Reckless stunt flyers helped open trans ocean flight era
The piece reflects on early stunt flyers of the 1920s who inspired aviation progress. It notes Pan American Clippers now run Pacific routes and anticipates Atlantic service, crediting daring youths for pushing craft, organization, and safety toward a commercial era.
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Pan American Clippers
Pacific
Atlantic
Ayers
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
England
France
Hawaii
Pan American
War Brings Typhus Risk Across War Torn Lands
An article warns that typhus fever resurges amid war hunger and squalor in Spain and beyond. It explains transmission by body lice and rat fleas, noting war conditions allow outbreaks and that societies with better hygiene avert epidemics.
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Spain
America
England
Europe
Peace and civilization in the face of war
A reflective treatment warns that humanity must strengthen collective defenses to prevent a modern world war. It argues that progress in civilization raises stakes by increasing social complexity and mutual vulnerabilities. Avoiding self-destruction requires recognizing that peace is essential for survival.
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Tts
Earth
Europe
The Public’s Fault in Hollywood Star Frictions
The article argues that Hollywood feuds between stars and studios reflect public demand. Actress Bette Davis criticizes the public’s role, asserting money is earned when ideas matter, not after public ire. The piece contends the public’s fickleness drives performers to bargain aggressively.
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Hollywood
Tully
Bette Davis
Interesting Editorials from South Dakota Newspapers
Editorial collection notes large daily file from South Dakota papers. Open during office hours for readers and researchers at Evening Burenue library hours. The editor mentions access details and historical reference purposes.
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South Dakota
Burenue
Huronite
A Look Into Future of Farming in Dakota
A Dakota farm future envisions rural electrification easing work on the farm and in the home with a push of a button. Improved tractors with pneumatic tires weather cabs and radios will aid plowing sowing and threshing. Irrigation and new markets are seen as key gains with political leaders pledging farm economic security.
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Aberdeen News
Dakota
Extremist divisions rise in timing of next election
Des Moines Register reflects on whether Roosevelt or Landon victory will harden political lines. It questions how extremists on both sides will respond, whether Democrats or Republicans will obstruct or align with the national good, and if the era of partisan warfare must end in four-year cycles. The piece urges decisive stance from extremists amid a polarized political landscape.
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Des Moines Register
Roosevelt
Landon
Sask
How relief could not be financed
The piece criticizes New Deal thinkers like Father Coughlin and argues taxation on agricultural imports and tax exempt government bonds would fail to fund relief. It contends import embargo revenue would vanish and prices would rise, making tariffs and bonds poor solutions amid 1963 crisis.
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Des Moines
New Deal
Father Coughlin
Detroit
Gach
Asta
Jabout
Roosevelt's Path in a Potential Second Term
The Detroit speech hints Roosevelt may avoid a rightward shift, keeping a broad program focus. Analysts note Congress and the Supreme Court shape his choices, while aides debate cabinet changes and consent to post-election reorganizations.
Night school opens in Huron Senior High building
Plans move quickly for the new night school starting Monday November 6 in the senior high school. United States department of labor helps organize classes for foreigners, providing record cards textbooks and advertising. FP Reeves named principal and will teach English for foreigners. Catherine McKay to teach cooking and sewing. Ella Starr offers shorthand and typewriting. H A Ti co to organize manual training group. Fortnightly club to hold musical study hour Tuesday at 2:30. A L Kinkead hosted Lille Club. eight ladies played auction bridge with Mrs. B A Palmer winning unique trophy. Mrs. Boyd B. Millam of Dallas guest of Mr. and Mrs. EB Vance. travel from Miller to Lemmon. Mrs. George Kerr to Tampa for winter with sister. She hopes to return in spring to St Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Clauds Oviatt and son guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Oviatt at Brødeland. Evelyn French hosted ten playmates for birthday tea between four and six. Gladys Ingalls assisted.
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United Sites Department of Labor
Washington
FP. W. Reeves
Catherine McKay
Ella Starr
H. A. Tico
Wire
A. L. Kinkead
Lille
Autation Bridge
B. A. Palmer
Boyd B. Millam
Dallas
Tex
EB. E. Vance
Miller
Lemmon
George Kerr
Tampa
Fila
James Cogan
Kerr
St Paul
Clauds Oviatt
Che Son
Guy Oviatt
Brdéadland
Evelyn
Archie F. French
Evalyn
French
Gladys Ingalls
Progressive Club Meets in Alpena for October Session
Mrs G A Thay hosted the Progressive Club in Alpena on Thursday with roll call on current events. Mrs A J Brigham led the lesson from October Readers Digest and Mrs Bentyon and Mex Ta Heyes gave book reports. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for November 5 at Mrs A J Turner’s home.
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Progressive Club
Alpena
G. A. Thay
Flashes of Life Aims for Voter Support in Daly Campaign
Fragmented AP notice reports Robert Daly Mackinac County clerk promising four leaf cover marriage licenses as campaign gimmick. Also notes H B Skinner faked city officials about a window defacement and Gov Landon Sunflower Special to Tucson with Roosevelt at throttle. mentions State Senator Tor Collins as a withdrawn candidate in a Democratic primary.
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Associated Press
SY. Ignace
Mich
Robert Daly
Mackinac
Daly
Tucson
Aviz
Alt M. Landon
Cig
Roosevelt
Tor Collins
Political geography and the 1936 election analysis
The piece argues the 1936 election will reshape political geography with new key and border states. It contrasts Roosevelt's coalition shifts with Republican strategy, noting Iowa and Pennsylvania as pivotal tests. It critiques New Deal tactics, calls out campaign irregularities, and cites figures like Norris and Jones while predicting close outcomes in major states.
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Washington, D. C
G. O. P. Serises
New Deal
Bolid
Lowth
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Industrial Workers
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Knox
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Teast
Lai Follette Progressives
Wisconsin
Kias
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor Party
George W. Nortis
Nebraska
Jefferson
Jackson
Tugwell
Los Angeles
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Henry Wallace
John Lewis
Jeferson
Leaike
London
Joe Guffey
George
Earle
Landon
New Party
Alay
Peper
Lees
Towa
GOP
Id Tribune
Troquois Overhead Opens To Traffic
The new overhead crossing has been opened at MROQUOIS on October 21. The opening ran with officials and motorists noting smoother traffic flow and shorter travel times through the area.
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Troquois
Board appoints W. L. Bough to fit the vacancy
Fragmentary text indicates a board accepted a designation for a clerk and appointed W. L. Bough to fill a vacancy. The readable portion suggests local government or committee action to staff a position. No clear names, dates, or locations beyond W. L. Bough.
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W. L- Bough
Hyde Couple Visit in Blunt With Grandparents
Helen and Howard Hyde of Pierre visited in Blunt at the home of their grandparents Mr. Jo Mee Leon Howard during an extended stay over the week ending October 2. The trip marked a family gathering and included time spent at the Blunt residence.
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Blunt
Speciai
Helen
Howard Hyde
Pierre
Jo Mee
Leon Howard
William Schubring Hurt At Farm Near Budette
William Schubring, 70, was seriously injured at his farm home four miles southwest of Budette on October 23. He is believed to have suffered a stroke.
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William Scrubring
Budette
Wilam Schubring
Mr. Schubring
Sid
Benson Visits Blunt Blunt in Pierre Visit
Timi Benson district supervisor of the recreational department at Pierre visited Blunt Sunday. Benson was a teacher in the Blunt Public schools several years ago.
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Benson
Blunt Blunt
Timi Benson
Pierre
Blunt
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