Roosevelt Pleads For Harmony In South America
President Roosevelt condemned current warfare in South America as a backward step during Pan American day remarks. He urged immediate steps to remove trade barriers among American republics and promoted unity and cooperation, avoiding specific country names while hinting at Bolivia Paraguay and Peru Colombia tensions. He spoke at a Pan American Union session urging peace and mutual understanding across the continent.
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Delay In Bank Reforms Seen With Redrafting
Washington April 12 Considerable delay in completing banking reform legislation appeared likely as the Glass bill may be redrafted to fit President Roosevelt's views. The president had not decided on a bank deposit guarantee and expected to act in weeks. The Glass plan to break the bill into separate measures faced opposition from Senator Glass. A banking subcommittee was to meet to chart its course amid notes of ongoing conferences to resolve yesterday's confusion.
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Red Cross Garments Sent From Huron for National Show
The Red Cross clothing depot in Huron sent garments to Washington for a national Red Cross meeting. Miss Norah Hogan, county chair, said the display will show yard goods given to the needy. Items include men’s wear, women’s dresses, children’s dresses and sleepers, a boys’ play suit, and two quilt blocks.
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Weather Brief for Huron and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with cooler temperatures. South Dokta forecasts partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with possible local mists. Southeast area sees lighter winds and night restrictions. Thursday looks partly cloudy with a cooler southeast portion.
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Shaw Calls America World Civilizaton Leader In Reviva
Renowned playwright George Bernard Shaw urged Americans to lead a revival of world civilization during a Metropolitan Opera House lecture. He attacked financiers and Hollywood while praising Roosevelt and Hearst as symbols of political courage. He urged scrapping the U S constitution, nationalizing banks, and reshaping the government to curb corporate power.
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Aberdeen cows worth two radios in tax assessors meeting
Aberdeen April 12 Brown county assessors in session with state taxation director L. E. Corey set personal property valuations noting cows of any age equal two radios. They agreed on valuations for livestock and items including horses, mules, sheep, pianos, wagons, sleighs, and poultry with varied amounts reflecting a general decline in farm values.
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District Legion Meets Scheduled
Five more district Legion meetings are planned this month to advance contact with posts across districts. Commander H C Kehm of Harrisburg and Adjutant J D Mullaney of Watertown lead efforts. meetings include Howard April 19 Miller April 20 Gann Valley April 25 Hot Springs April 27 Winner April 28 and Belle Fourche April 26. Also announced are convention plans at Huron and discussions on compensation and membership. Charles J Reed, formerly Edison assistant, dies in San Mateo at 75.
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Perkins Boosts 30 Hour Week Labor Bill Endorsement
Frances Perkins secretary of labor endorses a thirty hour work week as a principle of the Black bill approved by the senate and says changes will be recommended to improve operability. President Roosevelt directs Perkins and Secretary Roper to study the bill and report the administration view. The Black bill author Senator Black is open to flexibility to administer a six hour day five day week plan. An envoy, Andre Lefebvre te La Boulaye, arrives as the new French ambassador to the United States.
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Route extensions mark U S 14 from Chicago to Hills
Huron gains access to two marked routes for east to west travel via U S 14 from Chicago to the Black Hills and beyond. Wisconsin reports extensive paving along the corridor, with Ed Sewell of Huron Chamber of Commerce predicting a tourist business boost. The new marking follows the historic Black and Yellow trail, revived as a through-route for visitors.
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Norris bill gains committee approval amid Tennessee Valley plan
Washington April 12 The Senate Agriculture Committee gave speedy approval to the Norris bill to carry out President Roosevelt's recommendations for development of the Tennessee Valley and government operation of Muscle Shoals. Democratic leaders expect no floor action for several days after about 32 minutes of discussion at the first meeting. Pierre April 12 A new member was named to the state embalmers board and two others were reappointed by Governor Berry J E Mason winner replaces Carl Behrens Rapid City Ivan Dotson Pierrep and A E Tilgner Humboldt were reappointed.
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Airworthiness Of Akron Is Probed
The naval court of inquiry investigating the Akron disaster shifts focus to airworthiness. Witnesses include Cochran Ward and Blakemore, who discuss repairs and inspections. Testimony from Wiley and enlisted crew diverges on the tail strike and impact dynamics as the dirigible faced a fatal gust.
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Roosevelt seeks successor to Reserve Board head
President Roosevelt seeks a successor to Eugene Meyer Hay who resigned as governor of the Federal Reserve Board. Hay wished to return to private business and asked to leave, while the president will hold the post until a replacement is chosen.
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Ice Cream Dealers Meet At Hotel Marvin In Des Moines
A group of ice cream dealers from the region gathered informally at Hotel Marvin Hugh Itt today. The meeting was convened by P. W. Crowley of Des Moines, a representative of equipment manufacturing concerns.
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Roosevelt taxes and budget plan quietly pushed through
Washington columnist Paul Mallon discusses President Roosevelt's budget maneuver, noting appropriations outside the formal budget and minimal debate. The piece highlights projected figures, tax ideas, and the political balance as Congress slowly realises the behind the scenes strategy.
Senate debates Simpson plan amid farm relief clash
In Washington the session's sharpest farm relief dispute unfolds as the Senate tackles the Simpson price fixing proposal within the administration bill. Debate centered on currency expansion, mortgage relief, and Roosevelt's broader effort to raise farmers' incomes while Congress weighs inflationary options and the administration's farm program.
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Fear Economy May Ruin S. D. College
Brookings South Dakota April 12 federal government aid proposals clear but may cripple educational work. State college would be left with only legislative appropriation of 181250 dollars for teaching and maintenance plan tuition fees paid by students. The amount spent this year for teaching and maintenance nears 500000 dollars.
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Corey Calls Old Tax Iniquitous and New Plan Urged
ABERDEEN Apr 12 South Dakota tax director L B Corey denounced the old property tax as the most unfair system while defending the new gross income tax effective July 1 He said only 36 percent of potential taxpayers paid into the treasury and the reform would require every citizen to pay a fair share He noted farm groups oppose the law and cited state land now tax exempt shifting burden to homeowners He predicted the reform would replace 35 percent of property tax revenue and referenced 6 095 000 acres of public domain held by the state through tax deeds foreclosures or school lands
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Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool Plans Sales Holiday
Directors of the Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool authorized a sales holiday on all farms produce controlled by pool members. The move, led by executive committee head Walter M. Singler, was approved late yesterday and targets observance by May 13.
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Chicago Schools May Close Doors
Chicago schools faced potential immediate closure as School Trustee H Wallace Caldwell urged board members to agree to shut down. Salaries due teachers totaled about $28,000,060, signaling severe financial strain and likely disruption to the academic calendar.
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