Associated Press Style Notice and Classified Contacts
A procurement of the Associated Press policy appears, listing exclusive rights and the nationwide advertising representation. It references Arthur A. Hagg and Associates with locations in New York Kansas City Omaha Denver San Francisco Chicago Minneapolis and more, inviting inquiries to department or person wanted.
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Blood lust crowds stain American justice in Owensboro hanging
A 22 year old man was executed in Owensboro Kentucky as about 15 000 spectators watched with carnival like revelry. Eyewitness Frank Leary described vendors selling drinks and an all night Hanging Party atmosphere with many out of town onlookers. The piece condemns the spectacle and calls Americans to abandon blood justice in favor of civilized law.
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Germany
Allies Misread Hitler Fueled Pride At Nuremberg Speech
The article argues Allied nations misread Hitler’s Nuremberg speech, noting Germany’s post Versailles gains. It highlights regained pride, rearmament, Rhineland reoccupation, and equal treatment as rewards of toughness, suggesting the Allies face consequences for hard-boiled policies.
Hard-boiled diplomacy and the rise of the Nazis
A critical view of Allied leaders after World War I. The piece argues that the allies refused to enforce the Versailles treaty and avoid concessions, provoking German disillusionment and the rise of Hitler. It notes Nazi actions under Hitler as unilaterally pursued without foreign permission, and reflects on the lost colonies and postwar bitterness.
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Buick Employment Gains Signal Prosperous Economy
Leading the way in employment metrics, Buick reports solid gains for the year ending July 31 with payrolls totaling 24,183,000 dollars and average employment of 13,561 workers. Wages rose about 10 percent, suggesting broader economic improvements likely echoed by other automakers.
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Press Comment on Gene Talmadge’s Gouvernment
The New York Times criticizes Governor Talmadge for autocratic style, barbecues, and race-baiting while praising his tax cuts and deficit reduction. It notes his clashes with the legislature, pursuit of Washington funds, and poor campaign outcomes, culminating in his defeat and the party’s shift away from demagoguery. Georgia backed Roosevelt by a landslide, and the article questions his deception and the rise of a familiar southern demagogue.
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Oh fudge remark sparks Nazi customs incident in Berlin trip
Brooklyn traveler Mrs. Ottilie Moore says a casual American expression led Nazi guards to detain her antiques at Berlin customs. Her passport was seized and returned after long delay, prompting warnings to Americans about tone and behavior abroad.
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Swanson charges Japan breaches London naval pact
Secretary Swanson accuses Japan of retaining more submarines than allowed under the London naval treaty of 1830, calling Tokyo a destroyer of treaties. He asserts that naval pacts are often treated as mere scraps of paper when convenient and notes the Paris pact outlawing war has been broken.
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Roosevelt Knox clash over insurance safety policy
Washington dispatch outlines a contentious exchange as President Roosevelt reportedly plans a conference with life insurers to rebut Col. Knox on policy safety. The staged dispute drew in Landon and Knox, with estimates of life policy growth and fears of inflation shaping the heated exchange.
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Open Forum on PWA Aid and Winter Wares
A reader voices frustration over low PWA benefits for large families and drought damaged farms. They cite $44 monthly checks, compare to $54 received by average PWA workers, and urge opening more commodities like door and other items for winter needs. They ask for community action to increase relief.
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Awards In Canning Contest Highlight Fruit Jar Prizes
Special prizes of fruit jars were awarded by Marr and Bail to Home Extension Cragh women statewide for canning entries in Kerr and Ball glass jars. Judges announced BeA contest results with Albert Biehlbauch of Tyndall winning first for spinach chicken and grape jam. Orr of Hot Springs placed second and Light of Merpont named among top entrants.
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Tegers of Sisseton and Pearl Frommel Take Third
Tegers of Sisseton finished in second place and Pearl Frommel of Groton placed third in the event, marking a notable regional competition showing.
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Pearl Frommel
Groton
Stock Market Mixed. Aviation Shares Lead Decline
In New York on September 16, trading showed a weak session with most issues falling. Aviation and specialty stocks offered some nourishment for a late rally, but overall losses dominated as about 1,000,000 Transire shares changed hands.
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Minnesota Boy Wins Contests In Farm Implement Challenge
Marvin Boyeman of Laverne Minnesota won the state title in a fast rapid detach and attach trial on a Farmall 12 tractor. He completed the task in two minutes and 38 seconds. More than four boys from South Dakota counties competed in the finals after local and county contests using McCormick Deering beaters. Bobby Mericle of Salem and Lealia Ponta captured second and third places. All participants were under 16 years old.
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Blunt Masons elect officers at first autumn meeting
Blunt Lodge No. 72 AF and AM held its first meeting after summer adjournment at the Mauants place in Bet Monday evening. Officers elected included Worshipful Master McDaniel, Senior Warden Kasek, Junior Warden Sieg, and Treasurer John Moore, with Herbert Sieg also noted in attendance.
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Landon speech sparks debate on world banking order
In a September 1936 Baltimore Sun column Landon’s Poland remark questions Roosevelt's stance at London's 1933 World Economic Conference. It links Warburg and The Baltimore Sun to a broader critique of international bankers and the New Deal, urging focus on relief waste and monetary policy as pivotal voter issues.
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August Debits Reveal Business Gain in Local Accounts
August figures show a solid rise in local business debits with $2,767,000 recorded, up from $2,?43,000. The year over year trend for July shows debits reaching $3,009,000 versus $2,634,000 a year earlier, indicating continued growth in the local market.
Broadland Ladies Aid Plans Church Supper Night
Broadland Ladies Aid holds a meeting and announces a supper event at the church basement Thursday night. Everett Pugeler and others are mentioned in brief, with limited readable details about the timing and organizers.
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Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notes and Marriages
Twenty years ago in Huron, W. W. Howes of Walsay spent time at the Sur Fair while Mr Bowes pushed his candidacy. George Kerr, Rentle County Democrat, arrived for a brief stay and now does special agent work for the Grand Northern. At 2 on Saturday, Clinton Hanson of this city wed Miss Alice Isabel Thompson of Wessington at the Baptist parsonage. Rev. L. R. Bobbitt officiated. a daughter blessed the union, and Hanson and his bride plan a honeymoon to the Black Hills. They will reside at 179 Street, Huron after October 5. Mrs. J. W. Campbell Jr. and daughter Grace Ann arrived from Montevideo, Minn. and are guests at the Richards home. Campbell may join soon. The Campbells hosted visitors including Frank Amderacn, Bert Johnson, and Provident Johnusn of Abe Normal Hand.
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