Spain May Redeem Gibraltar U S Warned Not To Meddle
Spain may redeem Gibraltar as tensions rise with Britain while the United States is warned against meddling in the matter. A parade will feature prominently as part of Huron’s Cowdenson Day festival with more than 6,000 guests expected for a day of free entertainment, exhibits, and agricultural contests. The event includes moving pictures, radio contests, talks, and a street parade, plus prizes for crops and a campaign of regional activities at Daum’s Auditorium and Campbell Park.
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Profit Tax Bill Tops Calendar
Congress moved a one billion dollar excess profits tax bill to the calendar after a conference committee redrafted it to raise the normal corporate income tax from 20.9 to 24 percent. The plan also keeps a 20 to 50 percent excess profits levy on 1940 income with lower rates for small corporations under 25,000. The House set a vote for Tuesday on the conference agreement, with the Senate likely to follow, aiming for enactment this weekend. The measure includes provisions to speed the defense program, including authorization for industry.
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Man Injured In Car Crash Dies In Aberdeen
Arthur Larson of Waseca Minnesota died in a hospital Sunday night from injuries after a Saturday morning crash with a livestock truck south of Aberdeen. Leon J Sexton municipal judge at Waseca was hospitalized with two broken vertebrae and a head injury but was improving. The pair were driving to Mobridge to collect a fugitive check writer. Sheriff Bertha Solberg quoted Sexton describing treacherous road conditions as Larson lost control, skidded, and was hit broadside by the truck. Larson, born August 11 1888 in Owatonna, Minnesota, is survived by his wife, a daughter Anita 13, and his mother. Funeral arrangements will be in Waseca. UNEMPLOYMENT FALLS IN U S NEW YORK Sept 30 The number of unemployed persons in the United States declined to 7,657,000 in August from 8,279,000 in July, the National Industrial Conference Board said, the lowest since November 1937.
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Weather forewarns South Dakota hunters opening season
Pierre September forecast hints at chilly, blustery dawns for duck and upland hunters as pheasant and Hungarian partridge season opens at noon. Weatherman predicts partly cloudy and warmer later. Governor Bushfeld to attend pheasant opening near Miller with his sons. Notables like Bobby Feller, Gabby Hartnett, and possibly Clark Gable expected. nonresident licenses top 400 at $19 each, with buyers from New York City to Texas. hunters ready with guns and shells as J W Cluett reports at game and fish HQ.
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Willkie or Roosevelt Arguments For Both Candidates
Voters face a crucial choice as surveys show many still undecided. This editorial reprints Fortune Magazine arguments for and against the two major candidates to aid independent voters. Wendell Willkie is advocated today by Russell Davenport, while John Chamberlain will argue for F D Roosevelt’s reelection tomorrow.
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Courtney Cooper Death Shocks Noted Author in Hotel Closet
New York reports the death by hanging of Courtney Ryley Cooper aged 53, a renowned author of high adventure and crime tales. Detective Caswell Jacobs says the death was self-inflicted. Friends cited nervous exhaustion from overwork. Cooper’s well known works include Lions N Tigers N Everything Annie Oakley The White Desert The Last Frontier Caged and Pioneers, plus screen scripts Weary River and White Cargo.
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Treaty Comment Says Alliance Could Spare American Lives
Tokyo reports the Borme-Berlin-Tokyo military pact might save hundreds of thousands of Americans from foreign battlefields. Col Matsuoka says the US edges toward entry, while Japan Times accuses Washington of betraying Britain and predicts a public demand to overhaul the state department.
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Germany Hints Gas Attacks Amid New World War Crisis
Berlin and London weigh a looming crisis as Axis plans consider a Gibraltar seizure to lure the British fleet into the Mediterranean while battle rages across the English Channel. Gas mask warnings and air raids punctuate a tense, shifting war cloud with potential new fronts and diplomatic moves involving Rome Moscow and Madrid.
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New Pact and Axis Plans Stir Global War Talk
Moscow dispatch says Pravda views the new triple Axis pact as widening the war and notes Soviet neutrality. Rome-Berlin-Tokyo talks reportedly align plans, with Spain potentially hosting German troops for Gibraltar, while Italy reports British air raids and naval actions near Haifa and the Red Sea.
Hershey Named Temporary Chief of Draft Program
Lt Colonel Lewis E Hershey, 47, was named the temporary head of the nation's first peacetime conscription program. In a presidential executive order he received full powers of the director of selective service while a permanent chief is appointed. He has led the army and navy selective service committee for four years, shaping draft plans since 1926.
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Little Girl Poem and Local Want Ad Reminder
A fragment notes the nursery rhyme There Was A Little Girl and mentions Longfellow and a rhyme lesson. It then pivots to Huronite Want Ads, saying they are not in rhyme but show simple, economical results, inviting readers to place an ad by phone 751 to see the Producers behind the ads.
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South Dakota WPA Quota For October Raised
Washington sept 30 the WPA quota for October in South Dakota will rise to 10 500 persons an increase of 1 025 over September Representative Case Republican SD said today the rise beats the normal seasonal gain as the state has not shared in defense industry industrial pickup.
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