Abundance Of Pheasants Ducks Reported In State
Pheasant and duck hunting opens across South Dakota tomorrow with signs of a strong season. Migratory waterfowl will be hunted until November while pheasants run through October. Sloughs near Cavour and areas east and south show heavy rains, boosting outlook for larger crowds and better bags. Illinois Missouri Kansas and Wisconsin hunters gather at Hughitt Hotel as headquarters in Beadle County.
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South Dakota
Sun Fund
Purae
Enatchle
Cavour
Ue Hural
Huron
Ats - Marvin Hughitt
Ilinois
Missouri
Kane
Wisconsin
Beadle
Spirk
Rail Operators Cite Unions In Mediation Act Clash
Carter Fort for the carriers charged that railroad labor unions refuse to carry out the spirit of the mediation act. He said leaders publicly pledged to oppose any wage reduction as an emergency board opened hearings seeking a way to avert a nationwide rail strike over a proposed 15 percent cut. Chief Justice Stacy urged both sides to present facts while attendees packed the House building for the session.
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Ashington
Carter Fort
Calmigty
Roosev Lp
Seargeh
Walter P. Stacy
North Carolina Supreme Court
Guy Desire
Chicky Intn
House of
Fort
Hatly
RFC Loans To S D Five Concerns Reported
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation authorized five per cent loans totaling 12009 to South Jokotans in August. Loan recipients include W. E. Bray of Madison for 5200, Rey J. Osborne of Cresbarch for 1000, and M. Sly doing business as Sts Grocery Pelle Fourche for 7. RFC participation totals 2259 with Northwest Security National Bank of Sioux Falls for L. A. Vulcan of Gregory doing business as the Doomme Oil Company, and 1250 with McCook County National Bank of Salem for Farmers Grain and Coal Corporation of Salem.
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RFC
S. D
Washington
Gregory
Northwest Security National Bank of
Sioux Falls
L. A. Vulcan
Doomme Oil Company
McCook County National, Bank of Salem
Farmers Grain and Coal Corpnaton
Salen
Dafoe Wins Dismissal of Million Dollar Suit
Dr Allan R Dafoe and the Dionne quintuplets family win dismissal of a 1 000 000 damage suit filed by promoter Ivan J Spear in Chicago. Judge John P Barnes ruled no evidence of conspiracy to break the contract with the children's father Oliva Dionne.
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Chicago
Allan R. Dafoe
Ivan J. Spear
Oliva Dionne
John P. Barnes
Spear
Rain Storms In Atlantic States
A southern storm moved toward Long Island and New England after two tornadoes hit Charleston South Carolina. Rain fell near New York as coast guard ships reported conditions off Fire Island and Cape Hatteras faced distress calls from the freighter City of Atlanta. Warnings stretched from Virginia to Maine as Maryland Philadelphia and New Jersey saw rain and winds up to 23 mph.
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Associated Press
Charleston
S.C
Long Island
New England
Weather Bureau
New York
Coast Guards
Fire Island
Barrier Beach
Wilmington
N. C
Modoc
City of Atlanta
Cape Hatteras
Virginia Capes
Eastport
Maryland
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Connecticut
Boston
Women To Consider Tax Cut Resolution
Twelve resolutions from the National Federation of Women's Clubs meet at the South Dakota Federation's 39th genual convention. A repeal or downward revision of taxes is urged as needed for free business growth and protecting consumer purchasing power, alongside topics on marriage laws, park service standards, reciprocal trade, treaty obligations, Indian welfare, syphilis control, narcotics laws, and fiber identification.
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Brookings, Sept
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
South Dakota Federation
National Park Service
James Roosevelt Leaves Hospital After Mayo Clinic Surgery
James Roosevelt son and personal secretary to the President convalesces at a Rochester friend’s home after a gastric ulcer operation at Mayo Clinic on September 11. He plans a week’s stay, then returns to California accompanied by his wife and a nurse.
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Rochester
Minn
James Roosevelt
St. Mary’s Hospital
James
Mayo ‘Clinic
California
Former Huron Mayor Theodore Smogard Killed in Car Wreck
Theodore Smogard, 53, longtime Huron industrialist and first mayor under the current system, died near Salem after a southbound car left the road and struck a dirt embankment. Witnesses say a back tire blowout caused the crash. his wife Elaine survives with a 14 year old daughter. The body was taken to Huron. officials expect no inquest.
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Salem
5. S
Theodore Smogard
Huron
Smogard
A. H. Hoyne
John Locke
Locke
Smopard
Charles Jefferson
Pate
Smopaird
Owen Wright
J. H
McCook
Joe Ryan
Canislola
Wvho
Canistota
Huron Furnace Company
C. J. Madison
Muron
Don S. Sears
Texas
Aritains
Elaine
Dakota Avenue South
R. ©. Schulze
Swift Plant Strike Ties Up Major Packing Operations
Sioux City dispatch reports a strike at Swift and Co. packing house since Thursday morning. Local authorities arrested 16 workers for conspiracy and 150 sitdown strikers left the plant. The CIO affiliated United Packing House Workers demanded bargaining and halted most plant operations affecting about 300 people. A tanker truck was hijacked by pickets. a striker, Lloyd Caldwell, was hospitalized after an assault incident. Mayor Laepp and NLRB regional director Weiner planned talks with union leaders and company executives to settle.
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Sioux City
David F. Laepp
Robert J. Weiner
National Labor Relations Board
Swift and Co
W. R. Tice
Tloyd Cadwell
United Packing House Workers
CIO
Munich Pact Sparks World Wide Cheer Across Capitals
A four power Munich agreement unleashed joy in streets and booms in stock markets. Berlin hailed a new era of direct talks, Rome praised Mussolini as savior of peace, while Poland and Hungary anticipated gains and Czechoslovakia paid the price of averting war. London and Paris cheered but kept wary restraint as the world weighed the price of peace.
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Associated Press
Munich
Berlin
Rome
Germany
Benito Mussolini
Cuschs
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Great Britain
France
London
Paris
Hitler
Munich Pact Ends Crisis As Europe Leans To Peace
The Big Four leaders Chamberlain Hitler Mussolini and Daladier shaped a plan to avert war by allowing symbolic occupation of the Sudetenland and a gradual cession backed by plebiscites and an international commission. Czechoslovakia was not invited and Soviet Russia remained absent. Polish and Hungarian claims to parts of Czechoslovakia were to be satisfied.
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Europe
Munich
Chamberlain
Hitler
Mussolini
Daladier
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
France
Germany
Britain
Italy
Soviet
Russia
Peat Fire Threat Brings Warning in Minnesota
State Forester Eley A. Foster warned farmers in the Warroad Elaudette area of northern Minnesota to stop field burning as smoldering peat fires threaten a potential disaster if weather drives fires into a holocaust. He cited the 20 year ago Cloquet blaze as a cautionary example.
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St, Paul
Eley. A. Foster
Warroad-Elaudette
Minnesota
Foster
League Seeks Separation From Versailles Treaty
The League of Nations Assembly in Geneva accepted the principle of separating the League covenant from the Versailles Treaty. The move follows the Munich conference on Czechoslovakia and could erode Germanys argument against membership. Ratification by the represented governments is required.
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Versailles
Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Assembly
DOW
Czechs Accept But Protest Action
Prague reports acceptance of the four power Munich accord for dismemberment of Czechoslovakia but protests the agreement as unilateral. Premier Syrovy says superior force compelled cession of the Sudetenland to Germany. Demonstrations occurred but authorities kept order. unions urge restraint.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Jan Syrovy
Sudetenland
Germany
New Declaration Of Peace Made By Britain Germany
Prime Minister Chamberlain and Jatt Rider announced a renewed peace declaration joining the Munich accord that ceded Sudetenland to Germany. Czechoslovakia accepted the four power pact as European leaders envision demobilization and a path to calm.
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Britain
Germany
Munich
Chamberlain
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Germsychi
Mussolini
Haly
Daudier
Franco
Carehsaslovaitis
Wes
Sudetenland
International Commission
Berlin
Sudeten
London
Hungary
Poland
Italy
Bri
France
Rome
Mussollini
Spain
Poland Faces Night Decision On Czechoslovak Minority
Warsaw reports Poland plans a decisive move tonight over its minority in Czechoslovakia after the Munich accord. The government’s Big Five met to assess Teschen area demands and Poland’s future posture toward Prague. The Czech reply to Poland’s Teschen demand was expected today, guiding the government’s next step.
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Warsaw
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Gazeta Polski
Munich
Teschen
Forland
Foreign Office
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Swift Plant
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