Allied Leadership Shuffled For More Vigorous Fighting
Senate near final farm vote and parity fund approved increase in tax receipts cheer Senator Barkley. LaFollette failed to move appropriation. House labor board changes debated. Senate investigates wire tapping. parity fund advances then faces limits. Taft warns of inflation if economy not cut. tax receipts boost bets on no new taxes this session.
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Washington
War
Senate
Congress
House Labor Committee
Smith
Treasury
Barkley
Kentucky
House
Roosevelt
Flist
Taft
Republican
Ohio
Connady
Texas
Lee
Oklahoma
Bilbo
Messsing
Rep
Hotman
Michigan
Labor Board
Gurney
Bulow
Spring Fever Is Only State Of Mind
Philadelphia experts dismiss spring fever as myth says Dr Hobart Relimann of Jefferson Medical College. He explains the seasonal restlessness stems from warm weather inspiring thoughts of fishing and vacations while work keeps people confined.
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Claims
Philadelphia
Mar
Hobart A. Relimann
Jefferson Medical College
Votes Tally in Municipal Election Day Update
By 2:30 p.m a city tally reported 2743 votes with 1247 cast by noon in today’s municipal election. Mail ballots numbered 300 as Huronians vote on retaining the city manager form in operation since 1935. early figures compare to 1939 and 1934 records. See election page two.
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M. F. Walt
J.S. Tschetter
T. C. Young
Wednes
Thirteen Projects Form 1940 SDBA Agricultural Program
The 1940 program forms by the South Dakota Bankers Association committee on agriculture comprises thirteen projects covering Farm Bureau, Grasshopper control, drought and pest resistance, soil and land use, weed control, farm accounting, improved sires, animal disease control, poultry and turkey raising, small sheep on farms, pastures, and county livestock associations. Two resolutions were adopted urging chemurgy support and discouraging inferior vegetable spreads in favor of lard and butter.
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Committee On Agriculture of the
South Dakota Bankers Association
SDA
R M. de Puy
Brookings
Cheir- Taan
Four-H Clubs
Future Farmers of America
South Dakota
Northwest
Bea
FDR Confined With Swamp Fever Says White House
Washington dispatch reports President Franklin D Roosevelt was confined to a big room again today with a feverish condition described as swamp fever by Secretary Stephen Early. Roosevelt’s temperature rose to 99.4 degrees Fahrenheit this morning after a head cold delayed his recovery. officials downplay the illness, asserting he is in good shape and not in danger.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Stephen Basie
Stephen
Early
Hoosevelt
Bares
Germany
Baltic
North Sea
Admiralty
Scottish
Britain
Suit Island
Scapa Flow
England
Kingsley Wood
House’ of Commons
Tury F
London
Republicans in Huron group seeks gubernatorial candidate
South Dakota Republicans from Sioux Falls Yankton and the west river area opened a session in Huron to name a candidate to oppose Governor Harlan Bushfield in the spring primary. Flutie of Wessington Springs presided while Sharpe of Kennebec disavowed any candidacy and supported the current administration.
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South Dakota
Huron
Harlan Bushfield
Sioux Falls
Yankton
T. 1
Flutie
Wessington Springs
Big British Liners Leave on Wartime Missions
In Long Branch New Jersey the Queen Mary and Mauretania sailed warning of wartime duties with sealed orders. Both liners were camouflaged and stripped for troop transport while Queen Elizabeth and Normandie remained in New York.
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New York
Mar
Mauretania
Marine
Australia
Near East
France
Britain
Halifax
Boston
Queen Mary
Antonia
England
Westfall Returned to Huron From North Dakota
Harry Westfall arrived in Huron from Minot North Dakota on Wednesday afternoon. Barry Westfall a 27 year old farm worker is not yet arraigned. State's Attorney Tom H Luby says several preliminary matters will delay arraignment. Westfall was sought since August 1938 when he allegedly assaulted his bride of two weeks leaving her in critical condition. He is represented by Rous W Rada Minot. Westfall was brought to Huron by Sheriff John Boyle from North Dakota after arrest near Sheyenne. Sheriff Boyle was accompanied by Harold W Markey and Marion Thompson. Westfall is jailed in Beadle County. Extradition was waived after initial hesitation.
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Huron
North Dakota
Barry Westfall
Tom H. Luby
Desclarer Westfall
Rous W.rada
Minot
John Boyle
North
Dakota
Westfall
Sheyenne
N. D
Jin
Harold W. Markey
Marion Thompson
West
Beadle County
South Dakota
O Huron
Reynaud Forms War Cabinet in France Amid Crises
Paris reports Paul Reynaud formed a broad coalition cabinet to replace Daladier’s resigned ministry, naming himself foreign minister and including three radicals. He established a war committee and an economic council, with Daladier’s faction prominent, while Rightist groups withheld support. The move aims to bolster France for intensified war efforts against Germany as Parliament prepares further actions.
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Paris
Paul Reynard
France
Edouard Daladier
Daladier
National
Germany
Senate
Reynaud
Himself
Chautemps
Georges Mandel
Lamoureaux
Britain
Lamoureux
Albert Lebrun
Premier Daladier
Ariety
Laranti Can
Aligl
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Wisconsin Progressive
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Bharpe
Kennebec
Sharpe
Tog
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Wessington
Flite
Bushfeld
Mumford
Howard
State of Regents
Neve
House of Representatives
State Senate
Bermuda
Long Branch
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Coast Guard
Harry Westfall
Luby
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Noccabinet Bigwigs
John Simon
Samuel Hoare
Geoffrey Mander
Commons
Leslis Burgin
Mander
Air
Shetland Islands
Undia
Goverment
Royal Commission
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