Belgium Neutrality Stakes in Looming European War
The piece argues Germany seeks western Europe gains while pledges to Belgium remain suspect. It notes Belgium’s fragile position as a neutral buffer, Leopold II’s Locarno withdrawal, and the risk of treaties becoming mere waste paper if Belgium acts against Germany. The piece warns of Germany’s shift toward isolating France and pressing eastern aims.
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Germany
Belgium
France
Russia
Hitler
Switzerland
Hiller
Leopold II
Great Britain
League of Nations
League
Waitting
Boycott Debate Reflects Split Across Nations
The piece weighs the pros and cons of a boycott of Japanese goods, noting that choice rests with individuals and that a universal boycott risks harming American and Japanese relations. It recalls Edward the Duke of Windsor’s radio pledge to withdraw from public life and the ensuing criticisms from radicals.
Uncertain political plots and unlikely candidates in postwar chatter
A fragmented column muses on public affairs inviting no fear of hidden intents. It notes a former king and his American wife, Stalin’s nomination to Soviet Congress, and random comments on meat costs housing studies and a revived baby born dead. The piece wittily connects disparate topics with a satirical tone.
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America
Hunt for Perpetual Youth in Medical Breakthrough
Mitchell Republic reports on a New York dispatch describing Dr. William Deberniere MacNider of the University of North Carolina proposing chemical interventions to halt aging. Experiments in animals show a new atypical cell in aged tissue that resists poisons, suggesting possible prolongation of vigorous life if harmful degenerative chemicals can be blocked.
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Mitchell Republic
Ponce de Lyon
America
New York
William Deberniere MacNider
University of North Carolina
School of Medicine
Columbia University
MacNidar
MacNider
North Carolina
Svedberg Seeks Keys To Life In Molecular Table
Nobel laureate Professor Svedberg at a University of Delaware address described a machine to whirl living matter and separate light from heavy molecules and outlined an electrical method by Dr. Tischus to detect chemical differences in same-weight molecules. He argues life rests on few simple protein units and that a tablet of molecules could map possible structures and progression toward artificial life.
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New York Times
University of Delaware
Delaware
the Sverlberg
Yfe
Arne Tischus
Svedbovy
Svedberg
Mendeliev
Professor Svedberg
Australia bans BBC style politican broadcasts in non political events
Australia’s ABC bars speeches by politicians at non political public events to avoid factional advantage. The move, explained as staying non political, mirrors American political life questions as Australia heads into a federal election. A Queensland premier’s speech at a Brisbane Anglican church Jubilee sparked the policy test.
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Australa
Des Moines Register
Australia
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Nationa
Queensland
Brisbane
Commission
America
Diary notes on kinship and pioneer heritage during hard times
A diary entry dated October 14 describes awaiting Jerry's Thanksgiving visit and the twins' excitement to meet him. The writer reflects on home life, curtaining a room after using it bare, and the need to stock coal for winter. They honor pioneer women and the struggle to hold homesteads against droughts and dust storms.
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Jerry
Nelual
Oud
Social notes from Ashland gatherings and Royal Neighbors meeting
Miss Ethel Davenport of Ashland Oregon visits and attends 14 guest Red Cross supper hosted by Mrs James E Scott. Davenport then stays as house guest of Mrs C B Monnarsing while Miss Margaret Games is celebrated at a birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs W J Hart. Carnation Club needlecraft tea preps for bazaar with games and prizes won by Mrs Fred Curtis and Mrs J H Bools. Evelyn French marks her ninth birthday with a schoolmates party. Royal Neighbor Lodge holds regular meeting at Mrs Frank Payne's home with seven members present and lunch served.
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Ethel Davenport
Ashland
Oregon
James E. Scott
Red Cross
Kensington
Davenport
W.F.R
Wharton
Eula’ Mannerring
Teac
Charles Frost
Carnation Club
Fred Curtis
J. H. Bools
Boots
Roy
Evelyn French
Archie
French
Nora
Cog
Hitchcock
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Frank Payne
Ing
Redfield Safety Patrol Picnic Held at Fisher's Grove
Twenty five Redfield school safety patrol members joined a picnic sponsored by the city school and the American Legion at Fisher's Grove. Boys cooked over open fires, shared sandwiches, and played games such as pom pom pullaway and capturing the flag. Supervisors N. F. Tabery and E. C. Dulas provided transportation. J. P. M. Marquardt, T. J. Leekly, and Charles Fakler also assisted.
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Redfield
Redfield School
City School
The
American Legion
Fisher's Grove
Paul Boskie
Eater
Tom Ford
S Punner
Donald Houghtaling
N. F. Tabery
E. C.dulas
JP M. Marquardt
T. J. Leekly
Charles Fakler
Bob Dobratz
Charles Fuhler
Dick Wright
Jim Tinker
Kieth Halstead
James Scallin
Franklin Hall
Frank Frederickson
Don Nork
Tom Joyce
Don Boughtaling
Charles Schmidt
Bob Buttan
Paul Koskie
Lloyd Dobratz
Harold Waddington
George Bacon
Don Meic~man
Paul Nickisch
Duane Prine
Junior Newman
Bob Benson
Cid
Clair Marquardt
Wilcox speaks on religion at Rotary meeting
Rev. C E Wilcox pastor First Methodist spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Morevin Hughitt Hotel. He said core Christian truths remain while many beliefs change and urged love of God and humanity to bring the kingdom on earth. Mrs Camden Rayburn spoke for the Girl Scouts fundraising cookie sale. Guests included Ross W Davies and Charles J Stupp.
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Wilcox
Rotary Meeting
C. BE. Wilcox
First Methodist Church
Rotary Club
Morevin Hughitt Hotel
Camden Rayburn
Ross W. Davies
Brookings
Charles J. Stupp
Chicago
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand ae Two
Contest invites women readers of the Evening Huronite to submit the two best recipes for candies with prizes of $1.00 each. Entries must reach the fonds editor by 5 pm next Wednesday. Olive Neff notes apples stay fresh best in cool ventilated spaces and highlights their nutritional value, uses, and versatile cooking ideas.
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Evening Huronite
Fonds
Olive Neff
Byter
Huron
Margaret Lucille Res
Lenore Christen
Son
Wiper
Composer of Jazz Puzzle Excerpt and Word Play
A scrambled crossword style puzzle from the Huronite features clues ranging from musical terms to geography and zoology. It includes fragmented references to pie crust, pigment, and a note about tickets and weekly giveaways, plus a note on entering entries before Wednesday deadlines.
Phyllis Tender Wins Sweepstake Ticket
Phyllis Tender of Huron, seven, wins a sweepstake ticket to the Huron Theatre. Others named as winners include Ruth Weese, Jane Ames, Mary Nelson, Charlotte Newland, Carl Sutter, Lils Tenber, Glen Martin Tschet, all from Huron, with box office claims on show day.
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Phyllis Tender
Huron
Ruth Weese
Jane Ames
Mary Nelson
Charlotte Newland
Carl] Sutter
Lils Tenber
Glen Martin Tschet
Presbyterian Guild Meeting At Mrs Walton's Home
The Presbyterian Guild met at Mrs. Will Walton's home Thursday afternoon. A comforter was prepared for Mrs. Joseph Fills. The group discussed the church supper and planned committees for the event. The next meeting will be at Mrs. John Miller's home. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Walton with Mrs. Stroder assisting.
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Presbyterian Guild
Hitchcock
Will Walton
Joseph Fills
John Miller
Walton
Mos Srader
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