Chicago Bans Milk From Areas Where Cattle Not Tested
Chicago imposes a ban on milk from areas not certified TB free to curb butter dumping. Non certified zones include much of Iowa and parts of South Dakota Nebraska. North Dakota and South Dakota pursue TB free status with accelerated testing and expected accredition next year.
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Deadline Set On WPA Projects Forication Not Obligate Community
J Pierre Aug 22 AP Informed Sept deadline for receiving public works project applications is set. W F Cochrane PWA director urged rapid submissions as early applications likely receive first consideration. Loans cover 55 percent with 45 percent grant. filing does not bind community, only requests an option until voters decide at the election. About 70 projects totaling 2.225 million dollars have been submitted in South Dakota. over 200 more proposed in Iowa.
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America Remembers Rogers and Post in Final Tributes
California and Oklahoma hold memorial rites for Will Rogers and Wiley Post after their Alaska crash. Governor Merriam proclaims a California moment of silence. services span Hollywood venues, Claremore, and Oklahoma City with military honors and public tributes.
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Study Of General Strike Considered By Sioux Falls Labor Group
A five member labor committee will meet to study a possible two day general sympathy strike by local union labor in Sioux Falls. US locals totaling 18 had voted on the labor holiday proposal, needing a two thirds majority to approve. Police investigated rock damage at two grocery stores with no link established to the strike.
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Guffey Bill Creates Miniature NRA for Coal Industry
The Senate passed the Guffey bill to establish a miniature NRA for the soft coal industry. The measure returns to the House for consideration of Senate amendments.
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Rogers Had No Fear Of Death
New York August 22 Will Rogers told a friend in a message from the afterlife that people fear death only if they have not left a living legacy. The note, dictated to Charlie Russell, opens with reflections on famous figures like Mark Twain and Whitcomb Riley and laments the desire to avoid the final ride.
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Cloudburst Floods Philip Area Downpour Strikes South Dakota
A heavy rainstorm drenched Philip and nearby towns with three to four inches in under two hours, causing street and basement flooding and a family to abandon a flooded home. The storm spread to Murdo Draper Presho and Chamberlain, with some hail and minor wind and damage to two telegraph poles east of Philip. Light showers occurred elsewhere in the state.
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Bulow seeks addition to South Dakota federal bench
Senator W J Bulow said the judiciary committee favorably reported his bill to create an extra federal judgeship in South Dakota. He noted passage was unlikely before session end but hoped the measure could still advance in closing hours. The article mentions South Dakota previously had two judges before the lapse caused by Judge Elliott's death.
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Italian Credits Recalled in England by Big British Bank
London report says one of the five major banks recalled its Italian credits as they are now used and will not be renewed, requiring repayment by Italian banks or firms. British coal exporters have slowed shipments to Italy until debts are settled, with representations made to the government.
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Monkeys Stage Walkout at Buck's Zoo on Long Island
MASSAPEQUA N Y Aug 22 An abortive uprising by 173 monkeys at Frank Buck's zoo on Sunrise Highway is under nominal control. Forty five rebels captured four casualties reported one monkey died on high tension wires two more killed near Amityville and Hicksville. A youth near Babylon captured a monkey earning a season pass. Zoo cites lack of discipline as cause and prepared return to quarters after peaceful talks failed.
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Youth Movement Plans Federal Education Subsidies Revealed
Planning Washington reports an Aug 2 lift in attention to a national youth movement. The proposed scheme would fund lunch money and carfare for schoolchildren and provide graduate degrees. Charles Taussig hinted at broader aims, noting prepped remarks returned to his pocket.
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Huron Municipal Band Program Page
Band concert directed by Hans Christensen with J. W. Campbell Park on Thursday August 22 at 7 45 PM Abor tense Klobe shuffling Jasper Scouton Overture Sons of Eri Beyer Intermezza La Pepita Tohant At Dawning vocal by H Terber March The Trombone Hustler Selection from the Comic Opera Wane March Full Broadside
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Railroad Pension Tax Bill OKayed by Ways and Means
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a railroad pension tax bill by 13 to 4 to raise funds for pension payments to railroad workers. The plan would split taxes between employers payroll and workers income, with a 1 percent payroll tax and 1 percent on earnings, replacing the old system deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. President Roosevelt aims to push legislation this season.
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Elmer C Upchurch and T Simsons Avenua Fireman Named
A reader letter notes Elmer C Upchurch a fireman for the de Ny W railroad and grandson of John Jordan Upchurch founder of the As./O2U Wy lodge. The editor acknowledges the Huron resident submission to the column.
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Britain weighs sanctions to back Ethiopia clash war risk
London ministers in emergency session decide to back a general sanctions plan against Italy in the Italo Ethiopian dispute. They will seek league approval and keep in touch with Washington while avoiding an overt U.S. approach. Emperor Haile Selassie pleads for peace as Britain steers toward possible global war.
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