Discord in Republican ranks fuels party power struggle
Washington December 16 Associated Press reports rising discord within the Republican ranks as Hoover administration factions clash with Congress. Senators L. Carey Utah B. Stainer Oregon and J. Saviors Utah waited on Secretary Hyde, who blamed delays on others. Rumors swirl about a 1936 campaign plan and potential party leadership changes involving Hitchcock Moses Knox and Curtis.
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Decoration Contest Draws Interest for Huron Park Board Event
Slow entry pace marks the Huron park board Home Grounds Decoration contest as Clarence G. Walker notes strong homeowner interest. Contestants must register via Chambers of Commerce by phone to ensure no displays are missed and four zone winners are chosen early next week. Four turkeys 12 to 14 pounds will go to best decorations with no citywide competition this year. Early entrants include Hamy Gray, John Fugisang, H B Palm, Jack Brandt, and Mrs. Fred Curtis.
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Taxpayers propose sweeping state cuts in North Dakota
The North Dakota Taxpayers Association urges elimination of nine state departments abolish the county judge office and consolidate some educational institutions as recommendations to the legislature. County taxpayer units will be asked to vote on the suggestions.
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Editor Theodore Noyes Dies of Pneumonia in Naval Hospital
Washington dispatch reports Theo dore W. Noyes associate editor of the Washington Evening Star died at Naval Hospital from pneumonia. He was the nephew of Frank B. Noyes president of the Associated Press and son of Theo dore W. Noyes Sr. The Star editor noted among his lineage and the family’s prominent press ties.
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Weather For Huron and Vicinity Saturday Fair and Cold
Weather forecast for Huron and area notes cloudy skies with scattered snow flurries. Saturday will be cold, with warmer trend tonight followed by a cool to cold weekend, and southeastern winds easing in. Temperatures likely dip in extreme west regions with colder conditions expected elsewhere.
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Girls Sign For Boxing Match In St Louis Tuesday
In St Louis on Tuesday two light heavyweight contenders Evelyn Norris and Bobby Brewer, both 130 pounds, signed to box after weeks of training. The match marks the first major Missouri women’s bout sanctioned by the state athletic commission and will serve as a charity fundraiser in a boxing program.
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Allotment Plan Criticized By Milling Leaders In House
Washington December 15 spokesmen for the flour milling industry attacked the domestic allotment plan for farm relief saying it would impose an excessive sales tax and double flour prices for consumers. Fred J. Lingham of Lockport N Y chairman of the Miller National federation warned that bread demand at current prices kept many bakers in business from being driven out. He said doubling the price through the sales tax would ruin them and that the plan would force flour bootlegging as an unintended profits source. He estimated a $2 per barrel tax would lift the loaf price by about one cent.
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Lockport
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Congress To Study Bond Issue Plans In Senate
Washington reports that the Rooseveltan plan, pushed in the senate by Senator Byrnes of South Carolina, aims to fund permanent improvements via long term bonds. Byrnes, a key appropriations figure and ally of the incoming president, hopes a decision before Congress adjourns. Supporters see it as balancing treasury books by shifting costs to future taxpayers and freeing today’s funds for credit. Secretary Mn has yet to issue a final view, though critics doubt its favorability.
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Veterinarians Elect Lenker as President in Colome Meeting
Dr. Lenker Carl B Lenker from Colome was elected president of the veterinarians association. G E Molody of Hoven was reelected secretary and treasurer. The convention began yesterday and ends today. King Carol of Romania was confined to his rooms with a severe cold, described as non dangerous by physicians.
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Cold Weather To Return Tomorrow After Brief Break
Chicago and surrounding areas brace as winter’s deep freeze returns with temperatures from just above zero to 15 below. Four people died in Chicago amid fires and hypothermia, while firemen and relief workers race to aid the jobless. Public safety and fishing losses accompany the advancing cold as calls for aid rise.
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Saint Nick Visits City Shops For Christmas Season
Crowded streets echoed with confetti as Santa Claus arrived in the shopping district. He toured stores with the American Legion auxiliary drum corps and local escorts, officially opening the Christmas season as shops stay open until 9 p.m. daily through Christmas.
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Collin Collins Elected Captain Of Creighton Football Team
Collin of Huron South Dakota was elected captain of the 1833 Creighton University football squad. A halfback and former all Missouri Valley Conference selection, he succeeds Richard Sklenar of Weehoo Nebraska as captain.
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Clara Bow Sets Sail for Europe on Bremen Liner
Clara Bow the film actress sailed for Europe just after midnight today aboard the Bremen liner. She traveled with husband Rex Bell and was reported in good health with only a slight cold. The trip follows earlier announcements of her European tour.
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Beer House Ballot Appears Assured Before Christmas
In Washington, December 1, EPRA votes in the House on 3.2 beer before Christmas appeared assured as 5% Democratic bloc lines up for passage. The Ways and Means Committee approved altering the Volstead Act to permit 3.2% beer and planned to bring revised measures to a vote. wine legalization measures faced separate committee scrutiny. The Senate moved toward a prohibition repeal resolution, fearing interstate liquor movement into dry states, with Borah guiding state protections.
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Extension Of Crop Loans In 1933 Action Declared
A Senate measure proposed by Senator Cutting of New Mexico seeks to extend Crop Production Loans through 1933 from funds administered by the Agriculture Department. The bill would allow all money made available to the Agriculture Department Reconstruction Finance Corporation and repayments of 1922 loans to be used for new loans.
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Momentous Conference Fuels New Debt Payment Vote Hope
Paris reports a high level conference led by Edouard Herriot to secure reconsideration by the Chamber of Deputies on defaulted debt payments. Camille Chautemps and ministers pressed for a text acceptable to Washington, while Ambassador Claudel and Treasury officials weighed U.S. stance. President Hoover to address debt issues next week.
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Cornell Is Named To School Board
An unclear text fragment mentions Cornell Is Named To School Board and references a chaotic city scene with names and places garbled. The readable portion identifies a school board appointment but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
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Chicago Wheat Prices Dip as Markets Open Lower
Winnipeg reports downward trend across grains with July contracts at 43 6 cents and new all time lows. Markets show cautious activity after four days of declines with prices easing from yesterday’s levels amid mixed signals from Chicago and Liverpool exchanges.
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