Mundt Responds to Bates On Federal Tax Burden
South Dakota Representative Bates accused federal relief and projects of redistributing income to the South and West. Mundt of South Dakota countered that corporate taxes are paid by nationwide activity, not by rural states, and reported in states where firms are chartered.
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California and South Dakota Tax Case Cited in Debate
The discussion notes a three percent tax in California and a one cent on a 15 cent purchase at 6.67 percent. South Dakotans will watch the case as the same situation exists in this state.
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Diary Of A Central S D Farm Woman
July diary notes from a Central South Dakota farm woman describe cool southeast winds, looming rain, and plans to Hay a field then assist a neighbor. She observes grasshoppers damaging corn, notes a pessimistic helper, and recalls an article about modern youth and morality, contrasting views with personal beliefs.
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One-Minute Tests And Miscellany From Gras Bac
Grasp questions about state capitals and notable figures, then read a scattered column of quotes etiquette horoscopes and a line about ministry as a possible calling. The piece blends trivia with aphorisms, tips, and a brief prophecy style note.
One Minute Test Answers Source excerpt
The snippet lists the answers 1 Columbus 2 Robert Louis Stevenson 3 Clara Barton with a 1939 copyright credit to King Features Syndicate. The material appears as a trivia page fragment from a periodical.
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Legion Gathers in Chicago Dignified Parade Prompts Satire
The Chicago Tribune mocks the American Legion convention planning in Chicago for September. It jokes about a poster deemed too racy and recalls past Legion revelries, hoping the gathering remains dignified amid aging veterans and memories of earlier excesses.
Rich man or poor man face the same fate in satire
An editorial notes that wealth does not protect from education nor destiny, comparing a rich man’s lot to a poor man’s hope for graduation. It rails at sensational cinema about dictatorship, observes insects in summer, and includes stray musings on motorists, a quilt thief, fleas and wishes, all in a scattered, reflective tone.
Suit for One Cent Tax Case Draws High Court Review
A San Diego man asks the United States Supreme Court to review a California Supreme Court ruling upholding a one cent sales tax on a 15 cent purchase. He contends the charged tax was improper and seeks relief from the tax collection in the suit.
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Roosevelt era optimism on postwar business growth
Washington reports that after-season business improvement is set to expand gradually through the year. Economists, led by White House insiders, anticipate production and store sales rising with July’s 99 index likely surpassing 100 in August. Wholesale trade and fall retail outlook improve, auto production shifts, and public spending remains strong through September.
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Radio Features and Mars Contact Plan Broadcast Tonight
New York July 27 radio feature tonight targets Mars with a 15 minute coast to coast broadcast. WOR S plans a message to Mars and a 15 meter signal toward the planet which may reflect back from ionized air. Closest approach in 15 years at 36 900 000 miles. Various programs listed across WEAF WABC and WJZ with news, music, plays, and talks scheduled through the evening.
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Clue Filled Crossword Puzzle Patter
Crossword snippet shows scattered clues and partial answers about a cigarette price baronet title and various terms. It lists entries like Cries like and A French statesman with several numbered gaps, hinting at a scanned puzzle page incomplete for readers.
Radio and Club Notes from South Dakota Meeting
A fragmentary schedule lists radio program blocks from NBC CBS and related networks with musical acts and serials. A note mentions a Rotary Club meeting guests George Longstaff Burton Dickey and three members of the fair board, plus a South Dakota fair board president predicting a record year.
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South Dakota
26 Years Ago Today in Huron Short News Roundup
Mrs. C RB Stewart who was severely injured in the airplane accident last month was moved from Sprague Hospital to her home. Officials report she is in satisfactory condition with no permanent injuries expected. The railroad picnic, postponed earlier, will be held August 10 at Lake Benton with a ball game between Northwestern and Pipestone. Hr E Dickinson plans to join St. Paul boosters. Train departed for Pierre then Redfield. Ray Howard returned from Chicago on business. Mrs B F Vaughan of Hurley visits daughter May Vaughan and Miss Daisy Thurston of Menasha.
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Vacation Bible School Program Concludes in Thanosfort
The ThaANEFORT church hosts a Sunday evening program closing the vacation bible school. Marian Gail Stewart Marion Senger and Mrs Glen Spears lead the event with supervisors. Jean Wolner and Hazel Phillips assisted. Mrs Harry Westwood played a solo on piano accordion and has visited in Frankfort. Partnership dissolved. Roy S Newman sells Bosida Garage interest to Cecil Barthelman.
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Move On Station Bonilla Foundation Work Underway
July 27. M J McKichan has men at work on a new foundation for his oil station moving it several feet west under orders to widen Highway 281. Plans call for straightening curves at both town ends to improve safety.
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Frankfort Visitors Visit and Local Real Estate Transfer
Mr and Mrs C L Adams and son Larry of Artesian visited Frankfort last Friday for social calls and business. They noted sale of the residence of Suot L H Peterson and family in Frankfort to C Christofferson.
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Mrs Onie Valder Returns From California Visit
Mrs Onie Valder returns to her home in Frankport after an extended visit with relatives in California where she attended the Golden Gate Exposition.
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Onie Valder
Frank Freeborn Taken To Redfield Hospital
Frank Freeborn a Frankfort citizen was taken to Redfield hospital for treatment Tuesday after a reported incident in Frankfort on July 27.
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