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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
7
Kansas City report says the AAA plans a nationwide referendum to decide continuation of the domestic price support program for 1930 36 for four more years. The survey targets a high turnout as officials tour the wheat belt to explain procedures and mark deadlines ahead of a London pact meeting in May.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate confusion over who may vote in a land tenancy partnership and alien landholder scenarios. The draft mentions landlords tenants and partnerships with limited clarity on eligibility.
Mrs Anna May Nelson of Dell Rapids asks the state industrial commissioner to decide if she may collect the $2,000 maximum for her late husband Otto Anderson killed in the Dell Rapids quarry last October. Remarriage December 21 is cited by defense as ending benefits though she claims entitlement from death to remarriage.
Regular meeting of the Central district of the South Dakota Association of Optometrists will be held here Sunday at 1 30 p m with Dr Chris as speaker.
A garbled early 20th century report notes two men named James A. Grow and another aged 30 were hanged at Maryland state penitentiary. The text includes fragmented phrases about a robbery at Priest's Bridge and references to a barbecue wand and extreme penalty.
The document outlines how Roosevelt supports the bill through his allies and congressional leaders. It notes his influence since returning from Florida and the ongoing effort to mobilize rank and file, signaling a coordinated political push.
The article discusses White House pressure to loosen demands and accept a reduced package. It notes the controversial bonus measure faced opposition from influential Democratic senators who preferred backing the president but would vote against a full bonus bill if it required a veto override.
The piece notes re election efforts tied to President Roosevelt and allies in pri marks. It mentions opponents likely aligned with pro bonus and publican platforms, and references discussions of tax reductions as a political lure, amid a large deficit and mounting public debt.
The text discusses a security bill seen as inseparable from a pre-election climate. Authorities expect amendments to Congress within a year of enactment and foresee ongoing lobbying focused on rate changes. Tax policy is viewed as less urgent in comparison.
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