Two South Dakota Mills Fight AAA Tax in Court
Two South Dakota milling firms seek to block agricultural adjustment taxes claiming unconstitutionality. Redfield Cooperative Mills and State Milling of Rapid City file in federal court asking for restraining orders, injunction against penalties, and temporary relief on current and future wheat processing taxes.
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Ac Yoas
South Dakota
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Ri~ i State Milling Company
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Aberdeen
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Roosevelt backs drive to fight tax evasion and liquor taxes
Government funds allocations target tax collection intensification with white collar workers. Major sums go to delinquent and excise tax studies in 20 large cities, income tax checks, and nationwide liquor tax evasions probe. Census work includes 1900 index and retail trade improvement study to aid old age pensions. Several surveys and clearinghouse measures aim to expand white collar employment and avoid duplication.
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Damages Awarded in Lead Case Over March Arrest
A jury awarded $1150 to Ole Eggen for injuries from an alleged March 4 incident when Officer William Gaebler tried to arrest him. Gaebler testified he was attempting the arrest. The jury deliberated after nearly three hours of testimony.
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Huronians Hope For Rain With Thunder Showers
Huronians see encouragement from forecasts of probable thundershowers in the next 24 hours to curb corn damage. July rainfall near Huron totaled 1.19 inches, 1.37 inches below normal, pushing yearly moisture deficit to 2.33 inches. Temperatures fell from a high of 101 to 72 overnight as a cool front moved through. Statewide, rainfall this year runs about two inches above normal, with Aberdeen reporting more than 10 inches above average while Pierre, Huron, and Mitchell stay below normal due to July drought.
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Aberdeen
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Mitchell
Hitler's Guards Issue Warning In Reichsfuehrer Message
Berlin reports Reichsfuehrer warned the Stahlhelm voter group about a harmful alliance. The message stresses loyalty to the party banner and unity within the ranks as August dates pass.
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Democrats and Republicans Join At Dinner in Spokane
In Spokane on August 1 a political dinner brings together Democrats and Republicans. The menu features humorous entrees and a $1.50 plate price plus a 50-cent processing tax. Fred W. Falconer of Pendleton, Ore., serves as temporary chairman for the event organized by the gets together club. Speakers from both parties participate in the lighthearted gathering.
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Andrew Jackson
Herbert Hoover
Franklin
D.roose
Fred W. Falconer
Pendleton
Ore
Canning Contest Schedule Announced by Kerr and Ball
August 31 schedule for a canning contest among extension clubs statewide. Kerr and Ball fruit jar companies sponsor the event with county contests in Hand and Beadle counties planning late August. Hand clubs expect to hold their event August 39 at 1.
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Democrats Move Fast To Pass New Tax Bill
Washington Aug 1 Democrats pressed the new tax bill to a first major test in house debate aiming for passage before Saturday night. Republicans warned of speed while committee plans kept exemptions on charitable donations and corporate gifts under debate. Some liberals prepared amendments to widen the surtax to personal income over 5000, instead of 50000.
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More Troops Embark For Massawa Amid Ethiopian Standoff
Rome reports 2000 plus soldiers and workers sailing from Maples to Massawa to join Italy's Eritrean port project amid tensions with Ethiopia. Vimanale carries 750 troops and 465 laborers. Romolo 100 soldiers and 153 workers. Valle to Massawa to inspect air forces buildup as Geneva weighs Italy policy. In Addis Ababa mass recruiting begins after war council warns Haile Selassie it may be too late to avert war.
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Bulow Seeks State Tax Credit for Income Earned in SD
Bulow told Senator Harrison the credit for taxes paid in the state would apply to income earned within South Dakota. He cited Homestake mine earnings and taxes diverted to Iowa and Illinois as examples, arguing the present system hides true federal tax status and harms western interests.
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Iowa
Illinois
Grain From Presho Arrives At Market
The first car of Dendurum wheat reached Minneapolis markets today via Brown Grain Company. A California illustration notes Homestake mine near Lead, South Dakota, as a major producer. Internal revenue reports show corporate income tax exceeding one million dollars paid in California, with credits claimed in South Dakota.
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Dakota
The News Behind the News Tax Debate Leaks
A leaked discussion hints at a broader tax policy shift with potential implications for public finances. Officials debate age requirements and eligibility, signaling contentious moves behind closed doors.
Two Farmers Receive Early State Checks in South Dakota
The farm program reports slow inbound contracts and no payments in initial batches. Two checks have been mailed to South Dakota for SALLIS as the first payments in that state for this year.
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Townsend Plan Groups Organize in South Dakota District
Townsend Plan organizers meet in Huron to form the first congressional district structure with a district advisory committee of seven and a state advisory committee of three named. Dr. Frank Dyer of Chicago chairs and M S Carpenter of Mitchell is named state organizer.
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Thomas Arnold
Aberdeen
Frank Dyer
Chicago
Congressional District
M. S. Carpenter
Mitchell
Age Limit Boosted for Relief Enrollees
A state relief administrator advised Conservation Corps officials that enrollees in South Dakota between the ages of 18 are eligible. The program aims to boost conservation work and provide relief aid to young workers during the season.
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Sneess
Italo Ethiopa crisis: Laval and Mussolini seek settlement
Geneva August 1 AP reporting after a long distance call between Premier Laval of France and Premier Mussolini of Italy. A formula for settling the Italo Ethiopian dispute was to be agreed within 24 hours. Italy showed conciliatory tones though the Ethiopian front matter remains contentious. The draft formula, prepared by Eden and Laval, centers on England France and Italy with Ethiopia as observer. The talks set September deadlines for council action and findings to be reported to the League of Nations. The British-French formula concedes avoiding frontier ownership discussion while placing emphasis on the 1906 treaty basis.
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Italo-Ethiopian Counciliation Commission
House Rejects Utility Bill Aims to Abolish Holding Companies
Washington Aug 1 The House again refused to accept a provision in the utility bill to abolish unnecessary holding companies, voting against a motion by Rayburn to direct conferees to accept the Senate version. Huddleston called the dispute between House and Senate bills about orderly execution or mob murder. The text notes a deer hunting season with fatalities exceeding 75.
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