Organization Of Farmers Urged By Kentucky Leader
Kentucky farm leader Ben E. Niles urges farmers to organize and affiliate with a farm organization to qualify for AAA subsidies. He cites labor as a model and compares political support for organized labor to potential benefits for organized agriculture, noting current AAA rules allow subsidies without formal group membership. AAA officials say no farm organizations are required and eligibility remains based on meeting program requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky Farm Leader
Agriculture
AAA
Ben E. Niles
Henderson
Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Niles
EI Aaa
Radio Loan Under Senate Scrutiny Over Campaign Expenditures
A Senate investigating committee seeks full details on a $100000 loan said to cover radio network costs for President Roosevelt's final election appeal and two other campaigns. RJ Reynolds and Oliver Quayle subpoenaed to testify as first inquiries detail New Jersey Democratic payments and Hatch Act concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
RJ. Reynolds
North Carolina
Oliver Quayle
Democratic National Committee
Charles Quinn
New Jersey
Democratic
Quinn
Quayle
Democratic Committee
Nemork
Norris
Nebraska
Reynolds
Parkston Senator Given Recognition On 30th Anniversary
Parkston Senator and Mrs. D. J. Tiede celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary with light ribbing from colleagues. A mock debate among bachelors and married men delayed Tiede as he prepared to speak, with jokes labeling him a Prince of Follies while married men defended him. The anecdote recalls his long service and humor in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkston
Finke
Jan. Y—Ud
D. J. Tiede
Tiede
Senate
Tiedu
Wiede
Hopson gets five years on 17 mail fraud counts
New York January 9 Howard C Hopson creator of a vast utilities empire that collapsed was sentenced to five years imprisonment on each of 17 mail fraud counts. All terms run concurrently. Judge Alfred C Coxe rejected mercy plea by Hopsons lawyer Fred A Tronside Jr noting changed business standards. Hopson stood silent as sentence was pronounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard C. Hopson
Alfred C. Coxe
Hopson
Fred A. Tronside, Jr
Jess
Langer Protests Seating Hearings Begin
Senator Langer of North Dakota appears as his own counsel at a Senate privileges and elections committee hearing on a protest against his seating. The protest, filed by GC. R. Verry of Minot and nine other North Dakotans, accuses him of conspiracy bribery misuse of absent voters ballots and violation of the corrupt practices act. The Senate seated Langer Friday without prejudice to later challenge his membership. He says the charges stem from political enemies and character assassins aiming to undermine his service to North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Langer
North Dakota
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Senate
Weather forecast and temperatures for Huron and region
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with warmer conditions. Subregional notes show high temperatures around 16 with mornings near 8 to 11. South Dakota expects partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures in the east, while Iowa and Minnesota anticipate colder pockets in the east and generally warmer conditions inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Card Of Thanks For Mother's Illness And Death
Sincere thanks to friends for kindness during illness and death of Mrs. Rose Baum and for floral offerings. Names listed include August Baum family Robi Baum Jr Hardy Baum Harry Baum Harley Baum Richard Fenski Sr Fred Moore C. E Johnson Robt Dubro V. C. Perkins Flora Ryestone Sam Haffner Sr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Baum
August, Baum
Robi. Baum, Jr
Edward Baum
Hardy Baum
Harry Baum
Harley Baum
Richard Fenski Ir
Fred Moore
C. E Johnson
Robt
Dubro
V. C. Perkins
Flora Ryestone
Sam Haffner
Senator Nye to bow out of committee case review
Langer stated Senator Nye Republican North Dakota though on the committee will not participate in its consideration of the case citing he has received many notes and signals. The remark indicates internal divisions and procedural caution within the panel as it weighs sensitive charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nye
North Dakota
Langer
Japan Sees Daily Earthquakes Averaging Four
In Japan an average of four earthquakes occurs daily, drawing attention to seismic activity. Meanwhile in Paris, Jean Borotra, now sports chief for France, announced plans to build eighty stadiums in the Paris region for young athletes at a cost around 500 million francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Paris
Jean Borotra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Organization of Farmers
Kentucky
Gone Withers
Green Archer”—News
Lidia E. Pinkham
Rosario Russell
Aherne
Virginia Bruce
Robert John
Benchley
Carroll Hebert Cavanaugh Richerd Lane
Paramount News
N. D
Sewe
I. Lo. Pree
Bismarck
Chicago
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Edmonton
Alta
Butte
Mont
S. D
Airport
Kansas City
Mon
St. Paul
New Orleans
North Platte
Neb
Phoenix
Ariz
Pittsburgh
Rapid City
St. Lewis
Salt Lake Cita
Oakland
Calif
Seattle
Wash
Sheridan
Wyo
Sioux City
Iow
Associated Press
Ta.m. i. Lo
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Watertown
Pierre
Mitchell
Lemmon
Yankton
Aberdeen
Penney
Ste
Terry
Eeee
Coats
M Pan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!