Developments Brighten For Ninth District Agriculture
Minneapolis report flags June gains in small grain prospects and hog cattle prices as key factors for upcoming months. Cash farm income dipped slightly from last year though high yields promise a lift, with freight carloadings expected to surge to about 98 thousand cars in July through September, boosting railroad revenues amid earlier crop shortfalls.
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Pomerene Arrives in Capital With 98 Cent Fortune
In Washington the new Democratic chairman Atlee Pomerene arrives to help allocate the 2.8 billion capitalization of the reconstruction corporation. He remarks he carried 93 cents in his pocket and faced questions on his lending experience as reporters pressed for details after a Hoover meeting.
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Reconstruction Corporation
Atlee Pomerene
New Democratic
Hoover
Pomerene
Farm Holiday Plan Pushed Amid Market Stabilization Talk
Discussion outlines a plan to aid agriculture and allied industries by establishing an orderly marketing program to curb surpluses at market centers. South Dakota association governance and financing details emphasize presidents, vice presidents, a board, and dues funding state, county, and national units.
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Boosters Return From Trip North
The Huron Boosters cut their northern trip short due to injuries and weak reserves, compensating with four wins in five games. Key players missing or injured included Harold Brown and relief hurler Doc Torwick, with Collin Burns and Peyton also sidelined. The squad may play one or two home games next week before resuming in Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Bill Hanson
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Peyton
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John van
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Ai Hanson
Kelly Martin
al Hanson
Russell Bullis
Howard Lester
Jerry Corrigan
County units may draft constitutions under new rules
The text states that each county unit, following the constitution adopted last night, may draft its own constitution as long as it does not conflict with the principles set by the state or national organization. The provision aims to decentralize governance while preserving core standards.
Illinois borrows millions for needy relief funds
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced a federal loan of 3,000,020 to Illinois at 3 percent interest. The money is available immediately to feed and care for the needy as relief funds may be exhausted in certain localities by Monday. Applications for other state loans are pending, with action expected to await new directors.
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Slain Man May Be Lindbergh Suspect
Slain Abie Loeb in St Paul was investigated as a possible match to Abie Wagner a New York gangster once tied to the Lindbergh baby case. Police relayed Loeb fingerprint classifications to New York to compare with Wagner. Loeb and his companion Al Gordon were shot. Gordon died next day.
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Parke Family Attends Funeral in Huron Visit
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Parke and daughter Janice of Tucson arrived for the funeral of Charles W Parke. Also present were Mrs KR B Carter and Joyce of Minneapolis and Mrs Edith P Appleman of Isabel, daughters of the deceased. Carter and Appleman plan to return Tuesday. Mac Murray of Isabel, Appleman partner, attended services. It is noted that over one third of US prisons were built before the Civil War.
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Joyce
Minneapolis
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Isabse
Carter
Appleman
United States
Coloring Contest Prizes Awarded by Zvening Huronite
In the weekly comic coloring contest by the Zvening Huronite Edna Christensen of Weesington Springs and participants Moon Mullins Gumype entries. James Hughes 475 Third Street SW wins sweepstake bonus along with eight top colorists earning free theater tickets. Prizes also go to Betty Boisen Cavour Wikna Ebbert Lorraine Olason Fern Mathern Ruth Ackerman Elmer Sorenson Patty Canner Dorothy Lott for Moon Mullins Willets and Our Boarding House entries.
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Edna Christensen
Weesington Springs
Moon Mullins
James Hughes
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Betty Boisen
Cavour
Wikna Ebbert
Carpenter
Moon Mulling
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Lth
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Toe the Gumps
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Wessington
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Willets
Patty Canner
Beach Avenue
Dorothy Lott
Dakota Avenue South
Mine Guarded In Labor Dispute
Militiamen guarded the Johnson County Coal Fields as operators confer with residents on handling a dispute sparked by union miners efforts to bar non-union labor until wage agreements are set. The trouble began Monday when a posse was beaten after denying entry to urge organizing.
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Clarksville
Ark
Johnson County
Puoss
Niobe Tragedy Raises Slow Recovery for 69 Men
Kiel Germany July 28 Naval authorities said it would take several days at least to recover the bodies of 69 men who went down with the German naval training ship Niobe. Divers report tangled sails and masts blocking entries to the wreck. authorities deny reports that any bodies have been recovered.
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Kiel
Germany
Graveyard Crooner Believed Trusty At Illinois Prison Site
Jailed at Joliet Illinois a graveyard crooner with a clear tenor voice drew hundreds to an abandoned state prison cemetery. Officials believed William Chrysler, who tends the quarry pumps at night, is the trusty behind the singing and planned a formal checkup.
Will Favor Men In Road Construction
Washington reports that federal highway aid of 120 million dollars requires men, skilled and unskilled, to be favored for jobs on a 30 hour week with salaries set in contracts with the government. Officials say higher costs may be offset by lower materials and no larger outlays than last year, with full demand expected for the funds though no applications have yet been received.
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Roosevelt to Open Campaign With Ohio appearance
New York July report says Governor Roosevelt will launch his presidential bid with a major public appearance at the Ohio Democratic state committee meeting in Columbus on August 3. A week later he will speak at Seagirt Nova Scotia where a large Democratic rally is planned.
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