Lehman Dewey Governor Race Captures New York Spotlight
In New York a pivotal governor contest pits Herbert H. Lehman against Thomas E. Dewey with Roosevelt backing Democratic candidates. The battle centers on New Deal policy, Dewey’s prosecutor background, and Lehman’s long state leadership as voters weigh party aims and anti corruption themes.
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New York
Roosevelt
Empire State
Herbert H. Lehman
Thomas E. Dewey
Manhattan
Lehman
Dewey
Robert F. Wagner
James M. Mead
Senate
Copeland
Joahn Lord O’brian
Edward Corsi
Starong
Hyde Park
Ae Dewey
Albany
Brooklyn
New York City
John J. O’connor
O'Connor
James H. Fay
Andrew Jackson
Farmers urged to back Loriks Fosheim and Berry
Albert Hill of near Alexandria and member of the All Party Agricultural Committee urged South Dakota farmers to vote for Tom Berry Srail Loriks and Oscar Fosheim. He said the farm program is worth fighting for and that the opponents offer impractical promises. He praised the three as farmers who understand farmers’ problems and will work to improve the program.
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Albert Hill
Alexandria
All Party Agricultural Committee
South Dakota
Tom Berry
Srail Loriks
Oscar Fosheim
Mr. Hill
Berry
Lopiks
Mr. Fosheim
Loriks
Fasheirn
Coon's Philosophy Puzzling To Troth
In an interview Layson G. Troth, vice-chairman of the Ad Party Agricultural Committee, questions J. D. Coon's stance on Rill Howes and the farm program. Troth argues Hawes favors the farm program and may oppose a tide favoring Berry and Fosheim, predicting a strong victory next Tuesday.
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Layson G. Troth
Ad Party Agricultural Committee
Lam
J. D. Coon
Rill Howes
South Dakota
Bill Hawes
Mr. Hawes
Fosheim
Coriks
Berry
Loriks
Tuesay
Candidates Make Pre election Reports in First District
WOOLS Ur LN ANOV ey Emil Loriks of Arlington South Carolina Democrat filed pre election reports with the clerk of the house as required by federal law. He reported expenditures of 509 and contributions of 214 including 200 from the Progressive Voters League. Other South Dakota candidates Karl E Mundt Madison Republican spent 485 received 1727 Theodore B Werkier Rapid City Democrat spent 950 received no contributions.
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Wools Ur LN
Anov Oney
Emil Loriks
Arlington
S. C
Democrat
Congress
Clerk of the House
Progressive Voters League
South Dakota
Karl E. Mundt
Madison
Republican
Theodore B. Werkier
Rapid City
Kitchen Shower for Mrs Kent Wright PATCHCOCK
Nov 5 special report notes a kitchen shower at Mrs Lloyd Dickson home in Patchcock honoring Mrs Kent Wright. Two whist tables awarded prizes to Evelyn Ratson and Leola Hart. White and blue decorations matched the bride’s colors. Lunch followed and many useful gifts were received by the honoree.
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Kent Wright Patchcock
Lloyd Dickson
Kent Wright
Evelyn Ratson
Leola Hart
Case Urges Mines Study in South Dakota for 1999
Rep. Francis Case, seeking reelection, said at a political meeting he will ask Bureau of Mines experts to return to South Dakota in 1999 to study manganese and aluminum resources in the Missouri River Bad Lands clays and coal fields. He noted prior summer visits by four bureau men studying non metalic minerals and bentonite. Special focus will be on tin deposits near Tinton and feldspar near Hill Ci and Keystone as reports are prepared in Washington.
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Spearfish
Francis Case
Bureau of Mines
Sauth Dakota
Missouri River
Bureau
Tinton
Hill Ci
Keystone
Washington
Case
United States
Bushfield Calls Fosheim a Flying Trapeze Figure in Speech
Miller Neb Nov 5 Harlan J Bushfield Republican candidate for governor likened Oscar Fosheim Democratic opponent to a young man on the trapeze during a homecoming celebration. He blamed Fosheim for evading issues as his campaign stance. About 1200 attended, with 150 Faulk County delegates.
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Faulk County
Cases Dismissed In Federal Court
The United States government Friday dismissed a group of criminal cases by nolle prosequi under the authority of the U S attorney general. Dismissed were Orvil Larson Mission charged with violating the Internal Revenue liquor laws Harry Blair formerly near Winner charged with sale of liquor to an Indian George Abdalla Wagner charged with a similar offense James Nichols Winner Indian liquor charge and Paul J Waldman formerly of Dewey County charged with fraud under the Farm Credit Act Revina Trinen Letcher was dismissed from federal probation orders after 18 months on a guilty plea for endorsing postal funds.
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Sioux Falls
United States
Jon Nolle
U. S
Orvil Larson
Mission
Internal Revenue
Harry Blair
Near Winner
George Abdalla
Wagner
James Nichols
Winner
Puil J. Waldman
Dewey County
May Vote Sunday Is Absent Nov 8
Beadie County residents lacking plans to be in the county on general election day were reminded that the county auditor will keep the courthouse open Sunday from 10 am to 4 30 pm to permit absentee voting.
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Beadie County
Edw. G. Younes
Democrats Call for Unified Farm Aid and Parity Goals
The party urges federal action to restore livestock herds with new aid, consolidate credit agencies, and streamline debt for farmers. They push regional agriculture secretaries, coordinated farm programs, parity price goals, crop insurance, loans, export subsidies, cash benefits, soil conservation, and drastic interest rate cuts.
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Congress
South Dakota Farmers Cheer Roosevelt Policy Shifts
The passage advocates boosting farm finance including a Frazier bill like Fed Land Bank reserves, 144 percent loan caps, and liquidity by Treasury notes. It lauds Franklin Roosevelt, criticizes Hoover era policy, and supports water resource development on the Missouri River and new farm product uses amid agricultural goals and cooperative marketing under Democratic leadership.
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Federal Land Bank
Federal Reserve
Federal Treasury
Hare
Federal Reserve Bank
South Dakota
Missouri River
Stead
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Credulity of Farmers and Crop Restrictions Urged
A fragment urges practical farming over credulity among farmers and urbanites. It calls for careful cultivation of spring and during wheat, noting there are no yields from general cropping rules. The text emphasizes avoiding restrictive policies that hurdle wire-related agricultural processes.
Open markets urged to boost American farm wealth
The speaker cites US production strength in crops minerals and fisheries, arguing for open markets. He notes 1937 imports of 312055407 pounds of ae and inzane, highlights potato output in South Dakota and Red River Valley, and references a 1938 import figure of 23,789,519 pounds while framing these as reasons to support the Onan Girne for Senator ticket.
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Chan Gurmey
United States
South Dakota
Oisis
Saint Dakota
Red River Valley
Wal Risa
Jmne
Pater
Onan Girne
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