Labor Party Opposes Efforts To Balance Budget
London reports a joint Labor Party, trade union congress, and independent labor party stance against the emergency government's budget measures. MacDonald faces possible Lib-Lab defection as he appeals nationwide to support budget balancing and declares national duty over party credentials.
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London
Parliamentary Labor Party
Trade Union Congress
Independent Labor Party
MacDonald
Snowden
Laborites
Salvation Army Plans New Huron Building This Year
Brigadier A F E Chesham announced in Huron that a Salvation Army building will be built this year as part of six planned in the three states. About 50 percent of funds are on deposit. a building committee will be appointed. He said relief work will focus on families with clothing and food essential, noting conditions in North and South Dakota are better than in the Twin Cities.
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Huron
Salvation Army
A. F E. Cheshan
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Chesham
A. B. Blake
Huron Salvation Army Advisory Board
Huron Advisory Board
Dakata
Twin Cities
Idaho Forest Fires Claim Miners and Two Firefighters
Central Idaho forest fires engulf a gold mine and homes as two firefighters Nolan Warner and Howard Harvey die on a ridge between Pioneerville and the Payette river. Guardsmen were routed as flames spread, with Grimes Pass isolated and pumps working after lines burned.
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Boise
Idaho
Nolan Warner
Fillmore
Utah
Howard Harvey
Pioneerville
Payette River
Grimes Pass
Goldro Aga
Mins
Flasher Beacon Planned at Miller Crossing on U S 14
An electrically operated flasher beacon will be installed by the state highway commission to warn motorists at the U S 14 railroad crossing west of Miller. The city of Muller will maintain and supply power for the beacon, claimed to be the first of its kind in the state.
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Pierre
U. S. 14
Miller
Muller
Tammany and Roosevelt Split Over Graft Probe
Albany August 26 Franklin D Roosevelt and Tammany Hall clash after the governor rejects a call for an investigation into graft in upstate cities. Democratic leaders vow to fight the Hofstadter committee plan to grant witness immunity and broaden its powers while the governor limits extraordinary session actions.
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Albany
N. Y
Franken D. Roosevelt
New York
Tammany Hall
Upstate
John J. Dunnigan
Irwin Steingut
Roosevelt
Hofstadter Committee
Samuel H. Hofstadter
Hofstadter
Pioneer Mary Cook Dies at Alpena After Illness
Alpena Aug 2 Special Mrs Mary Cook pioneer resident of Jerauld county died of pneumonia at her home early today She was past 70 and had recently recovered from a broken hip during a fall Funeral plans not yet completed Surviving sons and daughters include Robert Cook Alpena Guy Cook Carrington and another son in England along with daughters Mrs John Lewis Alpena and Mrs May Sicele Oklahoma The Cook family moved to Jerauld county in the early 1880s and earlier lived in Huron Mrs Cook came to Jerauld from Huron years ago Washington Aug 2 The treasury department selected the corner of eighth street and Chicago avenue for Hot Springs South Dakota federal building site Assistant Secretary Heath said M J Heat offered the property and it was accepted for 14000
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Alpena
Mary Cook
Jerauld County
Cook
Huron
Robert Cook
Guy Cook
Carrington
England
John Lewis
May Sicele
Oklahoma
Washington
Treasury Department
Eighth Street
Chicago Avenue
Federal
Hot Springs
Heath
M. J. Heat
Beadle County Youths Prepare for Junior Fair Stock Show
Beadle County boys and girls will display livestock and complete demonstrations at the state fair grounds on Saturday. Swine and dairy heifers lead entries, with baby beef and sheep also shown, while cattle must be tuberculin tested. Judging starts at 1 o clock, with premiums totaling 360 dollars, and first prize winners will go to the state fair.
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Beadle County
R. A. Cave
Cava
Cave
Beadie County
State Livestock Marketing Agency Forms After Union Opposition
South Dakota live stock producers organized a statewide Livestock Marketing Association despite Farmers Union opposition. The new group adopts by laws with headquarters planned in Huron and aims to unite farm groups to boost profits by expanding cooperative marketing of cattle and hogs amid growing direct sales to packers.
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Farmers’ Union
South Dakota
South Dakota Farmers Union
G. Trath
South Dakota Livestock Marketing Association
Huron
J. H. Lemmon
Lemmon
Troth
Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
Ed Anderson
Freeman
Com- Atkins
Jemmon
Farmee
Farm Bureau
State Association
Mr. Lemmon
Chey Ween
Free Livestock Feed Exchange Offered by Evening Huronite
The Evening Huronite launches a free livestock feed exchange to help Central South Dakota farmers. Farmers with feed to sell or barter and those needing feed can list through the classified page, with coupons to mail in. The paper reaches about 40,000 readers daily and emphasizes brokered exchanges to prevent livestock losses.
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South Dakota
Fermera
Huronita
South
Huronite
Free Livestock Feed Exchange Department
Eree
Stock Exchange
Fischer
Altamont
S. D
Borglum Urges U S Isolation Against World Court
In Rapid City, Gutzon Borglum, Mt. Rushmore designer, urged American Legion members to resist world court membership. He warned that exchanging power with Europe would end American freedom and independence. He cited Europe’s standstill and a grab for power as risks.
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Fred
Zimmer
Rapid City
Amatiie
Gutzon Borglum
Mt. Rushmore National Memorial
Te American Legion
United States
World Court
America
Borglum
Mr. Borgium
Europe
Award Road Contracts To Give Farmers Work
The state highway commission awards $75,000 in county road contracts to provide relief work for farmers. Projects include Carson County $20,000 Buffalo $18,000 Jackson $7,500 Tripp $30,000 Bemmett $5,000 and Shannon $3,000, with contracts let to county commissioners who must provide work to resident farmers in need.
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Pierre
State Highway Commission
Carson County
Buffalo
Jackson
Tripp
Bemmett
Shannon
Bathroom Can Now Be Swimmin Hole
Chicago reports a new wallpaper style from the National Wallpaper Association showing bathrooms transformed to resemble a swimmin hole with living rooms bounded by mountains oceans a city skyline and a kitchenette in a single decorative scheme introduced yesterday.
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Chicago
National Wallpaper Association
Hope Local Aid To Be Adequate
The administration plans to inform Congress in December that locally raised relief funds will cover winter needs. A nationwide drive runs Oct 19 to Nov 25, aligning with Red Cross roll call dates and welfare campaigns. Gifford leads a coordinating effort, not a fund raise, with radio and press appeals and wide business support offered. Jonas Minot dies at 78 in Beresford. funeral Friday in Lincoln County region.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Organization of Unemployment Relief
Walter 3. Gifford
Red Cross
Association of the Sane Chests
Relief Organization
Gifford
Band Concert Program March El Capitan
Program lists popular numbers Moonlight Saving Time Am Crazy About My Baby Walts Danube Waves Maladies March Shara and Stripes. Concert features band selections and march tunes with a mix of waltzes and marches.
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el Capitan
Moonlight Saving Time
Baby Walts Baker
Former county official charged in $50,000 fraud case
W R Coacher former county highway superintendent faces new fraud charges from the Mc Laughlin Noreen auditing firm. The report claims he presented fraudulent labor bills and collected about 50 000. Suits seek 10 000 from Pickus Construction and Paul Egbert for misappropriated funds tied to padded payrolls. Auditor says 26 000 also passed through Egbert's hands.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
W. R. Coacher
McLaughlin-Noreen
Pickus Construction Company
Paul Egbert
Egbert
Fim
Nmclaughlin-Noreen Company
Conacher
Concher's
Egberts
Complaint Filed In Shooting Case In Cambridge
Complaint filed today charges Gordon Martin age 19 and James Thomas age 24 of Cambridge Illinois with assault with a dangerous weapon following a shooting after a gas station dispute. Parmer the station operator pursued the car to Ninth street and DuBois avenue where shots were fired and a windshield shattered. a 38 caliber revolver and a .22 rifle were found in the car. Hearing tentatively set for late today or tomorrow. maximum penalty five years if convicted.
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Gordon Martin
James Thomas
Cambridge
Martin
Thomas
George Parmer
Parmer
Alling
Ninth Street
Duicois Avenue
W. W. Howes
Elreuit
Illinois
Hawes
Palmer
Springfield
Hower
Solon Seeks Beer Legalization Legislation
Solon rep Metvin Maas of St Paul announced a bill to legalize the manufacture and sale of beer at prewar alcoholic content before the next Congress. He argues it would create jobs, help farmers dispose of surplus grain, reduce bootlegging, and generate revenue by competing with illegal sellers.
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Solon
Burlingame
Cal
Metvin J. Maas
St Paul
Congress
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Dole
Placerville
Miller Crossing
Probhers
Aves
U.S
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Beresford
Lincoln County
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Muron Municipal Bend
Cerl Christensen
J.W. Campbell Park
W. R. Coucher
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