Heflin to Run as Independent After Primary Exclusion
Montgomery Ala Dec 11 The state executive committee barred candidates who did not back the party nominee from the 1936 primary. Senator Heflin and Birmingham attorney John A Locke say they will run. Locke calls the 21 dissenting members progressive Democrats and plans a Birmingham statewide meeting on Dec 20 to finalize their race. County offices qualification remains with county committees.
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Britton Leader Outlines Rail Line Plan
headed by W. M. Jabiig of Britton the report said plans call for construction to start next spring with a line from Isabel to Strool to be completed within a year. This line would connect Glad Valley Coal Springs Meadow and Bison.
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Huron High Debates Big Eight Opponents Named
Huron High announces Big Eight debate pairings with Watertown and Sioux Falls facing the affirmative and negative teams. Mitchell and Yankton meet Huron in Aberdeen. dates still undecided. Negative team members are Aurel Ashmun and Robert Wagner. affirmatives Ruth Lowe and Bernice Bowers. The squad lists 12 members. coach D. C. Reutter may trim to eight or nine.
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Ruth Lowe
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Mercedes Johns
Alberta Lialversen
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Bernice Howard
George Haskell
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D. C. Reutter
Survey Railway For West River Connection to Belle Fourche
Aberdeen Dec 17. Right of way for a new railroad planned to connect Isabel with Stroot and extend to Belle Fourche is being surveyed at Bison. Property for the line is being purchased by a new company, aiming to open much of northwestern South Dakota to railway transportation.
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Tax Reduction Bill Is Signed In Washington
President Hoover signed a joint congressional resolution enacting a 1 percent tax cut for individuals and corporations for next year. The ceremony was brief with aides George Akergon and Lawrence Richey present and Mellon approving at the Treasury.
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George Akergon
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Western Independents Vote Split in Senate Debate
The passage shows support from Republican and Democratic leaders while a number of Western Independents oppose the measure in the Senate.
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Mary Fatson
Eddie Cantor
Helen Morgan
Rudy Vallee
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