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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1940

Page

14

Election Analysis Reveals Oddities In Primary Counts

The analysis of unofficial returns shows defeat possible despite county leads. Butler won the Republican senatorial nomination with 60,071 to Weaver 53,665 though Weaver carried 61 counties. Douglas county margins, plus statewide tallies for Dewey and Vandenberg, reflect uneven county by county support and shifting margins across Nebraska.

Arthur J. Weaver Falls City Hugh A. Butler Omaha Nebraska Butler Weaver Douglas County Thomas E. Dewey New York Arthur H. Vandenberg Michigan Roosevelt Dewey Vandenberg Dakota Douglas Howard Greeley Sarpy Thurston Edward R. Burke Omatha R. L Cochran Cochran Burke Terry Carpenter Scottsbluff Oil Keith Neville North Platte Neville Carpenter Dwight Griswold Gordon Charles J. Warner Waverly A. L. Miller Kimball Ed M. Baumann West Point C. E. Alter Alma Buffalo Chase Garden Hooker Logan Pawnee Platte Wayne Wheeler Adams Arthur Blaine Boone Box Butte Boyd Brown Burt Cass Cherry Cheyenne Clay Custer Dawson Devel Dixon Dodge Gage Garfield Grant Hall Jefferson Kearney Keith Knox Lincoln Loup McPherson Merrick Merrill Nance Nemaha Perkins Phelps Pierce Polk Richardson Rock Saunders Sheridan Sherman Stanton Thayer Thomas Valley Webster I Adams Bieter Iurston

Dr Leo J Thomas Chiropractor and Naturopath

Dr Leo J Thomas offers a complete drug free health service advertised under Osborne Bigg. The notice markets chiropractic care and naturopathy as a holistic treatment approach.

Leo J. Thomas Osborne Bigg

MRIS by Kathleen No Sheila Carscadden Finds Old Boy Peter Tale

Sheila Carscadden loses her job in New York after offering unwelcome advice. A new purse triggers memories of a summer acquaintance named Peter. At home the family discovers money, then Sheila plans to return it to the purse owner, hoping for a reward. She visits the McCann mansion and reconnects with Peter.

Sheila Carscadden New York Cecilia Moore Peter Joe Angela Sheila McCann Mamma Judge McCann Mrs. McCann Ellen McCann

Con Carscadden's Girl Finds A Home In City

In a Bronx rooming-house, Mrs. McCann and Mamie learn the purse Sheila found belongs to Gertrude Keane. Judge McCann reveals Sheila Carscadden is Con Carscadden's daughter, a revelation that changes Sheila's fear into relief as Paul McCann vows support for her and the family. They prepare Sheila with care, providing clothes and food, and plan future help from Mrs. McCann.

Mrs. McCann Sheila Gertrude Keane Peter Sheila Carscadden Carscadden Albany The Bronx Con Carscadden Neely Cornelius Mamma Manny Con Gert Carscaddens Paul Joe Angela Marg Ret Papa Mamie Julia Con’s Ellie Gertrude

Quiet exit from a crowded doorway in a Nixon-era scene

Sheila, Frank, and Peter move through a tense social night at a brownstone. Frank offers to drive Sheila home, masking a hidden motive as Gertrude teases her, while Peter hesitates, slipping a note. Sheila trembles, aware of unseen stakes, as the night ends with an unresolved destination.

Sheila Mamie Mr. Frank Mrs. McCann Bernadette Frank Monica Gertrude Ellie Grandma Keane Peter

Will Maupin Re-nominated In Close Tuesday Races

Will Maupin won renomination for railway commissioner and Terry Carpenter was conceded governor by Keith Neville. On the Republican side G I Bert Carpenter of Omaha won the national committee man post in a tight race with Lyle Jackson. Neville said the result leaves no lasting scars and expects no material change after the final count.

Will Maupin Terry Carpenter Keith Neville G. I Bert) Carpenter Omaha Lyle Jackson Neville

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