North Dakota Primary Set For Senate and House Picks
North Dakota voters pick one U.S. Senate candidate and two for the House today with state office nominees also on the ballot. Campaigns center on party factions led by Senator Willem Langer and ROC factions amid a quiet issue mix.
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North Dakota
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Esterday
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ROC
Xiion Partsen League
Willem Langer
Can Hing
Held for Circuit Court in Holland Furnace Robbery
Two Parkview youths James Cummings 17 and Charles Todd 18 bound over to the October term of circuit court by Judge Foster S Wheatly on robbery charges in magistrate court. Cummings posted bond 2000 while Todd failed and was returned to jail. Also charged are Everett Bond 21 Mokane. Bond already set on unrelated Landrum dairy robbery case.
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James Cummings
Charles Todd
Foster S. Wheatly
Wheatly
Cumming
Todd
Cummings
Everett Bond
Mokane
Holland Furnace Company
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Liew
Landrum
Girls State Elects Three Capital City Officials
In Fulton for the ninth annual Girls State, 292 delegates elect three Jefferson City girls to municipal posts. Marilyn Eveler is city clerk of Clark City, Mary Jo Schreinmann a police judge of Clark City, and Shirley Swim is city clerk of Crowder City.
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Fulton
Jefferson City
American Legion Auxiliary
Marilyn Eveler
Clark City
Mary Jo Schreinmann
Shirley Swim
Crowder City
Federalist Party
Nationalist Party
Hush P. Willismison
GOP Nominees Face Dems in Key Battle for Fall
The ROC controls state administration led by Senator Milton R. Young and Governor Fred G. Randahl. Young seeks re election while Randahl pursues a congressional nomination. They face opposition from T H H Thoresen, a former lieutenant governor and longtime foe of the XPL, as the GOP aims to secure the fall general election.
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Milton R. Young
Fred G. Randahl
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Senate
John Moses
T.H.H. Thoresen
XPL
Missouri politics and local events sweep region
Missouri area news notes include Hennings opposing socialized medicine in a St Joseph speech and criticising government control, with debate on national party lines. Also reported are candidacy dynamics in North Dakota, Jack White chairing the Missouri division of the National Highway 36 association, and the Northwest Electric Power Co operative moving HQ to Camera. An art exhibit by Savannah students and a local road project update round out the dispatch.
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Otis Mose
Tomm
Brookfield
Jack White
Missouri
Illinois
Rock Fort
Northwest Electric Power Co-operative
Bruce Gibby
Rock Sell Power
Missouri Rea
Anniuabees
Savannah
Lafayette
Bening
Man Dies Here Railway Express Agent J E Spence
J E Spence aged 61 and longtime Railway Express agent died in a Jefferson hospital after several weeks illness. He passed away last night. The obituary note mentions his service and location in Missouri.
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J. E. Spence
Railway Express
Jefferson Hospital
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