Vandenberg Attacks FDR Dictatorship Aims
Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan charged in Chicago that President Roosevelt seeks an American style dictatorship by packing the judiciary and Congress. He condemned the purge tactic as a step to control constitutional branches and suppress independent Congress. In Des Moines Minnie Lewis of Mitchell was elected junior vice president of the National Women's Relief Corps.
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Chicago
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Roosevelt
Vanedenberg
America
Judiciary
Supreme Court
Congress
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
House
Legistate
Des Moines
Minnie Lewis
Mitchell, &. D
National Women's Relief Corps
Cotton and Tobacco Farmers Vote Referenda Planned
Federal farm officials announced referenda on continuing price support and acre control programs for 1938 yields. Decided likely in December, the votes will be the first test for farmers who used the control provisions. Past referenda showed a narrow shift toward regulation with a 63 percent turnout and 66.6 percent needed for approval. Officials noted possible referenda on corn and wheat next year.
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Washington
Gmicinis
Weeks Is Featured At SDU Get-Together
President Weeks of South Dakota University spoke at a campus gathering at Marvin Hurhile Hall last night. About 25 attendees, including graduates and former students, heard of university problems and expansion plans. Secretary Fankenfeld could not attend and was replaced by an improvised program. Maxy Rayhil introduced the speaker.
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Weeks
South Dakoa University
Adents
Marvin Hurhile
Fankenfeld
Univerty Alumni Association
Maxy Rayhil
Roeckham Auxiliary Elects Officers For Next Year
The Rockham American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting Monday at Mrs. Ted Egeerling’s home. Officers were elected for the coming year.
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Roeckham Auxiliary
Rockham American Legion Auxiliary
Ted Egeerling
Local Auxiliary Plans Banquet During County Legion Meet
R A Conway president Mrs Grace Dienslake secretary and Miss Dorothy McKay treasurer organized plans for the banquet to be served by the local auxiliary during the annual county Legion and Auxiliary meeting to be held here on November 11. Lunch was served at the close of the evening with Mrs Fred Sweetland and Mrs Halbert Hansen assisting as hostesses.
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R.A. Conway
Grace Dienslake
Dorothy McKay
County Legion and Auxiliary
Fred Sweetland
Halbert Hansen
Pittsburgh Chosen for 1939 Grand Army Encampment
In Des Moines Iowa on September 15 the Grand Army of the Republic selected Pittsburgh Pennsylvania as the site of the 1939 encampment. Pittsburgh received 100 of 179 votes while Grand Rapids Michigan drew 16. the remaining cities did not vote.
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Yes Moines
Grand Army of the Reps
Pittsburgh
Pitsburgh
Grand Rapids, Mich
Gurney Spent Four Thousand Three Hundred Ninety Six on Primary Campaign
Washington dispatch notes Chan Gurney of Yankton South Dakota spent 4390.56 to win the Republican nomination in the Senate race. The expenditures committee lists 2025 in contributions, with later receipts of 2000 and 1500 from the National Republican Senatorial Committee and 500 from each Sam Bowyer and Hill Bisekatt of Chicago.
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Gurney
Washington
Chan Gurney
Yankton
Senate
National Republican Senatorial Committee
Sam Bowyer
Hill Bisekatt
Chicago
Card Of Thanks From The Yetso Family
The Yetso family expresses gratitude to the American Legion members especially Mr Sny der and pallbearers, C N W Fed Shop Crafts and Albert Mang, R C A and John Georgiades, Willian Weller, John Fuglsarg and all friends and neighbors for sympathy after their bereavement.
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American Legion
Snyder
Pall
C.& N.W. Fed
Albert Mang
R.C. of A
John Georgiades
Willian Weller
John Fuglsarg
John Yetso
Donna _Yetto Varda
Peter T. Varda
Attorneys And G Man Sail To Question Spy Case Witness
Federal prosecutors dispatched two lawyers and a federal agent abroad to question Dr Ignatz T Griebl a key witness in a major espionage probe. Judge Hulbert indicated consent is required for the interview, tied to the case against Johanna Hpfmiann and three co defendants.
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G-Man
New ‘York
U. S
Lamar Hardy
Ignatz T. Griebl
U. S. Army
George C. Dix
Johanna Hpfmiann
Europa
United States
Shekl
Nine Hurt as Ride Collapses at West Virginia Fair
A ride named the Merry Mixup during the West Virginia Free Fair in Charleston collapsed injuring nine people, with one serious. Shrieks were reported as riders were spiled and midway workers called for help.
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Charleston
W. Va
Hog health tonic promises to revive run-down pigs
An old advertisement touts B-T-V veterinary tonic to treat stomach worms and digestive distress in hogs. It claims to strengthen weak animals and improve appetite, urging farmers to try the product, sold at Humphrey's Drug Store.
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Badi-Tane Veterinary
Humphrey
Huhns Slayer Dies In Prison
Edwin Sanford, 68, who killed L. A. Chick Huhn in a drunken bungalow brawl near Cavour, died of a heart attack in the state penitentiary cell house. He had been an inmate since March 28, 1934, and was serving a life term. Prison officials contacted Sanford brothers in Chicago, who stated they were not financially able to assist.
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Sioux Falls
Sept
Edwin Sanford
State Penitentiary
Sanford
L. A
Chick” Huhn
Cavour
Atem
Marine Penitentiary
Brothers of
Chicago
Funeral expenses paid for inmate buried at state expense
A death in the state penitentiary ends the murder case of Edwin Sanford, killer of L. Chick Huhn. Sanford, a Cavour resident, had been prominent in the Huron Air Legion and led the Willian Reaves post bugle corps for years. Burial to occur at state expense.
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Edwin Sanford
Chick" Huhn
Muray
Cavour
Huhn
Huron Air Legion
Willian Reaves
Érum Wajor
Bugle Corps
Milwaukee fund starts to buy sound suppressor
Milwaukee residents form a fund led by C. F. Lehmnidit to purchase a device for quieting disruptive sounds at public gatherings. He sent a $5 check to the county park commission with a note criticizing the loud vocalizations during events and proposing a remedy for those who cannot refrain from making noises.
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Milwaukee
C. F. Lehmnidit
County Park
Convn Sion
Statin
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