Post War Post Mortem on G O P Defeat
A Washington dispatch analyzes the 1932 Republican collapse attributing the loss to three factors: candidates, issues, and party organization. Prosperity, Roosevelt’s leadership, Landon’s weaknesses, and Farley’s machine skills are cited as decisive, with emphasis on the Democratic advantage.
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Byron Price
Bureau
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Landon
Farley Welds
Repub'lcan
Landen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James A. Fariey
Outlook Improves For Dairy Farmer in 1837
Washington reports the agriculture department says demand for milk ice cream and butter will rise next year, improving the dairy farmer's outlook despite drought driven higher feed costs and smaller herds. Prices for dairy products are expected to stay high while pasture and feed supplies recover.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Armistice Day Planned At Miller City Auditorium
Miller November 1 Armistice Day program scheduled in city auditorium at 2 pm with municipal band directed by Glen Shaw. Rev Albert Nase chaplain to give invocation. Mrs Merrill Pangburn reads In Flanders Fields. James Devine to present The Big Parade. T O Hagen of Huron and V P W will speak. Silent tribute to fallen soldiers. auxiliary to serve dinner after program. A stray line notes an elephant hunting bullet with striking power of two tons.
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Miller Miller
Niler Vo Flw
Flanders Fields
James Devine
T. O. Hagen
Huron
State Department
V. AP. OW
Miller V. Flw
American Legion
University of South Dakota hosts play “Another Language”
Newspaper editors attending the Newspaper Institute in Vermillion will watch the University of South Dakota debut of Rose Franken’s Another Language on Thursday. The cast features Huron as Stella Hallam and Virginia Rayburn as the mother, with Robert Dunham of Sioux Falls as Victor Hallam. production staff includes Ruth Mortons, Betty Ray, and Elnora Drafabl in key roles.
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South Dakota
Irea
Ximing
South Dakota Intercollegiate Press Association
Radice Bunn
State College
Ernest van Gerber
Charles Dougherty
Sioux Falls College
Judean Sletvold
Northern Normal
Elmer Sehmierey
Robert Steffes
Max Myers
Max Twiss
Kenneth Olds
South Datots University
Chorley Cleveland
Gten Steen
Sioox Falls College
Charlotte Lang
Sioux Fatls College
Marie Chamberlain
Norman Rumpie
William, Wright
Mary Helen Warren
Wren College
Owen Campbell
Bob Weich
Huron College
Newspaper Institute
University of South Dakota
Rose Franken
W. Alan Coutts
Eleanore Blorrigan
Huron
Stella Hallam
Pierpoint
Jonas Vilhauer
Tyndall
Ght
Aces Hedrickson
Vibouit
Virginian Rayburn
Vermillion
Robert Dunham
Will Fatle
Bonilla High Opens Basketball Drills for 1936 37
Bonilla High School basketball began with practice on Monday November 2 with 15 boys reporting to Coach May. Returning players include Clark Atkinson Clark Bales Harry Barthiman Elwood Petersen Richard Bales and Wayne Hamilton. A class tournament will decide the class champion on Friday November 13. The 1936 37 schedule lists games against Cavour Yale Walsey Wessington Huron Hitchcock Virgil and others with girls teams also playing on these dates.
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Bonilla
Bonilla High School
Pracetice
Couth
Clark Atkinson
Clark Bales
Harry Barthiman
Elwood Petersen
Richard Bales
Wayne Hamilton
Supt. Ramsey
Cavour
Yale
Virgil
Virgilt
Bishop Regrets Coughlin Move in Detroit lettere
Rev Charles E Coughlin retires from radio drawing response from Bishop Michael J Gallagher who hopes the people will call him back to the fold The Detroit Catholic Bishop says he would not interfere in the matter while Cardinal Pacelli remains neutral Coughlin says he will keep publishing Social Justice weekly despite stepping back from active radio duties
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Michael J. Gallagher
Father Coughlin
Cardinal Pacelli
United Sites
Upg
Gallasher
Coughlin
National Union ‘For Social Justice
Deputy Sheriff Collins returns to hospital after gunfight
Sioux Falls dispatch reports Deputy Sheriff George Collins, who was shot by escaped convict Phil Ray eight months ago, is back in a hospital after doctors removed a bullet lodged in his hip. Ray died shortly after a gunfight in which Warden Eugene Reilly and Berland Bruisell of Webster were killed.
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Sioux Falls
George Collins
Phil Ray
Ray
Collins
Eugene Reilly
Berland Bruisel
Webster
Miss Arlene Neill Visits Miss Deloris Shes
Miss Arlene Neill a student at Northern Morr Aberdeen visited with Miss Deloris Shes Sunday in Wellington on November 10 with special note of the social call.
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Decoris Snea
The Other Woman Lives Just Around the Corner
An advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for common female discomforts. It claims to help women through life stages from maidenhood to mature years and encourages readers to "smile through" with the product.
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Lydia E. Pungham
Lydia E. Pinkchap
Lydia
E. Pinsham
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