Roosevelt Fees Pay Envelope Scare Scrutinized
A jumble of names and events from a wartime era page notes Roosevelt critiquing fees tied to a pay envelope scare, plus society and legal notices. Wallis Warfield Simpson attends Buckingham Palace dinners as King George V mourns, while Wallis’ name appears on a court circular. The piece catalogues varied items from a dinner guest list to a banking partner’s death, and includes public opinion snippets from Toronto mothers on an upcoming contest.
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Wallis
Arsen' Sondow
Wallis Warfield Simpsonn
Fee
Buckingham Piace
Tiwari
George V
Gnry
Sauaverdea Lamas
Lifesaving Belt Proposal Provokes Legislation Debate
Savannah president Gay Haar proposes a law change requiring life guards to wear a chest belt with shoulder straps and a lifeline, arguing a guard would struggle to save himself in an emergency. In other items, a Texan roustabout orders chicken and a canary, while a hotel lobby scene draws a crowd of doctors at a conference.
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Savannah
Ernest Haar
Savannah Beach
Hoar
Election Gleanings Landon Leads in Western States
Washington dispatch by Paul Mallon analyzes nationwide voting trends as Governor Landon is favored in Michigan and Massachusetts with sizable majorities. Roosevelt is projected to win Missouri and Arizona while New Mexico shows a smaller edge. A special note suggests South Dakota could swing to Roosevelt, and General Johnson’s remark hints Landon’s uncertain path.
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Washington
Landon
Michigan
Post
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Missouri
Arizona
New Mexico
South Dakota
Mr. Roosevelt
Johnson
Mallon
Madrids claim defense adequate to repulse rebels
Spain's government hailed a counter offensive with promises of tanks aviation and air power saying it has everything needed for victory Premier Francisco Largo Caballero announced the government would strike from Madrid south toward Navalcarnero and Alcórcon as insurgents prepared long range artillery and bombers. The regime reported heavy air and ground actions destroying Fascist aircraft and striking at hangars while civilians mobilized for the front.
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Associated Press
Spain
Madrid
Francisco Largo Cabidiero
Russia
Paris
Gaeta
Maly
Catalonia
Manuel Agana
Dela
Navalcarnero
Alcorcon
Belleaguered
Mostéles
Talavera de la Reina
Seville
Grandola
Caceres
Largo Caballero
London
Labor Party
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
House of Commons Today
England
Europe
Portugal
Bank Clearings Show Big Gain in 22 Cities
Bank clearings in 22 principal cities for the week ended Oct 28 totaled 5,782,673,000, a 195 percent rise from the 2,184,431,000 a year earlier. All cities except Omaha reported increases, with Pittsburgh at 35 percent, Portland 33.9, and Seattle 201 percent. The article notes the anniversary of the 1929 stock market crash, marking seven years since the dramatic exchange activity.
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New York
Dun && Bradstreet
Omaha
Pittshursh
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Nine Year Old Montana Boy Found After Five Day Search
Murray Walkup, nine, was located in Sapphire Mountains after a five day hunt and cold trek. He said he wandered after his father sent him to the creek for water. Frost bitten hands and feet, but doctors expect recovery. two forest trails led rescuers to him fifteen miles from his start. Bloodhounds and airplanes aided the effort.
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Missoula
Mont
Murray
G O P Rally Tonight as Candidates Prepare for Final Push
Beadle County Republicans plan a windup rally in Huron tonight with gubernatorial candidate Leslie Jensen, U S Senate hopeful Chandler Gurney, and railroad commissioner candidate Ray Doherty to speak. A parade through the business district precedes the 8 o clock event. Democrats, led by Governor Berry, will hold a Daum’s auditorium rally Friday night as their final push amid a 10 day series.
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Te County
Me County
Huron
Virgil
Wolsey
Wessingtop
Bonide
Hitchcock
Broadland
Yale
Cavour
Lesli
Jensen
Chandler Gurney
United States Senate
Ray Doherty
Beadle County
Tom Berry
Daum
W. W
Weather Bureau expands data points for faster forecasts
The Weather Bureau in Huron will add eight data points bringing daily weather information to 48 sites. Abilene Texas San Francisco Memphis New Oregon Phoenix Ariz Roswell NM Madison Nebraska Yellowstone Park Wyo join the network after Nov 1. The change speeds storm and heat wave forecasts, reducing delays from Chicago relay, aiding South Dakota stockmen with quicker warnings.
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United States Weather Bureau
Huron
B. R. Laskowski
Laskowski
Abilene
Texa
San Franksco
Memphis
New Oregon
Phoenix
Arig
Roswell
N. Madalen
The
Neb
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Chicago
South Dakota
Allot Funds For Old Age Pension in Five States
The social security board allotted 6,824,249 for use in five states including California and South Dakota. The federal share funds aid to the aged, the blind, and dependent children. South Dakota received 249,889 for October 1 to December 31, the first under its new aid plan for the needy aged.
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Washington
Social” Security Board
California
South Dakota
Executors Submit Question To Court Over Baby Will
Toronto report says executors will ask Supreme Court No 6 to decide who inherits the Millar fortune amid a contested clause allowing $500,000 to the Toronto mother with the most babies. Kin challenge the clause as immoral while new wills and last minute births add drama to the race.
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Cumdins
Inberer
Toronto
Millar
Supreme Court No. 6
Alexander Butcher
Arabella West
Port Burwell
Omir
Stepaunt
Clain
Janet Allan
Misa Allan
The
University of Toronto
Wil
Ehe
Supreme Court
Mra
Lily Kenny
Grace Bagnato
Peter Romas
Weather outlook for Huron and Vicinity and South Dakota
Weather an For Huron and Vicinity shows little temperature change tonight and Friday. South Dakota forecasts tonight and Friday show very slight cooling in the extreme east tonight.
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Huron
South Dakota
Landon Pays Tribute Then Prepares New York Address
Landon visited Oyster Bay to honor Theodore Roosevelt at his grave and met Mrs Roosevelt after a brief view of the tri Borough bridge. He then conferred with Alfred E. Smith before a Madison Square Garden rally, signaling a broad campaign push in New York City. Roosevelt’s remarks denounced coercive pay-envelope tactics and urged labor protections while Smith praised Landon’s clarity and directness.
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Landon
T. R
New York
Tony At
Hugh Wagnon
Civv
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
tri-Borough
New York City
Bronx
Queens
Manhattan
Qysur Bay
Madison Square Garden
Smith
Ward
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Demburakc
Penn Station
Landonce Landon
Dliva
Long Island
Brooklyn
Hhotel
Bargaiing Smith
Newark
N. J
Prohibition Party Seeks Ballot Presence in 26 States
Chicago October 2 The Prohibition party aims to place national candidates on ballots in 26 states for the November 3 election. National Chairman E G Blake said this is six more states than in 1932, with five new states including Arizona New Mexico North Dakota Texas and Utah not having a ballot in two decades. Other states listed include Alabama California Georgia Indiana Iowa Kentucky Maine Massachusetts Missouri Montana New Jersey Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming. In Michigan the party filed under the commonwealth label.
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Chicago
Prohibition Party
E. Blake
Arizona
New Mexico
North Dakota
Texas
Utah
Blake
Alabama
California
Georgia
Ihindg
Iowa
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Missouri
Montana
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Michigan
Prohibitionists
Commonwealth Party
When a King Loves starts new Simpson romance series
A new series titled When a King Loves begins on Page 15 tonight, exploring the romance of King Edward VIII and Mrs. Wallis Simpson. The six part feature promises stories of royal and commoner love across historic romances.
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Edward VIII
Wallis Simpson
Democrats To Greet Berry Reception Friday Night in Huron
Beadle County farm and labor groups sponsor an informal reception for Governor Tom Berry in Knights of Pythias Hall after a rally at Dallas Auditorium. The event features the play Political at the Crossroads by Beadle County Young Democratic Club, with lunch served and Governor Berry to meet residents.
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Berry
Goveernor Tom Berry
Huron
Beadle County Farm and Labor
Democratic Party
Dallars Ausitorium
Knights of Pything
Seek to Prevent Farm Foreclosures
GRANITE FALLS Minnesota October opening of a two day Minnesota Farm Holiday Association meeting focused on preventing farm mortgage foreclosures. John Bosch president of the state and head of the National Holidays Association announced plans to campaign against insurance companies foreclosing farm mortgages. He warned insurers have left them with only one option massed action to halt foreclosures. Speakers included Senator Gerald Nye of North Dakota Senator Elmer Benson and Representative Ernest Lundeen of Minnesota.
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Falls
Minn
Minnesota Farm Holiday Association
John Bosch
Stale
National Holidays Association
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Elmer A. Benson
Rep
Ernest Lundeen
Minnesota
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A. K. Gardner
Iaw
Frederick
Inchfield
American Bar Association
Early W. Evans
Wichita
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Leavitt
Philip Levitt
Husky Maurice Oldham
Ciamissioner Musk Oldham
Lexington
Levitt
Roinburgh
Seathind
Earl of Elgin
River Forth
Kincardine
Zavage
Ss.cu
Isies Wu
Hagan
Evelen
Joe. McNamle
Baker
J. Richardson
Dorothy Webb
Canada
Gladewater
Sid
Belides
Doutor
Paul Mallon
Caballero
New York, Stock Exchange
Weather Bureau
Will
By Dale Harrison
al Smith
Sass
Geiting
Goliven Wilkesbarre
Paa
Americurt
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Yublg
Rn Social Security
Cmployer
John Mitchell
Mitchell
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Republic
Myrcisberg
Pennsylevania
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