Appropriation And Roosevelt Will Have Free Rein In Tax Measures
South Dakota lawmakers press for a swift push on general appropriations and a likely gross receipts tax amid a heated tax debate. The joint taxation committee met to discuss net income tax proposals, while the appropriation bill faces floor votes and potential delays as administration plans hinge on final tax action. Legislative actions include bills to extend tax deed timing, reorganize the state fair board, and reduce educational costs, with Washington’s birthday holiday pausing sessions.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Senate
Joint Taxation Committee
I. J. Larson
Tax Committee
Appropriations Committee
Washington
South Dekots
House
Loriks
Emil Loriks
Artington
State Fair Board
State Board of Agriculture
Terry McCullen
Huron
State Department of Public Instruction
Senate ‘Appropriations Committee
Berry
Christ Christian
Milbank
H. A. Asirud
Carey Introduces Land Leasing Bill
Washington Senate Republican Carey of Wyoming introduced a land leasing bill to remove idle farmland from production as farm relief. The plan would lease up to 50 million acres, raise up to 150 million dollars to fund it, and have the Agriculture Secretary oversee operations. A tax on crops from land would support the program, with flexibility to include cotton wheat corn and other cereals.
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Washington, Ken
Ine Hoover
Carey
Republian
Wyoming
Secretary of Agriculture
Plans for Forming Cotton Pool Approved in House
The House Agriculture Committee approved a bill by Senator Smith of South Carolina to form a government pool of 3,500,000 bales of cotton. Farmers would receive options on shares in return for contracts to reduce acreage, with the pooled cotton sold a year later to raise prices.
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Sonse
House Agriculture Committee
Smith
South Caroling
Senate Adopts Couzens Resolution On Currency Control
The Senate today adopted without debate the Couzens resolution authorizing the comptroller of the currency to adopt measures affecting state institutions' banks. The action, dated February 22, outlines expanded powers for regulatory authority over financial entities.
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Senate
Couzens
Men Protest Pants for Women Parade in Battle Creek
In Battle Creek Michigan on February 2, men plan a March 8 protest parade against women wearing trousers. The organizers say women have worn the pants at home too long and now on the street. Each marcher will wear a skirt and banners proclaim the threat to adopt skirts permanently unless women relent.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Wilson Barber Signs 1933 Dodge Plymouth Contract
Milton Coch rane manager of Wilson Barber Auto announces a 1933 sales and service contract for Dodge and Plymouth with Thompson Hutton Motors of Sioux Falls as Barber garage, covering Huron and nearby territory. A full service department will be kept, Lyle Francis leads sales, Barber departs for Sioux Falls with optimism for a strong auto season.
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Milton Cochrane
Wilson-Barber Auto Company
Dodge
Plymouth
G. E. Barber
Sioux Falls
Thompson-Hutton Motor Dodge
Barber
South Dakota
Cochrane
Huron
Mir. Barber
Fala
Lyle Francis
Wilson-Barber Company
Cermak Condition Deteriorates Amid Trial News
Miami February report says Mayor Anton Cermak’s chest wound worsened with a fever and intestinal inflammation cited by Dr J W Snyder. amid riotous legal moves Giuseppe Zanpara’s lawyers abandon appeal as the assassin’s contempt grows. Mrs Joe H Gill also severely wounded in the same case. the 8-year sentence stands for attempted assassination of Roosevelt and others.
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Miami
Fla
Anton Cermak
Giuseppe Zanpara
Roosevelt
Chicago
J."w. Snyder
Joe.h. Gill
Neat
Mr. Rooseveltt
Margaret Kruis
William .Binnett
Russell -Caldwell
Want. Oudeke Promo is being illegally detained.
A brief notice reports that Want. Oudeke Promo is being unlawfully detained, outlining the custody issue and asserting rights to release. No additional facts are provided.
Cabinet Picks Hull Woodin Back Roosevelt New Deal
Incoming president Roosevelt assigns Cordell Hull as secretary of state and William Woodin as secretary of the treasury. Both have begun work to craft the new deal through targeted measures and financial readjustments to address global economic problems.
Second Attempt To Take Life Of President-Elect Is Investigated
A second apparent effort to harm President-elect Roosevelt prompted an investigation after a crude 12 gauge shotgun shell packed in a paper addressed to Franklin D Roosevelt was found at the Washington post office. The package, mailed from Watertown New York, could have exploded if jarred. Authorities, led by Watertown investigators and Satterfield, are pursuing who sent it under mail explosives law.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
House
Treasury-Post Office
Hoover
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Franklin D
Washington, D. C
Watertown
N.Y
W. H. Moran
Secret Service
Farmers Union Crooks threaten to set local government
In Minnehaha County South Dakota the Crooks area Farmers Union unit sent resolutions to several legislators demanding support for their proposed measures. The document signed by John Eide Olaf Borgan and W H Oyen warned that if the legislature fails to pass the laws they seek they will form their own local government. Several lawmakers received anonymous letters with varying contents including demands and threats, though details were not disclosed.
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W.H Oyen
Highway Measure Signed by Governor for County Officials
A garbled OCR excerpt notes a highway measure signed by the governor. It references county commissioners or superintendents and state approval, with scattered names and places like Berry and Tak Tneludin VA without clear context or roles.
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Commisters 3
Berry
Tak Tneludin
Horse Trade Bid For Government Post Attracts Attention
Jefferson City presides over a curious proposal as Gov. Guy B. Park faces a flood of applicants. An unnamed suitor offered to trade a horse for a four year government job, presenting the animal as a dictate of motive to spur swift action.
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Jefferson City
Guy B. Park
Thigovamor
Big Style Show Opens Tonight in Elks Hall
Huronians and American Legion workers announce a spring style show at the Elks hall opening tonight with over 4 500 tickets sold for a 400 seat venue. Show runs 7 30 to about an hour and repeats Thursday and Friday with dancing and carnival activities in lodge rooms. Chic Talcott’s orchestra will provide music and a bowery dance follows.
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American Légion
Elks Hall
Legion 1
Huron
Chic Talcott
Tennessee Senator Named Secretary Of State And Woodin Treasury
President-elect Roosevelt announced Cordell Hull of Tennessee as secretary of state and William H. Woodin of New York as secretary of the treasury. The selections conclude two days of cabinet deliberations and aim to spark a world economic revival. Hull has long served in the Senate and Woodin is a prominent business leader. The move signals a coordinated push for swift economic policy amid national and international pressures.
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Tennessee
Treasury
Francis M. Stephenson
New York
Roosevelt
State
Cordell Hull
William H. Woodin
Hull
Woodin
Great Britain
France
Canada
Senator Hall
Tariff Authority
Hull Bss
Congréss
House
Senate
Capital Hill
Mc. Woodin
Compar
Bot
Alfed
EB. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mary
Senator High Woodings
Roosevelt cabinet surprise includes Daniel Roper for commerce
Washington reports Roosevelt has completed his cabinet with Daniel C. Roper of South Carolina as secretary of commerce, alongside Harol Ickes interior and Frances Perkins labor. Other expected picks include Hull for state and Woodin for treasury, with finals to be announced soon.
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Roper
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Daniel C. Roper
South Carolina
Homer Cummings
Connecticut
Philippines
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Treasury
William Hy
Woodin
Pennsylvania
New Yorks
George H. Dern
Utah
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
James A. Farley
New York
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Harold Ickes
Winds
Henry A. Wallace
Towa
Daniels
Rootr
Frances Perkins
Hulls Attitude On World Problems Revealed In Quotes
Washington dispatch presents Cordell Hull quotes on global debt, tariffs, and economic isolation. He argues nations should first show stance on broader goals before seeking special debt relief and warns that self isolation cripples confidence and trade. He stresses that great trading cities build nations and calls for economic and military disarmament as key to recovery.
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Hull
Washington
Cordell Hull
Tertgassee
Roosevelt
Paraguay to Declare War on Bolivia in Gran Chaco Clash
Paraguay plans a formal war declaration against Bolivia as Congress meets Friday. The long running Gran Chaco border dispute has sparked deadly battles for eight months with hundreds killed, marking a shift from skirmishes to declared war.
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Paraguay
Bolivia
Asuncion
Hoyndreds
Weather Outlook For Waron Vieins Tonight And Thursday
Weather forecast shows partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday. Winds light, temperatures mild with no significant precipitation expected.
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