Organization For Farm Holiday Plan To Be Set Up Here
A county wide organization to back the farmers holiday plan to raise commodity prices will form at a Beadle county meeting tonight on the courthouse third floor. Dr C S Betts will head the effort with speakers including Roy A Cave and George M Townsend of the Farmers and Merchants Bank plus Burton Culver and Ed Stener. The plan unites farmers and business men to hold grain for a fair price and aims for countywide organization with other midwest support.
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Beadle County Court House
Beadle County
C. S. Betts
George M. Townsend
Th Farmers and Merchants Bank
Burton Culver
Ed Stener
George W. Winsat
Peter Norbeck
Redfield
Mitchell
South Dakota
Betts
Midwest
Farm Board Adopts Retrenchment Plan
Washington August 4 The Farm Board faces a retrenchment overhaul after Comptroller General McCarl ruled to reorder furloughs and payroll cuts following a 6 percent appropriation reduction of 988000 The decision requires enforcing legislative furloughs before administrative ones and impounding one month of pay for employees on definite leaves
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Washington
Congress
Farm Board
McCarl
McCazl
Chapin Cheerful As Takes New Job
Roy Chapin of Detroit will soon head the commerce department as Robert Lamont retires to join the steel institute. Hoover confirmed Chapin’s appointment after a conference. Lamont will become president of the American Iron and Steel Institute on Aug 18, per Schwab.
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Robert P. Lamont
Hoover Hay
Roy D. Chapin
Chapin
Hudson Motor Company
Lamont
Washington
Roy Dikeman Chapin
Detroit
Robert Patterson Lemont
Hoover
Commerce Department
White House
Hudson Motor Car
Commerce Cabinet
Herbert Hoover
New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Charles M Schwab
Institute
Weather Forecast Near Vicinity
Fair tonight and Friday with cooler conditions expected Friday. Patchy northeast winds, cooler in the northwest portion tonight and Friday with brisk, dry air and pleasant temperatures overall.
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Foc Huremmed
Beath Dekeia
Borah Sees Economic Revival Hampered by Debts and Reparations
Senator William E Borah told University of Minnesota listeners that barring reparations and war debts from the proposed world economic conference will hinder world recovery He urged a broad agenda including canceling allied debts in exchange for a permanent European disarmament policy Meanwhile Washington continues to plan participation while avoiding debate on tariffs debts or reparations in the meeting setup
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U. S
Minneapolis
William E. Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
University of Minnesota
United States
Borah
Bannot
Washington
State Department
Push Move For Loan Extension
Pierre August 4 state officials pressed for extensions on federal seed loans or lenient collections. L G Troth urged Secretary Hyde to act immediately to relieve farmers’ uncertainty and allow use of grain to feed stock while holding crop until cost of production is recovered. Governor Green gathered figures showing many South Dakota farmers cannot repay weed loans this year, citing a Bryant farm with 160 acres where harvest net $145.10 after threshing and loan payments leaving the farmer short $18.15.
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Pierre
L. G. Troth
Hyde
South Dakota
Green
Peter Norbeck
Norbeck
Bad Lands National Park
Custer State Park
Troth
Ran
Agriculture Department
Department of Agriculture
Bryant
Bolivia Gains Free Trade Post Privilege Claimed in London
A London interview in the Financial Review alleges Bolivia would receive trading privileges via Argentina, enabling access to a Formosa free trading post. The claim suggests Argentina would grant these privileges to Bolivia, with details reportedly discussed in a c. interview.
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Formosa
London
Bolivia
Armrice
Argentina
Ewe
Albanian rites mark Orestean sacrifice event
In Tirana Albania reports describe a multi day observance from August 4 to 7 featuring Oreste and animal sacrifice as part of a traditional religious ceremony. Local witnesses note ceremonial offerings, conversations with clergy, and community participation.
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Zecuuiak
Wets And Drys Await Hoover Speech
Organized wets and drys await President Hoover’s acceptance speech planned a week later to shape their 1332 campaign efforts. Drafts suggest he may acknowledge the Republican plank favoring repeal resubmission to curb saloon returns and maintain federal liquor control, or address the issue in detail. Dr Edwin C Dinwiddie of the prohibition board of strategy commented that the speech may not change the picture much.
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Washington
Hoover
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
Prohibition Board of Strategy
Budget Hearing Tonight Sets 1933 County Figures
Beadle county votes on a 312970 budget at a 7 30 p m special meeting in the courthouse. A taxpayers committee will review proposed relief and salary savings while weighing the Thompson school loan plan to avoid foreclosures. Officials back spending cuts though no formal program exists yet.
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Beadle County
Court House
Thompson
Leo A. Temmey
Bolivia and Paraguay Told to Bring Fight to End
U S notes urge Bolivia and Paraguay to arbitrate the Gran Chaco dispute to halt hostilities. Nineteen American nations sign a diplomatic appeal as mobilization continues in Asuncion with Paraguayans calling for restraint. Bolivia plans to deploy 11,000 troops in the Chaco near the border town of Yacuba. Paraguay has agreed to League of Nations arbitration efforts.
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Bolivia
Paraguay
Washington
Jojoey
Chaco
United States
Colombia
Uruguay
Cuba
Mexico
Peru
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Guatemala
Venezuela
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Honduras
Ecuador
Panama
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
el Salvador
Asuncion
Gran Chaco
North
South America
Perico
Mai Pando
Yacuba
Geneva
League of Nations
Ithe Gran Chaco
League
Woonsocket Band To Play Here Tonight
Hyron's weekly band concert comes to J. W. Campbell Park at 8 p.m. under K. K. Kellogg. Woonsocket’s high school students and local business leaders form the group. The visit is part of an exchange that sent Huron Municipal band to Woonsocket last night. A large crowd gathered at the court house grounds for Huron’s Woonsocket concert.
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Woonsecket
Hyron
J. W
Kellogg
Court House
Huron
Woonsocket
Progress Toward Nitrate Cartel Reconstruction
SCHEVENINGEN HOLLAND Aug 4 Progress toward reconstructing the international nitrates cartel was reported at the conference. It was expected the next meeting would be held within a few weeks after negotiators consult interests in their home countries on several outstanding questions.
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Scheveningen
Holland
Alleged Bandit Morrison to Face Minnesota Robbery Case
Governor Emmerson announced the return of James F. Morrison from Chicago to Willmar Minnesota to face charges for the July 1938 bank robbery. Morrison was arrested there while attempting to dispose of stolen bands.
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Minnesota
Epringfield
Emmerson
James F. Morrison
Chicago
Willeser
Mion
Willmart
Micnnesota
Kmtmerson
Morrison
Getting His Pigs To Market Means Calling Fire Boys
John Peterson moved his pigs toward South St. Paul when the upper deck of his truck collapsed near Minneapolis. Peterson and the hogs fell onto the lower deck, a patrolman on the boat called the fire department, and firefighters rescued them and gave the hogs a bath from a hydrant before the truck was repaired and the journey continued.
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Minneapolis
John Peterson
Fire Departments
South St. Paul
Ipswich
D. C
Peterson
Fire Department
Simpson To Give West Rivier Talk
John Simpson of Oklahoma City, president of the national Farmers Union, will speak in Rapid City on Thursday August 25. The visit is one of three speaking dates in the state with the Rapid City address being the only one west of the river. He will discuss current legislative problems and farm group political action. Simpson is allied with Senator Peter Norbeck and led Oklahoma’s delegation to the latest Democratic convention in Chicago.
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Rapid City
John Simpson
Oklahoma City
National Farmers Union Organization
Earl Hammerquist
Farmingdale
Fifth District Farmers Union
South Dakota
Simpson
Hammerquist
Oldahoma
Peter Norbeck
South da
Chicago
Farm Board to Sell 650000 Bales Cotton This Year
Durham Aug 4 Carl Williams of the federal farm board told the American Institute of Cooperation the board plans to dispose of 650000 bales of cotton next year with no price disturbance, mirroring its wheat sales. He said stabilization is on track, citing a reduction of wheat holdings from 257 million to under 25 million bushels without market ripple and defended the board amid criticism from EB G Nourse over unity of effort.
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Durham
Carl Williams
Federal Farm Board
American Institute of Cooperation
Federal
Ita
Williams
Farm Board
EB. G. Nourse
Institute of Economics
Washington, D. C
Appeal On Highway Funds To Be Decided In SD Court
Sioux Falls reports that the question of whether to take the appeal to the South Dakota supreme court to determine county commissioners authority to discharge funds in the special highway fund will be left to the attorney general's office. Records from an action against Minnehaha county commission by Arnold Dub Belde and George Sehuras have been sent to Attorney General M Q Sharpe. Judge Ray E. Dougherty ruled the appeal might be taken.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota Supreme Court
Special Highway Fund
Weil
Attorney General's Office
Minnehaha County Commission
Arnold Dub- Belde
George Sehuratas
Garretson
M. Q. Sharpe
Pierre
Gorton Semenon
Ray E. Dougherty
Seats On Exchange Bring Big Figure York Aug 4
In New York a surge in stock market activity lifts seat values on the exchange. The record increase reflects renewed investor interest and optimism about trading capacity and potential profits amid recent market momentum.
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York
New York Stock Exchange
Mamiendiy
Trainloads Of Men And Families Now Moving Westward
Johnstown records show about 1,000 veterans and a few women and children leaving via a Baltimore and Ohio special train for the west and southwest. Mayor McCloskey and police directed crowd flow as thousands crowded streets. Bethlehem Steel funded the exodus. officials note plans for further evacuation and demobilization.
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Johnstown
Bonous
Ferndale
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Eddie McCloskey
California
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
A&a
Johnstown Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Associated Press
Bethlehem Steel Company
Frank Schaft to enter sanitarium for treatment
Aug 4 report from Sanatorium at Hot Springs states Frank Schaft visits to Battle Mountain sanitarium this week for treatment after a period of ill health. He plans to seek care at the facility as part of his ongoing health concerns.
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Raymond
Frank Schaft
Battle Mountain
Hot Springs
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