Bulow accuses Republicans of empty issues in South Dakota
Senator Bulow condemned Republicans for using unsigned pamphlets and personal attacks instead of discussing constructive policy. He praised Governor Berry for securing relief funds and aiding the farm relief program, arguing the GOP has no real issues to offer voters and urging scrutiny of the campaign’s claims.
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Freeman
S. D
W. J. Bulow
South Dakota
Allen
Bulow
Berry
Washington
South Dakota Candidates Report Campaign Expenses
Four SD congressional hopefuls filed early canvass totals showing 826,781 spent across the two house seats. C A Christopherson led with 67M in costs, Hildebrandt at 102, Theo B Werner at 478 with 350 exempt, and Frank H Case at 150 in reported outlays.
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Washington
South Dakota
House
C. A. Christopherson
F. C. Hildebrandt
Christopherson
Hilde Brandt
Theo B. Werner
Demo Eet
Frank H. Case
Republican
Campbell Builds New Racing Machine For World Speed Attempt
Sir Malcolm Campbell supervising alterations to the Bluebird on the outskirts of London as he prepares a new racing car. He aims to break his 272.108 mph world speed record at Daytona Beach in January and has begun talks with Daytona Beach officials. The new design will look very different from the previous car.
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London
Rev
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm
Associated
Daytona
Community group formed by school patrons in Cavour
A local community organization was organized by patrons of Margaret Lichtenberg and Mrs Earl Haigh schools. Mrs Harry Knouse presided as president with Mrs Keith Grant as vice president and Mrs Earl Haigh as secretary treasurer. A Halloween program preceded a women’s lunch. next meeting set for November 3 at Margaret Lichtenberg’s school.
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Cavour
Margaret Lichtenbers
Earl Haigh
Harry Knouse
Keith Grant
Margaret Lichtenberg
Farm Bureau opposes repeal of dry law in SD
Delegates of the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation urged members to vote against repealing the state dry law at next Tuesday's election and condemned county commissioners issuing licenses for night clubs in rural districts. Action in both cases was embodied in special resolutions adopted late Wednesday as the 17th annual convention closed.
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Farm Bureau
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Navy Plans November Enlistment Drive For 48 Applicants
Nebraska South Dakota and Council Bluffs men numbered 48 will join the Navy in November. They will complete a three month training course at the Naval Training Station in San Diego California before service. Voters in Spink County have mail balloted with 185 to 200 cast to date. Purdue fears subside as current quarterback controversy shifts in favor of Stang at Chiago. Jim Lon Yon of New York defeated Ray Steele of Glendale in straight falls in Los Angeles last night.
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Navy
Nebraska
South Dakota
Council Bluffs, In
United States ‘Navy
Navel
San Diego
Cal
Redfield
Albert Kuehn
Spink County
Londos
Angeles
Jim Lon Yon
New York
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calif
Governor Berry Sues Alseth for Slander in Dakota Case
Gov. Tom Berry's counsel says a slander suit filed in Davison County targets Charles Alseth of Lake Preston over Alseth's claim that Berry draws a state relief administrator salary. Damages likely $25,000. D. J. O'Keeffe represents Berry. Herbert E. Hitchcock also appears.
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Alseth
Berry Pierre
Tom Berry
Charles Asseth
Lake Preston
Berry
D. J. O'Keeffe
Pierre
Kingsbury County
Davison County
O'Keeffe
Herbert E. Hitchcock
Mitchell
Allen Talks to Indian Groups in Southwest South Dakota
Republican gubernatorial nominee W. H. Allen visited Grass Mountain and Rosebud reservation meeting eight Indian groups. He promoted a business administration and equal regard for whites and Indians, with discussions led by interpreted talks and later Indian leaders.
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Allen
S. D
South Dakota
Grass Mountain
Rosebud Reservation
Mr. Allen
Tripp County
13 Prisoners Taken To Leavenworth From Sioux Falls
U S Marshals John A Johnson and G W Phipps returned to Sioux Falls from Leavenworth Kansas with 13 prisoners, most sentenced at the recent federal court term. The consignment was the largest shipped from the city to the Kansas federal prison in years.
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Leavenworth
Sioux Falls
John A. Johnson
G. W. Phipps
United States
Kas
Kansas Federal Prison
Republicans Demand Explanation on Relief Wage Gap
SIOUX FALLS November 1 The Republican state chairman with W Allen nominee for governor pressed Gov Tom Berry for more explanation of why Minnesota relief workers earn 50 cents an hour vs South Dakota 35 cents. McDonald argued Minnesota relief workers max 3 hours weekly at 55c, South Dakota 24 hours at 35c, totaling 16.50 vs 8.40. he labeled Minnesota’s 5 million relief fund a campaign misstatement and questioned its impact on wages. He claimed no Minnesota legislative relief appropriation exists and the fund’s revenue is liquor tax tied, with less than half used for relief. He urged equal payroll and questioned governor figures on SD receipts.
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Sioue Falls
W. ©. Allen
Tom Berry
Minnesota
South Dakota
Chas. S. McDonald
Berry
McDonald
McMcDonald
MinnéSota
Per Capita Relief Pay Compared With South Dakota
A discussion questions why South Dakota offers higher relief funds per person yet local workers earn 35 cents an hour while neighboring Minnesota's rate is 20 cents higher. The author hints at higher administration costs in South Dakota and notes the faded history of Sodom Kentucky, once a thriving mill town abandoned circa 1890.
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Minnesota
South Dakota
Sodom
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