Treble Clef Forms At Huron High School
Miss Helen Buchanan announces Treble Clef forming for next year at Huron public schools. The 17 member group includes Phyllis Lampe as president and Ruth Lowrie handling publicity. First appearance planned for a Women’s Aeronautical Association tea on November 10.
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Helen Buchanan
Huron Public Schools
Phyllis Lampe
Louise Royhl
Mary Jean Fisher
Donna Busse
Peggy DeGeest
Maxine Henson
Ruth Low
Windy Willkie and Roosevelt Win Big in Nation’s Vote
In a stark political shift, Roosevelt secures a large national victory and Democratic control of the House returns with 63 new members. The piece notes South Dakota’s Republican lean, Illinois’ party outcomes, and key figures like Jeannette Rankin and Samuel Gompers’ successors, highlighting labor and farm support for Roosevelt.
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Union
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Windy Willkie
Windy
Wendell
Hitler
Joan Lewis
Bayer
Labor
Organized Labor
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
Lewis
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Green
Nublicans
House
Miss Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Congress
Harry Southoff
Wisconsin
Charles Hawks, Jr
Ilinois
House balance shifts in close election contests
The current House composition stands 256 Democrats, 167 Republicans, 2 Progressives, 1 Farmer-Labor, 1 American Labor, with several vacancies. Three vacancies were formerly Democratic and three Republican. Republicans gained 81 seats in 1938 reversing earlier Democratic majorities, while Democrats yet lead in most disputed districts as voting continues. Richard Buckler, Minnesota, leads his Republican challenger.
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Andrew Jackson May
Military Committee
Richard T. Buckler
Senate shifts as Lang er leads in North Dakota race
Senate results show Lang er leading in North Dakota with 126 precincts left, creating a likely win over Lemks as Republicans gain five seats previously held by Democrats. Voters anticipate a 77th Congress with 66 Democrats, 28 Republicans, plus 1 Progressive and 1 Independent, while Wallace becomes vice president.
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Willkie
Nebraska
Indiana
Delaware
William Langer
North Dakota
Lynn J. Frazier
Langer
William Lemks
Garer
Henry Agard Wallace
Senate
Raymond E. Willis
Sherman Minton
C. Wayland Brooks
James M. Slattery
Hugh A. Butler
Robert Leroy Cochran
Edward R&r. Burke
Harold Hitz Burien
Cleveland
Vic” Donahey
Gerald P. Nye
Willis
Brooks
Butler
Burton
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
James Miller
Tunnell
John G. Townsend
Ernest W. McFarland
Arizona
Henry Fountain Ashurst
Abe Murdock
Utah
William H. King
George C. Hunt Taken By Death
Word has been received of the death in St Louis Missouri of George C Hunt a well known Huron businessman prior to moving away He died in St Marys Hospital after a six week illness He was 57 Funeral services and burial will be in St Louis Saturday morning The body is at Donnelys Funeral Home.
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George C. Hunt
St. Louis
Thera
St. Mary's Hospital
Hunt
Huron
Donnely’s Funeral Home
Red Cross 1940 Roll Call Leaders Named in County
The 1940 Roll Call setup is announced with Miss Daisy Keene as rural chairman and other coordinators for Huron areas, public health nursing, memberships, schools, publicity, supplies, and decor. Desks will be set up in several public locations to stimulate sign ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Keene
Beadle County
Lawrence Zieske
Huron Business District
C. H. Hanson
Huron
G. ©. Martin
A. J. Lang
A. P. Stowell
Bill Plummer
Agnes Grosvenor
Robert £. Wick
Red Cross Roll Call Drives Local Membership Push
County organizations sponsor desks to sign up members as the 1940 Red Cross Roll Call begins. Eshelman urged every eligible person to join to meet local and national goals. He noted last May’s $20,000,000 European relief fund was oversubscribed and used to ship aid, while this year’s drive funds will support ongoing Red Cross services at home and abroad.
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Lic
Exshelman
Red Cross
jJast
Eshelman
American Red Cross
Europe
Nds
Red Cross to Carry On Disaster Relief and Military Aid
The Red Cross will continue day to day operations in disaster relief first aid life saving nursing and its support to the United States military and other programs.
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The
Red Cross
United States
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