Huron Student Defends Trade Policy Critics
A South Dakota reader from Huron writes to praise a local student for answering Karl Mundt and Gov Harlen Bushfield on the Reciprocal Trade Agreement program. He cites 1930 Smoot Hawley tariffs, argues against Mundt’s claims, and contrasts national policy with South Dakota export declines and farm income changes under tariff regimes.
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Hubert H Hum- Jr
Huron
University of Louisiana At Baton Rouge
Karl Mundt
Harlen Bushfield
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Congress
Eulor
Fudd
South
Hie
Harlan Bushfick
Bushfield
American Good Government Society
Bushfeld
Mundt
Republican Party
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Witten
Senator Grundy
Asso 4
Senator Bingham
Sonnecticut
National Manufacturers Association
Fanner
Mandt
U.S
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
McMundt
Bushfielt
South Dakota
South D
Debs Question Trade Policy and Farm Impact Debate
The author challenges Mundt and Bushfield over the Trade Agreement Program, arguing imports and farm income trends under Republican tariffs versus the New Deal show no disaster for farmers. Cites dairy and cattle sectors, export/import figures, and foreign markets to defend current policy and critique critics.
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Mundt
Mr. Bushfield
Russia
Germany
Italy
Stalin
Hitler
Mussolini
Navy
Mr. Mundt
U. S
Hillman
Trade benefits to South Dakota from Reciprocal Agreements
The author argues that South Dakota gains from Reciprocal Trade Agreements, citing expanded markets for meat, wheat, and livestock, tariff reductions, and MFN provisions benefiting exports. The piece defends Mundt and Hull against critics, notes rising farm prices and exports since 1929, and challenges Mundt to face the issues honestly in the political campaign.
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Britain
Great Britain
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France
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Kingsbury Teachers Set Saturday Meeting in Smet Hall
DE Smet Feb 15 district teachers institute to be held at the courthouse. Attendance expected around 100 includes Mrs Zella Seyfield chorus leader instructing rhythm band songs. Speakers include Miss Marie Burmeister and Mrs Hazelie Peterson on public health and elementary supervision.
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DE Smet
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Court House
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Zella Seyfield
Marie Burmeister
Public Health Commission
Redfield
Hazelie Peterson
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