McCarran Pushes Reorganization Plan Amid New Deal Delays
Senate debates immediate consideration of the Civil Aeronautics shift as the House opposition stalls the fourth reorganization plan. McCarran leads the push while administration leaders expect a narrow victory. The article notes shifts of the weather and air services, and related budget talks amid broader farm and transportation legislation.
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McCarran
ITON
Ad- Heutenants
Senate
UK House
Nevada
Juiquera
Dent
Benale
Jnowerine
Barkley
Consor Byrnea
South Carolina
Fhontiers
McDerrick
Jeg
Vhce
Watch
CAA
Commerce Department
Air Safety Board
Weather Bureau
Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Shing Soa
Ea. Conamies
South Dakota Won’t Seek Walton Return Extradition Denied
Salem Oregon May South Oskala 47 year old Walton a chair sweep walked from a state penitentiary 21 years ago. Governor Sprague asked extradition be foregone and Oregon Governor Bushfield advised no further action will be taken in the case. Walton had been serving a statutory charge before fleeing to Oregon in 1930 where he married and fathered children.
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Salem
Ore
South Oskala
Verry Walton
State
Charles A. Sprague
Oregon
Walton
Harlan A. Bushfield
South Dakota
Gov Sprague
Three Die In Murder Suicides At Kennebec Home
A coroner's jury ruled Mrs Miller and her 12 year old daughter Marion were killed by Miller who then shot himself. The bodies of Mr Miller and the two others lay at a local undertaker as relatives awaited official closure. Miller had served as county agent for eight years and faced relief from his job on June 1 amid financial troubles.
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Kennebec
R. Lo Miller
Marion
Miller
M. M. Karlen
N. R.furlong
Spike Vogel
W. L. Schwartz
Schwartz
Kennebec Tragedy Ties Local Residents to School Roles
News from Brookings and Brandt describes RL Miller of Lyman County and his wife and daughter killed in Kennebec, with Miller’s prior work issues cited by state extension director M A Eberte. Miller, once a Bowman teacher, faced discharge after repeated warnings. witnesses note his impending termination and the couple’s connection to Deuel County and Brandt.
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Brookings
M. Eberte
South Dakota State College
RL. Miller
Lyman County
Kenne- Beesha
Miller
Ebprie
Home Precinct Decides Schnetzer's Beadle County Win
S J Schnetzer an Allen Township farmer won the Democratic nomination for Beadle County commissioner in the second district aided by a 28 vote edge in Allen Township and a 12 vote margin overall after 14 precincts. Final counts show Schnetzer 118 Payne 106 Christpherson 74 Maxwell 34. Other primary results include Pugsley topping Chitty for a state legislature nomination by 35 votes and Foley Longstaff Stafford advancing as Republican delegates.
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S. J. Schnetzer
Allen Township
Beadle County
Fred H. Payne
Schnetzer
Alen
Hicock
Atlen
Commission
Payne
Lambert M. Christpherson
W. T. Maxwell
Schmetzer
Louis Schnetzer
Pugsley
B A. Pugs
Turon
G. W. Chitty
Turon Commercial Custegn
Charles M. Worrall
Chitty
Anna Foley
John Longstaff
George W. Stafford
Foley
Longstaff
Stafford
R. Crawford
B. J. Privett
Wolsey
Craw Eee
Privett
Margaret Long
Huron
Margaret Kelly
Cavour
Roland D. Mas
Bonilla
Howard C. Selvig
Wessington
Margaret Beck Tschetter
Widane
W. G. Baseman
Harry Sanders
Bateman
Sanders
Bushfield
Graff
Simantel
Ovialt
Nordness
Martens
Fry
Larsen
Cumming
State Central
Blake
Steensland
Bicknell
Clarke
Howes
Welsh
Chamberlain Man Loses Leg in Freak Accident
Henry Hein, 58, of Chamberlain, lost his leg when a Sioux Falls truck driver lost control at the east Missouri River hill on Highway 16. The truck crushed Hein as it crossed the sidewalk and struck a house. the wheel passed over his leg, necessitating amputation. Doctors said he has a fair chance to recover. The truck spilled merchandise and meat along the curve and lawn.
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Chamberlain
Henry Hein
Pat Downing
Sioux Falls
East Missouri
River Hill
Hein
Cooper Declines Adolf Hitler Role in I Married A Nazi
Cooper, a British subject and former Sennett comedian, declines to test for the Adolf Hitler part in Twentieth Century Fox's I Married A Nazi. He says the role would be a caricature and hints others have defined views.
G O P Outvotes Demos Two To One In South Dakota Primary
Sioux Falls reports show Republicans leading Democrats by more than two to one in the South Dakota primary. Unofficial returns from 48 counties indicate a total primary vote above 150,000 with Bushfield leading Democrats for governor and Graff, Bicknell, and Steenstand also tallying notable totals as final state-wide counts await canvassing results.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Associated Press
Iits
Harlan Bushfield
A. N. Graff
Graft
Lewis W. Bicknell
Webster Atttorney
Almer O.steenstand
Population gains shown for Belle Fourche Lemmon
Rapid population changes announced show Belle Fourche rising from 3,032 in 1930 to 2,486 in 1946 and Lemmon increasing from 1,508 in 1930 to 1,773 this year. Madison also reports a gain of 681 since 1930 with 1940 figures at 4,980 and 4,289 years earlier.
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Belle Fourche
Lemmon
Rapiderry
Butte County
Perkins County
T. B. Werner
Lemmer
Madison
Sioue Falls
Scott Sets Public Straight On Rural Credit Refunding Plan
Rural Credit Director Millard G. Scott releases a letter to A N Graff, GOP gubernatorial candidate, defending a plan to refund 20 125 000 of rural credit debt. He accuses Graff of misstatements and libelous accusations and explains the Brewer contract cited in the critique.
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Scott
Graff
Babson Appeals Prohibition Party as Coalition Force
Roger W. Babson spoke at the Prohibition Party's 18th national convention in Chicago. He urged the party to act as a coalition third party to push righteous governance, arguing neither major party can fix the current crisis and that a new movement must start from the law.
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Chicago
Roger W. Babson
Prohibition Party
Massachusetts
Prohibionists
New ‘Prohibition Party
Long Life For Chamberlain Is Wish Of Germans
Berlin reports a German official reaction to Britain’s Parliament scene. A source says May God grant long life to Neville Chamberlain as Britain's prime minister, predicting no fear for Germany while he leads Britain. Another source notes Lloyd George’s criticism echoes Goebbels. Newspapers were urged to publish long verbatim sections of yesterday’s proceedings.
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Berlin
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Chamberlain
Germany
David Lloyd George
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Germans Report Sinking Transport Near Narvik
Allied observers report a transport sunk by Nazi bombing near Narvik as German forces hold the Norwegian fortress. Reports say parachute troops landed behind Allied siege lines, with no clear assessment of German success. Gespräche hint Italy may stay non belligerent while Yugoslavia moves toward Russia amid Balkan protection talks.
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Germany
Narvik
Norway
Stockholm
London
Chimberksin
Rome
Mussolini
Mary
Belgrade
Geran Pochute
Beir
Commons Recess and 2 500 000 Men Called To Colors
London reports the Commons recessed until May 21 after a narrow vote of confidence in Chamberlain's government. Lloyd George defended his stance while attacks mounted on Chamberlain and officials. Secret talks hinted at possible reconstruction or resignation as leaders left the chamber amid war cabinet rumors.
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London
House of Comms
Chamberlain
Britain
Deere
David Lloyd George
Hitler
Geoffrey Mander
la Exchequer
Air
Colleaguss
Mander
Attar
John Simon
Exchequer
Samuel Hoxlie
Beverley Baxter
Lloyd George
Baxte
Germany
Richard K. Law
Bonar Law
Retess
Chamber
Chartlain
House of Commons
Laborites
Clement Attlee
Arthur Greenwood
Archibald Sinclair
David
Lloyd- George
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Kennebec County
Brandt
Martha Amundson
R. L. Miler
Clear Lake
Deuel County
Millers
Bowman
N. TD
Olaf
Hang Amundson
Long, Kelly Quality
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Imperial Defense Staff
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Italy
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