Bushfield Wins Hand County Primary By Wide Margin
Harlan J. Bushfield leads in Hand County with a majority exceeding 1,000 votes as results show him ahead of Blaine Sarons in the Republican gubernatorial race. Tom Berry edges in the U.S. Senate bid, Emil Lomke tops the Democratic Congressional race, and Chan Gurney sweeps the Republican U S Senate nomination amid county contests for sheriff, auditor, and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Senate
Hildabrandt
Hitchcock
Voters In Pierre Sign Away Lives
In Pierre on May 4 twenty five registrants at a precinct unknowingly signed a form meant to certify deceased or moved voters. The misprinted blank bore the line I certify that the following persons are deceased or have moved away. One alert voter noticed the error when asked to sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Berry Fesheim Win In Jerauld County Primary
May 4 Wellington Springs Special voters report complete returns from Jerauld County. Democratic U S Senate Berry 470 Hitchcock 91 Hildebrandt 127. Republican Danforth 52 Jensen 42 Gurney 409. Governor Fosheier 408 Peterson 240 Bush Held 548 Simons 395. Sheriff Schwartz 64 Wheeler 64 Wahl 5 Kintfer 296. Superintendent Clyde Fite led with 843. Jackson 408. Hyether 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Springs
Tom Berry
Oscar Feshein
Endl Loriky
Harlan J. Bushfeld
Leslie Jensen
Jeraull
Democratc Ballou
U. S. Senate
Berry
Hitchcock
Hildebrandt
Congress Bennett
Sherburne
Loriks
Slinato
Chaussee
Nick
Gurney
Bush
Simons
Larson
Sims
Sherif Picharda
Henmelman
Schryer
Stove
Danforth Backs Chan Gurney Against New Deal
Danforth of Sioux Falls, after losing the Republican U S Senate primary, endorses Chan Gurney of Yankton for the November general election. He cites opposition to the New Deal and notes alignment on national issues, stressing that unity matters more than personal victory. He plans to retire from the press after the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deat
Grace
Logan
Tassan
Gurney
Nickisch Concedes Nomination To Loriks In First District
Mayar Nathaniel Nickisch of Bawdle congratulates Emil Loriks on securing the nomination and thanks voters who supported him. He says the Democratic party's success rests on voter leadership, trusts the ticket will win in the fall, and urges unity from now to November for Roosevelt’s humanitarian program. Ancient sheep theme appears as stray text without relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bawvle
Mayar
Nathaniel Nickisch
Bawdle
Emil Loriks
Democratic Party
Nickisch
Mauw
Franklin Deane Roosevelt
Bushfield Leads Faulk County Primary Returns Incomplete
Faulkton May 4 Special Harlan J Bushfield topped major party candidates in Faulk County as partial results from Tuesday's primary show Bushfield ahead of Blaine Simons in the GOP governor race. Gurney leads the Republican Senate field, Loriks wins Congress, and Democratic contests show Berry and Fosheim leading in their respective races.
Gurney Concedes Victory In South Dakota Senate Race
YANKTON May 4 Chan Gurney acknowledged a victory after receiving a telegraph from Governor Leslie Jensen. Gurney expressed gratitude and pledged support in the fall campaign, praising a united Republican front and belief in national reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Chan Gurney
Yankton
Leslie Jensen
Pierre
Gurnay
Chan Gumey
Sour Dakaty
United States
South Dakota
United States of America
Roosevelt Nomination Drama Deepens In South Dakota Race
The article notes Senator Hitchcock trailing in a three-way Democratic contest for the nomination as former Governor Tom Berry leads with a 22,000 plurality from 1,468 of 1,957 precincts. Republican Chandler Gurney stays ahead in the Senate race as governor contenders vie in South Dakota. Alabama and Indiana contests show incumbents and the drive for runoffs and delegate selections ahead of June conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hitchsock
South Dakota
Tom Berry
Berry
Fred Hildebrandt
Hitchcock
Ji Chandler Gurney
Nom
Leslie Jonsen
South
Dakota
Harlan Jr. Bushfield
Oxcar Foxheim
Alabama
Frank M. Dixon
Birmingham
Ayster
Chauncy Sparks
Eufaula
R J. Goode
Gastonburg
House
Florida
South Dakan
Inediana
Wee
Virginia Jenckes
Indiana
Bankhead
Joe Starnes
Thomas J. Heflin
Berry Angles For Republican Votes
Belvidere May 4. Former Governor Tom Berry led in the Democratic cen a Hoa contest and issued thanks for primary support. He promises an open campaign in November with no unfair tactics and invites Republican moral support this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Belvidere
Tom Berry
E¢Na- Hoa
College Choir Presents Victor Herbert Babette
Haron College Choir of fifty voiced a costumed production of Victor Herbert Babette in the college auditorium. Charlotte Dugsdale led as Babette with strong support from Harold Studec Marcel Kenneth Knapp and others. Ward directed with Mrs Howe praised for dance numbers and the Elks chorus added two vocal pieces to close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett L. Jones
Haron College
Victor Herbert
Huron
Loftus H. Ward
College School of Music
Belgium
Philip II
Spain
Netherlands
France
Charlotte Dugdale
Charlotte Dugsdale
Babette
Harold Studec
Mandrapon
Marcel
Kenneth Knapp
Bis
Algwi
Jain Lynch
van Tympel
Glocksmaker
Melvin Costain
Ballizos
Elizabeth Haynes
Vitetta
Rollyn
Moseyon
Gail Hildenberg
Gunman
Harold von Heuvelen
Captain Walther
Village Girls
Margot
Olga Hohm
Greta
Helen Prickett
Joan
Margaret Va Voorhis
Theresa
Lota Stobbs
Katrina
Emma Lou Tripp
Clockmaker's
Jan
Robert Jones
Quentin
Frnnk Kinyon
Wuac Sherburn
Gaston
Viela Tidemann
Betty Martin
Roberta Newton
Macel Eggleston
Byrne Anderson
Jeannette Noel
Mary Walker
Ida Schumacher
Frances Corwin
Lyle Schuelke
Robert Hin
Joe Rogers
Frank Tietge
Carl Linnett
Donald Burg
Floyd Ulrich
Eric Sundquist
Mile
de la Motte
Verda Rauch
de Rohan
Julia Slouber
Count de Courville
Cuet Trautmann
Duc de St. Michel
Joseph Slouber
Edwin C. Howe
Wied
Truce Sought in Methodist Merger Controversy
In Birmingham on May 4 lay members opposing unification of the northern and southern Methodist branches announced a truce pending a judicial council decision. They hinted at civil court action if the merger, approved by the Methodist Episcopal Church South, stands. The North and Protestant branches have also sanctioned the move, with plans to finalize union machinery over about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Methodism
Judiciary Councion
Methodist, Episcopal Church South
Icadera
Judicial Council
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Protestant
Berry Carries Spink Heavily In Senate Bid Race
REDFIELD May 4 Special Tom Berry's comeback strengthens his bid for the Democratic U S Senate nomination in Spink County with 48 precincts counted. Berry 807 votes, Hildebrandt 448, Hitchcock 148. Emil Loriks led the Democratic congressional contest with 582 votes, Bennet 408, Sherburne 283. Fesheim's governor lead grew to 884 549. Gurney strong in Senate race with Hil to 857 over Jensen. Republican guber winner Buschfield leads Blaine Simons. County races show Finnerty sheriff and Olding deeds, Beckman state attorney, Mueller Wallar Johnson delegates, Taylor Benson judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Tom Berry
U. S. Senate
Spink County
Berry
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Herbert &. Hitchcock
Emil Loriks
Arthur Bennet
Eva’ Sherburne
Mark W. Sheafe
Nathaniel Nickiselt
WL. Chaussee
Fesheim
Oscars Fesheim
Mancel W. Peterson
Rovernor
Chan Gurney
Leslie Jensen
George J. Danforth
Paul EB
Bellamy
Harlin J. Bushfield
Blaine Simons
Benson
Charles P. Warren
Isaiah O. Hapaen
Frank R. Fisher
Hyde Named Ireland's President by Acclamation
Dr. Douglas Hyde, bushy mustached historian and retired professor, was elected president of Ireland by acclamation at the Rev érement buildings with representatives of the former Irish Free State parties present. Prime Minister Eamon De Valera honored the 78 year old Protestant head of the Catholic state after Hyde accepted invitations from Fianna Fail and Fine Gael to lead the new government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
Douglas Hyde
Ireland
Irish Free State
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fail
Fine Guys
Peterson Urges Fosheim Support
In Waybay South Dakota on May 4 Mancel W Peterson thanked his Democratic supporters after partial returns showed he lost the bid for the gubernatorial nomination He urged continued backing for the winner Oscar Fosheim and praised the campaign as pleasant and well received by the voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waybay
S. D
Mancel W. Peterson
Oscar Fosheim
City votes split on auditorium bond in special election
In a special vote, Huron residents rejected a $200,000 auditorium bond despite earlier court approval for a smaller rise, with strongest backing in the second ward. Voters also crushed a liquor store proposal, signaling satisfaction with current off sale rules. Turnout totaled 3,060 with precincts showing mixed results across wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium
State Supreme Court
Camie
W. W. Howes Municipal
Pierre Meeting Draws Congregational State Conference Guests
Senator located Mrs B A Beck and Mr and Mrs Charles Porcer from Cedhu Church in Pierre on Friday and Saturday for the Congregational State Conference meeting. The officials attended the events during the May 4 special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Ree- Heights
B. A. Beck
Charles Porcer
Cedhu Church
Congregational Stave Conference
Hitchcock Backs Berry in South Dakota Senate Bid
Senator Hitchcock a Democrat from South Dakota announced support for Tom Berry, former governor, in the South Dakota Democratic senatorial nomination. He said he is satisfied with Berry’s selection and that no national issues were involved in the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Berry Washington
South Dakota
Tom Berry
Berry
Fosheim Leriks Lead Miner County Primary Returns
Howard May 4 Special Oscar Fosheim and Emil Leriks led Miner County's primary returns with large margins in official but unofficial tallies. Fosheim had 1074 votes to 145 for Mancel W. Peterson in the Democratic gubernatorial race, while Leriks outpaced the six-man field for the Democratic congressional nomination with 728 votes. Berry tops the Democratic senatorial field with 51 votes, Hildebrandt 364, Hitchcogh 284. Republican results show Harling Bushfeld 358 over Blaine Simons 208. Gurney 294 and Jensen 273 deadlocked for the Republican Senate nod. Some county races, including auditor, sheriff, and commissioner, show varied tallies. Judge Alva E. Faylar and Boyd M. Benson led on the nonpolitical ballots with 358 and 266 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lortks
Emil Lomke
Bennett
Shenfe
Chauxsee
Sherkvene
Nickiseh
Oscar Foshelm
Seading Mancel W. Peterson
Chan Gurney
U. S
Leslie Jensen
Paul
Bellamy
Beck
Qed
Harriy
Howell
Henderson
Herman
Lewis
Likeness
Belau
Almond
Hargens
Brown
Golver
Register of Deeds
Collins
Mitshell
Colling
Schweppe
Democratic Party
sherif—Woodruft
Fewin
Peterson
Summer
Sunwo
Roach
IL Zxa0
O'Toale
Arnold
Williams
Bradbury
Rumsey
Taylor
Benson
Alva E. Fsylar
Boyd M. Benson
Sol Yates
Charles P. Warren
Isaiah G. Has Ren
Frank R. Fisher
Miller
van Dams
Perkins
Myers
Rockwell
Capumy
County Studijor
Rose Michvil
Mae Brady
Mise Brady
Virgil I. Fisher
W. J. Husband
Sdcom
J.P. Exec
Harry O'Brien l
H. J. Stoudt
Elm. Wray
F. T
Melbourn
Democratie
Bae Central Conuni Feentus
Senators Move to Block Wage-Hour Delay Tactic
Washington May 4 Senate foes plan precautionary measures to block wage-hour legislation if the House drives it through. Senators George Deme and Savith Damograt urge delaying tactics by sending the bill to the Senate labor committee, seeking a joint conference delay before adjournment. An unofficial House steering group backed by Healey and John L. Lewis seeks 218 signatures to override rules committee. William Green pled AF of L. support as House leaders try to mobilize 2 or 3 Republican votes to seal the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senatt
House
Senate
George
Deme
Savith
Damograta
Senate Labor Committee
Acros
Capitol
Howse
Organized Labor
Representative Healey
Massachusetts
John L. Lewis
D. F
House Rules Committee
Henley
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Benson Taylor Nomination In Ninth Judicial Circuit
Early precinct returns show incumbent Judge Alva E. Taylor narrowly ahead of Boyd M. Benson for the circuit court nomination. Warren and Hagen trail, with Fisher unopposed for another judgeship. Beadle and Mines counties report Taylor leading and Benson gaining ground in unsettled unofficial tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Alva E. Taylor
Boyd M. Bensen
Huron
Circuit Court
Wide Margins In Hyde County
Hyde County reports show strong leads in major races as complete returns from three precincts place Emil Loriks ahead in the Democratic congressional contest while Berry and Gurney lead in other key races. Fasheim and Peterson post GOP margins. Chap Gurney widens over Governor Jensen. Miller, Rockwell, and Perkins lead in state races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wighmore
Hyde County
Tom Berry
Oscar Foshein
Harlan J. Bushfeld
Chan Gurney
Rcom
Emil Loriks
Democratic Congression
Eva Sherburnne
Arthur Bennet
Nathaniel Nickisch
Mark W Shenfe
W. L. Chaussee
Berry
Chap Gurney
Leslie Jensen
Paul Bellamy
George J. Danforth
Bushfield
Blaine Simons
Miller Man
One Sided Races Dominate Sanborn County Primary
In Sanborn County a string of one sided results defined the primary. Tony Berry led the Democratic U S Senate with 163 votes, Emil Loriks swept the Democratic Congressional race, Fosheim led the Democratic gubernatorial contest, and Harlan Bushield defeated Simons in the Republican governor race. County races were sparse as Cecil Donaventh led the sheriff Republican contest with about 380 votes, while ONeill and Kemper were delegates on the Democratic county slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn County
Berry
Fosheim
Loriks
Bushfield
Woonsocket
U. 5
Tony Berry
Seamer
Herbert E. Mitek
Fred H. Hildebrand
Emil Loriks
Arthur Bennett
Wa Sherburde
Mark W. Sheaf
W. L. Chausses
Nathaniel Nickisch
Osea Fostein
Manuel W. Petersan
Harlan J. Bushield
Fosheiny
Blaine Simons
Sioux Falls
Chan Gwney
G.O. Pgeld
U. S
Leslie Jensen
George J. Daforth
Paul Bellamy
Sherif
Cecil E. Donaventh
Hin
Elmer J. Hoersvon
Viker Jerstensen
Robert O'Neill
Vers Kempi~ner
Marion C. Dowrielt
Joe FL Brown
A, H. Rove
Roscoe Turner Bitten By Lion
Roscoe Turner, famed transcontinental pilot, was recovering in a suburban Harvey hospital after a pet African lion named Gilmore bit him at the Union Air Terminal in Los Angeles. Turner said the eight year old lion tore his arm and shoulder before calming. infection followed his arrival in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosess Turner
Speed
Harvey Hospital
Unn
Turner
Te Union Air Terminal
Los Angeles
Gilmore
Wearm
Belknap Family Visits Highmore Librarian
Mr and Mrs J D Belknap of Milbank parents of Miss Colla Belknap county Librarian arrived Saturday for a visit with their daughter. Mr Belknap returned home Sunday evening while Mrs Belknap extended her stay to attend the Federated Clubs meeting of the Sixth District in Highmore on Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore Highmore
J. D. Belknap
Milbank
Colla Belknap
Rich Phillips claims 122 at peak in Valley of the Giants
Hollywood May 4 Acting veteran Rich Phillips asserts he is 122 years old and stars in his first talking picture Valley of the Giants after a silent debut at age 16. He says he was born in Cardiff Wales in 1826 and quit smoking cigarettes at age 87, reflecting on his long career and unusual age claim.
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Hollywood
Richaard Phillips
Phillips
Cardiff
Wales
Two Killed In Minnesota Storm Crushed By Uprooted Tree
A severe late day storm lashed southern and central Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin and Iowa killing two people. John H. Koob, 24, a farm hand in Walusha, Minn., was crushed by an uprooted tree while Robert Lee McMasters Jr., 18, of Line Springs, Iowa, died from lightning near a barn. Many injured, livestock losses reported, and telephone and power lines disrupted across Hutchinson, Wabasha, Winona, Mankato, and other towns. Torrential rain also washed seeded fields.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wissconsin
Jowa Aneus
John H. Koob
Walusha
Minn
Robert Lee McMasters, Jr
Line Springs
Joss
New Whitehall
Wis
Hutchman
Wabash
Winona
Mankato
Taverne
Lite
Falls
Worthington
St. Cloud
Onamix
Osakis
Willmar
Man Flees From Trap Of Thistles
In KYO New York Morristown area a car became stuck in a mass of Russian thistles on a country road. Fred Ginther, manager of Citizens Holding Exchange of Mobridge, tried to move but could not. The exhaust ignited the dry weeds and his vehicle was burned, leaving him to flee with his stitches intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyo
Morristown
Fred Ginther
Citizens Holding Exchange of
Mobridge
Ginther
Mr. Ginthee
Alvin Waggoner Named Permanent Chairman at Red Cross Convention
Alvin Waggoner, chairman of the Philip S. D I chapter, American Red Cross, was named permanent chairman of the San Francisco convention. Officials cited his outstanding work with the Philip chapter and noted the honor was the first conferred on a small unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
San Francisco
Alvin Waggoner
Philp. S,di
American Red Cross
Waggoner
Philip
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Reported
The notice lists admissions at multiple hospitals with names such as Marilyn Johnson from Cavour and Jean Allen Horn from Bonilla, including surgical and medical cases. Dismissals include Mrs Arthur Miller and others, with mentions of Broadland and baby. Influenza and the common cold account for up to five percent of absenteeism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Johnson
Cavour
Surgical
Jean Allen Horn
Bonilla
Edmond Anderson
Woonsocket
Jack Robinson
Huron
Medical
Hw, Brown
Henry Poulisse
Broadland
Arthur Miller
Clifford Anderson
Baby Broadland
FDR Heads For Sombrero Island in Lesser Antilles
President Roosevelt and entourage sought shelter on Sombrero in the Leeward Islands after a fishing stopover near Cay iste Domingo. Three hours of small boat fishing yielded poor results with 10 pound red snappers the best catch. Secretary McInnis relayed radio remarks noting mixed luck aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FDR
Mclnise
Sparal Yard
Rafael Trujillo
Dominicen Myrodlig
Musical Program At Lions Club Observes National Music Week
A Lions Club luncheon at the Hotel Marvin Huehin featured National Music Week with Mrs. Sam Van Voorhis and Miss Vera LaCraic at the piano, plus performances by a high school string quartet under Duane Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lions Club
Marvin Huehin
Sam van Voorhis
Vera LaCraic
Duane Smith
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Harlan J. Bushfield
Hand
Benson and Taylor
Jerauld
Danforth
Chan
Bella
Faulk Miller
Loiiks
Faulkton
Faulk County
Chon Gurney
Lasile Jensen
Paul E. Bellamy
Ben+nett
Sharkurno
Sheefy
Oscar Foshelim
Mansel W. Peterson
Kellett
Johnson
Freitag
Grater
Nielsen
Knapton
Chris TH
Chamberlain Ogl
Berio
Pure
Roosevelt
Spink
Hyde
Congress
Benson, Taylor
Seld
Charles BP
Warren
Isaiah O. Hagen
Frank A. Fisher
Warres
Haren
Beadle
Mines County
Ben. Tay
Kingsbury
Roscoe Turner
Hepburn
K-O Hollywood
Kaiberins Hepburn
R O Studios
Miss Hepburn
George B. Crouch
Sioux City
Huron Te Gy
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