AP Gives Full Election Returns
The AP's nationwide tallying operation will collect votes from more than 120,000 precincts via 65,000 staff and 3,909 county correspondents. Leased wires reach Washington where editors summarize results for governor, legislature, and local offices, with emphasis on accuracy over early projections.
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Fragmentary Election Remarks From Historic Debate
The text discusses election dependence on vote outcomes and late results, referencing past events including Rutherford B. Hayes and uncertain elections in 1868. It notes isolated spots, potential late agitation, and Associated Press coverage since early in the century to clarify confusion from earlier days.
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Bushfield Praises His ADC Plan in Brown County Rally
Governor Harlan J. Bushfield defended the aid to dependent children program as saving Brown County about $20,000 annually while denouncing a Brown County paper's accusations linked to a Plankinton school matter. He labeled opponent Lewis W. Bicknell a "Charlie McCarthy" for two dismissed highway officials and touted government economies during his administration. The Brown County GOP campaign climax featured claims of betraying voters with mud, while opponents were accused of racketeering ties to the state treasury. He urged continued support next Tuesday.
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District meeting of Federated Women to be held Sunday
The Federated Business and Professional Women's club will hold a district meeting at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel tomorrow with registration at 10 am Speakers include state president Hazel Peterson of Pierre and district chairman Castle Crain of Redfield Messages from state officers will follow along with readings by Ruth Wilcox and songs by Lorc Stuart Out of town members expected include Dora Dybdahl Esther Korstad Mildred Howard and several district representatives from Pierre Redfield Mitchell and Sioux Falls A luncheon is planned at 12:45 pm on the mezzanine floor All local club members are urged to attend
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Rosamond Adrain
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Lena Hayes
Mitchell Club
Anne Hollister
Weoonsockiit Club
Ruth Achotz
Sioux Falls
Marvin Huehitt
Three Potter County Candidates Unopposed in November Race
GETTYSBURG November 2 special report notes three Potter County nominees Ralph Van Wald Republican for county treasurer Kenneth J. Morgan Republican for states attorney and Hardy M. Langslet Democrat for county coroner will run unopposed in November. One independent Charles M Winters challenges Republican incumbent John Adler. In fourth district county commissioner race Hewitt Turner Republican faces Democrat John Larrington.
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John Larrington
FDR Third Term Debate Cited by Editorial Tone
The piece argues against a third term for Roosevelt noting distrust of long tenure and foreign policy. It praises checks on the President by Congress, the Supreme Court, and public opinion, citing early White House actions and a Supreme Court rebuke of Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt Third Term Clash and Senate Checks Rise
A political analysis traces Roosevelt attempts to pack the Supreme Court and purge opponents, noting Senate resistance and public backlash in Georgia and Maryland. It compares past presidents Wilson and Roosevelt, warns of war risks, and argues for maintaining checks and balances against a third term. The piece critiques Charlottesville speech and the destroyer deal, contrasting Willkie’s stance with Roosevelt’s foreign policy and urging continued democracy.
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