500 Navajo facing slow death in blizzard siege
Manuelito New Mexico November 2 A massive blizzard traps 500 Navajo amid snowbound mesas Cerro Alto and Santa Rita as pinon nut harvest hinges on relief. Temperatures drop to 25 degrees below zero and communication is cut off. Traders say starvation fears linger though horse meat offers a grim survival option. relief parties push through deep snow but word remains sparse.
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N. M
Kishums
Cerro Alto
Santa Rita
Mike Kirk
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Manuelito
Kennedy Inn to Open Soon in Former Democrat-Independent Room
The Kennedy Inn plans a quick opening after redecorating the former Democrat-Independent space. Kennedy Inn will host a modern Kennedy Tan restaurant with a tuned counter, soft drinks, and candies. C W and Kennedy, ex Des Moines restaurateurs, expect to attract patrons with new furniture and harmonized interior design. They are currently working toward a late next week opening with an official date to be announced.
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Democrat-Independent
Stock Show Opens Exhibits at Chicago Set New Record
Chicago November 28 The International Livestock Exposition opened with over 85 million dollars worth of cattle sheep swine and horses on display. More than 20 000 visitors filled the grounds before the formal start and prize animals drew top prices despite some lower market values. Virginia Nebraska Oklahoma and other states fielded top 4H junior judging teams with George Williams Kawin Caruthers and Lynn McQuaid of West Virginia winning the Lipton Trophy for a year.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Virginia
Nebra Ski
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Minneota
Pennsylvania
Indiana
W. Virginia
Clu
West “Virginia
George Williams
Kawin Caruthers
Lynn McQuaid
Nebraska
Winds
Christ mas Gifts and Journal Prizes Promote Subscriptions
Readers are urged to renew subscriptions before they run out and to consider $5 gifts for Christmas. The Journal highlights printed Christmas cards and a modern stationery box as potential gifts. Readers are asked to share experiences with classified ads, noting that letters are already arriving and prize money totaling $25 awaits.
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Nandy
Pheasants Thrive in Iowa Report Finds Strong Northern Population
Aldo Leopold reports from Des Moines based on 129 hunting parties during the open pheasant season. Quail and Hungarian partridge are declining absent protective habitat. Hunters flushed pheasants at 1.9 per hour and bagged about a quarter. average harvest about 4.5 pheasants per hunter. Nearly half of pheasant territory lacks hunting signs. Funeral of Miss Ella Brown held at St James Catholic Church.
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Des Moines
Aldo Leopold
Towa
Iowa
Leopold
Crane
Jan Crane
Opold
Army Beats Notre Dame 12-0 in final score
Army routed Notre Dame 12 to 0 in a decisive early season game. Other scores listed include Stanford 32 over Darts mouth 6 and Yale 61 over Princeton 14, with various first-half results noted for Northwestern, Purdue, Minnesota, Ohio, and Michigan. In Fairfield, six farmers pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to obstruct the compulsory bovine tuberculin testing law, requesting separate trials as Judge George Dashiell set trial date for December 7.
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Army
Notre Dame
Stanford
Dartsmouth
Yale
Princeton
Northwestern Oy
Purdue
Minnesota
Ohio
Michigan
Wise
Fairfield
Tefferson County
George Dashiell
Ennis Sterner
Dee
cost state 112500 for use of troops
Des Moines reports the state spent more than 112 500 to send militia to eastern Iowa to enforce the compulsory bovine tuberculin testing law. Adjutant General Bailey notes troops have been from Jefferson county and that some bills remain, with exact cost still not available.
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Des Moines
Towa
W. I. Bailey Bailey
Jefferson County
De Molay Conclave Held With Banquet and Dance
One of the district’s largest De Molay conclaves concluded with a 6 15 banquet at the Masonic temple and a City Hall dance to Banty Harville and his Torrid-Zoners. District officers were elected including Master Councilor Fred Witousek and Dad Kurth of Belle Plaine. Clinton chapter won the Y swimming meet. next conclave set for Clinton in May.
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Banty Harvile
City Hall
Fred Witousek
Cedar Raplis
John Schneck
Belle Plaine
Raymond Minick
Washington
Scribe
Emil W. Strohbelin
Davenport
Wood Heiber
Marion
Kurth
Grayson Garrison
Burlington
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Donald Steele
R. E. Shannon
Dick McCreery
RL. Bunce
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Clinton
No Boom Expected in 1932 But Business Men Believe Conditions Getting Better
Washington dispatch reports business leaders across centers expect 1932 to bring recovery, not a boom. They foresee improved conditions driven by export trade and higher prices for wheat, cotton, and oil, with prosperity built on real wealth rather than stock market speculation.
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America
Raymond Claper
United Washington
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Kansas City
Henry Ford
Anrica
Ameri
Low
Agreement With Bank Gives U K Agreement With Bank
An Iowa attorney general opinion says Scott County Board of Supervisors may legally enter a liquidating agreement with American Savings Bank and Trust Company. The plan would accept 60 percent of county deposits in cash and 40 percent in certificates, including about 30 000 to become state funds and 20 000 to become school funds. The money remains under the board’s supervision and does not affect the county debt under Brookhart Lovrien law. Written by Assistant Attorney General Cal J. Rtevana.
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Des Moines
Scott County Board of Supervisors
American Savings Bank and Trust Counhy
Mate
Board of Supervisors
Van
Couny
Brookhart-Lovrien
Agesistant
Cal J. Rtevana
Hinkler Flies From Brazil Toward African Coast
Bert Hinkler completes a west to east aerial crossing from Brazil toward Dakar Africa with a record flight effort. The journey showcases his endurance and navigational skill as he closes in on the African coast on November 27.
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Brazil
African
Dakar
Africa
Bert Hinkler
Cardinals open season with win over Ottumwa team
Wai ngton junior college Cardinals defeated Ottumwa Town Success 14 point fourth quarter surge. Kiesey Marshall Athens Cline led scoring with Little Wright also contributing as Wells Ahrens rotated in. Freshwater praised debut with Kiesey and Marshall expected to boost depth for season.
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Town Success Business Volley
Ottumwa
Cardinals
Ottumwans
Wright
Kiesey
Marshall
Athens Cline
Kamera
Ottumea
Washington
Little
Dttumwans
Ted
Coreh
Wells
Ahrens
Fuhr
Turner
Perod
Chinchow Offensive Abandoned Amid Diplomatic Turmoil
Washington reports say Japanese troops will not march on Chinchow and are withdrawing from Tsitsihar as talks with the United States continue. Japanese forces return to Mukden and residents note a drastic shift in behavior as Korea demands pullback of its brigade. The league and officials question the full scope of the army’s actions while Stimson denies making quoted statements.
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Debucht
Jape Fun
Stimson
News Ape
Chinchow
Tsitsihar
Foreign Office
Mukden Huria
Mukden
Korea
Paris
Sheguri Honjo
Hsinminfu
Manchuura
League of Nations
Homero
Aimson
A. Sete Mat
Manchuria
Seeree
Stim
States
Craze-murderer escapes asylum in Brooklyn case
A madman convicted for a brooklyn hammer murder eighteen years ago was at large after an alleged trip to a speakeasy. Frederick Netenher and attendant Mattenwam fund were linked to the escape, with criminal charges arising. Alfred Chabot of Matteawanguard faced bail of 2500 dollars for Wednesday’s hearing.
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Brooklyn Hammer
Frederick Netenher
Alfred Chabot
Matteawanguard
Chabot
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