Nevada Democrat McCarran Wins Big in Primary Fight
Nevada returns show Senator Pat McCarran clinching a decisive Democratic primary victory with 14 243 votes from 240 of 262 precincts. Albert Hillard and Dr. John Worden trailed as 100 percent New Deal rivals. Farley A Harmon led the Democratic gubernatorial race, while John R Fulton won the Republican nomination.
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London theater managers urge silence amid noisy lovers
London managers discourage the silent kiss as young couples disrupt film progress. One theater owner counters with a new Lover's Corner advertising scheme to calm the crowd and reclaim decorum.
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Nevada Senate Race Set After Primary Returns
Nevada voters moved toward Pat McCarran Democrat opponent of FDR's court plan and Tasker Oddie Republican with Oddie unopposed for his party nomination. McCarran appeared secure for renomination as results remained incomplete.
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Yankton To Give State Fair Boost
A one hour radio program on WNAX in Yankton will promote the 1938 South Dakota State Fair with greetings between Yankton and Huron officials. Yankton Mayor Ernest A. Crockett and Huron Mayor Jess C. Burns will exchange welcomes, Governor Leslie Jensen may appear, and the 50 piece Yankton municipal band will perform from 2 to 3 PM aided by remote control equipment.
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Boost In Loan Value On Wheat Promised By FDR
ST. PAUL Sept 7 Gov Elmer A Benson says after meeting with President Roosevelt that the President promised to broaden the export plan and to raise loan values for spring wheat while backing surplus purchases and stronger farm legislation next Congress. Benson cited plans to curb food profiteers and improve farmer labor ties, and noted Wallace will confer with Roosevelt to consider emergency programs for stored crops, surplus distribution, and wheat exports subsidies.
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De Smet Crash Victims Improving and Arraignment Expected
Three people injured in a fatal De Smet area crash near Kingsbury County were reported improving. Howard B. Burton Jr and six year old Mary Joan, occupants of the car, recover as authorities prepare to arraign Lester Thomas on first degree manslaughter charges.
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Grand Army Parade Weaves Through Des Moines Streets
Des Moines reports the annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment parade with hundreds of veterans marching while many older members ride in automobiles. National color guards and fife and drum corps, allied groups, join the procession in a pageant of memory and tribute.
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Body of Dodge heir found in Georgian Bay
The body of Daniel C. Dodge, two year old heir to the Dodge motor millions, was recovered from Georgian Bay by two fishermen after gulls guided them to the spot. He died after an August dynamite explosion at Maple Point Kagawong. His bride Ann Laurine MacDonald and a camp employee were injured but recovered.
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Have Reversed Tide by The Associated Press
Central Europe dominated by crisis as Spain and China wars unfold. Chinese reports claim a Yangtze Valley breakthrough southeast of Juichang and a victory northeast of Teian on the Kiukiang Nanchang line, while Spanish fires in pine and olive groves along the De Los Caballos range push government troops from positions along the Ebro.
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Recover Bodies Of 5 In Floods Of Western S. D.
News from Mobridge and Buffalo Gap reports multiple flood fatalities in western South Dakota and a Minnesota flood isolating Elba. Bodies were recovered of Mrs. Wark Logge, Glenn Logge, Donald Logge, Mare Baret, and others after cloudburst floods disrupted railroad lines, telegraph wires, and roads. A substitute teacher aided 12 pupils during the flood near Landes.
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Sudeten Talk Ends in Prague Breakover with Czechs
War clouds loom as Sudeten Germans sever talks with Czechoslovakia after reports of assaults on deputies. France mobilizes Marseille and orders dock workers to report, while Berlin weighs options ahead of a Hitler Henderson meeting.
Hitler Advises Henlein to Demand More in Sudeten Talks
A government spokesman says Adolf Hitler urged Konrad Henlein to not accept Czechoslovak concessions but to demand more. Henlein, Sudeten German leader, forges ties with Hitler during the Nazi congress as talks with Prague aim to secure German autonomy. Hitler also says conscripts aid defense and frame marks of the Reich amid looming negotiations with Britain.
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Mussolini May Give View in Talk Saturday
Rome reports Premier Mussolini is expected to state Italy position on the German Czech crisis in a speech at Trieste perhaps Saturday. British Ambassador Sir Nevile Henderson attends the congress and may discuss the Czech Nazi controversy with Hitler.
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Chance meeting may settle war issue
London observers say a single chance meeting could decide Europe’s Breeh Sudeten conflict, potentially resolving the war issue. Continued on Page Five.
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