Unpredictable Labor Power Shapes Eastern Primaries
By William S. White New York March 14 Organized labor tests regular parties in New York and Pennsylvania as 1938 primaries approach. In Pennsylvania May 17 Governor Kennedy backs CIO aligned Mine Union while party leaders oppose him. Senator Guffey departs, backing labor favorite. In New York labor influence unsettles Tammany and GOP, with Lehman possible fourth term while Pinchot and James vie for governor.
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William S. White
New York
Mar
Pennsylvania
John. L. Lewis
CIO
American Labor Party
Cied
New York State
Roosevelt
Thomas Kennedy
Lewis Cio
James J. Davis
G. Mason Owlett
Gifford Pinchot
Superior Court
Arthur H. James Labor
Tammany
American Laborites
New York City
Dumoocrats
Herbert H. Lehman
Gubernatorial Possibilities Mentioned In Republican Field
Among Republicans, Bruce Barton and young Thomas E. B. Dewey are the familiar "widely mentioned" gubernatorial possibilities, though the field remains open beyond them as immediate state concerns are discussed.
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Bruce Barton
Thomas EB. Dewey
Manhattan
Rural Pupils to Meet for Contests in Bancroft Hall
Rural pupils and teachers from LeSueur Township schools will gather for an all day session March 22 at Bancroft Community Hall. Activities include Young Citizens League meeting, spelling contests, county chorus practice, and school elimination rounds in spelling, recitation, and essays with winners advancing next Tuesday.
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Bancruiy
Oat
LeSueue Township
Osecala
Engelking
Halverset
Dirk Jsen
Bancroft
Young Citizens’ League
Eva McDonald Heads PEO Chapter in Highmore
Mrs Eva McDonald named president of PEO Chapter T at Highmore regular meeting Monday evening. Gertrude Matteson is vice president Kathryn Jordan recording secretary Gertrude Ray treasurer and Elsie Webb chaplain. Delegates to state convention May 20 27 98 at Gregory were chosen. Meeting at Mrs Shreve Van Camps home included a 6 30 dinner.
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Eva McDonald
Highmore
Mar
Gertrude Matteson
Kathryn Jordan
Gertrude Ray
Notjii2 Sussex
Elsie ‘Webb
Buin
Gregory
Larse
Delest
McDonald
Mutte
Laura Rysa Altere Nite
Webb
Shreve van Camp
Miller Peo
Miller, Mar
AWE
P. Be.o
Ihs
Earl Kindred
Russell Bard
A. J. Jamieson
E. Q. Beck
Albert Shaw
A. C. Suhreecer
School Musicians To Entertain Highmore Clubwomen
The Highmore Women’s Club will host a Friday afternoon program at the high school gymnasium on March 13. The music department presents the girls’ glee club, mixed chorus, and band with faculty soloists and quartets. The event runs 3:18 to 4:00 pm, followed by a Silver Tea hosted by the club ladies.
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Highmore
Mar
High School
Forestburg
Wessington Springs
Irene Fouberg
Betty McCormick
Mary Jo Morse
Russell Aker
Donald Farnam
Billie McCorms
Alfred Briggs
Hel Starr
Irene Foubers
Leonard Barstead
Boss
Home Demonstrators To Hold County Meet
Miller special report notes that home demonstrators will hold a county council in Miller on Friday afternoon at 1 30 in the Legion Room of the city auditorium. Miss Nora M. Hott, state home demonstration leader from Brookings, will attend. Plans include county achievement day and next year’s program.
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Miller
Mar
Legion Room
Nora M. Hott
Brookings
Plan Stock Water Dams and Dugouts in 1938
The Huron Soil Conservation Service Camp reports about thirty stock water structures to be planned for 1938 by local farmers to aid erosion control and moisture conservation. Dugouts and small dams will enable controlled grazing, prevent overgrazing, and spread surplus water onto grassland after runoff fills the ponds.
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Huron Soil Conservation Service
Elvin C. Bjorklund
Diversion dike boosts storage and grass irrigation
Bjorklund explains the diversion dike will raise storage depth by about two feet and may flood area above the structure. An average spreader system could cover 2 to 10 acres of grass while the dus out would supply water for stock on 60 to 1100 acres of pasture. In another note, a South Dakota attorney general opinion says a candidate may pledge to operate without a deputy without affecting eligibility.
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Bjorklund
Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
Attorney General
Paul F. Burke
Mil
Mrs Keck Supervises Lake Preston Sunday Service
Mrs W S Keck of Huron preached at Congregational Church in Lake Preston as Rev H C Snell was away conducting meetings west of the river. She was accompanied by Allan Ovian of Huron. Mil dred Merrit of Agar visited her father over the weekend.
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Turton
Mar
Cloutier
Wesley Cloutier
John Marrow
Ardis Lou
Wasley
Colcord
Langford
Bernare Keprers
Phillip Barrie
Walter Becker
Delia Mannie
Wesley
Phyllis
Father Blunt
Mer
Miga Mildred Merrit
Agar
Lois Birthday Celebration At Lee Willie's Home
Lee Willie hosted a Sunday evening gathering for several youths to celebrate Lois birthday. After games and contests, refreshments were served highlighting a festive neighborhood party.
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Frankfort
Mar
Lee Willie
Lois
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Per Buch
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Wisconsin
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Huron
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Frankfort School
Cooper
Aberdeent
Protecta Pastures
Folgers Coffee
Folgers Coffe
Kraft
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Ray
Conneil Oak
Council Oak
Council Gale
Council Gate
Robb Ross
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Graham Crackers
Manchester
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