Gerald Smith Seeks Democratic Presidential Bid
Gerald L. K. Smith, a share-the-wealth advocate and former Long organizer, announces his entry into the Democratic presidential race through the Georgia preferential primary. Georgia clubs claim up to 250000 members ready to back him. Talmadge offers no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Long
Georgia
Memphis
Tenn
Gerald L. K. Smith
Huey P. Long
Eugene Talmadge
Smith
United States
The
Christian Church
Shreveport
Ira Harralson
Atlanta
Talmadge
Crowds Welcome "Timmy" Walker Returns Home
New York crowds greet Jimmy Walker and his wife Betty Compson Walker as they return from a three year European exile. Police guard the hotel suite after a dramatic pier arrival and throngs of about 3200 people cheer the former mayor. Mrs Walker says she will not resume public work, preferring to be a wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Walker
Walker
Europe
Che Chatham
Jimmy
Crew Is Saved To Lake Disaster
PORT HURON MICH Nov. L-Vei ng crew of the Swedish steamer Viator which sank yesterday in Lake Huron reached port aboard the motorship Ormidale. Earlier coast guard reports said the two ships collided eight miles off Thunder Bay Island light noon yesterday and the Ormidale rescued all Viator crew. Foggy lower lakes reportedly contributed to the sinking.
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Port Huron
Mice
Vistor
Lake Fhtron
Harbor Beach
Staion
Decarton
CCC Gives Work To a 1 500 000 Men
The civilian conservation corps reports it has provided employment for about 1.54 million men since April 1933. About 500,000 are in 2,500 camps with 14,000 monthly turnover as workers leave for other jobs, school, or varied reasons. October adds roughly 100,000 recruits, boosting total strength near 600,000 by next March. Since inception, about 950 million trees have been planted and 50 million more in erosion control projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Vanishing Tea at Jessie Kintigh Home
A first in a series of vanishing teas was hosted Thursday night by Miss Jessie Kintigh and Mrs. Eva Fritts. About twenty guests attended, engaging in fancy work and socializing at the event.
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Vanishing
ST. Lawrence
Jessie Kintigh
Kintigh
Eva Fritts
Brothers in Union Iowa visit ends after week
GO TO IOWA. TULARE, Nov. 1. (Special) The Br others in which there is sufficient inter their home sear Union, Iowa, after a week's visit in the Ernest Graham and Max Wagner homes.
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Iowa
Tulare
Sear Union
Ernest Graham
Max Wagner
Farewell party honors Mrs. August Binger in Tulare
Mrs. Lee Binger entertained many women this week to honor Mrs. August Binger who will leave next week to visit her daughter Mrs. Lucy Delaney in Redfield.
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Tulare
Lee Binger
August Binger
iooTshop
Lucy Delaney
Redfield
Tear Drop Car Demonstration Sparks Local Interest
Citizens in Huron viewed a tear drop shaped car tested by General Movers Equipment and McQuay Norris. Six cars nationwide test Super C and Hi-Unit piston rings for fuel use while a 15 instrument panel aids the engineer. A meeting for auto mechanics at Hotel Marvin Hughitt will follow with a Spurs film demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
General Movers Equipment Company
McQuay-Norris Mig. Co
St. Leuis
H. G. Paine
General Motor Equipment Company
Marvin Hughitt
Fluine
Neighborhood News Highlights Local Visits and Health Updates
Alpena residents share hospitality across towns with George Kinsman and W. A. Liedschlau. Visitors include Bancroft and Huron guests. health news notes Elmer Schmidtgall at Huron hospital and Lena Shankland in critical care after pneumonia. Family anniversaries mark gatherings at the Buesher and Kinsman households.
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Alpena Irs
William Chase
Wilma Lee
Airs
Chase
George Kinsman
A. W. Perry
Tibbeus
Bancroft
T. J. Rosser
Franklin Kinsman
Eugene Spanning
Huron
George McMillan
McMillan
John Funk
Edward Nelson
Frank Eberhard
Mason, Smith
Chicago
Reagh
Barry Smith
Oldham
Elmer Schmidtgall
Huron Hospital
Went
Elder Johnson
Jackie
Roy Barber
Johnny Funke
Chamberlain
Charles Brammer
John Schmidt
Leonard Triplett
A. J. Seidschlau
George Rice
Black Hills
Pauline
Los Angeles
William Buesher
Thei
Henry Bauder
Jake Neuharth
Local residents attend visits and trips in Dakota communities
A list of residents and relatives from Wessington Springs Mitchell and nearby towns visiting in Sioux Falls Estes Park Denver Minneapolis and Ft Pierre. Guests include Mr and Mrs A Fosnes Ruth, Mr and Mrs Henry Anderson, and many others visiting relatives and attending events. A child suffered burns from hot water and was taken to Mitchell for care.
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Henry Anderson
Ben Reinhardt
Sioux Falls
Wendell Campbell
Esther Hast
Esther Fisher
J. B
Clarinda
Ows
Dean Masters
Harry Whitney
Alden Cutler
New Orleans
Laurence Wendt
Mitchell
Harold Durnill
Beverley
Galesburg
F. J. Williams
Estes Park
Colo
W. T. George
T. F. Buehrig
Minneapolis
H. M. Olson
Peter Erickson
Houston
Texas
Kenny Houghland
Andrew Ross
Pierre
Chas. R. Hume
Kahoka
Fred Krueger
Denver
Krueger
Charles Hatch
Andy Ricketts
George
Ft Pierre
L. P
Local Folks Move and Visit Across Town
Late October events show residents traveling between Alcester Sturgis and Winterset. Ed Thompson and family return to Sturgis after a visit with C P Christensen. J R Orton family relocates from Farrington to Dunham. Helen Nilson and Maxine Griffin, Wessington Springs students, visit White. The Wilson families of Winterset Amesia and J M Wilson attend relatives in Kimball. Minnie Cummings departs Brentford en route to Canada and Washington state, bound for California. A. R. Greenwood and wife of Minneapolis announce daughter Rosanne born October 22. both are former high school graduates.
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Laten
Alcester
Ed Thompson Lef
Sturgis
C. P. Christensen
J. R. Orton
Farrington
Fred N. Dunham
Helen Nilson
Maxine Griffin
Wessington Springs College
Oat White
Ray Wilson
Harry Heaness
Winterset
J. M. Wilson
Eldon Wilson
Amesia
Kimball
Minnie Cummings
Brentford
Canada
Washington State
California
A. R. Greenwood
Minneapolis
Rosanne
City Teachers Return Visit After Frazee Trip
Mrs Anna Young returned with her son from Frazee Minn calling on F E Carson and W F Cadwell families former residents. Redfield Society hosted by Mrs Cecil McCamey with a bridge dinner at Foster hotel guests 6 30. high score to Mrs F Clinite second Mrs A S Tritz third Miss Katherine Cool. Men’s Bridge club met at Dr J G Chichester home with L Boub high score and Dr L R Walston second. Light lunch ending evening. Miss Lorraine Miller hosted a Halloween party at her sister Mrs Arthur Kruger home with twelve guests cards games. Marguerite Tritz won high score prize and Margaret Hansen all-out AY lunch at one table. Halloween decorations prominent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Young
Frazee
Minn
F. E. Carson
W. F. Cadwell
City
Cecil McCamey
Foster Hotel
F. &.Clinite
A. S. Tritz
Misa Katherine Cool
Lorraine Miller
Arthur Kruger
Marguerite Tritz
Margaret Hansen
Miller Society Hosts Halloween Luncheon and Bridge Event
Miller Society guests dined at 1:30 and prize decisions crowned Mrs A B Kalan high and Mrs O Fick second. Guests included Mrs Percy Redmond and members of Mildred Bohning’s bridge club. Nancy Peterson and Constance Sabin earned honors. Irene Bonamie and Mrs Lester Fox attended with hostesses. Luncheon followed the game.
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A. B. Kalan
Fick
Percy Redmond
Mildred Bohning
Nancy Peterson
Constance Sabin
Irene Bonamie
Lester Fox
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Gerald Smith
Timmy” Walker
WISE
John Roach
Katheryn
Cecilia Joyce
Fargo
Bert Lovestein
Neighborhood News
Huron Dairy Products Co
Mrs. A. Fosnes
Ruth
Wessington Springs
Redfield Society
J. G. Chichester
L. Boub
L. R. Walston
Miller Society
A. C. Schroeder
Wynentyy
Childs
Itc
Gaiters
Penney’s Penney Company, Incorporated
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