Parties Spending Four Times as Fast This Year
Washington March 18 The 1936 campaign shows both parties spending about four times faster than in 1932 Republicans raise funds more quickly while Democrats report slower receipts First two months of 1936 Democrats 49000 Republicans 267000 donations and expenditures rise with Democrats 322410 Republicans 163000 Analysts note shift to dinners and Jackson Day events and new fund raising plans as Roosevelt speech looms Congressional and party figures discuss looming nominations and regional efforts to mobilize support during the season
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Baltimere
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James M. Curley
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Landon
Curley
Alice Landon
Kansas
Hoover
Coveland
Republican Natin Committee
Katharine Kennedy Brown
Harrison E. Spangler
Radio Features Showcase Crime Solution Panel
A March 26 WSZ NBC broadcast features Tom Lee Brown of Chicago real estate and Maj. Gen. John F. O'Ryan joining Sanford Bates and Dr. Henry Pratt Fairchild to discuss solving the crime problem. Local schedules list varied programs across stations with musical and dramatic offerings.
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CPHA
Tom Lee Brown
Chicago
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Tovm
John F. O'Ryan
Sanford Bates
Henry Pratt Fairchild
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UGK
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WEAF
Grover Cleveland
SEC
Ezra
Fred Allen
Phil Lavant
Wabc-Cebs
Kace Smith
Cave Alcade of
Americas
Burris
Seeding Begins in Potter County This Spring
Potter County starts seeding with Carl Croning and Jon Mark among early planters. Croning seeded wheat on Thursday and Saturday, while Mark totals about 40 acres plowed. Weather by A L Toomey notes about one inch of moisture this year, aiding early farming.
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Potter Gettysburg
Potter County
Cacl Créning
Gettysburg
Cramin
Jon Mark
Carl Croning
A. L. Toomey
Business Rooms At Lake Preston Store Space Refilled
LAKE PRESTON March 13 Special business here quickens with spring. Lyle Halverson buys the Witte Hardware building and will move in after renovation to expand the Ideal Lunch. R. A. Johnston sells the Gamble store to Henry Poppin of Del Smet who will take charge. Johnston moves to Arizona for health reasons and the town hopes a new grocery occupies the former Ideal Lunch site. Rents rise as all town buildings fill and houses remain scarce. Farmers look forward to moisture and a brighter fiscal scene.
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Lyle Halverson
Ideal Lunch
Witte Hardware
Ampute Reo
R. A. Johnston
Gamble
Henry Poppin
del Smet
Popsin
Murdo
Mrr. Johnston
Arizona
Tdeal
Debits Rise in January and February 1996 Across SD Cities
Debits to accounts show a rise in January and February 1996 versus the same period in 1935. February totals reached 12.1 million dollars, led by Sioux Falls at 12.247 million and Aberdeen at 4.842 million, with Rapid City at 2.314 million and Mitchell at 1.0 million. Other cities listed include Brookings 776 thousand, Yankton 1.252 million, Watertown 1.661 million, and Lead 1.409 million.
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Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Mitchel
Huron
South Dakota
Ninth Federal Reserve Bank
Brookings
Yankton
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Lead
Legion Post Adds 105 Members Here
William Heaves Post of the American Legion reports 105 new members after a radio address by Lea A. Tommey and Ray Murphy. The surge brings total to 201, 67 more than last year, with Sheriff Joe Reilly and Chandos Royer cited for recruiting. Golden Gloves regional boxing tournament discussed for March 25.
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William Heaves
American Legion
Lea A. Tommey
Ray Murphy
the Grove
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Joe Reilly
H. B. Adams
Chandos Royer
William Weler
Marsin
Pastor Installed at American Gutheria Church in De Smet
The Rev. O L Leverson was installed as pastor of the American Gutheria Church in De Smet on a Sunday service. Rev H Solum of Sioux Falls, president of the South Dakota district, officiated. The new pastor arrived from Rolls to succeed Rev 4 E Borgen, now at Beresford.
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O. L. Leverson
H Solum
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Rolls
N. D
4. E. Borgen
Beresford
Clamp Down on NHA Racketeers in Midwest Areas
SLOUX FALLS March 18 Racketeers confidence men embezzlers and impersonators of federal officers preying on the National Housing Act are facing sixteen arrests in several states including Texas Michigan Illinois New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania. Federal Housing Administration director Guy H Harvey says indictments are pending and violators face penitentiary terms and fines. Violations include conspiracy impersonation embezzlement and obstruction of agency operation with most cases in metropolitan areas.
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Ilinois
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Tam
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South Dakota
News Behind The News Continued Analysis On Politics
The piece discusses Borah's campaign signals and GOP concerns, noting whispers of dimissed speeches and rough handling fears. It surveys polls skepticism, the Kelly Nash machine’s influence, and midwest business mood while detailing shifting leadership and economic strain in 1920s society.
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Kelly-Nash Organization
Kelly-Nash
Tucnan
Rural Radio Shortages Tilt Midwest Political Gains
Nebraska farm journals report farmers east of the Mississippi lack working radios and battery issues hinder communication. Republican organizers plan sound trucks from Chicago to canvass the belt while Landon leaders seek Illinois support and resist New Deal policies amid a fluctuating gubernatorial landscape.
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Mississippi
Long. J
Mayor Hoan Wins In Primary Test
Milwaukee voters backed Socialist Mayor Hoan in a city primary, with Hoan drawing 64,964 votes while four challengers combined for 68,889. Unofficial results from 997 precincts showed Anan 64,064 Shimera 60,507 Schaefer 26 Werkmeister 4,840. Nonpartisans hailed the shift as Hoan’s sustained support compared with 1982.
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Joseph J. Shinners
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Haan
Miller Glee Clubs To Stage Operetta Harmony Hall
Miller High School glee clubs present Harmony Hall a satirical operetta at Miller Auditorium on Friday evening March 20 leading roles are Chet Hiatt James Devine Bill Thomas Grace Beadlex Rog er Engleman Ruth Caxebread and Heryl Haverstock in the cast.
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Miller Auditorium
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James Devine
Bill Thomas
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Roger Engleman
Ruth Caxebread
Heryl Haverstock
Carving Genius Miller Display Shown by Deuter
An eight foot hand carved chain with a hook and ring was displayed by Frank Deuter, an early community settler, crafted from a pint board. The item, small enough to fit a cigar box, reflects notable local handcraft in a March 18 feature. In Munich, Dreiser is blocked from being read by law.
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Frank Deuter
Deuter
Ripley Named Exalted Ruler of Huron Elks Lodge
Frank H. Ripley was elected exalted ruler of the Huron Elks Lodge, to replace J. Staley Colton who served as head for the past year. AR Robinson retires from the board after 13 years and is honored with a rising vote of appreciation as Colton is named trustee for a five year term. The lodge plans an Aberdeen homecoming train run with Sioux Falls line joining.
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Rosy Matson
A. B P. Stowell
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Feige Reelected President of Canova Commercial Club
Dr Carl A Feige was reelected president of the Canova Commercial Club for the coming year at the adjourned annual meeting in the Legion Hall Dean C Trippter was named secretary and A C Wilson treasurer F W Stephens elected vice president Henry Lueth chairs the membership committee HL Boecker heads the entertainment committee A baseball committee was appointed Jack Svid Frank Dold and Bean C Trippler plans set for a town team and a Sumier team The baseball diamond moves to the new Clough Park Rev S J Vernon spoke on England’s postwar conditions Ladi es Aid served a dinner prior to the meeting
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Frank Dold
Bean C. Trippler
Clough Park
S.J. Vernon
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England
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Ladies Aid
Venizelos and Greece in Revolt and Exile 1935
A historical account traces Eleutherios Venizelos leading a 10 day civil conflict in Greece during March 1935 against a royalist cabinet. It notes Plastiras's rebel forces, Venizelos fleeing to Rhodes under Italian flag, and later exile in Naples. The piece records his multiple premierships, heart attack during debate, and eventual political withdrawal and later returns. It also covers his birth in Crete in 1864, early leadership in the Cretan uprising, assassinations attempts, and marriages including Helene Schilizzi.
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