Hoover to issue statement on Parker defeat in Senate vote
White House expected to publish a statement after the Senate rejected Judge John J. Parker for the Supreme Court. President Hoover weighing options, with speculation naming Whitlock Booth, Newton D. Baker, and John J. Davis as possible choices amid opposition tied to Parker’s labor and race judgments.
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Washington
White House
Senate
John J. Parker
Supreme Court
Hoover
Na‘ion
Jusentan Whitlock Booth
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
John J. Davis
Parker
Deas
Igner
Allen
Sas
Park
Cotton
State Department
Mitchell
Labor
Circuit Court of Appeals
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Glean
Illnois
Association For the Advancementt Colored People
North Carolina
Discord Hint at Dallas Church Meeting Sparks Babel
May 3 Dallas report notes Rev. Rembert C. Smith of Washington Ga. threatening to expose alleged political acts by Bishops Cannon Mouton DuBose and Moore as the Methodist Episcopal Church South conference begins its quadrennial session. Rev. Hutchinson elected chair of the Episcopacy committee, seen as a probable bishop candidate.
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Dallas
Texas
Rembert C. Smith
Washington, Ga
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Yeday
Smith
James Cannon
Virginia
E. D. Mouton
North Carolina
H. M. DuBose
Tennessee
H. M. Moore
Fornay Hutchinson
Oklahoma City
Oka
Meany
Hutchinson
Knute Knudson Buried Here After North Preston Death
The body of Knute Knudson former North Preston resident died at his Forman North Dakota home was brought to Lake Preston for burial He was 39 and unmarried Surviving siblings include Nate Knudson Lake Preston Louis Knudson Texas B O Knudson Clarksfield Minn Nels Knudson Charbrook Minn Mrs Arthur Kopperude Lake Preston Mrs Joe Stubajner Big Timber Montana Mrs Buringame Arlington
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Preston
Lake Preston
Knute Knudson
North Preston
Forman
North Dakota
Knudson
Nate Knudson
Louis Knudson
Texas
B. O. Knudson
Clarksfield
Minn
Nels Knudson
Charbrook
Arthur Kopperude
Joe Stub- Ajner
Big Timber
Montana
Buringame
Arlington
Unsettled Weather Across Huron and South Dakota
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions in Huron with likely rain tonight and Friday and no clear temperature change. South Dakota expects mostly unsettled weather tonight and Friday with possible showers and cooler conditions.
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Huron
South Dakota
Rioting in Sholapur Sees City Gripped by Violence
In Sholapur Bombay presidency on May 1 rioters and police clash as 27 or more people are killed. Civilians resist authorities, burning six police stations and the magistrate court. Troops are dispatched as the textile city of 120,000 teeters amid ongoing gunfire and arson.
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Sholapur
Bombay
India
Koizine
Mahatma Gandhi
Auxiliary Forces of India
Hurquest
Airady
Duke of Wellington
West Riding
Ahmednagar
Pocket Padlock Lessons in a Liquor Sale Case
Rol lin A. Brown of Springfield Missouri faced Judge Albert L Reeves in Kansas City after breaking a legally affixed padlock meant to bar bootlegging from his pockets. The judge sentenced him to six months and issued an injunction against carrying selling or possessing liquor. Federal agents reported Brown continued to facilitate illicit sales despite the padlock.
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Kansas City
Rollin A. Brown
Springfield
Albert L. Reeves
Brown
Reeves
English Egyptian Parley Ends in Dispute Over Sudan
The London talks between England and Egypt collapsed over Sudan sovereignty. Egyptian premier Nahas Pasha insisted all Sudan be recognized as Egyptian territory to be jointly administered, while British secretary Arthur Henderson refused. Both sides lamented a failure to reach a settlement.
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London
Mey
Egyptsc
Sudan
Nahas Pasha
Egypt
Arthur Henderson
British Forum
Henderson
H M Cass Honored At Tuberculosis Conference
H M Cass of Huron South Dakota secretary of the state Tuberculosis association was elected vice president of the National Council of Tuberculosis Secretaries at the National Tuberculosis Association convention in Memphis Tennessee.
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H. M. Cass
T. B
Memphis
Enn
Huron
S. D
South Dakota Tuberculosis Association
National Council of Tuberculosis Secretaries
National Tuberculosis Association
Freak Weather Hits Sierra Snow and California Coast
May snowstorm brings heavy snowfall from Tahoe to Sequoia Park with eight inches at Calaveras Grove and strong gales along the Southern California coast near Redondo Beach threatening boats and a parochial school building. The same day reports that a war between northern military avianca and nationalist forces began in Nanking amid severe fighting. The Senate passes the Shipstead bill creating the Superior National Forest heading to the House.
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California
San Francisco
Sierra Mountains
Calaveras Grove
Tahoe
Ash Mountain
Sequoia National Park
Redondo Beach
St. James
Nanking
Avianca
Shipstead Buli
Washington
Senate
Shipstead Hill
Superior National Forest
American Law Institute Holds Eighth Annual Meeting
More than 500 nationally known judges attorneys and bar association executives gathered for the eighth annual meeting of the American Law Institute in Washington. President Hoover planned a White House reception this afternoon with an informal address by Chief Justice Hughes and the annual address by George W. Wickersham president of the institute.
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Bar At Law Institute
Washington
May
Bar Association
American Law Institute
Hoover
White House
Hughes
George W. Wickersham
Institute
Funeral Services for Robert B Fisk in Gettysburg
Funeral services will be held Friday at 3 p m for Robert B Fisk 78 Gettysburg attorney who died yesterday in a Pierre hospital of heart disease He was mayor and county judge and had practiced in Pierre before moving to Gettysburg His son Olin of St Louis is expected here tomorrow His wife died three weeks ago Fisk had a brother in Kentucky
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Robert B. Fisk
Gettysburg
Pierre Hospital
Fisk
Jan Ae
House Rejects Senate Amendment On Cement Duty Exemption
The House refused to instruct its conferees to accept the Senate amendment exempting cement imported for state public works from duty. The vote was 155 to 138, after a similar motion failed 22 to 167 last week.
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Senate
House
Music Week Band Concert Highlights Local Performance
A community concert during Music Week features the local band performing on stage with school and city music groups. Audience members enjoy selected pieces and the event showcases student musicians and guest soloists in a lively program.
Lie Detector Tool Tied to Murder Case Findings
Chicago report says a University of Chicago device helped solve the murder of M. A. Douglas in a hotel room. Leonard Keeler claims sailors at the Great Lakes naval station confessed after lie detector testing showed irregular graph lines and knowledge gaps.
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Chicago
Science
University of Chicago
M. A. Douglas
Leonard Keeler
August Volker
Great Lakes
Douglas
Detroit
Madison Street
Keeler
New Curriculum Discussed Today in South Dakota
A curriculum meeting at a South Dakota high school discussed changes and improvements to the course of study for the South Calelin schools. Dr. Herbert Bruner of Columbia University assisted committees working on the new curriculum, a project started last fall and not due to finish for about two years. The session was led by A. J. Lang of Huron with R. W. Kraushaar of Pierre in attendance. the committee included several educators from Parker, Iroquois, De Smet, Hitchcock, Redfield, Mitchell, and Huron.
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South Calelin
Herbert Bruner
Columbia University
South Dakota
A. J. Lang
Huron
R. W. Kraushaar
Pierre
South Dakea
Mr. Lang
E. Everhart
Parker
B. J. Erickson
Volga
C. L Deumm
Iroquois
L. ©. Simms
Hitchcock
L. O. Caldwel
de Smet
M. H. Hogan
Howard
Frances Ait
Marie Grimes
Genes Johnston
Mitchell
Chester Wood
Miller
Hugh Sweet
Redfield
Bruner
Mr. Kraushaar
Aberceon
Baltimore Publisher Near End Of World Air Tour
Van Tear Bleek publisher of the Baltimore Sun nears completion of a world air tour as his plane aboard the Tatsuta Maru nears San Francisco from Tokyo. He started at Croydon Airdrome London February 9 and earlier traversed Tokyo April 7 and other territories before heading to Ballimora.
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Baltimore
San Francisco
van Tear Bleek
Baltimore Sun
Tokyo
Croydon Airdrome
London
Secope
Asia B
Tokohama
Ballimora
Tanker Explosion Threatens Gulf Refining Plant
At Bayonne New Jersey May 8 1944 an explosion on a tanker loaded with gasoline at the Gulf Refining piers endangered the entire plant. About 30 to 40 workers were injured and three crew members remained missing as flames swept the yard threatening tanks and a gasoline warehouse.
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Bayonne
N. J
Gulf Refining Company
Aviator Aims for West East Junior Record Flight
Frank Goldsborough, a 1$-year old aviator from Jackson Heights New York plans a takeoff in Los Angeles to attempt a west east trans continental junior record. He recently landed in Los Angeles to set an east-west junior record of 34 hours and three minutes, shaving 13 hours 57 minutes from the former mark held by Dick James.
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Los Angeles
Frank Goldsborough
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Westfield
N. J
Goldsborough
Dick James
Henle Nominated by Both Parties in South Dakota Election
A South Dakota voter rare feat: A J Henle of Beresford believed the only state resident nominated by two parties for office. In his precinct nine Democrats and ten Republicans wrote his name for precinct committee member. Henle is registered Republican.
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Henle Beresford
May
J. Henle
South
Voters in Moon Precinct Face Baffling Primary
Rapid City reports tense mood as precinct in Limestone Mountain district shows no clear winner after Tuesday primary polls. Posse organizers consider patrolling Moon to investigate possible irregularities while residents joke about busy fishing keeping them away.
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Rapid City
Moan
Limestone Mountain
Pennington County
Moon
Few Changes In Complete Returns In Central South Dakota
Complete returns from central South Dakota counties show McMaster ahead by 15 votes in Hyde, and Sioux Falls candidate leading Hughes by 18. Gladys Pyle maintains a gubernatorial lead with Gunderson second. Royal Johnson widens his lead over Tom Ayres for the Republican nomination. Democratic leads held by Bulow, McCullough and Hildebrandt are noted in several counties. No change in Hughes results.
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South Dakota
McMaster
Danforth
Hyde County
Hughes
Sioux Falls
Gladys Pyle
Carl Gunderson
Mitchell
Royal €. Johnson
Tom Ayses
Bulow
McCullough
Mildebrance
Green
Royal G. Johnson
Tom Ayres
Hildebrandt
H. &. Robinson
B. Ringer
Margaret Korsgaard
Mable Whipple
Salmer Sanderson
Hughes Pierre
Hughes County Auditor's Office
Royal C. Johnson
Trygstad
Howell
Westheter
Redfield
May
Spink County
Gunderson
Hildebrand
McCoVough
Corey
George Bottum
Charles Wieting
W. HB. Waller
HH. Boekelheide
Pyle Leads SD Gubernatorial Primary Amid Convention Debate
Gladys Pyle secretary of state holds a growing lead in the South Dakota Republican gubernatorial primary as unofficial returns from 1797 precincts show 1461 more votes than Carl Gunderson. Howell leads for the Senate nomination while McMaster tops Danforth in provincial results.
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Bsiom Falls
Gladys Pyle
Miss Pyle
South Dakota
Carl Gunderson
Reywichen
Pierre
Rowell
Brooke Howell
Curl Rysstad
Howell
Trygstad
Green
McMaster
Danforth
Dakota
Harvard Riot Quelled After Late Night Clash
Cambridge May 8 Several hundred Harvard students clashed with police in the gold coast area defying 40 officers and hurling bottles fruit and other objects. The disturbance followed a dormitory water battle as a fire alarm brought more apparatus to the fray.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Gold Coast
Rhyelrhardt
Rheinhardt
Danforth Victorious in Kingsbury County Republican Nominating
Danforth Batk of De Smet won an easy victory over eight rivals for the publican nomination for sheriff of Kingsbury county. County results favored Danforth Royal Johnson and Trygstad in state contests. In county tickets C J Noyes and G W Freeman won representative seats, L Whalen elected treasurer, Bonde Eggen and Fritzel won delegate spots, Johns edged Blowman for third district commissioner, and Smith carried fifth district. Democrats will counter with candidates for sheriff treasurer and commissioner in the third district.
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Danforth DE Smet
Art Batk
de Smet
Qther
Kingsbury County
Danforth
Royal C. Johnson
Trygstad
C. J. Noyes
Erwin Vicinity
G. W. Freeman
Lake Preston Vicinity
L. Whalen
John Bonde
Arlington
Harry J. Eggen
H. O. Fritzel
G. G. Johns
H. H. Blowman
AD. Smith
Mathews Township
J. E. Case
Oldham
Bulow
McCullough
Ree
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