Advertising Agency Contacts and AP Rights Notice
National Advertising Representatives list offices in Chicago New York San Francisco Los Angeles and Seattle. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all news dispatches credited or not and to local news published in this paper.
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National Advertising Representatives
Prudden, King & Prudden, Inc
North
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Madison Ave
New York
Montgomery St
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Leary
Seattle
Associated Press
Tocal
Radio Schedule Highlights Major Chicago Stations and Programs
A dense listing outlines tomorrow’s radio lineup across major Chicago stations WBBM WABC WEAF WGN KWK and more. It notes times for music, orchestras, vaudeville, talks, and public affairs with multiple cross-listed programs and stations.
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Ned
WBBM
WABC
The
Mangelodians
Chicago
Farmer Rush
Mike & Herman
WGN
WLIB
WEAF
Fred Hamm
WMAQ
Momeneo
el Comancha
Ames-Andy
Dante Amusia
Orchestra
Weaf & Wiz
Little Symphony
WCX
WIR
Detroit
WIZ
WIS
Amos
Dapee
Orgen
WOWO
Ft. Wayne
Revue
Frolic
Wayne
Sihl
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Dick Long
KMOX
Lanig
Iin
WABO
Steve League
Anasesyan
Waldo Hamilton
WEA
Mit
KSL
Symphony Orch
KHQ Komo
KGW
KGO Kyl
KGO Kgo
KGO Kpo
Kex
KYA
KMTR
Kdyl Irlz
Y Court
This Date In South Dakota History April 30
April 30 entries record Governor William A. Howard dying in Washington in 1980, Mrs Sidner J Wilkin the Black Hills oldest woman dying at 95 in 1912, Dick Dunn the frontiersman dying on the Cheyenne River in 1918, and Andrew Schmail a Webster pioneer homesteader and businessman dying aged 76 in 1925.
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William A. Howard
Territorial Times
Washington
Sidner J. Wilkin
Black Hills
Dick Dunn
Cheyenne River
Andrew Schmail
Webster
Governments Plan Public Works to Stabilize Economy
The article outlines a proposed global approach to combat impending depressions via large public works programs and government credit reserves. It cites Hoover and Lloyd George as proponents and notes criticisms about political misuse, detailing how credits would trigger only when official economic indexes show a downturn and how spending would be coordinated with private industry.
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Hoover
Congress
David Lloyd George
England
British Isles
America
United States
William Frucant Foster
Waddill Catchings
Review of Reviews
Epidemic Warning Spring Fever A Widespread Local Illness
An editorial warns Huron residents of a playful yet widespread spring fever affecting all ages. It describes symptoms in a humorous voice, noting restless energy, yawns, and readers losing focus, with fathers turning to golf and purchases while mothers turn to outdoor chores.
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Huron
Dad
Mae Coe
Spring Fever in Juniors Drives Off to Open Air
A short essay describes spring fever striking junior as a restlessness that vanishes with weekend trips to the country. Weekdays demand school, but Saturday outings restore vigor through sun and fresh air.
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Junior
Not a Formidable Committee The Farm Bill Subcommittee
The middlewest editorially notes the house agriculture committee subcommittee chosen to draft the new farm bill. Chairman Gilbert N. Haugen and members Purnell Williams Aswell Kincheloe provide limited northwest representation. It warns the panel may produce a makeshift bill and urges real, results oriented action from Hoover and lawmakers.
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Middlewest
House Agricultural Committee
Gilbert N. Haugen
Iowa
Purnell
Indiana
Williams
Wllnois
Aswell
Louisiana
Kincheloe
Kentucky
South Dakota
Northwest
Haugen
Hoover
End of immunity practice for violators urged
The piece condemns a stale urban policy of suspending sentences for vagrants and minor offenders if they leave town. It argues the approach transfers the problem to other communities and offers no real benefit to any city. It calls for intercity agreements to abandon the practice as harmful.
Hoover Breaks Precedents for Efficient Presidency
Minneapolis Journal notes President Hoover disregards traditional practices to speed governance. He favors direct press interviews and a desk telephone, seeks a private fishing retreat, and plans messages read to Congress rather than delivered in person.
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Hoover
Minneapolis
Hoovers
White House
Washington
Ingista
Secret Service
Congress
Capitol
Aps
Henes
Wilson
Deserts of Undesirables Warned In De Smet Wartime Note
A De Smet editorial warns northwest readers to beware robbers and confidence men posing as veterans or beggars. A reward notice targets two embezzlers trying to exploit advertising funds. The piece urges towns to unite, expose scammers, and protect communities from undesirables.
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Whem
South Dakota
de Smeth
de Smet
Beexing
Landatoes
Quater
Msn Hee
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Member Audit Bureau of Circulation
Germany
Kmox Kotl
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Kmox Koil
WFEM
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
KXBC
KOI
WSPD
Aso
KMBC
KOIL
WEBM
aAlso
Gossipers
WGY
WWJ
KSP
Sentinels Orchestra
Bertin
WGY Wtam
KSD
WHC Wow
WDAF
WFAA
WHAS
WSM
WSB
WMC Wey
WSTP
WWI
KYW
ESD
KWOO
KPRC
WOAE
WIMJ
KSTP
WMC
Hotel Dance Orchestra
WIZL
Sunshine
Bob Pierce
Sarajini Naidu
KWK
WREN
WLW
RKWK
Wren Kyw
KDKA
KORA
WEBC
EPRC
KOA
WBAP
WJZ
WKY
NBC
Bob
KYOO
Wc Wit
WTMJ
Ksbd
Clear Channel
KYWW
Uncle Bob
Alf Melgard
Hotel Orches
Music In Industry
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Stock
Standard Oil Company of
Middle West
Symphony Orchestra
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Company (Indians
Brotherhood of the Best
Des Moines
WOW
Omoahz
Kansas
St. Louis
St. Paul
WEEC
Superior
Michigan Avenue
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