Radio Talk Is Scheduled By Black For Tomorrow Evening
A radio talk by Black is announced for tomorrow evening. The report also notes Soviet Marshal assisting China and mentions ongoing conflicts in international affairs and defense matters.
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30 Sep 1937
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Evening Huronite in Huron, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1937
Page
1
Odd Fruits From a Storm Network and Local Mishaps
A nine year storm left a walnut tree bent into a pear, yielding a fruit described as a pear with a walnut shell that tastes like a root vegetable. A Wisconsin man buys seven tons of coal with pennies, paying 5 250 of them. A tractor incident in Monroe ends with a cat riding the tread. A Seattle couple’s car slides off a 25 foot bank and survives unhurt. A Salt Lake City burglary ends with a 10-year-old boy as the burglar armed with air rifles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Pears
Ehraardt
S. C
Dimnean George
George
Iad
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cop No
Inside Washington on income, prices and farming gains
Washington analysis by Paul Mallon notes officials sliced income projections after Agriculture Secretary Wallace promised a nine billion impact. Wheat and cotton shift with European demand, foretelling a net cash farm income about 14 percent higher than last year but near the 1923 boom ceiling. continued on Page Four.
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Washington
Sept
Agriculture
Hailace
Wallace
Enil
Mallon
Modern smiveniennes and a naughty boy tale
A humor piece questions modern gadgets and progress with a spoof anecdote. A Arkansas traveler named Bob Burns visits a household where a nurse complains about her child's mischief. The mother admonishes him for misbehaving with an electric vibrator and shaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo
Russian Diplomat Flies To Moscow For Crucial Parley
A Shanghai dispatch reports Marshal Vassily Blücher directing Chinese defense against Japan from Siberia. Japanese attacks near Shanghai stall after 24 hours of heavy fighting. Moscow-bound Soviet envoy Bogemoloff to meet leaders to shape Russia’s Sino-Japanese war path. In China, 200,000 communist troops move toward north to join the Eighth Route Army against Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Far East
Vassily Galents-Blutcher
Japan
Japanrese
Damei
Nanking
Vents
Blugcher
Siberian
Domei
BE. D. Lapin
China
Sinkiang
Siberia
Dimitri Bogemotoff
Moscow
Russia
Bogomoloff
Nanchang
Kiangsi
Hong Ying
Eighth Route Army
Japan defends Nanking bombing as strategically necessary
Tokyo today, September 20, reported Japan’s government countered the American protest over the Nanking bombardment. The reply, delivered to Ambassador Grew, says raids to destroy Chinese military bases are necessary, insisting civilians are not targeted and that operations extend to military establishments in and out of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Nanking
United
Joseph Grew
State Department
Washi
Foreign Office
Grew
China
Japan
Francis Tobin Found Dead in Rabbit-Hunting Accident
Francia Tobin, 24, of Huron, was accidentally shot by his own gun while hunting rabbits near the State Fair Grounds. Coroner Weller ruled the death an accident, noting a loose trigger guard may have discharged the single-barrel 12 gauge as Tobin crawled through a fence. The body was found about 5 p.m. by William Frances and James Love. Funeral services set for 10:30 Saturday at St. Martins Church with Msgr. Desmond officiating. Burial in an unspecified cemetery.
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Francis Tobin
North Fourth Street
Great Northern
Francia Tobin
Tobin
Fourth Street
Great Northern Railway
W. ©. Weller
Welter
William Frances
Sixteenth
Chin
James Love
Fifth Street
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Msgr. D. FP
Desmond
Sco Tobin
Farmers Union to convene in Huron South Dakota division meet planned
Plans for the South Dakota division of the Farmers Union convention in Huron are laid out with 2000 to 3500 members expected over three days starting Tuesday October 12. Headquarters will be at Marvin Hughitt Hotel and main sessions at Huron College auditorium with pre convention activities at the hotel on October 11.
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Huron
South Dakota
Farmers’ Union
Evil Lorika
Marvin Hughitt
Huron College
Tom
Farmers Union
Marvin Hoghitt Hotel
Tocal’ Talent
Crabbel Lundy
LL &. Hereton
J. Mitchel Film—Cooperatives
Farm Union
Mussolini Offered Two Alternatives by League Group
Geneva reports a League sub committee may urge Mussolini to withdraw Italian Wallan volunteers from the Spanish civil war or face opening the French frontier to arms for the Valencian government. A one month window is proposed to persuade Mussolini while Britain and France press Italy.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Mussolini
Wallan
Valencela
Spain
Italy
Britain
France
League Assembly
New Yorke and Philadelphia games split in rough scoring day
In the first game New Yorke led 28 to 0 but Philadelphia rallied, while the second game saw Brooklyn edge Boston 7 to 2. Other lines mention St Louis and Philadelphia in various innings with mixed results, and players Hubbell Mancuso Fitzsimmons Phelps Cheryinko Lopex McKain Walberg DeSautels Ferrell Ferrell Rigney Lyons.
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Philadelphia
Hubbell
Mancuso
Passéau
Mulcahy
Atwood
Brooklyn
Boston
Fitzsimmons
Phelps
Cheryinko
MacFayden
Lopex
Loui
AAL Philadephia Wu
Nxt
McKain
Walberg
DeSautels
W. Ferrell
R. Ferrell
Ame
Emems
Ate
Pytlaks Lyons
Rigney
Ashurst Believes Court Issue Dead
Senator Henry F. Ashurst, chair of the judiciary committee, said in Phoenix that the court reform issue is dead. He questioned any move to strip the courts of power to declare laws constitutional and warned that removing that power would undermine constitutional government.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Henry F. Ashurst
Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Ashurs
Ashurst
Bar Association Defers Black Inquiry Amid Secret Order Debate
The American Bar Association killed an inquiry into Justice Black’s appointment but urged further study of a measure to condemn “secret, oath bound” organizations as incompatible with the Supreme Court. The assembly split, directing a joint study of the oath resolution and a suggestion to back public Senate confirmation hearings for all future nominations.
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Kansas City
American Bar Association
Justice Black
Supreme Court
Resolutio
Lessing Rosenthal
Chicago
Bar Association
Senate
Robert Lee Tullis
Louiisiana State University
Law School
Bar Association Committee
Tullis
Sumners
Justice Black to address nation on Klan charges Monday
Associate Justice Hugo L. Black plans a radio address from 8:30 to 9 p.m. to answer accusations of Ku Klux Klan ties. NBC CBS and Mutual will carry the speech. Black, arriving from a European trip, aims to clear his name and take his seat on the Supreme Court next Monday, amid questions about presidential knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hugo L. Black
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Ku Klux Klan
National Broadcasting Company
Black
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mutual Broadcasting Company
Norfolk
Score
Klin
Alabama
Brady Gang Linked With Conn Slaying
Cadiz Sept 30 four members of the Brady gang now sought for at least three murders were linked as suspects in the three day slaying of State Highway Patrolman George Conn Capt George Mingle heads the hunt from here. The Brady angle is a good one. Three other escaped convicts James Widmer and Charles and Frank Bird were also targets of a midwestern search. Conn’s body, riddled by seven bullets, was found near Freeport after he failed to return from a routine assignment. The Brady gang Alfred Brady James Dalhover and Clarence Lac Shaffer Jr already face charges in the ambush killing of Indian Patrolman Paul Minneman. Police son Richard Rivers of Indianapolis and grocery clerk Edward Lindsay of Piqua Ohio were named in reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
Brady Gang
George Con
George Mingle
James Widmer
Charles
Frank Bird
Comn
Freeport
Alfred Brady
FDR and Party Visit Victoria
President Franklin D Roosevelt and his party began a goodwill voyage from Seattle visiting Victoria across Puget Sound aboard the destroyer Phelps. This marks his first absence from American soil since the Buenos Aires peace conference trip and his second cross-Canada goodwill tour in 14 months, continuing a Western Hemisphere neighborly example.
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Seattle
Roosevelt
Columbia
Buenos Aires
Canada
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Ry Ma
Puget Sound
Phelps
Victoria
Vancouver
Barn Destroyed In Blaze At Ivan Gas Residence
A barn at the rear of the Ivan Gas residence on 45 Third Street South West was totally destroyed after a fire reported to the fire department shortly after 11 this morning. Fire officials believe it started from hot debris left there earlier today.
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Ivan Gascoigne
Third Street
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