Measure to fund state advertising killed in house
A 10 000 dollar appropriation for state advertising purposes was rejected by the house on Saturday. The article notes the official expressed disappointment with the house's action.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1939
Page
12
Trains Collide Killing Two Trainmen Near Pasco
A Northern Pacific local passenger train and a Union Pacific freight train collided at the Altalia crossing near Pasco Washington killing engineer R B Riley of Spokane and fireman William Lott of Pasco. Brakeman Alva A Fryer 55 of unknown origin suffered head injuries. Eight passengers were aboard none injured. Cattle were killed and several injured as trains blocked the line while crews cleared the wreck. signals at the crossing were reported fully protected and both trains were moving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasco
Wash
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Walla Walla
Paser
Seattle
Altalia Crossing
Here
R. RB. Riley
Spokane
William Lott
Alva A. Fryer
Villa Walla
Portland
Union Peet
HW. Harder
Legislature Debate Sparks Amendment Clash Over Road Funds
Lawmakers clash over highway funding as Groux Falls roads drawn into a political fight. Huffman fails to stall a warmth amendment while C E Anderson proposes an adjournment substitute. A separate gasoline limit bill passes 46 to 25 as Rep. Frank Lloyd of Academy recuses his vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surg
Highway Committee
Hills
Groux Falls
Huffman
C. E. Anderson
Henry
House
Frank Lloye
Academy
House Approves Chain Store Tax and School Fund Amendment
The House passed ten special appropriation bills and allowed use of a $25,000 old appropriation for subsurface geological survey. It also approved a chain store tax with top rate cut to 150 dollars. The Senate endorsed a measure to put a constitutional amendment to voters in 1940 to move county school fund assets to the state and relieve counties from school loan liabilities. Also noted are 21 bills moved by the Senate in a lengthy session including livestock rustling items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
South Dakota
State Department of School and Public Lands
Boards of
Republicans Debate Funds and Farm Law In South Dakota
The Senate considered measures on livestock inspection fees for trucks near shipment points and approved a 27,500 appropriation for boiler plant work at Vermillion's University of South Dakota. It backed travel cost cuts for county officials, cricket control funding, and allowing WPA street projects with 60 percent property-owner support. Appointments included J. M. Berry as state finance director and George B. Olle to the board of charities and corrections. The body also revisited a bid to build a 150,000 dormitory at Site College under the PWA, with a tied vote and a member exchange for support. Governor Bushfield pressed for old age assistance funds and opposed shifting motor vehicle license fee shares from the highway department, while lawmakers weighed the future of a state dependent children program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
J. M. Berry
Ipswich
George B. Ol
Bushfield
Morey
He Old Nee Seistuniee
South Dakota League of Municipalities
State Highway Department
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N. P
U. P
Pasco, Wash
Republican Party
Gilmer
Dinneen - Wright, Inc
Huron
AYS
Washington
Vantine
Tve
Ruth
Gitta
Sherman & Moe
Endura
Hollywood's
Dr. West
Serrvice Shoe Shop
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