Prohibition to Be Central in Campaign Says Observers
The briefing argues that despite predictions prohibition will dominate the political agenda. It notes militant drys organize in Washington, Republicans ponder vice presidential strategies, and party unity seems unlikely as voters face a split between conservatives and liberals. Major figures include Crisp, La Guardia, and Howard in dry politics.
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Washington
Whey
Hoover
East
Curtis
Bertrand Strell
New York
House
Henry W. Anderson
Virginia
Crisp
Georgia
la Guardia
Howard
Bryan Dry
Nebraska
Weather notes show slight warming and showers likely
The forecast mentions a mild warming trend with cloudy conditions and probable showers in western portions. Iowa and North Dakota segments note fair to partly cloudy skies with light frost tonight and increasing cloudiness Thursday, bringing warmer temperatures.
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Totes City
Huron
Bismarck
Huron North
Faite Rapid City
Paul Sheridan
Willistonwe Perre
Pam
West Portion
Iowa
North
Itakota
West Porthon
Regional Weather Summary for South Dakota Cities
Road Report Pierre 33 high 45 low Xb precip none roads good cloudy Rapid City 32 high 34 low 2 precip trace roads fair cloudy Aberdeen 31 high 49 low 27 precip none roads good clear Brookings 33 high 44 low 2 precip none roads fair clear Mitchell 32 high 43 low 2 percent precip grone roads good clear Hillrorz 32 high 40 low 32 precip none roads good clear Yankton 35 high 47 low 33 precip .01 roads good clear Sioux Falls 38 high 7 low 28 precip
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Pierre
Rapid City
Aberdeen
Brookings
Mitchell
Grone
Hillrorz
Senate Probes Short Selling and Market Declines
The Senate Banking Committee questions whether short selling by bears drives stock prices down or reflects broader business weakness. Richard Whitney of the NYSE testifies that raids are unlikely and that short selling has minor impact, while debate continues on economic versus speculative effects and the mechanics of borrowing stock.
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Bear
Congressional
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Senate
Whitney
Frederic C. Walcott
Shorts
Ponselle to sing from Saturnia on May 1 broadcast
New York April 27 a special broadcasting station aboard a ship will be installed so Rom Ponselle can sing one song on a May 1 program from the liner Saturnia. In Muskogee Oklahoma April 27 an underwear shipment for the five civilized tribes was found all Wooten for this climate, deemed inappropriate.
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New York
Ot Wear
Rom Ponselle
Saturnia
Weong Underwear
Muskogez
Okla
Politics In Way Of Expense Cuts
The piece argues government spending cuts face political obstacles as lawmakers fear losing support. It notes growing bureaus, political appointments, and the difficulty of erasing added expenses once approved. Hoover and House leaders tempt consolidation, but specify targets meet political pushback. A bipartisan effort to curb costs stalls amid opposition.
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Byron Price
Washington
United States
Congress
Bipartisan effort faces hard road in Congress
The piece notes bi partisan backing but predicts tough sailing in Congress for a joint program. It cites local issues like roof repairs at the Oale Center post office and a delayed Babblingbrook bridge as examples of political headaches in a campaign year. Dr. Charles Armstrong urges children receive their first smallpox vaccination before age one.
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Dows
Bease
Congress
Oale Center
Babblingbrook
Mr. Hoover
Speaker Garner
One Third of Salesmen Declared Ineffective in Survey
ST LOUIS report groups salesmen by effectiveness after a purchasing survey. One salesman for every three is ineffective or incapable, another third mediocre, and the remaining third seen as capable, with Buss as a purchasing executive departing after the study.
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St, Louis
L. J. Buss
Aberdeen Bailiff William Stockwell Dies
Aberdeen April 21 William L Stockwell bailiff of the circuit court here died after a long illness Roy Andrew traveled to Marion with Mr and Mrs L T Fazendin and son Junior Fazendin’s father accepted a chef position at a Marion hotel April 27 special report
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Marion Wolsey
Roy Andrew
Marion
Junior
Fazendin
Aberdeen
William L. Stockwell
Untold Mystery Strikes Lodge as Man Falls After Password
A man died last night in a lodge room as he rose to give a password. Apo plexy was blamed for the fatal incident amid a tense, unresolved scene.
Tire Buyer Traces Stolen Tire to Junkman in Aberdeen
John Schwab reported to police that a tire he bought from a local junkman was taken from his car days earlier. He says he had to buy the tire twice as a result.
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Aberdeen
John Schwab
Bead Embroideries Parade Paris Spring Fashions
Bead and thread embroidery enhances new spring outfits. A tomato red wool frock features dull gold shoulder embroidery while an Alice blue dress showcases beadwork on vest and tape sleeves in rose blue and white. An afternoon navy dress uses tiny white bead flowers.
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Paris
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Tooms
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Notre Dame
Charles Armstrong
U.S
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