Immediate Return Of AAA Taxes Ordered By Court
The Supreme Court ruled to immediate effect that the AAA act was unconstitutional and ordered $200,000,000 in processing taxes impounded for refund to taxpayers. The decision overruled a government request for a rehearing and directed release of funds already signed for refunds. Leaders in Congress study retroactive re-enactment to recover taxes.
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Ways and Means Committee
O'Neal
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Michigan
Hoover
Jones Texas Democrat
House Agriculture Committee
Senate Votes For Bonus Payment By Cashable Bonds
The Senate passed a bill by 74 to 16 to fund veterans bonuses with non transferable bonds redeemable for cash after June 15 next. The measure, backed by Harrison Byrn Steinar Clark, would discharge the debt nine years early, with $2.237 billion appropriation and $254 million for cash conversion, potential $1 billion immediate treasury impact. President's stance uncertain. House expected to act tomorrow.
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House
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Mississippi
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South Carolina
Steinar
Oregon
Clark
Missouri
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomon
Oklahoma
Weather for Huron and nearby regions forecast
Weather forecast notes snow flurries tonight with rising temperatures into Tuesday. South Dakota regions expect probable snow flurries and a fall in temperature, turning colder in the southeast tonight. Winds shift from the west tonight toward Tuesday.
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Huron
Pouchwest
Hoffman Impeachment Looms in New Jersey Fight
Trenton braces as Hoffmans impeachment issue surfaces after Hauptmann reprieve. Republicans control the legislature with a Democratic minority while Attorney General Wiens plans Florida trip. threats escalate with a guard posted at the governor’s South Amboy home amid new leads and names tied to the Lindbergh case.
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David’ Wilentz
Thomy Hauck
Hunterdon
Harold Hoffman
New
Jer
Brand-Hauptman
Lindbergh
Hoffman
Trenton
Went
Hauck
New Jersey Legislaure
Tonigh
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
David Th. Wiens
Hauptmann
Florida
Wilenik
Morris Rosner
Lbidderns
J. M. Faulkner
J.J. Faulkner
South Amboy
Govenor Hoffman
David W. Quinlin
Gavarnoe
River Reading Is Lost Permanently
HINTON W V A January 20 There is no engineer's reading for January 1 on the depth of the New River. The engineer in charge of preliminary work on the Bluestone dam wrote headquarters the readings were lost with no hope of recovery. The gauge reader’s baby ate them.
Two Injured As Train Strikes Truck Near Elk Point
Two men were injured when a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific passenger train struck their truck west of Elk Point. George Russell of Morris was severely hurt with a fractured skull and internal injuries and was taken to Vermillion hospital in an unconscious state. Ray and Howey of Vermillion sustained a broken wrist. The pair were driving from Blow City to Vermillion when the collision occurred.
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Elk Point
5. D
Jan. U
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Pacific
George Russell
Morrisl
Vermillion
Ray and Howey
Blows City
Selection of Jury in Cam AF Court Term
This afternoon in circuit court Della Peterson versus Liam began jury selection for one of two cases set for trial by jury in the January term. Indications pointed to a possible adjourned session for cases not ready for trial, but no decision was made.
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Cam Af
Della Peterson
Liam
Haley
Casas
South Dakota Governor Seeks WPA Relief Plan
Governor Tom Berry discussed needy noncertified relief cases with Works Progress Administrator Hady Hopkins and aide Aubrey Williams. Berry hopes for relief work options, with plans for a further conference and study of possible reclassification decisions affecting WPA eligibility and funding.
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Washington
Tom Berry
South Dakota
Hady L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Force Hopkins
Aubrey Williams
Berry
J. W. Beckwith
Barry
Record cold grips Dakotas as temperatures plunge
January reports from Aberdeen to Sioux Falls describe sub zero temperatures with Aberdeen at 29 below the coldest of the year and Brookings at 27 below. Sioux Falls schools closed for extreme cold while transportation gradually returned to normal amid a broad cold wave and forecasted relief.
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Black ‘Hills
Waa
Brookings
Watertown
Huron
Sioux Falla
Mitchell
Yankton
Pierre
Rapid City
Sioux” Falls
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Patched Farm Programs in Temporary AAA Authority
Washington dispatch reports Chester Davis of the AAA uneasy over patchwork soil conservation plans. Newsmen discuss reviving the AAA under existing law without new legislation, relying on temporary authority and the conservation act, with details to follow.
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Eureka
Washington
Chester ‘Davis
AAA
Davis
Congress
PWA
Davie
Gram
Fireman Has Busy Fireman's Day Off
Charleston city report notes Peter P. Mandich a veteran fire department member spent a busy day off first aiding a neighbor in a blaze then his own house roof was ripped off by wind sparks set attic aflame and Mandich and his associates raced to control the fire before it worsened
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Charleston
Peter P. Mandich
Mandich
Birthday Ball Start Work On Huron Fundraiser
The Birthday Ball organized by the American Legion Auxiliary will be held at Daum's auditorium in Huron with Langhehn's orchestra. Proceeds fund crippled children in the Huron district and the Warm Springs Foundation to combat infantile paralysis. 7 percent kept locally. Last year the events raised over 32000 dollars. Tickets go on sale this week.
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Huron
American Legion Auxiliary
Wm. H.qison
Warm Springs Foundation
Daum
Langhehn
Dies of Long Illness Samuel R Turner 97
Samuel R Turner 97 of Twelfth Street Southwest died at Huron hospital Sunday evening after six months illness. Born January 27 1884 in Chillicothe Ohio he moved to South Dakota in 1996 settling in Salem then to Huron in 1926. He married Emma Loors the same year and worked as a carpenter for over 30 years. Survived by widow a daughter Dorothy four brothers and six sisters. Funeral arrangements await word from out of town relatives.
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Samuel Turner
Samuel R. Turner
Twelfth Street
Huron Hospital
Mr. Turner
Chilligothe
Ohio
South Dakota
Salem
Huron
Emma Loors
Pierre
Dorothy
Frank
John
Virgil
Rufus
Chillicothe
D. Roberts
Portsmouth
F.W. Groscost
Rapid City
C. M. Groscost
Avance
Ed Streezy
Oscar Anthony
Did You Know Column Claimed by Hurontte Office
A fragmentary note states Vetarion Springs in county aust and Jersuld county never had a poolhall. The Evening Hurontte will pay Scents for every Did You Know item accepted by this column. Contributors can call the Hurontte office after publication.
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Vetarion Springs
County
Aust
Jersuld
Hurontte
Huronits
King George V Weakens. Oxygen Given as Court Scrutiny Grows
At Sandringham, King George V receives oxygen as doctors report diminishing strength. A newly formed council of state, including Queen Mary and the four royal sons, oversees duties while physicians remain at the bedside. Ramsay MacDonald attends Privy Council session.
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Sandringham
Eng
George V
Queen Mary
Duke of Gloucester
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Tomaz
Sabilee
Sandringham House
Deesingham
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Prince of Wales
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York
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Kent
Privy Council
King's Chamber
Ramsay MacDonald
Council
London
Mills Calls New Deal American Variant of Totalitarianism
Treasury secretary Henry Morgenthau Mills or in the Hoover era states that the Roosevelt program mirrors Nazi fascist and communist movements. He told a town hall audience that the basic program signals an authoritarian state forming, and he criticizes the president for abandoning states rights and home rule.
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Ordon L. Mite
Treasury
Hoover
New Umovement
Town Hall
Mills
Roosevelt
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