Legion Votes For Bonus But Booes Patman Inflation
At the American Legion national convention in St. Louis the main drive demanded immediate cash payment of the adjusted service certificates while opposing the inflation bill. National Commander Murphy was elected on the second ballot amid boos for Patman and Wright, with Wisconsin shifting its votes to support the resolution. The session adjourned midafternoon after baseball distractions, and a report noted Roy Garner’s long-ago shooting injury being removed.
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ST. Louis
American Legion
Tay * Shurphy
Ida Grove
Amer. Legion
Mueshy
Harry W. Colmer
Earl V. Clactonille
Rank D. Rasa
Louisville
Kylas H. Whaley
Racine
Wis
Devine
Manchester
N. H
Wisconsin
Wright Patman
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Belgrano
National Legislative Committee
Paiman Ht Sullivan
New York
Frank N. Belgrano
W. B. McFarland
Texas
McFarland
Chas. Hallock
Indiana
San Gabriel
Cal
Post
American Legion Today
National Legion
Ruman
Cabellerosy
Heary H
Houston
Germantown
Anealth
Edison Post
Chicago
Ind
Morristown
N. J
Tmarthere
Mass
Legion
Frankz
D A R Meeting Opens Tomorrow
The twenty second annual state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution opens tonight with a meeting at the state board of managers Parishhouse. Registration begins tomorrow at 9 oclock at the Parish house, with business meetings to follow. A banquet at 7 oclock at Hotel Marvin Hughitt features Mrs. William Becker of Suramit New Jersey as principal speaker, accompanied by Mrs. William Pouch of New York. The event is open to the public, including both men and women. The Ellis Island section notes two paid social workers and one trained occupations worker assisting migrants and engaging in ward and shop activities.
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William A. Becker
Summit
M. J
The
Daughters of American Rove Kifton
Tomer Ht
Marvin Hugh+ izh
the Daughters of the American Revolution
State Board of Manager Parishhouse
Marvin Hughitt
William A A. Becker
Suramit
N. J
Huron
William HM. Pouch
New York
Ellis Island
Negro Must Face Charge Of Murder In Watertown
Collin Bramlett, a negro ex convict, returned from Missouri, will face a murder charge at the November term of Essex county court after a preliminary hearing. He is held without bail in the county jail. Bramlett admits a knife injury on Tony Jackson but claims self defense during a fight in the Jackson home.
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Watertown
Collin Brinlett
St. Joseph
Esrouit
Lloyd B. Peterson
Tony Jackson
Jackson
Bramlett
Ellsworth Evans
French Army Planes Crash in Maneuvers Kill One
Paris Sept 26 One pilot dead another injured and a gunner missing after three army fire planes crashed during French maneuvers. A pilot found injured in the Compiesme forest said he and a gunner baled out in parachutes during a storm. Searchers could not locate the gunner, feared killed or seriously injured. A third pilot perished when his parachute became entangled with his plane after a collision over Chevreuse.
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Compiesme
Chevreuse
Demonstrators Stone Italian Legation in Budapest
About 50 protesters shouted anti Mussolini slogans and stoned the Italian legation in Budapest today smashing windows. There were no arrests and local papers were barred from reporting the incident.
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Budapest
Italy
Legation
Market prices of farm products rise over past years
Chicago reports show farm commodities chest corn hogs and cotton priced higher than three years ago, with hogs at 11.09 per hundredweight as receipts hit a half century low. Wheat and corn futures reflect favorable crop prospects while cotton sits 17 percent below last year and 44 percent above three years ago.
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Chicago
Cicago
Calengo
Founders' Day at Huron College Honored by Dr Williamson
Dr Jesse P Williamson of Onida spoke at Huron College Founders Day detailing the school's early years since Pierre University. He noted the modest beginnings with one building and a fledgling athletic and music program while praising founders and early leaders. Aluminum and copper stripped from confiscated slot machines were sold as scrap at a public auction by Oakland police.
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Pierre University
Huron College
Jesse P. Williamson
Onida
Charlotte Dugdale
Grace Warner
Pierre
Wilkiwm_ Blackburn
H. P. Carson
A. C. McCauley
Bridgewater Presbyterian Church
Z. Butt
Huron
Calvin H. French
Oakland
Mrs Karth Divorces Raymond Karth Over Beauty Habits
Milwaukee sept 26 Mrs Cecille A Karth was divorced today from Raymond Karth after he testified to unconventional beauty routines. He slept late daily for beauty rest and massaged his face with cold cream nightly. He used lipstick and rouge and spent hours before a mirror. They married may 11 1942 at Waukegan Illinois.
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Milwaukee
Cecille A. Karth
Raymond Karth
Waukegan
No Break Seen In Strike Deadlock
Washington dispatch reports no sign of a settlement in the soft coal strike as miners and operators stay at the table past midnight and into today. Key issues include a nine cent increase in tonnage rates and wage differentials amid regional demands. Edward F. McGrady, assistant secretary of labor, remains in close contact with negotiators.
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Washington
Virginia
Harlan
Tennessee
Edward F. McGrady
Human Fly to Repeat Tonight at Hotel Marvin Hughitt
D D Doland known as Pittsburgh human fly thrilled a large afternoon crowd and is set to repeat his act at 7 15 pm tonight. He will scale the south wall of Hotel Marvin Hughitt without hooks or wires and perform balancing stunts on the Adel roof ledge.
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D. D. Doland
Pittsburgh
Roland
Marvin Hughitt
Aetel
Roosevelt Plans Westward Speech Tour From Nebraska to California
President Roosevelt will tour the nation with four speeches starting in Bremont Nebraska, then Boulder Dam, Los Angeles, and San Diego. Mrs. Roosevelt accompanies him, with a brief Fremont stop. Main talks at Boulder Dam and San Diego cover flood control and national issues. Attending officials include Ickes Hopkins and Senator Barkley, with broadcasts planned for several stops.
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Hollywood Bowl
Stephen T. Early
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Ickey
Hopkins
Check On College Solicitors Reported in Huron Town
Townspeople are urged to verify solicitors claiming to be students of Huron college. Several youths named Dalan Wilson Steve Douglas and Bob Miller have been reported collecting from residents for unspecified college work.
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Huron College
Colege
Dalan Wilson
Steve Douglas
Bob Miller
Convict Howard Robbins Captured in Sioux Falls
Sept 26 report says Howard Robbins escaped Minnesotan prison Sept 4 and was recaptured in Sioux Falls by three guards. He is 25 years old and under a sentence of 30 years to life, returned to Stillwater prison after capture.
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Sioux Falls
Howard’ Robbins
Stillwater
Pendergast Machine Influences Kansas City Politics
A fragment from a 1930s column discusses William M. Pendergast and Kansas City’s political machine, noting ties to the Democratic chairman and postmaster general Farley. It highlights machine methods, WPA relief control, and cross-state influence in Missouri and Wisconsin, hinting at a national New Deal alignment.
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New Desiers
Farley
Middle West
Rosa’ ‘Pendergast
League Council Warns Aggression Is War Act for All Members
The league council threatened that any hostilities before December 4 would instantly mark the aggressor as waging war against all members. A report and peace recommendations for East Africa were to be drafted, with Article AV invoked as needed. Britain urged ongoing conciliations, while Haile Selassie permitted Deridawa troop stationing to maintain order amid tensions.
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Austria
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Cards And Cubs Are Rained Out
Rain postponed the St. Louis Cardinals versus Chicago Cubs pennant race, with a double header moved to Friday. Frankie Brisch planned Dizzy and Paul Dean to start in the series finale, while relief options Hallahan Lee and Root were referenced for the second game.
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Dean
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Paul Dean
Dizzy
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Colonel
Bill Lee
Charlie Root
Chicago
Did You Know Edward Barri Ar Turned 39 Today
Edward Barri ar is 39 years old and still living on the homestead established in 1279. The Evening Huronite offers five cents for each Did You Know item accepted for publication, with payment at the Huronite office after publication.
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Edward Barri
Health Not Good In '61 Now Is 96 in Wisconsin Town
Galesville. Casca Hudson, the town’s oldest resident, nears his ninety sixth birthday on September 26. He claims to have outlived every Civil War veteran in the community and was exempt from service due to poor health. he will be 46?
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Galesville
Wis
Casca Hudson
Hudson
Arrest Suspect In Emery Killing
Aberdeen dispatch reports Gee Diamond, 35, arrested by Brown County officers in Frederick on suspicion linked to the murder of Emery night marshal George Shocker, 52. Diamond says he was with the four gunmen but did not fire. Four burglars killed Shocker as he investigated a nether in Emery town hall. Diamond to Mitchell for questioning. Weiss identified suspect.
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Quer
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Lee Diamond
Rudolph Weiss
Mitchell
Halph Campbell
Hanson County
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