Prairie States Seek Share Of Forest Project Funds
A bipartisan petition led by Representative Edward R. Burke urges President Roosevelt to allocate forestation work and water conservation projects to Prairie states. South Dakota to host 13 camps in national forests, while Iowa and Nebraska receive none. emphasis on regional quotas and drought prevention measures. France agrees in principle to stabilize currencies at real value but resists franc devalorization until gold ratios are fixed. England and France push toward a new international gold standard amid disarmament talks with Britain and Canada. A golden fortress of France shields gold reserves, with vaults under the Bank of France and a vast subterranean chamber designed to withstand attack.
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Washington
Prairie
Roosevelt
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Camps Inc
Black Hills National Forest
Harney Forest
Fred Hildebrandt
Paris
France
Won't .Fittbuster
Federal Reserve, Board
Treasury
Reed
United States
Indian Lands Sale Bill Seeks Buyer Default Rules
Representative Theodore Werner introduced a bill before the Indian affairs committee to change rules on sale of Indian lands. The proposal would allow Indians to keep payments already made if a buyer on installment defaults, aligning tribal and white land dealings. The interior secretary would set sale terms including a 10 percent deposit, with forfeiture of all payments and interest if terms are unmet.
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Washington
Theodore Werner
Bill Call
Indian Stairs Committee
House of Representatives
Rapid Clty
S.D
Werner
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary ‘of the Interior
Injured Farm Youth Dies After Hay Fork Accident
Aberdeen reports the death of 15 year old John Kraft from west Cresbard after a hay mow incident ten days earlier. He was treated in a local hospital following the accident and succumbed to injuries.
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Aberdeen
John Kraft
West Cresbard
Weather for Huron and Vicinity Forecast
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with little change in temperatures. South Dakota outlook also shows partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with minimal temperature shifts.
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Huron
South Dakota
Financial Markets Stage Further Gains Across Staples and Stocks
New York April 24 markets rose to new yearly highs with wheat and cotton advancing. The Dow edged up about a dollar early, then retreated before rebounding by afternoon led by oil shares. Wheat gained over a cent a bushel at Chicago and cotton more than a dollar a bale at New York. A broad array of commodities including corn hogs sugar cocoa coffee silk joined the advance.
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New York
Chicago
McCormick Deering opens local store with visitors
Approximately two visitors from across the county toured the new McCormick Deering store opening Saturday. The outlet serves as the local International Harvester retail agency connected to Watertown, offering farm equipment, implements, and International trucks under manager H W Speers. Branch officials W A Rekers D S Ames and C C Peterson assisted.
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McCormick-Deering
International Harvester Company
Watertown
H.”’ W. Speers
W. A. Rekers
D .S. “Ames
C.C. ‘Peterson
Aecounting
Banks Reopen After Authorization In South Dakota
State banking department officials announced that the Bank of Ballio and Hitchcock State Bank of Hitchcock have been authorized to reopen. This restores normal operations for 164 state banks permitted to resume business.
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Hitchcock Bank
Pierre
State Banking Department
Dakota State“Bank of
Ballio#i
Hitchcock State Bank of
Hitchcock
MMB
Meeting on state laws to be explained in Pierre
A local notice from the South Dakota state meeting held in Pierre was reported today at Sheriff Fred Milner's office. Police officers and city officials will explain laws and regulations to attendees.
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Pierre
Dakot
Land
Jos
Fred Milner
Fuzzy Funny World Items From Mayhem to Burglaries
A Cincinnati fire department prevented an explosion when a caller urged break in and heat off a hot water tank. In Chicago a pistol brandisher found himself outmatched by a waiter, asking how to fight with both hands full of guns. Paul Allen Cooper celebrated his third birthday by reading the papers, while a burglary case collapsed after a misread indictment.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Leo Zsjaz
Paul Allen
Cooper
Paul
Run Off Election Set For Tuesday In Huronia
Huronians will choose a city commissioner between Walter Green and Glenn Martin to succeed retiring A. R. Hannum. Polls open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the same voting places as the regular election with Green leading last Tuesday by a substantial plurality but short of a majority.
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Huronians
Walter Green
Glenn
Martin
Huron
A. R. Hannum
Walter T. Greed
Martin Freld
Tve
Economic Situation At Flance AP Brief
The Associated Press reports on world economic talks at the White House with Edouard Herriot and Premier Bennett and Roosevelt MacDonald discussions on monetary policy ahead of a world conference. Republicans plan to oppose the inflation plan in the Senate while Democrats back it. A Paris congress opens with 40 nations discussing tariffs and trade. Gold flows into France as the cabinet upholds the gold standard, with French holdings at about 29 percent of world supply. Senator Robinson says inflation would be used prudently as a last resort.
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France
Bennett
Canada
White House
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Senate
International Congress
Paris
Bank of France
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Associated Press
Robinson Outlines Inflation Plan Aimed at Stability
Senator from Arkansas spoke to Associated Press publishers in New York on April 21, explaining the administration’s inflation program. He urged prudent use of expansion credit and possible treaties to stabilize currencies, noting Congress may not lead negotiations and stressing the need to avoid prolonged low demand and disaster.
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New York Financial Center
Son
Arkansas
Associated Press
Senate
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Congress
Zulswing
Associated Pressing
Mileage moral questions hover over senate pays
Washington reports on the elusive mileage issue reveal few senators refused unearned mileage while many accepted. The 1850s rule promised permanence, but annual publicity faded, leaving most lawmakers with mixed ethics questions.
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Washington
Paul Mallon
Fight Against Trade Barriers Aims At Global Conference
Paris April 2. An international congress on trade exchange will open this week with forty countries taking part. The moves seek to combat trade barriers and aid French exporters in finding market opportunities for their products.
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Paris
Apr
Alleged Bandits Still Being Held
Mandan North Dakota April 24 The three men held here for questioning about the Kaylor bank robbery may be returned to Fulda Minnesota to face kidnapping charges Morton county officials said today L B Landers Fulda filling station attendant identified Cam Vivian of Mandan and Bert Spears Ilias Joe La France of Billings Montana as the men who kidnapped him robbed him of 150 and stole his car Vivian Spears and a man who said he was Joe Schmidt of Bowling Green Ohio told officers they were at a farm west of here at the time the Kaylor holdup took place Officers said they verified the mens story with the farm owner but still were investigating the bank holdup angle
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N. D
Kaylor
SL. D
Fulda
Mion
Morton County
Landers
Cam
Vivian
Bert Spears
Ilias Joe la France
Billings
Mont
Spears
Joe
Schmidt
Bowling Green,c
Here
Treasurer Admits Misuse Of Funds In Nobles County
Nobles County treasurer TM N Reistroffer 35 years in office admitted to misappropriating public funds. He expressed a desire to plead guilty and end the case. County attorney Arnold Brecht filed the charge. Reistroffer resigned Saturday and may enter a late plea today after acknowledging he began diverting money after a local bank closure.
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Worthington
Minn
TM. N. Reistrotter
Nobles ‘County
Eden J.iPearlove
Avam
Reistroffer
Arnold
W. Brecht
Nobles
Pearlove
Senate weighs inflation plan amid election sparring
Washington reports Republicans press to mobilize national sentiment against the Roosevelt inflation program as House accelerates votes on the Tennessee Valley Muscle Shoals project. Democrats push to pass the measure, aiming to empower Roosevelt in shaping credit expansion, currency policy, and mortgage refinancing amid broader domestic reconstruction debates.
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Washington
Senate
House
Muscle Shoals
State College Girl Killed In Accident
Dorothy Dakins, 18, of Britton, freshman at State College, died in an automobile crash 13 miles south of Brookings last night. A car struck a parked truck, veered on gravel, and hit a culvert. Mrs Black reportedly sustained injuries and Floyt Seibering received head gas. Black, the driver, was not identified. Dakins attended Britton High School and studied general science and music at the college.
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State College
Brookings
Dorothy Dakins
Britton
Here
Fl Black
Floyt Seibering
Black
Dakins
Britton High School
Gen‘ Leva] Science
Paper delivery notice from Evening Harolette circulation dept
City subscribers who miss their papers must call 39222 between 6 30 p m and 7 p m for replacement. In the past deliveries were handled by the Western Union and the Circulation Department requests calls for missed copies.
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