs Simpson home
London police closed the area around No 16 Mrs Wallis Simpson's home labeling the district crown property. A sergeant and two constables patrolled as loiterers were told they would not see the person they sought. Lamp posts bore the mark G. R. Crown authority was asserted to deter visitors.
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London
Atowna
Cumbere Tand Terrae
Wallis Simpson
King Edward
No. 16
George Rex
Rip Rap Project Planned At River James River Dam Work
A crew of 40 WPA and soil conservation men will start rip rapping the James River dam area this week. The project runs 30 feet on each side of the dam from the Third Street highway bridge to the C N W Railroad bridge. Work on the old dam is being lowered in preparation for water flow into the new structure as City Manager Sears reports. Progress on the North Ritianeh Street bridge, aided by incoming materials, accelerates with county city cooperation to replace the destroyed wooden structure from last July prairie fire.
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WPA
Soil Conservation
James River
City Mana
Don I. Sears
Third Street
Sears
Kelley To Head Social Workers In Pierre Meeting
Ellery Kelley of Pierre was elected president of the South Dakota State Conference of Social Work as the 7th annual meeting in Huron concluded. J. H. LaCraft of Redfield was named vice president, A. M. Eberle of Brookings re elected secretary treasurer, with Ruth Deets of Pierre and Clarence Satan of Sioux Falls named to the executive committee. The gathering drew 110 registrants, aided by welfare officers delayed by old age pension duties, as speakers addressed South Dakota relief and welfare topics chaired by Mrs. A. M. Eberle.
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Ellery E. Kelley
Pierre
South Dakota
Ume
WF. Kumlien
State College
Brookings
Kumlien
A. M. Eberle
M. A. Kennedy
Public Welfare Commission
Banca
Fred M. Wilcox
Social Security Board
Minneapolis
John P. Johansen
State College Rural Sociology Department
Viola Russell
Division of
Materns and
Child
South Dakota State Board of Health
V. Willhite
Redfield
Ellery
South
Dakota
American Association of Social ‘Acontinued
Sea Social Workers
Latin American nations act to save Spanish refugees
Britain plans a mercy mission to Madrid hostages while thirteen Latin American states seek asylum recognition for refugees in their legations. Soviet aid efforts and Italian fascist advances shape a fragile, evolving response as Madrid braces for fall and international diplomacy intensifies.
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Rusegia
Associated Press
Great Britain
France
Diplomatia
Particue ‘Ar
Carlos Sanverda Lamas
Leon Blum
Paria
Refus Gees
Mexico
Argentina
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