Maine Remains In Republican Ranks In Off Year Vote
Maine held a Republican sweep in the off year election as Wallace H. White Jr won a U S Senate seat by about 30,000 over Frank E. Haskell. Governor William Tudor Gardiner was reelected, along with three Republican incumbents. Donald B. Partridge captured White’s seat. The total vote was 147,000, the smallest since 1820.
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Portland
Maine
Wallace H. White
Waine
United States Senate
Arthur R Gould
William Tudor Gardiner
Congress
Donald B. Partridge
Norway
White
Frank E. Haskell
Tur Gardiner
Edward C. Moran
Rockland Democrat
Huy
Moran
Carroll L. Beedy
John X. Belson
Augusta
Donald F. Snow
Bangor
Thomas F. Locke
Biddeford
Leo D. Lamond
Eastport
Clinton ©. Stevens
Partridge
Gilbert Beliveau
Rumford
Eday
Louisiana
South Carolne
Senate
Calob Kate
Michigan
Near Harm
Arizona
Vermont
Washington
Georgia
Massachusetts
New York
Wisconsin
Wallace H. White, Jr
William T. Gardiner
South Carolina
Cole S. Biease
James F. Byrnes
Thra C. Blackwood
Olin D. Johnson
Spartanburg
Boulsiana
Flucy P. Long
Joseph E. Ranssel
Estate largely left to Mrs Sterling in will
The bulk of the late Thomas Sterling s estate, former South Dakota senator, who died in Washington two weeks ago, goes to his widow Mrs Mayme Sterling. The will filed for probate leaves her everything except his law books to be divided by son Cloyd Sterling of Zedfield SD and stepson Walter W McCaslin.
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Sterling Washington
Thomas Sterling
South Dakow
Mayme Sterling
Mr. Sterling
Cloyd Sterling
Zedfield, S. D
Walter W. McCaslin
Weather Update From Huron and South Dakota
Partly cloudy conditions continue in Huron with a slight warming trend expected into Wednesday. South Dakota reports partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with little change in temperature.
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Huron
South Dakota
Milch Cows Net Good Prices In Groton Area
Groton area auctions show strong dairy demand as good milch cows average $110 per head in a dispersion sale. Eleven cows sold, one at 15 cents, two at 155 dollars, with heifers to freshen in winter averaging 8 dollars. Feeder pigs under 50 pounds bring up to 10 cents per pound amid a weak market for horses and other equipment.
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Groton
Arrests Set For Irigoyen Faction In Argentina Crisis
Associated Press dispatch from Buenos Aires reports ex-president Irigoyen and his cabinet plus Trigoyenista congress members ordered arrested and held in communicado after a night of firing by loyal troops. Seven dead, 56 wounded as central post office and government house are defended amid shelling and confusion. A Mendoza destroyer officer killed. naval bombardment fears spread. Parallel dispatch from Montevideo notes Uruguayan authorities report revoltionary activity in Rio Grande do Sul and precautionary cavalry moves to safeguard neutrality.
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Nelson J. Riley
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
F—Zipolite Irigoyen
Government House
Amiral Storui Oe
Mendoza
Lajous
Attacha
Washington
Braze
Montevideo
Rio Grande Do Sul
Senator Norbeck Returns from Iceland Visit
Senator Peter Norbeck chairman of the senate banking and currency committee was an overnight guest in Huron on his way to Redfield. He had just returned from Europe and Iceland where he led a U S commission to observe the thousandth anniversary of Iceland's parliament and planned to attend the State Fair in session later in the week. He said he would stay in South Dakota until Congress convenes in December.
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Norbeck
Iceland
Peter Norbeck
Senate Committee of Banking and Currency
Huron
Redfield
United States
Europe
Ind
South Dakota
Hoover
Congress
Hurricane Relief Riots Amid Santo Domingo Food Drop
Santo Domingo faces growing relief challenges as Red Cross and national authorities coordinate food and water for thousands. United States sailors and Dominican Guardia n troops suppress a food riot at the wharves where relief supplies from Ruth Sykes and Cath Grebe were being unloaded, with crowds promised distribution soon.
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Santo Domingo
Red Cross
United States
Grebe
Ruth Sykes
Patto
Rico
Native South Dakotan to pen new serial for Evening Huronite
Miss Laura Lou Brookman, USC alumna and former Des Moines editor, returns to serial fiction with Heart Hungry. The seventh Brookman serial, distributed by NEA Service, debuts in The Evening Huronite Friday, tracing a high school graduate daughter of estranged parents drawn into New York society.
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Laura Lou Brookman
South Dakota
The
University of South Dakota
Miss Brookmen
New York
Spell Contest Draws 87 Entrants From 44 Counties At Fair
Eighty seven contestants representing 44 counties competed in the spelling contest this morning at the State Fair grounds Public Health building. The oral rounds used carefully chosen words and a 500 word list while 100 words were pronounced for the written test. Judges and conductor Jesse T. Hayes of Onida led the event with one branditieer and three judges.
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State Fairgrounds
Jesse T. Hayes
Onida
Nora
Richards
Cora ‘Holland
Carson
Vivien Peck
Mildred Sanchez
Dewey
Fern Ellerton
Olive Lusk
Hyde
Phyllis Berry
Violeta Burgess
Mellette
Emma Stabbe
Cecelia Adams
Edmunds
Halph Halla
Hazel Carlson
Yankton
Audrey Cooper
Brownie Slade
Lincoln
Evelyn Nelson
Irene Langland
Turner
Doris Hiller
Dan Bylander
Clay
Lynn Mitchell
Woodrow Hall
Perkins
John Schmitt
Violet Kayser
Hughes
Erlene Kridlow
Lois Boysen
Charles Mix
Sylvia Lingschelt
Donald Lindvidt
Jones
Olive Hart
Frank Earles
Stanley
Flora Menzel
Will Weer
Ziebach
Jennie ’ Timmer
Fan Vanden Berge
Douglas
Jerauld
Charles Menderthall
Mary. Overbolt
Jackson
Joseph ‘Robbie
Tyler Erickson
Roberts
Helen ‘Rumelhart
Wilma Bauer
Gladys Stensby
Campbell
Violet Noe
Caroline Schrieber
Pennington
Lenda Baytiff
Jara Anderson
Fall River
Julia _ Weber
Faulk
Marie Joslin
Ben Munson
Lawrence
Hanson
Florence Stewart
Florence Delferdange
Buffalo
Elaine Waldner
Alice Bremer
Hutchinson
Beadle
Opal Hagen
Macy Brown
Union
Mel
Ba Heckel
Margaret Bakewell
Davison
Opal
Plowman
Donald Schadt
Kingsbury
Alton’ “Amdahl
Bruce “Wheeler
Moody
Bernice Wehr
Mary: Moors
Eldon Lamp
Elizabeth Kock
Me Cook
Rose Glover
Jean Blackwell
Butler
Dorothy” Cooper
Irene
Matt
Meade
Heary
Malin
Huron Collector Displays Pottery Collection
Mrs Herbert Titt of Huron displays an extensive collection of Indian and Weller pottery on the second floor of the Women’s building. The show features Santa Fe pieces from Julian and Maria Sanenderonso, along with Hudson Weller pieces and delicate Pueblo ceramics. The exhibit includes Tesuque Isleta Zia Zuni and more, plus Navajo rugs and Chimayo blankets, reflecting Mrs Titt’s decades of study and her role as a ceramics authority.
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Herbert Titt
Huron
Titt
Santa’ Fe
N. M
Weller
Isleta
Zia
Maricopi
Cochitil
Santa Clara
San Domingos
San Juan
Actos
Tite
New Mexico
Tit
United States
Five Die In HIA Fire At Reading Railroad Yard
Five men are believed dead after a boiler or engine incident at the Reading railroad yard around September. The event damaged a building and caused multiple injuries, with authorities and fire crews on the scene investigating the cause and listing missing workers.
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Hia
Sept
Opa
Reading Railroad
Governor Denies Parole For Federal Agent Wilshire
Pierre Sept Governor W J Bulow denied parole for Joe Wilshire a federal undercover prohibition agent serving a year in the state penitentiary for furnishing liquor to a 15 year old girl The letter to Warden Jameson says the governor would not approve parole despite board recommendations He notes his belief that a full grown man should not give drink to a minor and would prefer increasing the sentence if anything
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Hand
Deniis
G. T. Jameson
Penitentiary
Board of Charities and Corrections
Bulow
E. L. Senn
Prohibition
South Dakota
C. B. Powers
Chamberlain
Pred Minier
Four-H Parade Planned Under Director Archie Joy
The 4-H parade at the State Fair will march past the grandstand at 1 p.m. in this order: Charles Mack, Miner, Deuel, Douglas, Clark, Day, Gregory, Bon Homme, Ully, Lake, Beadle, Butte, Grant, Codington, Marshall, Lincoln, Brown, Hamlin, and Minnehaha. All club members at the Fair should join the parade, with visiting, club building staff, or camping participants included. The county with the largest representation and best appearance will win a prized award.
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iClub
AH Jelith
Archie Joy
H. M. Jones
Charles-Mack County
Miner
Deuel
Douglas
Clark
Day
Gregory
Bon Homme
Ully
Lake
Beadle
Butte
Grant
Codington
Marshall
Lincoln
Brown
Hamlin
Minnehaha
Trios Will Present Program Tomorrow at Noon
The Wednesday Musical Club of Huron plans a noon program at 1 pm tomorrow on the east perch of the women's building. Soloist B L Bayles headlines with two trios led by C H McLaughon with M E Blystone and R D Lusk, and W M Griffith with E L Bayles and F Coffey. Accompanist is Camden Rayburn.
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C. B. McIlvaine
Women’s Department
B. L. Bayles
C.H. McLaughon
M. E. Blystone
Robert D. Lusk
W. M. Griffith
E. L. Bayles
Frank Coffey
Camden Rayburn
Huron
McDonald Urges GOP Ticket in South Dakota Race
Yan t on Sept 8 Charles McDonald state GOP chairman urged electing Senator McMaster and Warren E. Green, terming Green a practical farmer for governor and criticizing Democratic opponent Dr. AL McCullough. He accused the Democratic record of mismanagement and urged party unity to keep Republicans in control.
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McDonald
Yankton
Polisea Suen
South Dakota
Charles Republican
McMaster
Warren E. Green
Green
Goveenaria
AL McCullough
Geren
Jawa
Department of School and pub‘Tielands
Idoner
Mors-Land
Jess Fovernor
MyMaster
Wuse
Republic Party
Sad Alah
Democrats
Senate
Youth Robbed Of College Funds In Omaha Hold Up
Alvin Carlsen 19 of Blair Nebraska said a bandit forced him at gunpoint to drive to Omaha from Blair and hand over his four year savings of 612 dollars. The robber counted the money then returned 13 dollars for his trip home. Carlsen is the son of Rev N C Carlsen president of the United Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church of America.
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Omaha
Alvin Carlsen
Royal
Blair
Neb
Carlson
N. C. Carlsen
United Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Commerce Offices Remain Open Late For Fair Visitors
The chamber of commerce will stay open late to help State Fair visitors book rooms. Secretary Paul Myers urged individuals renting rooms to notify the chamber so names can be checked off the list. He added cash recounts should not be presented until week’s end.
Beadle County Books Audit Opens By McLaughlin and Co
An audit of Beadle County books began today conducted by McLaughlin Noreen and Company. The firm based in Minneapolis with a senior partner McLaughlin is located in Huron and aims to complete the work within about two weeks.
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Beadle County
McLaughlin, Noreen & Company
Huron Re
McLaughlin
Minneapolis
Huron
Whale Exhibit Draws Big crowds at State Fair
A 65 ton whale and an 18 foot baby whale are on display in a glass enclosure at the State Fair in Huron drawing thousands of residents. Caught off San Clemente Island nine miles from Long Beach California after a struggle, the larger whale spans 55 feet with the calf at 18 feet. Retired sea captain Harry S White narrates lectures all day from 9 AM to 11 PM beside the car housing the creatures.
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Huron
San Clemente
Long Beach
California
Herry S. White
Five Die Of Poison Gas In Farm Silo
On the Tom Neidhardt farm in Bebron North Dakota a deadly gas claimed a fifth life Georges Neidhardt died twelve hours after his father and siblings All three children John Freda and Martha perished earlier as they tried to rescue their father who entered the silo to clean out refuse Others who attempted rescues also fainted but suffered no serious injuries Mrs Neidhardt alerted authorities and summoned helpers who were overcome during the attempt to save the victims.
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Bebron
N. D
Tom Neidhardt
George Neidhardt
George
John
Freda
Martha
Legionnaire Parade features Iowa Legion convention prospect
City officials and the Davenport parade were highlighted as pivotal for securing the 1951 Iowa American Legion convention. Delegates tentatively nominated Maurice Cahill of Rapids and Berry Halden of Chariton for state commander as the meeting considered time and place for next year.
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UX City
Iowa Legionnaires
Davenport
State Department of the American Legion
Maurice
Cahill
Rapids
Berry
Halden
Chariton
Speed Holman Captivates Twin City Fair Crowd
Charles Holman known as Speed Holman arrived from Minneapolis bound for the South Dakota State Fair. His air show drew over 10 000 spectators, a record for the Tuesday opening, as the Derby program and track races attracted large crowds, with Mitchell and Brown County delegations visiting the fair.
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Chicago
Charles
Speed) Holman
Minneapolis
Falr
Exposition Grounds
Minnespolis
Halman
South Dakota
Sanborn
Phylis
J. HL Looky
Agnes Parse
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Colorado
William V. Hedges
Republican National Committee
George H. Shaw
Edward P. Costigan
James A. Marsh
Morrison Shafroth
James Couzens
Thases S. Osborn
New__Hampshire
Keyes
George W. P. Hunt
Huronite
Vermillion
Laura Lon Brockman
Misits
Wilshire
Etary
Coun- Medlin
H- Jackson
Kan
Twin City Flyer
Mitchell
Mitchell Chambr of Commerce
Aberdeen
County Booth
Brown County
Beedle
Bernard Wetteland
Gayville
Yankton County
Roland Schwande
Big Stone City
Alan Gvistt
Dwight Nauman
Gettysburg
Ethel Johnson
Britton
Dale
Montrose
David
Adam Calden
Ralph van Horn
Ayrshire
Clark County
Chase Brothers
Glenna H. Alberts
Willow Lake
Branciett
Raphael Brandiett
Waverly
Mary Olive Lewis
Clear Lake
Chester Gurlickson
Bath
Rapid City
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