Income Of FSA Families Gains Report on South Dakota borrowers
The Farm Security Administration reports that average net income for South Dakota families with FSA rehabilitation loans rose 90 percent in 1939. The survey covers loans totaling 10.4 million dollars, with 31.4 million repaid, showing net worth up from 301 to 564 dollars after the 1939 crop year. Grants totaling 2.4 million have aided these families’ progress toward self sufficiency.
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Farm Security Administration
South Dakota
FSA
War Today: Allied Landings in Norway and Mine-Laying
A fractured account describes Allied landings in Norway and a significant mine-laying action. It notes British and French coordination, the difficulty of the Norwegian coast, and the larger aim to sever German communications in the north. The piece stresses the mine-field's importance beyond dramatic troop landings and hints at strategic progress pending further details.
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Narvik
Norway
Kattegat
Hitler
Biel
Lithuania
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Mina
Fant
Neo
I Tance
Obate
Park Board Sees $1200 In Administrative Fund
Dakota Park Board, successor to the old Custer State Park Board by legislative action, reports it is out of debt and maintains usual meetings. On April 1 its administrative fund stood at about $1,200.
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Custer State Park Board
Custer Park
Dakota Park Board
Old Custer State Park Board
Welcome candidacy boosts party as primary notes aired
Administrative friends claim they welcome A N Graff against Governor Bushfield. The local consensus is the party will enter the November election stronger for airing complaints in the primary. Blunt High School seniors presented The Absent Minded Professor a three act comedy Friday evening directed by Helen Smith with Opal Cakebread Pierre on guitar and Kenneth Melgaard leading choral singing.
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Bushfield
Hav
Sented
Helen Smith
Opal Cakebread
Pierre
Kenneth Melgaard
South Dakota Young Republicans vote clock ticks toward April convention
Garden City editor Francis E Cosgrove leads the South Dakota Young Republican League toward the Sioux Falls convention on April 22 as J A Bottum Sr plans to step down due to age limits. Multiple contests expected, with Julia as a likely vice chair contender and Marion Berns favored for women’s vice chair. John Adams may face Robert May and Lowell Schmidt for national committeeman, while Salem Skola appears to be renominated as national committeewoman.
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Milner Pierre
Francis E. Cosgrove
Garden City Weekly
South Dakota Young Republican League
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Bottum
Julia
Rapid City
Marion Berns
Watertown
Gerda McClintock Crow
Hyves
Washington
Wally Baer
Woonsocket
Thelma Wixon
Custer
John Adams
Robert May
Lowell Schmidt
Salem
Jrnet Skola
Parker
Bushfield
League
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