Look To Illinois And Wisconsin Votes For Trend In Lake States
Illinois and Wisconsin primaries will signal political mood in the Lake States with 100 electoral votes at stake. Vandenberg and Taft lead Republicans while McNutt eyes Democrats if Roosevelt declines. Wisconsin and Illinois delegates are pledged not bound. Ohio and Michigan delegates to be decided with varied party strategies.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
Robert A. Taft
Paul V. McNutt
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Julius P. Heil
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Chiezza Democratic Organization
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Krehm Concert Closes Series At Huron Association
Ida Krehm, Toronto born pianist and award winner, will close the Huron Concert Association series with a Friday performance at 8 30 p m in the American Lutheran Church. The program time was moved from 8 15 to 2 30 to allow Methodist meeting attendees to arrive.
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Naumburg Foundation
National Federation of Music Clubs
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Toronto
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Methodist
Funeral Tomorrow for James Marlin
Funeral services for James Marlin of 675 Nebraska Avenue Southwest will be held at Kinyon Chapel Wednesday at 2 30 in the afternoon. Eber A V Rhodes of the Seventh Day Adventist Church of Watertown will preside. Burial will follow in the family lot in Ideal Cemetery. Pallbearers include John Ring Andrew Martin Geoten Deeg Gwen Wix Joe H Welkanan and Ger am.
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Kinyon Chapel
Eber A. V. Rhodes
Seventh Day Adventist Church of Watertown
Ideal Cometeer
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Andrew Martin
Geoten Deeg
Gwen Wix
Joe H. Welknan
Geram
City Briefs Update From Watertown to Huron
Watertown resident Mrs. W R Lambert returned home after visiting her brother C E Arnold with granddaughter Dolores Lambert. Mrs. H B Tysell and party travel to Redfield for Eastern Star visit as she plans the official visit. Mr Tysell to Britton. Edith Smith visits Brookings friends for weekend. Birth announced for Art Gordon and wife of Minneapolis. Gordon formerly Ann Bloomberg of Huron. Arnold Garner’s daughter born at Huron Chink weighing eight pounds two ounces. Malcom E B Ronald of Mitchell in Huron en route to Pierre for business.
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Eastern Star
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Britton
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Brookings
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Art Gordon
Minneapolis
Earl
Kiel Bros., Inc
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Arnold Garner
Dakota Avenue North
Huron Chink
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Ronald
Mitchel
Huron
Pierre
Investigation Notes on Police Chief and Revaluation Debate
The commission discusses police department judgment errors and personnel concerns tied to Chief Nelson and Dr. Tschetter, noting no proven corruption while urging executive action. It also defends last year's real property revaluation, acknowledging faults but affirming it as the fairest starting point and promising corrections at the upcoming Board of Equalization.
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Nelson
Huron
Minnesota
Rapid City
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
Joy
Board of Equalization
Battle Skies Clear For Action Over Nazi North Sea Coastline
War in the air reports clear skies over the German North Sea coast as British bombers raid Nazi naval bases and mine-sowing operations resume. The text notes demilitarization progress under the Versailles framework allowing spring operations.
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City Council Discusses Tax Board and City Car Policy
The board of equalization and city officials debate property assessment fairness and the handling of privately owned cars used for city work. They note inequalities inevitable in assessments and consider moving to individualized treatment, while reviewing costs, bonds, and potential service reductions.
Weather and regional forecast summary for Midwest and Dakotas
Partly cloudy conditions with light snow flurries tonight into Wednesday. Temperatures mostly steady with no significant change expected across South Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Huron region. Forecasts include wind and temperature ranges based on local readings and time of day.
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Iowa
Weather report highlights city conditions and precipitation
Snapshot of conditions across South Dakota with Rapid City snowing and low temperatures in Pierre and Huron cloudy in Pierre. Reports show varied precipitation amounts in Huron Lemmon Sioux Falls Brookings Mitchel Watertown Yanketon Aberdeen Rapid City and others.
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Tam
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Huron
Rapid City
George Bickelhaupt Named Publisher of Minneapolis Tribune
George K. Bickelhaupt, longtime vice president and general manager of the Minneapolis Tribune, is elevated to publisher as part of executive changes following the death of Frederick E. Murphy. Charles K. Blandin becomes vice president and William J. McNally serves as vice president and general manager with Blandin Paper Co. backing.
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Beadle County Surplus Food Distribution Planned This Week
Beadle County allocates federal surplus commodities for March with a four day distribution from Wednesday to Saturday. P. E. Bittner, commodity supervisor, says the Huron area will receive supplies using an alphabetical method from A to G on Wednesday, H to M on Thursday, and N to Z on Friday and Saturday. Eligible residents should bring their own containers.
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Beadle County
P. E. Bittner
Bittner
Huron
South Dakota Farmers Benefit From 1939 Corn Loans
State AAA reports 1939 corn loans total 9,946 with $4,285,166.59 secured by 7,948,860 bushels sealed in granaries and cribs. The program exceeds 1938 results, adding farmer income and aiding open market prices. More than 2,000,000 bushels sealed and over $1,000,000 more in receipts than last year.
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AAA
South Dakota
Farmers Face Loan Maturity Rules Under AAA Program
The State AAA Office says loans on 1939 stored wheat mature by April 30 1940 with options to extend or repay plus charges. Wheat stored in warehouses must be liquidated by May 1 1940 or CCC takes receipts. A 1928 wheat loan matures March 31 1940 and may be repaid or delivered to CCC. Officials expect little wheat to go to CCC since market prices allow loan repayment.
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State Aaa
Commodity Credit Corporation
AAA
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