Curley Defeats Hurley in Massachusetts Primary
Massachusetts voters backed James M. Curley over Gov Charles F. Hurley for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination while Leverett Saltonstall captured the Republican nomination. In New Jersey, W Warren Barbour won the Republican Senate nod, and James Fay defeated John O Connor in New York for the Democratic nomination despite O Connor earning the Republican ballot. Roosevelt celebrated a rare primary setback for four conservatives though O Connor will appear on the November ballot as a Republican nominee.
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New Dealer
Massachusetts
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Leverett Saltonstall
New Jersey
W. Warren Barbour
William H. J. Ely
Wisconsin
Philip LaFollette
Robert K. Henry
Julius P. Heil
F. Ryan Daly
Herman L. Ekern
Alexander Wiley
John O'Connor
Petaengl
Kirk Roosevelt
O'Connor
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George
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Onnor
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Ourrawty
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Saltonstall
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See O'Connor
Train Wreck Inquest Set For Friday
Inland dispatch reports a fatal Southern Pacific train collision near a water stop. An eight person death toll and about 100 injured followed when a brakeman named Eric Leonard Jacobson allegedly threw a switch, sending the Argnut passenger train into the Californian bound for Chicago. Deputy coroner Herbert Hughes scheduled an inquest for Friday as East West service resumed after twenty hours. The railroad company estimated equipment losses at 132,800 dollars.
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Southern Pacific
Hera
Brikeman
Eric Leonard Jacobson
Los Angeles
Herbert Hughes
South Dakota urged to fund livestock industry build up
Session at Marvin Hughive Hotel discusses South Dakota land use program to convert cropland to pasture and stock raising. Resolution urged 100 percent federal credit for breeding stock, favoring Soil Conservation districts and immediate operation of tri county and Brule Buffalo districts. Lusk presented loan idea. Governor Jensen and Rep Case support. Ward of Lincoln cites FS views on diversification, urging a shift from cash grain to livestock to sustain Great Plains farms. (Continued on Page Two)
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Tivastock Loan
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Evening Humanite
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State Planning Board
Gordon Stout
Govenor Leslie Jensen
Francis Case
Great Plains
Ward
Douglas County
Kan
Kansas Farmers Union
OConnor Put In Embarrassing Spot
New York dispatch notes Representative John A O Connor faces a tricky path after winning the Republican primary in the 16th district He must decide whether to back the Democratic winner or challenge the Democratic result and risk weakening his pledge to support the victor.
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County Demo Parley Shapes General Election Battle Lines
Beadle County Democrats plan to reveal campaign plans at a county meeting tonight led by Dr. J. S. Tschelter. The session opens at 7 30 in Wheeler's hall with precinct officials, candidates, and party members invited. lunch will be served by Democratic women.
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Tschetter
Labor Temple
Goetz to Head State Motor Patrol
Aberdeen Police Chief Goetz, Walter Al-Alec, is named superintendent of the state motor patrol by Andrew Norstad. The change follows a Supreme Court ruling transferring motor patrol duties from the secretary of state to the highway department. Goetz will set up in the statehouse with eight patrol members planned and field posts yet to be chosen.
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Pope Calls Catholics to Hour of Prayer for Peace
Pope Pius XI urged Rome’s Catholic churches to devote an hour next Sunday to prayers for peace. He directed all churches to hold adoration for the purpose and, during a meeting with French pilgrims, blessed France and Europe while urging mercy and hope that threats to Europe may vanish.
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Rains And Storms Hammer Eastern Seaboard States
Strong Atlantic rains lashed New England causing ten deaths and hundreds of thousands in damage. Massachusetts rivers neared 1936 flood levels as bridges and dams failed. towns reported washouts and crop losses while a hurricane threatened shipping offshore. Police urged evacuations as floodwaters rose, trains and roads were disrupted and widespread water shortages loomed.
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Czechs Decide to Pay Price to Keep Peace
Czechoslovakia accepts the British French plan to yield territory to Germany to avert war. Prime minister Hodza and foreign minister Krofla announce the decision after three days of talks in London. Details on the Sudetenland transfer will be settled by international discussion and include a vast amount of work.
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Adolf Isler
London
Europe
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Czedboslovakia
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B.S. T
Milan Hodza
France
England
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Sudetenland
Hitler
Germany
Bee
Signs Of Preparations To Take Over In Germany
A continuous stream of motor trucks rumbled through Berlin and eastern Germany today rushing troops to an undisclosed destination. Germany appears set for the final act in the Czech drama as Hitler prepares to meet Chamberlain at Godesberg to discuss protecting minorities in Czechoslovakia. Propaganda hints that big territorial changes may follow, with Germany pressuring for capitulation or force.
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Germany
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Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Munich
Godesberg
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Prague
Little Republic
Joseph Goebibels
Duce Defends Rights Of Other Minorities
In Treviso Mussolini argued for an integral solution to Czechoslovakia's crisis, insisting not only Sudeten Germans but Hungarians Slovaks Poles Ruthenians Romanians must have their rights satisfied. He claimed Czechoslovakia faces trouble due to excluding these groups. The crowd cheered as he spoke.
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Treviso
Italy
Mussolini
Czechoslovakia
Slovakia
Patrols hunt for renewed Sudeten attack plans
Armed patrols scoured the countryside to uncover plans by legion naries referred to by refugee Sudeten Germans as Free corps fighters. Special spy watches were created in martial law zones and field troops were reportedly hand-picked. A Czech officer claimed no soldiers with German origin or Sudeten sympathy served in the ranks. Fortifications were described as strong as or stronger than the Maginot Line.
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Germany
Free Corps
Mmartial Law Zones
Hungarian Nazis Demand Return Of Czech Territories
In Budapest a massive demonstration united Hungarian Nazis and allied parties to press for the return of Czech lands lost after World War I. About 250000 marchers vowed not to rest until territorial revision, as Czechoslovakia agreed under pressure to terms from Adolf Hitler mediated by France and Britain.
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