Anderson wins South Dakota cornhusking title again
Vermillion reports Richard Anderson, 28, of Minne oil ginlionlion operator, takes his sixth state cornhusking crown in seven years after a record turnout of about 9,000 fans. He totals 1,798 pounds gross with deductions for gleanings and husks, earning first prize of 100 dollars. Moody County’s Fuynebeau second, Henry third, with Stone and Mast prominent in the field. Anderson plans to compete nationally near Des Moines on November 3.
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Vermillion
Richard Anderson
Sioux Falls
Stuinds
E. A. Maxwell
Moody County
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Ys Anderson
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Dakota
Anderson
Woh. Kircher
Henry
Two Die In West Of Tripp Car Truck Crash
An inquest was set today for two fatalities from a car truck crash three miles north and one and a half miles west of Tripp on Highway 18. John Fuerst of Armour and Mrs Wilhelm Baumiller of Parkston died at the scene. two women passengers sustained undetermined injuries. Three gravel truck occupants from Delmont had minor injuries. The gravel truck overturned after hitting a bridge abutment. Sheriff H. Kuhlman and Coroner Reenbrey of Menno led the investigation.
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John Fuerst
Armour
Wilhelm Baumiller
Parkston
Fuerst
Carl Bmaleler
Withuny Giblin
Roland Abbott
Delmont
Hutchinson
H. Kuhlman
RE Nbrey
Menno
Highway 18
Striking Telegraph Workers Return Under Temporary Accord
Chicago early today workers of the Postal Telegraph Company returned to their posts under a temporary agreement cutting the work week from 48 hours to 44 hours and establishing overtime pay. The nine hour strike ended just after midnight, with negotiations to resume by November 15. Union president Frank B. Powers said wages would be the same as those previously paid for 43 hours.
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Chicago
Postal Telegraph Company
Frank B. Powers
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Wey Hind
Stockholders Study Merger Of C N W And Milwaukee
Officials from the North Western and Milwaukee railroads studied a proposed merger to streamline operations amid bankruptcy reorganizations. Plans call for one new corporation with substantial asset transfers and a mix of bonds, mortgages, and 5 million new common shares issued to replace current securities.
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Chicago
North Western
Milwaukee
Northwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sie
Milwallee
Charles F. Megan
Wallace Claims Republicans Misleading Farmers
Secretary Wallace defended current farm legislation and accused Republicans of misleading farmers to undermine the New Deal. After a Midwest speaking tour, he planned to visit Reading, Pennsylvania, to advocate for Pennsylvania Democrats, asserting farm income remains nearly double 1932 due to Democratic programs.
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Wallace
Widlace
Reading
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Norbeck Breaks With GOP to Back Berry and Loriks
Enoch Norbeck, brother of late Senator Peter Norbeck, denounces the Republican party as controlled by reactionaries and big business. He announces he will vote for Tom Berry for U S Senator and Emil Loriks for Congress on Nov 8, signaling a split in South Dakota politics.
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Progressive Party of
South Dakota
Norbeck
Republican Party
Istate
Wall Street
Bee Norbece
Public Schools Close in Dayton Amid Deficit Crisis
Dayton's 34,000 public school pupils face at least six weeks of no studies, athletics, books, or football after the city board of education ordered closures following a $61,936 deficit. High schools, junior highs, elementary schools, and kindergartens are affected. Reopening could occur Dec 3 if quarterly funds arrive, with a promise of operation only until Jan 1 unless a 2 mill levy funds $500,000 yearly for five years. An emergency school audit was ordered to check unpaid claims.
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Dayton
City Board of Education
Emerson Landis
Joseph A. Lutz
Missing Documents Found In Spy Case
Federal officials who reported vital evidence in the government's spy case had disappeared were consoled when U S Attorney Lamar Hardy brought the missing documents into court. He said there they are a book with photographic copies of eight letters used as evidence in the trial of three alleged German spies, but did not explain where the exhibits were found.
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New York
U. S
Lamar Hardy
CIO Wins Court Order Over Jersey City Opposition
In Newark, Oct 27, a federal court barred Mayor Hague and city officials from hindering CIO and allied groups rights to speak in parks distribute leaflets and carry placards. Judge William Clark urged a modified speech permit system and noted no link to private hall denial or NLRB relief. The decision stops short of ruling on private meeting hall intimidation or communism mentions.
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Newark
N. J
CIO
Frank Harue
Jersey City
Cor
William Clark
Committee For Industrial Organization
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Hague
Fersey
Clark
Jap Conquerors Set New Goals
Shanghay dispatches report Japanese forces advancing on three objectives after capturing Canton and Hankow. They aim to disperse retreating Chinese troops, sever rail links of about 85 miles, and push into provinces including Guangdong, Hunan, and Hupeh. Chiang Kai-shek's forces hold southwest of Hankow amid repulsed rail-cutting attempts.
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Hanyang
Mezji
Hirohito
China
South China
Spain
Madrid I
Blunt Note Disclosed As FDR Condemns Peace By Fear Tactics
United States issues stern note to Japan demanding fair treatment of American interests in China. Tokyo reportedly plans a determined stand on third power interests in China. Daladier outlines two-fold French diplomacy with Germany and colonial development. Nazi press scopes Autonomy for Memel. Budapest notes to Czechoslovakia over territorial dispute. Japanese advances in Canton and Hankow reported. Madrid defenses repulsed a rebel surge.
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Daladier Sees Harmony Between France And Germany
The article reports Premier Edouard Daladier’s belief that France and Germany may reach an understanding. It notes France’s aim to expand energy in its empire rather than confrontation with Nazi Germany, amid global reaction to U S policy and British concerns following Roosevelt’s speech and the Tokyo note on China.
FDR Pledges U S Protect Neighbors Against Foreign Interference
President Roosevelt declares the United States will defend the western hemisphere from foreign aggression while pursuing disarmament and insists nations must not threaten the world with war. He denounces force exile and repression as policy tools and warns against attacking the American system.
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White House
New York Herald Tribune
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Great Britain
Ruthenian Premier Brody Arrested on Treason Charge
Oct 27 Prague reports former Ruthenia premier Andrew Brody, who resigned yesterday, was arrested for treason after a police raid. He allegedly negotiated with Hungary for Ruthenia secession from the Czechoslovak republic, charged by the central parliamentary committee of the national government.
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Andrew Brody
Ruthenia
Hungary
Czechoslovak Republic
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