Morgenthau Urges Enactment of Full Tax Plan
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau urged Congress to pass President Roosevelt's full tax program to cover a peacetime deficit forecast at 35.9 billion dollars for the current year. He argued that the deficit would drop without the bonus and supported adding temporary processing taxes to the House bill. He noted the 1937 deficit could reach 2.675 billion and stressed federal credit hinges on an orderly budget and debt reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Robertson
Washington
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
Rodequel
Treasury
State Finance Committee
Witneas
Finance Committee
Howie Vata
Changes in Huronite Staff Promotes City Editor
The Evening Huronite announced two staff changes in the news department. William Plumimer, longtime head of sports and state departments, is named city editor. Keith Wheeler of Carrington, N D, becomes sports and wave editor. Wheeler had part time duties with the staff last spring and summer while at Huron College. Hallo nephew of Mr R B Taylor. 44 Toisho Avenue Southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
Plumimer
Keith Wheeler
Carrington
N. D
Wheeler
Huron College
Hallo
R B Taylor
Toisho Avenue
Plan Ticket Sales For Scout Circus Organizers Meet
A meeting of Scout and Girl Scout leaders last night discussed ticket sales for the Boys and Girls Begut excursion to be held at the Fall Grounds on June 4. National policy allows sales to parents friends and neighbors only. The group recommended a quota of four tickets per Scout and leader, with Mrs A J Lang and Artremain chairing the ticket sales committee. Mrs C Bark led a brief leaders meeting to plan concessions and side shows for afternoon entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout! Circus
A.J. Lang
Artremain
Bark
Weather outlook for Huron and Vicinity briefed
Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Friday with probable showers tonight. Cooler tonight. In South Dakota, partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Friday with showers in eastern and southern portions, cooler tonight especially southeast. Frida y warmer in the southwest region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Wotsl
Federal Weather Bureau
Maine
Commoner Cow Competes With Bovine Nobility in Beauty Contest
In Sabatha Kansas on April 30 Mrs Sanborn Cooks Holstein cow won entry to a bovine beauty contest at the North Eastern Kansas Holstein cattle show. The entry faced scrutiny over beauty proof but Earl McQuillen, contest board chairman, accepted it and sent the matter to the judges for final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabatha
Kan
Sanborn Cook
South Dakota Fishing Season Opens Despite Winter Losses
The 1937 fishing season opens Friday for crappies pike perch pickerel sunfish and bullheads across South Dakota. String limits apply with 50 pech and 100 in possession for perch and bullheads, 25 per day and 30 in possession for trout and bluegills, 15 per day and 30 in possession for sunfish and crappies. Bass season begins May 24 on border waters to align with Minnesota rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Somme -Ingtahees
State Game" and Fish Department
Big Stone Lake
Lake Traverse
Lake Hendricks
Minnesota
Petition to Force Frazier Bill Vote Debated in House
Washington April 3 The 1g names needed on a petition to force a House vote on the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage refinancing bill were obtained today. It would authorize new money up to 000,000,000 to refinance farm mortgages at 1 percent, over about 47 years. The measure, approved by the House agriculture committee last session, has sat in the rules committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lon ‘House
House Agriculture Committee
Needy Must Accept Private Job Offers in WPA Push
Washington reports WPA officials state the needy must take private employment offers or risk losing relief benefits. Hopkins said about 200000 dropouts may find work on PWA and highway projects. 400000 more expected to seek relief work. Officials cite past withdrawals in North Dakota and other states as precedent for this year's policy. Plea entered in New York murder case against Nancy Evora Titerton, Beekman Place apartment, as John 20 pleads guilty in first degree indictment.
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Washington
WPA
Orig
Harry J. Hopkins
PWA
North
Dakota
New, Yem
John
Nancy Evora Titerton
Beekman Place
Central S. D. Preps Do Well in State Music Contest
South Dakota high school performers from Huron and nearby districts excel at the state contest in Sioux Falls. Kenneth Martin of Huron earned an excellent rating on trombone. other Huron musicians Harold Van Heuvelen Carolyn Raydura Gene O'Connor and Marjorie Walker compete or perform in upcoming events. Final results list numerous soloists earning superior and excellent ratings across categories while ensembles from Tripp and South Shore receive top marks.
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South
Huron
South Dakota
Mitchel
Sioue Falls
Tvanns
South Dakota High School | Music Association
Chambee
Avasion
Tripp
South Shore
Murdo
Forestburg
Lake Andes
Superior
Peggy Blatherwick
Sioux “Falls
Blaina Whitehead
Canton
Excellent
Charles Urban
Northville
Cornet
Veralyn Hewitt
Miller
Raymond’ Hoxeng
Yankton
Over’ Mogek
Alpena
Carol Mark
Lemmon
Russell Greenfeld
Lennox
Howard Lawrie
Leonard Miller
Flandreau Jadiangj
Homer Parce
Jetcher
George Brewster
Platte
Genevieve Whittington
St. Lawrence
Ralph
Suneke
Redfield
Harlan Paulson
Mark’ "Cogswell
Wolsey
Kenneth Martin
Mildred ‘Mack
Lake Preston
Don Walin
Armour
Bariton Spley Superior
Harlan Pauleon
St.Lawrence
Eldon ‘Burnham
Martha Scheidt
Sioux Falla
Melvin Sasgas
Hartlond
Henry Reiner
Chamberlain
Richard’ Stuarney
Chester
Ted’ Stephens
Wagner
Parke Woodworth
Ipswich
Peggy ‘Blatherwick
Blaine White
Princess Juliana Tied to King Edward in Rumors
The Hague April 4 Princess Juliana marked her 27th birthday as the Netherlands weighs marriage prospects. Rumors swirl about a royal union with King Edward of England, sparking public interest though no confirmation exists.
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Juliana
Edward
the Hague
Netherlands
Jutianna
Tiago
England
Last Rites Held For King Fuad In Cairo Mosque
Cairo reports King Fuad I, Egypt's first constitutional monarch, entombed at Al Rifaa mosque after funeral procession through the capital. King Farouk, then 16, remained in Cairo while King Edward in London. Crowds lined streets as a memorial parade in Alexandria lit shop and streetcar lights in daylight.
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Fuad
Edward
London
Cairo
Egypt
Al+ rifaey
Xing Fuad
Farouk
Edwarditor
Farouk Vas
Beyland
Puad
Palace
Royal Mosque
Alexandria
Race violence shocks South as guards quell mobs
Fragmented report details mob violence across Southern towns over 44 hours after alleged crimes against women. National guardsmen dispersed crowds in Argenta district and Colbert near Huntsville, while youths described as “half-witted” faced extralegal seizure. Victims include Willie Rees, 15, and two unknown women, with riot fear surrounding a 19 year old Vivian Woodward case in Terre.
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South -Lepanto
Ark
Willie Rees
Jay
Shaw
Colbert
National Guardsmen
Usd
Yar
Huntsville
Ala
Vivian Woodward
VT Terre
Did You Know item about Henry Aherensmeier and wall piece
The Evening Huronite notes a Did You Know item about Henry Aherensmeier shagging a German made wall piece by a tailor. It claims the item is nearly nine years old, still in one piece, and offers cents payment for accepted contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Aherensmeier
Germany
Early Season Drought Broken by Moisture in Huron Area
The region receives 1.46 inches of moisture, with snow in the Black Hills and wind damage across the area. Reports note a soaking rain last night bringing two inches to Garden City and Vienna, 1.53 inches to Watertown, aiding recently planted small grains. Lightning damaged a high school gym in Kennebec, and poles and telegraph lines were down in several counties.
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Huron
Black Hills
Sioux Falls
South’ Dakota
Garden City
Vienna
Watertown
The
Dakota
Central Telephone Company
Emery
Alexandria
Hawarden
Airmore
Akron
Salem
Howard
Sioux City
Kennebec
Seed loans to aid farm rehabilitation families announced
Omaha Nebraska April 50 Cal Ward Lincoln Nebraska regional resettlement director said federal funds are now available to make seed loans under the resettlement administration. Loans may begin within a week with Nebraska North and South Dakota under Lincoln office jurisdiction. Kansas under Lincoln as well. The Farm Credit Administration will continue handling seed loans for farmers outside resettlement areas. Beadle County Resettlement Office had received no instruction yet on new seed loan offers but word was expected soon.
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Omaha
Neb
Cal’ A. Ward
Lincoln
Tnab
Ward
Nebaska
North
South Dakota
Kanaar
Dakota
Farm Credit Administration
Resettlement Administration
Day
News Behind the News: Mallon Reflects on Global Pages
Paul Mallon analyzes foreign affairs and religious missions in a compact feature. The piece references Methodist and Christian Science broadcast contexts and hints at ongoing international reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Mallon
Paul
Atyle
Kata ” Stanley
Hothi
Methodist
Mission
China
Christian “Science
Italians Within Shot of Capital in Ethiopian War
Dispatches from Rome report Field Marshal Badoglio's forces within artillery range of Addis Ababa. An unconfirmed claim says Blackshirt advance guard entered the capital at 10 am while 10,000 police guard the city. Ethiopians vow to continue the fight as Debra Birhan falls 75 miles southeast, with foreigners seeking refuge in legations.
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Associated Press
Addia Ih
Tha
United
States
Minia
Negus’ Kingdom
Rome
Pietro Badoglig
Ethiopia
Badoglio
Sasa Baneh
Harar
Debra Birhan
Addis Ababa Sah
Warning Against Using Dam for Playground Near Jamas River
City Manager Sears issued a warning to Maron youths not to use the new Jamas River dam as a playground. He cited danger from the unfinished construction site and damage by intruders, noting completed dike work and start of pumping raise risks for trespassers and contractors.
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Maron
Jamas
Dow
T ‘Sears
Sears
Papcoun
Daylight Time Talk Reaches Deadwood April Plans
In April Deadwood discusses adopting daylight saving time and related clock changes. The plan centers on aligning with wider city practices as communities consider moving their clocks forward.
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Deadwood
Rainfall in Central South Dakota brings farmers renewed hope
Heavy April rain across Central South Dakota boosts soil moisture after a dry spell. Meteorologist Laskowski notes improved conditions for wheat rye and pastures while county agents estimate moisture aids plowing and seeding. State rainfall totals reach 3.70 inches for the year with April at 2.24 inches.
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Huron
South Dakota
Laskowski
L. L. Lad
Beadle County
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S. D
Keninebec
Arguan
Lee
Aguro Ludes Moistura
Haile Selasse
Chicago and North -Western” Railroad
Highmore
Pierre Thec
Central
Deland
Miranda
Raymond
Jaquois
Esmond
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