Otto Kaas Seeks G O P Nomination For S D Governor
Otto L Kaas state senator from Marshall county announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for South Dakota governor. He campaigns on tax reform, opposes gross income tax and sales tax substitutes, favors a graduated net income tax and a luxury tax, and backs farm organization programs. He criticizes legislative coercion and calls to repeal idle laws while restoring a gas tax refund for farmers. Kaas, from Britton, has long served in state offices and war service, and received backing from the South Dakota Farmers Holiday Association.
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Airport Project Begins with Nels Nelson as Foreman
Clyde R Smith county administrator announced that 12 to 15 men will begin work tomorrow on the CWA improvement project at the Huron airport with Nels Nelson as foreman. Crews will build a new hangar 100 by 90 feet of native rock and perform extensive runway work. Total cost is expected around 18000 dollars.
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Hitchcock Seeks PWA Progress In Capitol Visit
Herbert B. Hitchcock of Mitchell South Dakota arrived in Washington to press South Dakota public works projects with federal officials. He noted 41 non federal and 90 advisory board approved projects in consideration, as urgency to start employment programs was stressed. Hitchcock, a potential chairman candidate for the state Democratic central committee, will confer with party leaders.
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Sandino Killed by National Guardsmen Near Managua
News from Managua reports Gen Augusto C Sandino and his brother Socrates were killed at midnight near Managua by national guardsmen. The government condemned the act and ordered an investigation while pledging to protect Sandino followers. Also slain were former Generals Amanzor and Estrada.
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Freight Increases Inbound Outbound Moves In St Paul
St Paul freight movements rose in January 1934 from a year earlier, according to the St Paul Association of Commerce bulletin. The report notes higher shipments both into and out of the city, reflecting broader transportation trends discussed in the monthly bulletin.
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Kings Walk In Funeral Procession As Belgium Buries Beloved Ruler
Belgium buried King Albert I with a grand procession as crowds watched from barriers along the route. Guns saluted, bells tolled, and officials, royal family, and Allied leaders escorted the coffin from the palace to Laeken. Veterans passed by, honoring their long-time commander.
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Army Mail Pilot Is Crash Victim
An army flier tentatively identified as Lieut D. O. Lowry crashed in woods on Vinal Thurston farm at 4 a.m. today and was killed. He reportedly threw several mail sacks from the plane before the crash, with the mail found some distance from the woods. The craft departed Chicago at 8 a.m.bound for Cleveland.
Sixty Cars Shown At Sioux Falls Auto Show Opens
The Sioux Falls automobile show opened today with 60 new 1934 model cars and a large display of automotive parts accessories and petroleum products. The event runs until midnight Sunday and features extensive exhibits.
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Three More Enter Race For Place On Huron City Board
The Huron city commission race grows to eight contenders as Dr. J S Tschetter V L Weir and Dan Wagner join Miss Gertrude Null and Arthur V Burger. Incumbent T C Young undecided. County race adds Tom De Haven to challenge Frank Matrice. Weir and Wagner bring local ties and service to civic bodies while Tschetter runs Samaritan Hospital. Wagner notes prior public safety tenure amid broad experience on the board. De Haven is a 20 year county resident and ex auctioneer.
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Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery
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Austrian crisis colors central Europe trade tensions
Washington dispatch notes that European conflicts spill into commerce as Hitler and Mussolini push for central European trade routes. The piece forecasts Nazi gains in Austria, Dollfuss’ weakened stance, and Italy delaying moves to keep Austria aligned, with a cautionary English, French, and Italian reaction.
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Senate Clash Over Veterans Benefits After Economy Act Vote
A Republican Democratic bloc presses for broader veterans benefits as Senate Republicans and Democrats clash with Roosevelt aims. A 41 to 40 vote overturned economy act provisions, raising veto fears and prompting talks of new outlays and the Byrnes compromise restoring partial pre economy act pay and hospital care for needy ex soldiers while widow and orphan allowances loom unresolved.
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River Development Plan To Be Pushed In Congress
Senator George W. Norris predicted passage this session of a national river development plan. He urged broader funding for Nebraska power and irrigation projects during his Lincoln visit, focusing on one-house legislation he supports.
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France Accused of Slowing Disarmament Moves
Berlin editorials charge France is willfully delaying disarmament efforts as Eden negotiates with German leaders. Observers foresee possible movement toward a broader agreement on arms.
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Giant shark prowls Chilean shores after soldier's fall
A giant shark struck a shore near Coquimbo Chile on February 2. It is feared the creature devoured a soldier who toppled into the sea and disappeared beneath the waves.
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Reed Prefers Present Value of WW Veterans Certificates
United States Senator David A. Reed told officers of the 314th Infantry Regiment U S Army Reserves that he favored paying the present day value of World War II veterans adjusted compensation certificates Reed chairs the Senate military affairs committee in Washington Reed spoke in Reading Pennsylvania on February 2 indicating support for immediate valuation.
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Report Says Rail Men Voted Strike
Chicago February reports that 27,01 railroad employees of the Chicago and North Western voted to strike after a ballot completed yesterday and votes counted today. Grievances cited include seniority regulation violations and displacement of experienced workers. Fred W. Sargent, president of the road, met with a 13 union committee as evidence of a strike vote emerged.
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Fisher Named to Sit in Marshall County Mortgage Case
PIERRE Feb 2 Judge Frank Fisher of Miller appointed to sit in a Marshall county mortgage foreclosure case replacing Judge Van Buren Perry of Aberdeen who was disqualified by an affidavit of prejudice. The appeal concerns a recent supreme court order to confirm a foreclosure sale challenged as inadequately priced. Hearing date not announced.
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Iowa House Rejected Sunday Beer Permit Proposal
Des Moines reports the Iowa house defeated the beer bill to legalize Sunday sale of four percent beer. The body approved an amendment by Rep. Yager of Dickinson barring sales from midnight Saturday to 7 am Sunday, effectively blocking Sunday sales.
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Weather Update for Huron and Vicinity
Weather for Huron and vicinity calls for snow flurries on Friday with partly cloudy skies. South Dakota outlook remains somewhat unsettled at night and Friday with continued cold conditions.
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