100 More Die Overnight Of Cholera In War-Riddled City
Notices from New Brunswick to Hollywood, Omaha, Tokyo, and Tucson report ongoing crises. A murder indictment in New Brunswick names Margaret Drennan in the Reeves slaying. Constance Worth signals possible divorce suit naming George Brent. Communist-like headlines cover dairy violence, geisha dress codes, and drought relief talk. Sextuplet calves reported in Clarksburg, WV, as dairy developments attract attention.
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Life's Like This Hands On A Global Mixup
A fragmentary service of quirky notes from Niagara Falls Klamath Falls and Chicago. A teen hitchhiker duo claims California trips failed and describes their “forenayers” in victi. A city hall bell incident reveals an old curfew rule. In Chicago a landmark verdict appeal asks Supreme Court to assist a childless mother now with a newborn. Anchorage pilot safely lands after moose interruption.
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Europe See America as Prosperous Forcing a Bright Outlook
Wall Street may be weeping about the future of the United States yet Europe sees broad prospects. Paul Mallon notes Europe’s view of American natural resources vast domestic market and potential leadership in automotive, radio, and aviation products. Russia stands as the feared rival with large resources but questions about its government remain. Continued on Page Four See Mallon.
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Rumor News Tales From a Society Column
A reminiscence on how small town papers train reporters to handle sensitive society items with care. The piece recalls cautions about making definite statements and using hedges like rumored or alleged in social notices and party reports.
Next Move Is Up To Italy In Scrap Over Piracy Patrol
Britain and France move to a wartime Mediterranean posture while Italy faces pressure over patrol parity. Rome signals its minimal demands await discussion, as Nyton pact tensions threaten Italian friendship with Britain. London notes possible Italian collaboration but shows no intent to press Rome. The Nyon accord would curb Italy to Tyrrhenian policing, provoking Italian protests.
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Airports To Get Plane S Gas Tax In South Dakota
South Dakota Aeronautics Commission received 7605.44 from the July gasoline tax on airplanes. Commission chairman T. B. Roberta Jr said the funds will fund state airport improvements. A 1937 act set the tax at 3 cents from last July 1, rising to 4 cents after January 1, 1938, with receipts previously going to the highway department.
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Date Night Abolished at Oklahoma Training School
Oklahoma City reports that the state training school abolished the so called Date Night program instituted to offer a social event for inmates. Commissioner Mabel Bassett said the occasional parties at the Tecumseh facility were not conducive to the girls welfare. Superintendent Creighton Burnham had planned one more event for tomorrow night for top students.
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Finish Plans For Rushmore Fete
Rapid City Sept 16 Final preparations were made at Mount Rushmore for unveiling of the Lincoln figure Friday NBC technicians from Denver and New York City with Earl Shirley Northwest Bell Telephone headqused at Rapid City were moving today to complete fire a retaliation of microphones and equipment. From Denver came A Persgtine and J A Slauser. From New York Linn Brandt announcer for the company. The worded schedule placed at the memorial with the Fort Meade band and studio platform where Sculptor Gutzon Borglum would direct the unveiling. Burke Will Fly Former Congressman William Williamson Mount Rushmore National Memorial commission chair and program committee head announced Senator Edward R Burke of Nebraska would arrive by airplane tomorrow from Omaha and be met at Gordon Neb by Russell Halley and flown to Rapid City. His party would include Mrs Burke and Homer Guenther. Other notable guests including Frank Lloyd Wright and lawmakers Wearin Lambertson and Mrs George White were expected. Roosevelt Sends Message President Roosevelt will be present in spirit at the Lincoln unveiling sending a message reading My heartiest greetings to all who participate in the unveiling of the head of Lincoln at Mount Rushmore. Roosevelt’s note ends Very sincerely yours Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Blggers Applies as Head of Unemployment Census
John D. Biggers, president of Libbey Owens Ford Glass, accepts the post as administrator of the unemployment census in Washington. He will keep his private job but devote most time to the census, aiming for completion by December. He favors a voluntary registration system and notes it may be run through the post office or another agency.
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South Dakota State Fair Hopeful Amid Fine Weather
Attendance as receipts lag 1936 figures but officials predict strong turnout with ideal late summer weather. 4H baby beef sales reach 35 cents a pound. grand champion sold for $8.70 and reserve to Swift and Company. Watertown Day visitors, Gov. Day attendance below 1936, but overall week aims to top last year’s revenue near 1928 peak.◦
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New Year Opens at Huron College Enrollment Near 30
Huron College began the new year with classes starting this morning and an enrollment of about 30. President Frank L. Eversull said by next Monday all students will be present and freshmen could total around 150, with overall enrollment near 300. He noted many students take work opportunities, shortening festival registration. The opening Chapel welcomed returning students and new enrollees, as the college continued.
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Black Completes Oath For Supreme Court Seat
Washington reports Charles E. Crophy, clerk of the Supreme Court, said Hugo L Black has fully complied with legal oath requirements. Black pledged to uphold the constitution on August 19 before Senator C. Pace and signed the Justice Department form for federal judges, confirming impartial administration of justice.
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Friday Auto Races and 4-H Events at S D State Fair
Friday brings Auto Races under IMCAL sanction in front of the grandstand at 1 3 p m. 4-H demonstrations in the morning and the Dualta Farmer Trophy awards in the 4-H building at 1 3 p m. Ernie Young appears at the grandstand at 1 3 p m with his acts, followed by a Jack Palmer Henderson band concert at 2 p m. Fireworks cap the night after Max Goodman Wonder Shows, with concerts by the Huron Municipal Band and Frederick High School band.
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League Takes Up Chinese Protest
League of Nations council meets to reassess an Oriental advisory committee and its appeal against Japan. Premier Juan Negris of Spain accuses Italy of aggression in the Mediterranean. New Zealand proposes an internationally controlled plebiscite in Spain to choose between the socialist government and fascist insurgents. Invitations to Washington are dispatched.
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Hoyt and Spencer and the NL game notes
In a National League doubleheader the lines show box score snippets with Hoyt and Spencer for one game and Hallahan and Lombardi for another, including innings details and pitchers Mulcahy Atwood Welland and Oedorowski. Scattered scoring fragments mention 9 00 9 01 and 0 8 1 in different frames.
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Shanghai siege and cholera crisis widen amid fighting
Shanghai reports a severe cholera epidemic with over ten new deaths pushing cases to 740 in international settlement and French concession, while Chinese counterattacks push Japanese from Lotien. German advisers assist Chinese command as cable traffic falters and frontline violence intensifies with heavy Japanese casualties and a major Manchurian retreat near Peiping.
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Burke cites possible Klan ties of Justice Black
Senator Edward R Burke of Nebraska said evidence and a stenographic copy suggesting Supreme Court Justice Hugo L Black belonged to the Ku Klux Klan could have been shown to the Senate during confirmation. He said a Birmingham businessman offered documentary proof before the vote and that the Judiciary Committee was informed.
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