Royal Neighbors of America Meet at Wessington
The Royal Neighbors of America district meeting convened in Wessington at 2 PM with Mrs. Minnie Stobbs presiding. Attendees included state supervisor Mrs. Belle Zepp and district deputy Mrs. Anna Huddleston, with reports, entertainment, and a midnight lunch.
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Minnie Stobbs
Ninth District
South Dakota
Royal Weighbors of America
Wessington
Welsington
Ivy
Orcer
Stobbs
Ly Camp
Miller
Ree Heights
Eva DeHaven
Wolsey
Brother Edwin Lindow Dies Near Little Falls
Mrs. Andrew Hultman of Wessington received word that her brother Edwin Lindow died June 12 near Little Falls Minnesota. He is survived by his widow and two siblings, Mrs. Andrew Hultman of Wessington and Ernest Lindow of Manchester. He had previously lived around Huron for several years running a dairy business.
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Wessington
Andrew Hultman
Edwin Lindow
Little Falls
Mina
Ernest Lindow
Manchester
Litle Falls
Huron
Mrs. Mary Healy Dies in Sioux Falls After Stroke
Mary M. Healy of Sioux Falls died Wednesday after a stroke. A resident here about 25 years ago she lived on California Avenue and belonged to the Royal Neighbor lodge. Friends in Huron were informed of the death.
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Mary Healy
Sioux Falls
Huron
Mary M. Healy
California Avenue
Platform major planks outline Democratic economic aims
The platform lists priorities including sound currency, reduced government spending, income taxes based on ability to pay, and true neutrality in foreign policy. It pledges farm relief, rural electrification, cheap power, housing, labor rights, anti trust enforcement, and public works with prevailing wages.
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Army of
Roosevelt Planned Speech Before Democratic National Convention
President Roosevelt prepared a brief acceptance speech and planned a trip to Philadelphia for the convention finale. He would depart Washington late tomorrow, speak at Eyde Park, then return to the White House with bills already signed, including wage and hour measures and immigration provisions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Franklin
Robinson
New York State
Walsh- Healey
No Landon Talks Planned By Smith
New York June 28 Alfred E. Smith remains silent on future campaigns but close associates say he does not plan to campaign for Alf M. Landon. He views his duty as done after voicing anti New Deal views and his stance will be passive rather than active for Roosevelt’s reelection. Any future speeches would target an independent Democrat opposing the New Deal rather than supporting Landon Knox.
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New York
Alfred EB. Smith
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Landon-Knox
Notable Statutes and Global Education Figures Cited
The text notes taking an oath before a proper officer under a new statute. It mentions gunpowder’s long prehistory before sporting firearms became common. It also states the United States has 21,000,000 public school pupils, the highest worldwide.
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United States
Franklin D Roosevelt Praised By Mack On Campaign Tone
Mack discusses FDR in rousing Convention rhetoric praising inspired leadership. He accuses financial interests of causing the depression and warns that wealth influence over government is waning under the current administration amid talks of reforms and social security.
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Mack
Jad
Wilentz Active At Democratic Convention in Philadelphia
New Jersey Attorney General David T. Wilentz a key figure at the Democratic gathering in Philadelphia. He advocates a law enforcement platform while engaging with Col. Edward H. Kelly the state chairman, in a relaxed moment during the event.
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David T. Wilentz
New Jersey
Bruno Hauptmann
Philadelphia
Hera Heig Suen
Jolt
Col
Edward H. Kelly
Passage of power to the people on New Deal era tests
A speaker argues that New Deal measures show control has moved from elites to the people. He warns the danger of returning governance to a small group whose abuses caused trouble and calls readiness for the decisive moment as the president’s fame rises.
Roosevelt Era Convention Reforms Mark Nominating Change
A party convention ends with adoption of a new representation basis for 1940, replacing the two thirds rule. Delegates approve platform amid cheers. tense moments as a few protest banners are removed. No minority report materializes. changes favor Democratic strength and population basis for states.
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Johny Mance Garner
Franklin Field
Run Mammoth
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Harding
al Smith
Indi
Cotton Ed" Smith
South Carolina
Holt
Joe Ro Hinson
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Robert Wagnes Ji
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Townsend
Giscord
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Bennett Clark
Brasant
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Virginia
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North Carolina
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Utah
Alabama
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