Norbeck Bulow Bill Aids South Dakota Farmers In Debilitating Year
The Norbeck-Bulow bill, passed by the senate and now before the house, would extend payments on certain crop loans for farmers in South Dakota. It provides a ten year amortization plan under the Farm Credit Administration for those unable to pay due to crop failures in 1935, reflecting continued congressional support for distressed agriculture.
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Norbeck-Bulow
South Dakota
Washington
South
House
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Farm Credit Administration
Bulow
Senator Norbeck
Confession of surrender Roerich treaty ratified by Senate
The Roerich treaty binding 21 American republics to protect art galleries museums libraries cathedrals and monuments in war has been ratified. Sponsors seek broader adoption to prevent future losses like Rheims cathedral and Ypres Cloth Hall while critics call the plan a confession of human helplessness and a futile mercy gesture.
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U.S. Senate
Rheims
Ypres
Money Hoarding Case Shows Decade-Long Family Reserve
A New Jersey steamboat man Charles Benson saved his weekly pay for 20 years, giving his wife only needed funds while amassing a hidden fortune. A court-ordered receiver audited the home and found a substantial reserve, a tidy nest egg for old age, illustrating the startling pull of accumulation.
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New Jersey
Charles Benson
Benson
Bensoni
Imd
Ben-sons
National police coordination debate and public entertainment appeal
The piece argues for a federalized or national police coordination concept to reduce local burdens without sacrificing autonomy. It weighs a nationwide radio link versus complete federalization and suggests study of a compromise. It also notes community support for local entertainment groups like the Huron Municipal band and drum corps.
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Huron ‘Municipal Band
Regulations Tighten as Migratory Bird Treaty Takes Effect
Rapid City Journal reports on new migratory bird treaty act rules restricting duck hunting. Only two zones North and South with limited season hours, no sinkboxes, baiting, or lead shot, three shell limit on auto-loaders, and a 30 day season. South Dakota seeks Forest Bill provisions to fund forestry and school programs.
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Rapid City Journal
United States Biological Survey
Bens
Forthern
Senate finance vote on tax hikes in lower brackets
Mitchell Daily Republican notes the Senate finance committee backed increasing taxes in lower brackets. It cites proposed schedules yielding about a half billion dollars yearly on current incomes. The piece questions who should pay and hints at bank deposits and federal deposit insurance context.
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Mitchell
Republican
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Crest Lake Heiress Jo Darien Faces Key Decisions
Jo Darien ends engagement with Douglas Marsh after family friction at Crest Lake Inn. Peter Fragonot arrives, persuades Jo to reconsider Hollywood move, while Tubby Davis leaves in frustration. Jo packs, writes notes to Marsh and Fragonot, and agrees to a sudden flight to Hollywood with Fragonot to pursue film work.
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Jo Darien
Bret Paul
Beet
Crest Lake Inn
Cummer Resort
Douglas Jo
Crest Lake
Marsh
Peter
Fragonet
Mary
Montgomery
Sealeim
Loin Meates
Babs
Ashe Babs
Douglas Marsh
Aks Jo
Tubby
Mrs. Marsh
Lytsen's
Peter Fragonot
Hollywood
Fraganet
Itvbad
Tubby Davis
Beter Frogonet
Ore
Tabre
Legendary Hero puzzle clue filled by Viking myth mix
Puzzle theme weaves Norse legend Richard Wagner inspired hero with Valkyrie vows and long odyssey about land measures and fate. The mixed clues hint at scattered mythic words like aurora, auction, sin, tree, skillet and goddess Deval, forming a dense word-cross style tease with multiple cross references.
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Richard
Twenty Years Ago in Huron News Briefs and War Updates
A cattle of short items from Huron notes visits, travels, and social greetings, with wartime dispatches from Paris and the Eastern front. Include mentions of Mrs Mahaffy, Miss Alley, Mrs Blinco, and other locals, alongside early World War I summaries and a public notice about a fire claim and school board matters.
Roosevelt bill changes and Senate House clashes noted
The report cites Senator Hastings alleging Roosevelt influenced lower bracket tax plans and notes moves by rival senate and house investigation groups after a process server was blocked from reaching Howard C. Hopson. It mentions ongoing debates over the federal alcohol control bill, bulk sales, treasury control, and farm adjustment conference outcomes while Roosevelt acts to restore pensions for Spanish American veterans and a Works Progress Administration recommendation totaling 13.084 million dollars.
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Senate
House
Howard C. Hopson
Jong
Chambers
Treasury
New Transportation Act to be discussed on WEAF-NBC forum
New details of the interstate motor bus and truck regulation act will be aired on the WEAF NBC forum Thursday with Senator Wheeler leading the discussion. Thursday’s schedule includes varied programs from One Man's Family to Manny Laporte and Ted Florite orchestras, while WEAF NBC and other stations offer music and drama in the evening lineup. The report also notes a separate update on a trip back from the Black Hills by Kearney and sons and mentions gold mining records from the prior year in the Frankfort dispatch.
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C. EB. Sutterfield
New York
WEAF
NBC
Senator Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Inter~ State Commerce Committee
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Chael J. Mitchell
Tremuer
Robert ‘D. Lusk
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Huron
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Pridden, King & Prudden
Chicago
Denver
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Ieee
Nat
Ance ‘Corporation
South Dakotar
Ben Strool
Roosevelt
Agriculture
Wallace
Oimezcs
Momage
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Iin
George Clark
Lenssun- Tan
Nard J Jones
Teasons
Ind
Fragovet
Crestmont
ESLUS
S. Vertical
Heathen God
Assam
Geldhowe
Pleree With & Kulfo
Izy
G. E. Mahaffy
Weesington
John Klepp
Sioux Falls
Harry Otto
Mabel Alley
J. Springfield
Avon
Berlin
Seidlee
Warsaw
Brest Litovsk
Paris
Crown Prince
George Blinco
Chadron
Ned
Dan Wagner
Third Street
Miss Johnson
Minneapolis
Esther Norden
Aberdeen
Price
Krug
Lake Kamperka
Austin Sparks
Madison
Waukon
Myrtis Geib
Groton
Jessie McKay
Harvey Beal
Cavour
Bet
George M. Reade
Minneapolia
A. L. McWhorter
J. T. McWhorter
W. C. Reinke
Rey Heights
Roger Paine
Black Hills
Ree Implement Co
Joys
ERWIN
Saken Fen
Tae Erwin
Hastings
Delalware
Reveral
Finance Committee
Senator Long
Louisiana
The
Works Allotment Board
WEAP
Town’ Hall
Ray Noble
Manny Laporte
WABC
CBS
Jan Savitt
Mark Warnow
Burns and
Allen
Lay Dan
Old Kentucky
WJZ
NBC Music Guild
Teddy
Frankfort
EPA
Kearney and Sons
Donald and
Ray
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