Tax Cuts and Tax Debts Spark South Dakota Fight
In Pierre on February 25 the House passed bills to ease delinquent tax payments by removing penalties and offering an eight year plan, while Senate consideration of the governor's broader tax reduction agenda continued. The day featured a 49-bill session, with 7 appropriations totaling $345000 from the general fund.
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Truck Load Bill Advances With Do Pass Favor
Pierre February 25 The house highways and aviation committee gave a do pass recommendation to a bill increasing the maximum gross load for commercial trucks in South Dakota. The committee urged amendments to cut the limit from 42,000 pounds to 35,000 pounds. Current limits allow 30,000 pounds. Truck interests sought 45,000 pounds and urged vehicle by length and type to set caps. The bill likely won’t reach floor debate until Thursday due to pending amendments.
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British sailors banned from signing letters with love and kisses
London reports new regulations prevent sailors from using the traditional love and kisses closing in letters to their sweethearts. The rule aims to curb hidden code messages that could reveal sensitive information or undermine discipline aboard ships.
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TABCO
London
Norwegians Sentenced as Spies by German Court
A German military court in Bergen sentenced 100 Norwegians to death and seven others to prison for espionage on behalf of England. The announcement says the group leader used radio apparatus to transmit extensive data to England including 80 military reports.
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U-Boat Warning Not Abandon Invasion Plans Reported
Fargo dispatch reports U-boat warning does not signal abandonment of invasion plans while jockeying for weight gains in newborn calves. Connie and Clayton show rapid growth. Cleo and Claire lead the litter with birth weights noted and current gains in late third week.
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Mackenzie sees Hitler linking submarine and bombing offensives
DeWitt Mackenzie reports Hitler intends to combine submarine warfare with bombing raids in a planned March and April offensive. The strategy aims to choke Allied sea lines while also pressing air and ground operations, creating a triple challenge for Britain and its allies as spring approaches.
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Mariner Mussolini
Britain
Rome
Edward J. O'Brien Noted Writer Dies in London
Edward Joseph O'Brien, 50, American writer and editor for Metro-Goldwyn-Mia, died Friday at his Gerrards Cross home in Buckingh amshire. Born December 10, in Boston, he studied at Boston College and Harvard University.
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Buckfire
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Boston
Boston College
Harvard University
Filibuster talk grows over Lend Lease bill in Senate
Fresh talk of a filibuster circulated in capitol corridors as Senators Murray and Barbour urged passage of the British aid bill without delay. Opponents warned of long speeches and night sessions. Murray and Barbour argued the measure secures U S safety by aiding resisting nations, while Britain’s survival, they said, is essential to U S defense. See BRITISH AID-Page 2-A.
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California
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
No Mediation Sought by Britain Against Japan
London reports Prime Minister Churchill rejects any mediation in the war with Germany. Foreign Office undersecretary R A Butler read in the House of Commons a Japanese note noting willingness to mediate or act to restore peace globally, with Eden informed of the exchange.
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Anthony Eden
Yosuke Matsuoka
Greater East Asia
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Germany claims 253000 tons sunk in British supply lanes
The German high command said Nazi U boats sank 253000 tons of shipping in a drive on British supply lines, while a London naval spokesman said nothing extraordinary occurred. British figures disputed Hitler's claim of 215000 tons sunk in two days, and RAF bombers attacked Brest naval base while Libyan and East African campaigns showed mixed activity.
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Moyale
Kenya
Britain
Evening Huronite 1941 Farm Edition highlights Farmers' Forum
The 38 page special farming edition features detailed reports from the Evening Huronite Farmers' Forum held February 15 at Marvin Hughitt Hotel. It includes expert articles, farmers’ opinions on Triple A, Soil Conservation Service, Farm Security Administration, grasshopper control, and profiles of contributors from Central South Dakota.
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