Steps To Avert Riotings On May Day Worldwide
London and other cities faced orders to curb May Day events as police prepared to suppress disturbances. Paris banned open air meetings, Berlin mobilized forces, and Balkan authorities restricted or allowed demonstrations under control. Spain anticipated dual patriotic and labor observances while Italy emphasized a Labor festival observance on April 21.
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London
England
Europe
Spanish America
Observatee
M.ore
Paris
Berlin
Balkan
Spain
Catalonia
Italy
Borah Attacks Added Bureaus in Government
Senator Borah assailed expanded federal bureaus as wasteful de moralizing and inefficient, replying to President Hoover's claim that no tax increase would be needed if expenditures stayed within budget. He argued congress is constrained by such limits yet pushes growth.
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Borah
Idaho Republican
Hoover
Congress
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Voters Urged to Demand Fiscal Accountability in Government
Idaho Senator Borah assails sprawling federal bureaucracy and rising appropriations urging voters to demand accountability. He cites $414 million in recent decade budget growth and 1831 percent increase since 1940, arguing commissions proliferate with limited congressional oversight. He warns bureaucratic expansion risks permanent higher taxes, calling for an end to needless offices and waste.
Starling Attends Banker's Funeral in Huron
George A. Starling secretary of the South Dakota Bankers association was in Huron today after attending the funeral for J. C. Bassett in Aberdeen yesterday. Bassett a pioneer Aberdeen banker died in California.
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South Dakota Bankers Association
Huron
J. C. Bassett
Aberdeen
Bassett
California
Small Grain Crop Nearly All Seeded
Aberdeen April small grain seeding in northern South Dakota faced weather delays yet is likely to finish this week. Flax seeding and corn prep are active. wheat acreage may be 12 to 15 percent below last year. Cold nights and rain slowed germination and caused minor damage to some grain and alfalfa.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Milwaukee Railway
Cor- Picion
Girl From Esmond Wins Comic Contest
A girl from Esmond and a boy from Huron won sweepstake honors this week in the comic coloring contest conducted by The Evening Huronite. Doris Miller, six years old, daughter of Mrs. Ray Miller of Esmond, and Howard Langland, twice aged and from 206 Iowa avenue southeast, will receive free tickets to the Huron theater. Each week ten free tickets are given to Central South Dakota boys and girls who best
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Huron
Evening
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Doris Miller
Ray Miller
Howard Langland
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Huron Theater
Central South Dakota
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