Seventh Iowa District Heats Up with Two Conventions
James Pearson of Shenandoah leads a split Seventh Iowa congressional race as Republicans plan a Red Oak convention on July 12 to nominate a candidate. Pearson’s presence unsettles both parties and a potential independent run looms if he misses the nom. Primary tallies show Pearson leading in five counties, with Jensen Thornell and Harrison as major convention contenders.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Iowa Daily Press Ass'n
James Pearson
Shenandoah
Red Oak
Congress
Pearson
Nebraska
Otha D. Wearin
Alf Landon
Adair
Harrison
Montgomery
Page
Taylor
A. W. Thornell
Sidney
Fremont
Mills and Pottawattamie
Ben J. Jensen
Extra
Adams
Audubon
Guthrie
Shelby
R. W. Cockshoot
Cass
Cockshoot
Jensen
Langstrom
Thornell
Langsttrom
Farrison
Democratic Nominations in Seventh District Highlight Tough Race
The Seventh District faces a hard fought contest with six Democratic candidates led by Roger Warin and Albert McGinn as Wearin reportedly may back the convention nominee. Delegates and voters weigh primary results and convention authority amid shifting support and party strategy.
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Dis- Martod OY UY Wifness
Page County
Pearson
Atlantic
Roger Warin
Bedford
Albert McGinn
Council Bluffs
Dr. Moore
Dunlap
Carl Zellmer
Byers
Currie
Otha D Wearin
Guy Gillette
United States
Melody Maniacs Invade Hollywood with Schnickelfritz Band
The Minnesota based Schnickelfritz Band led by Freddie Fisher gains fame in Hollywood after Rudy Vallee and Hal Wallis select them for the film Gold Diggers in Paris. Six farmhands perform in goofy hats and mock hayseed personas, delivering a lively musical interlude for the movie opening Friday at the State Theatre.
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Hollywood
Freddie Fisher
Minnesota
Rudy Vallee
Fisher
Warner Bros. Studio
Paris
State Theatre
Schnickelfritz
Hal Wallis
Paul Cooper
Cooper
KGKO
Wichita Falls
Tex
Cedar Chips Meet at Gardner Home
The Cedar Chips 4 H club met at the home of John and Richard Gardner in Lexington on Monday evening. Officers were elected with Marion Timmins as president, Charles Maas as president, and John Gardner as secretary and treasurer. Twelve members attended and plans were made for the annual club show. Refreshments were served.
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Lexington
Cedar Chips
John
Richard Gardner
Marion Timmins
Charles Maas
John Gardner
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