Alfred E. Smith leads Roosevelt in Connecticut delegates
In New Haven Connecticut Alfred E Smith dominates the first Connecticut delegate contest over Franklin D Roosevelt. East Hartford caucus results set 64 delegates for the state convention with 6 supporting Smith and 18 backing Roosevelt. Additional Philadelphia reports note Smith’s Pennsylvania primary push with a direct appeal for preferential votes.
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New Haven
Conn
Alfed E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Connecticut
East Hartford
New York
Roosevelt
Lindbergh Kidnap Mystery Baffles Officials
HOPEWELL New Jersey April 23 The Lindbergh kidnapping mystery remains unsolved as officials note possible offers and contacts. Intermediaries John H Curtis and Rear Admiral Guy H Burrage refuse to reveal details while Cuba Havana reports resented ransom funds. Scotland Yard aide sought in Ottawa and a British aviatrix Lady Bailey found near Moscow are also mentioned amid ongoing searches.
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Hopewell
N. J
Lindbergh
AY Capone
Charles A. Lindbergh
Chicago
Charles A. Lindberg
Norfolk
H. Dobson-Peacock
Guy H. Burrage
John H. Curtis
Havana
John F. Condon
Bronx
Avin
Col. Lindbergh
Weather forecast update for Dosoonems Booth Dekets
Cloudy with showers tonight and cooler conditions expected. Winds light to moderate and highs and lows unspecified. outlook for Sunday shows continued unsettled weather with cooler air and possible brief showers.
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Booth
Ghostly visitor prompts police call at apartment house
Washington describes a recurring basement haunting prompting Thomas C Reese to summon officers. A janitor fears he may lose his job as a black robed ghost allegedly appears only on Tue Fri Thu Sat. The ghost avoids Sundays Wednesdays and Mondays.
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Washington
Thomas C. Reese
Livestock Group Is Incorporated In South Dakota
Pierre April 23 Articles of incorporation for the South Dakota Cooperative Livestock Marketing Association with HQ in Huron were filed. Capitalized at 250000 dollars the company aims to establish efficient handling of live stock marketing and may buy and market livestock for members. Directors include James H. Lemmon Memmmon Edward Bogue Beresford E F Frevert Huron J E Erickson Fruit date FR Baxthold Bridger Clarence L Ladd Brookings Oscar E Prestegard James and J C Strickland Gettysburg.
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J. E. Erickson
FR. Baxthold
Bridger
Clarence L. Ladd
Brookings
Oscar E. Prestegard
James
J. C. Strickland
Gettysburg
Committees Named For Cry Meetings In This City
Rev. Alfred Trenerry announced the committees to prepare for Allied Campaigners visits May 4 and 5 with afternoon and evening sessions. Pages list chairs and members across local groups including ministers, business leaders, women, youth, and press, as the national 18th Amendment event aims to reach 587 cities. The visiting speakers include Raymond Robins Oliver W Stewart Miss Norma C Brown Dr Ira Landrith and Herold Singer. A Raymond visit note follows detailing Frank Devis and wife of Webster formerly of Raymond.
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Alfred Trenerry
Raymond Robins
Oliver W. Stewart
Norma C. Brown
Ira Landrith
Herold Singer
Allied Youth
F. BE. Lochridge
D. Disrud
J. BR. Dramsdahl
Laughtin
George W. Wright
E. Lochridge
Fred Eggers
Chamber of Commerce
S. W. Keck
F. E. Lochridge
Paul K. Myers
D. M. Butt
L. B. Harman
Edwin Ring
Kenneth Seim
Jerome Sorenson
H. Ketelle
Club Womer
H. Titt
Ed. F. Wilson
E. W. Feige
C. W. Habicht
C. S. Laughlin
J. Fuglsang
Rev. Lochridge
Garden Week Rally Promotes Home Garden Prizes
Huron residents join the Garden Week launch led by the Evening Huronite with Red Cross and school officials. Adults compete for 15 10 and 5 dollar prizes while students vie for 40 5 3 and 2 dollars. Gardens must meet minimum sizes and are judged mid June and early August for appearance cultivation and yield. A Red Cross seed program offers 250 packets.
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Red Cross
Adals
Huronite
A. J. Lang
Fair
American Red Cross
Evening Huronite
Mr Fair
Fake Chick Feed Sold As Cracked Wheat In South Dakota
State agriculture secretary L G Treth reports misbranded chick feed sold in two cases in South Dakota. One sample labeled wheat oats milo ki ffir actually 93 percent wheat and 7 percent cats, selling at 2 25 per hundred pounds. Another sample with wheat oats milo ki ffir millet contained 0 344 percent wheat and 61 4 percent oats, selling at 2 405 per hundred. Buyers urged to report to allow analysis.
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L. G. Treth
Aday
South Dakota
Troth
Agriculture Secretary
Department of Agriculture
Garden contest entry seeks garden space on vacant Huron lot
A reader from Huron requests help entering the Prom perity Garden contest and asks for a contact to arrange planting on a vacant lot. They offer a vacant lot and seek a suitable partner to cultivate a garden with official approval.
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Huron
Wagner Wins Union Backing For City Election
Dan Wagner received endorsement for reelection to the Huron city commission from the Central Labor Union at a meeting of union leaders led by president George EH Walker. He faces E C Hoskins in Tuesday's election as unions also announced support for several county and state candidates across parties.
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Dan Wagner
Huron City Commission
Central Labor Union
George EH. Walker
Wagner
E. C. Hoskins
Urdon
Tom Berry
Belvidere
Centre Labor Union
Berry
L. E. Corey
L. A. Bloodgood
E. C. McKenzie
Walter Eggers
Leo A. Teningy
HL. L. Hurley
L. B. Meyer
Anna Payson
Register of Deeds
Harold Markey
Guy Minium
Burton Culver
Terry McCullen
Jed Tobin
A. M. Fuller
Don Huntley
Walker
Hoover urges observance of National Better Homes Week
President Hoover today urged observance of National Better Homes Week. He cordially commend the better homes movement and urged all Americans to participate during the week beginning April 4.
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Washington
Hoover
Dates For Olympic Tryouts Set Across 15 Cities
The American Olympic Track and Field committee led by Joseph T. England of Baltimore approved 15 tryouts. The first event is scheduled for April 3 at the University of Tuscaloosa.
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New York
Joseph T. England
Baltimore
University of ‘Tuscalocas
Lions Convention Attendee Outlines Seven Commodities
In Aberdeen on April 23 Julius Wuerthner Great Falls Mont international director urged Lions to sell seven commodities to the public kindness joy appreciation fellowship tolerance optimism and service He was joined by Homer A HID Huron district governor as Lions clubs from Faith Eureka Leola Huron Oakes N BC Kiendale Ipswich attended the gathering.
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Pupils Visit Huron Businesses on Ree Heights Trip
A Ree Heights school group led by Mrs. Floyd visited Huron yesterday to tour several business institutions. The group included a stop at the Huron Publishing Company building as part of the bus tour.
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Ree Heights
Floyd
Huron
Huron Publishing Company
Lees Bourse
Measure of pledging assets to guard public funds deemed discriminatory
Judge Harald R. Hanley ruled the South Dakota law allowing banks to pledge general assets to secure public funds is economically unsound and discriminatory. The decision centered on Fall River County bank assets and the treatment of general creditors versus the public fund.
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Rapid City
Harald R. Hanley
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Fall River County
Edgemont
Hot Springs
Custer County
German Diet Elections Climax After Campaigns
Campaigns in Germany reach a peak as voters prepare for tomorrow's diet elections. The presidential race centered on Von Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler, while the diet contest features numerous parties and varied promises. Hitler leads the national socialists against Otto Braun of Prussia, with Bruening involved in Geneva talks.
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von Hindenburg
Adolph Hitler
Herr Hitler
Otto Braun
Prussia
Bruening
Geneva
Observance of Lieutenant Massie Trial Attempted
Honolulu report on April 23 details prosecutors attempt to circumven insanity defense for Lieutenant Thomas H. Massie. Clarence Darrow declined to participate as defense chief and Montgomery Winn questioned the necessity of psychiatric examination.
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Thomas H. Massie
John C. Kelley
Clarence Darrow
Joseph Kahahawal
Kelley
Navy
Montgomery Winn
Darrow
Massie
Township Is Again Free Of Tax Burden
CHICAGO April 23 William Koehler treasurer of Maine township says residents will not pay township tax in 1942 for the fourth consecutive year. Years ago Maine township levied a road tax to build roads and the state completed the roads. Three years ago auditors found surplus funds and officials spent it rather than levying taxes. The supply isn t gone yet.
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Chicago
William Koehler
Des Plaines
Maine Township
Young Citizens Meet In Beadle County U C L Convention
Beadle county Beadle county court house overflowed with Young Citizens league members for the annual county U C L convention in Huron. Paul K. Myers and Lee Bright welcomed attendees. Winners in essay and speaking contests read their pieces and a parade culminated in a staging of The Wishing Well at St Teresa school. About 50 participated in spelling contests. Beadle county delegates to the state convention were elected for Pierre May 9 10.
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Beadle County Court House
Citizens League
Huron
Paul K. Myers
Chamber of Commerce
Lee Bright
Huron College School of Music
Charleer Hinckley
Margaret Calvert
Washington
Oliver Mogck
Kelloga
St. Teresa
George G. Bell
Huron Jess High School
Mildred Roach
Huron Junior High
Harry Tscheller
Al+tepna township
Carl Wittenberger
Whiteside Township
Wan Fi
June Heilinger
Beadle County
Pierre
Mildred Clark
Clearfield Township
Anna Wipf
Lowa
Russll Danmier
Vailey Consolidated
Sthoul
Outline Allotment Plan At Capital
Washington April 23 The allotment plan of farm relief winning broad support in western wheat states was outlined today by Dean W L Wilson of the Montana State Agricultural College to agriculture department officials and leaders of the American Farm Bureau Federation and the National Grange. The plan aims to make the 42 cent tariff effective for wheat and was explained to Nils A Olsen chief of the Agriculture bureau of economies who will analyze it for Secretary Hyde. Wilson also discussed the plan with the Farm Board which will study it thoroughly before a definite opinion is given.
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Dean W. L. Wilson
Montana State Agriculture
Agriculture Department
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
Nils A. Olsen
Agriculture Bureau of Economies
Hyde
Wilson
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