Five Votes Cast for Farley by S D Delegation
During a Democratic roll call in Chicago on July 1 the Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin delegations voted for Roosevelt under the unit rule. Minnesota showed 21 for Roosevelt and 1 for Farley. South Dakota split with 3 for Roosevelt and 1 for Farley. Wisconsin gave 21 to Roosevelt and 3 to Garner.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Elmer J. Ryan
Second
Minnesota
Ray Meenan
Farley
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Garner
Chicago fisherfolk drown in Lake of the Woods tragedy
A Chicago fisherman died and two other Chicagoans with a Des Moines man were rescued after a fishing boat capsized on Lake of the Woods. Ray Romaine, 36, Des Moines, clung to the overturned craft all night. Frank Sijobic, 20, Chicago, swam to a buoy and was saved. William Haling, 35, Chicago, drowned. Rescue efforts spanned night into morning with Canadian patrol plane and US customs boat aiding search. Romaine was found clinging to the capsized boat six miles offshore at dawn.
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Sajobie
Shjobic
United States Customs
Public Enemy Doubled In Hay Fever Suffering Forefront
Public Enemy Doubl ed is blamed for widespread hay fever suffering and its alleged use in the manufacture of marijuana cigarettes.
Senator Burke To Bolt For Willkie
Senator Edward R Burke of Nebraska announced he would leave the Democratic party and back Wendell Willkie for the presidency. Once a Roosevelt supporter, Burke said the nation must maintain a two term limit and criticized a third term. He was defeated in his bid for renomination by Governor Cochran.
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Washington
Edward KR. Burke
Nebraska
Taday
Wendell L. Will ‘Sie
Roosevelt
Palis
Sensior Burke
RL. Cochran
U.S. Delegation Heads to Havana for Inter-American Conference
Secretary Hull leads a U S delegation from Miami to Havana for the second inter American conference. Plans for Pan American mandates are discussed as concerns rise over Nazi influence and possible Axis use of territories. The ten million dollar amendment program and policing measures abroad are on the agenda.
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New World
Countercs
Germany
Havana
Smilar
United States
US Delegation Signals Broad Agenda For Hemisphere Conference
The United States indicated it would omit sharp military questions from conference talks while pursuing general discussion of Latin American bases and economies. American funds aim to win full support from other republics against autarchic European methods, with uncertainty over a cartel plan to dispose of surplus hemispheric commodities.
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United States
Latin America
Europe
Rosseveaui
Miss Rankin Back In Political Race
Helena Montana July 18 Miss Jeannette Rankin of Missoula the first woman elected to Congress and former Rep Ferry J OConnell of Hamilton both seek political comebacks likely to face each other next November for Montana s first district seat Incomplete returns show Rankin leading Thorkelson for Republican nomination and OConnell edging Adair for Democratic nomination Thorkelson beat OConnell two years ago Unofficial precinct totals are listed for both districts with OConnell and Rankin leading in several areas The second district shows O Connor unopposed for Democratic renomination and Haines leading Ruffcorn for Republican nomination Wheeler Breeubourn and Carroll lead in various Republican Democratic contests Kathan Ayres Lamey Ford Hats worthner and Wuerther are noted among other Republican and Democratic contenders in different county tallies
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Helena
Mont
Jeannette Rankin
Missoula
Ferry J. O'Connell
Hamilton
Montana
Miss Rankin
Jaron Thorkelson
Butte
O'Connell
Hugh Adair
Flainess
James F. O'Connor
Melvin Hainess
Billings
William Rufhcorn
Glasgow
Holness
Ruffcarn
Eustos K. Wheeler
Genera Harrison J. Breelbourn
EB. K. Cheadle
Jr. Shelby
Jed L. Ray Carroll
Ayres
Roy E. Ayres
Arthur F. Lamey
Havre
Democratic State Central Committee
Ayers
Lamey
A. E. Kathan
Brady
Sam C. Ford
Helei
Ford
Charles Hatswirth
M. P. Moe
T. S. Stockdal
Julius Wuerthner
Great Falls
Dining Etiquette Says Hats Could Stay On
A 1st century note explains French table manners allowed men to keep hats on during meals unless offering a toast to health, when removal was required, reflecting evolving etiquette practices.
Pulitzer Prizes and Columbia University Bequest
The advisory board of the Columbia University School of Journalism administers annual prizes in journalism and letters funded by a bequest from Joseph Pulitzer. The Pulitzer Prizes recognize achievement across fields and sustain the legacy of the donor’s intent.
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Joseph Pulitzer
School of Journalism
St Columbia University
Patronage Surges at Ravine Lake. new lifeguards added
Ravine Lake drew more than 1,000 visitors amid 0 degree heat, doubling records. City Recreation Director Loftus Ward warned against trespassers entering via railway yards and urged use of north Fourth Street or Simmons Avenue routes. Lifeguard staff expanded to four with Charles Love returning, Raymond Anderson, Jack OBrien, and Love's Red Cross credentials. Red Cross swimming classes run daily 9 am to noon except Sundays, under Frank I. Binyon and a corps of instructors.
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Ravine Park Lake
Loftus H. Ward
Ward
C, & N, W. Railroad
North Fourth Street
Simmons Avenue
Red Cross
Charles Love
Raymond Anderson
Jack OO Brien
Anderson
Love
United States Navy
Walter
Ravine Lake
Purt Ward
Frank I. Binyon
Beadle County Redross
Swimmng
Powder Plant Contract Let To Boost Ammo Output
The War Department signed a 25 million dollar contract with E L DuPont for a smokeless powder plant in Louisville Kentucky. The federal plant will be built and operated by DuPont on a fixed fee and should yield about 60 million pounds yearly, more than doubling current output. Three additional plants are planned in the Midwest as defense buildup proceeds.
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Washington
War Department
Stimson
Congress
Louisville, Ky
E.L DuPont de Nemours and Company
DuPont
Army
Picatinny, N. J. Arsenal
Middle West
Roosevelt
Louisville
Grapevine Telegraph Origins in Civil War News
An explanation of the term grapevine telegraph tracing its Civil War roots as a method of conveying news by word of mouth and its continued importance in communities today.
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Chennai
Spain and Britain clash over Gibraltar amid war tensions
The report notes Franco’s demand that Gibraltar return to Spanish control and announces Britain’s air raids and the loss of the cargo ship City of Limerick. It also covers Roosevelt’s re nomination and Japan’s new cabinet line up with Tojo and Matsuoka. Chile condemns Franco’s regime as usurpers after Madrid cut ties.
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Honous
Japan
Fumimaro Konuye
Enmy
Far East
Yosuke Matsuoka
League of Nations
Eiki Tojo
City of Limerick
Spain
Generalissita
Francisco Franco
Britain
Gibraltar
Africa
Chile
Public Invited To Army Mess At State Fair Grounds
Captain John W. Spenster announces 109th Engineers Combat Huron's Company C will sponsor a four Nations Guard Day at the State Fair grounds on Thursday July 25. The local unit has no funds and seeks to start a fund to aid the boys with an extensive program and demonstration.
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Huron
109Th Engineers Combat
State Fair Grounds
John W. Spenster
Nouneed
Army tent encampment and events planned for town
An evening meal served from the army kitchen will open a planned town event at the State Fair grounds. An equipment exhibit, a kittenball game between Armouc's A's and the Texaco club, and a Sincon Municipal Band concert will follow, with tickets available at Myers Carpet or from the National Guard.
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Spensier
Armouc
A’s
Texaco
Sincon Municipal Band
State Fairgrounds
Myers Carpet
Frm
National Guard Company
Sponsler
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Willkie
U.S
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