Heaton Slated for Farm Credit Post in FCA Shakeup
Washington dispatch reports E. Heaton of South Dakota is the likely choice for the presidency of the Farm Credit Administration's Production Credit Corp. Others eyed include L. Oscar Chairman of Wyoming as general agent and D. P. Hogan remaining president of the federal land bank of Omaha. Nomination talks cover Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming with political maneuvering ongoing.
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Washington
E. Heaton
South Dakota
Farm Credit Administration
Te Production ‘Credit Cor
Farm Credit
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Heaton
FCA
L. Oscar Chailman
D. P. Hogan
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Bank For Cooperatives
Intermediate Credit Corporation
J. H. Mason
Des Moines
Farm
Iikky
Hays
Mason
Thampson
Democrat
Thompson
Charles McCumsy
Murphy
Production Credit Corporation
Fred A. Wright
Omaha
Endurance Fliers Nearing Women's Refueling Record
In Miami Dee B P Frances Marsalis and Helen Richey battled nerves as minutes to a new endurance record slipped away. If all went well their refueling plane would surpass the eight days four hours five minutes mark at HS p.m. and a new record would be set an hour later. Ground officials sought to calm time worn nerves as crew and pilots talked with the women amid signals from planes circling the endurance plane.
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Miami
Fla
Dee B
Frances Marsalis
Helen Richey
To Operate Upon Baby Tomorrow
A baby Sue Trammell five months old flown from Houston to Baltimore for an operation tentatively set for tomorrow at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr Walter Dandy said the procedure will not occur before Friday as the child shows no pain and remains bright. The baby’s parents nurse and relatives accompanied by aviator Jimmy Wedel. The article also notes a prior sibling died from the same ailment.
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Baltimore
Little Sue Trammell
Houston
Tex
Johns Hopkins ‘Hospital
Walter BE
W. W. Trammell
Sue
Jimmy ‘Wedel
Forecasts warn of 20th century droughts and warm, dry spells
Cambridge scientists report a weather specialist predicts a coming period of prolonged droughts around the turn of the century. H W Clough links four sun driven cycles of 37 83 300 and 1400 years to synchronized hot dry phases around 2000. He notes current warmth and dry spells across the US and abroad with wheat prices dropping to multiyear lows.
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Cambridge
Mass
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Joseph
H. W. Clough
Arcaide
United States
Clough
England
Bonilla PTA Plans Meeting January 2
The Bonilla PTA will hold a meeting Tuesday night January 2 at the school. A program is being prepared.
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T. A
Bonilla
Bonila Pta
Weather Snapshot With Unsettled Snow For Huron Area
Weather report shows temperatures from Dee with highs near 1.24 and lows around 1.4, plus totals of .52 for the month and .12.37 for the year. Sunrise at 3:07 a.m. and sunset at 5:42 p.m. Unsettled conditions in Huron and vicinity with occasional snow tonight and Friday, temperatures rising slowly.
Unsettled South Dakota and Iowa forecast with snow
Weather outlook shows unsettled conditions across South Dakota with occasional snow tonight and Friday in the east, gradually warming temperatures. Iowa likewise expects unsettled conditions tonight with snow Friday, followed by a slow rise in temperature, especially in the northwest.
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South Dakota
East Portion
Towa
Northwest
Pore Tien
Southeast
Brookings and Nearby Roads Report From AP
AP road report lists Brookings skies cloudy with high 11 and low - fly high. Watertown reports high 12 low 23 with no precipitation and roads good. Mitchell records high 39 low -3 with roads fair. Sioux Falls at -8 shows high 13 low 10 with roads fair. Pierre -5 and Rapid City 2 show variable temps and light snow or none. Aberdeen and Yankton report mixed conditions with cloudy skies and good reads. overall regional roads listed as fair to good with little to no precipitation.
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Associated Press
Brookings
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Rapid City
Huron
Tow —S
Aberdeen
Yankton
Clondy
Favorites Survive Tourney Opposition
In the 97th national professional indoor tennis championship in Philadelphia the second round began with top contenders advancing. Bruce Barnes of Texas faced Russell Harned of Newark while Tom Murray of Palm Beach met Emmett Pare of Chicago. Vincent Richards, the defending champ, moved on after beating Walter Kinsella, and Francis Hunter defeated George Jennings in a long three-set match.
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Philadelphia
Bruce Barnes
Texas
Russell Harned
Newark
N. J
Tom Murray
Palm “Beach
Fla
Emmett Pare
Chicago
Vincent Richards
Charles Wood
New York
William T
Bill) Tilden
Richards
Tilden
Walter Kinsella
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
George Jennnings
Pensions to Begin Under 15th Act in 1934
State Treasurer Alfred Dale announced that old age pensions under the 15th legislative act will start in spring or early summer 1934. A levy of one tenth of a mill was enacted to fund the program.
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Bismarck
N. D
Alfred Dale
Roosevelt Attacks PWA as Costly in Philadelphia Speech
Theodore Roosevelt former governor of the Philippines criticizes the federal public works program as wasteful and says direct cash aid for the unemployed would cost only half as much. He spoke before a luncheon meeting of the Manufacturers and Bankers Club of Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Theodore Roosvelt
Philippines
Manufacturara and Bankers’ Club of
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