Harmony Likely to Prevail at Democrat Meeting
Pierre reports Harmony likely to prevail at a Monday Democratic convention with party leaders from rival groups meeting to unify after a bitter primary. Key figures named include W. W. Howes, Cherry, and others, as they discuss platform proposals and party cohesion amid contrasting factional aims.
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Pierre
Junio
W. W. Howes
Huon
National
U.S
Cherry
Aryl
May drains South Dakota general fund through overdraft
Pierre June 4 official notes show South Dakota's general fund fell by more than half in May. The treasury report cites tax payments delaying revenue and high overdraft, with May receipts around 336,000 versus 542,9800 the prior month.
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Pierre
Uth
Dakota
Andhope
Goodhope
Jesse Reverie
Dias Fae
Mathies
Tax Collections Show Little Change from 1931 Totals
Fragmented tax notes show collections near the 1931 level with small declines overall. Figures reference state taxes and personal levies, noting a reduction in total receipts while signaling some year over year shifts in local assessments and rates.
Weather Witten: cloudy tonight and Sunday warmer likely
Weather notes describe predominantly cloudy conditions tonight with a rise in temperature expected for Sunday. Mention appears garbled with town and service references, but overall forecast indicates a warming trend into the weekend with continued cloud cover.
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Witten
Brisbine Reelected as South Dakota Bankers President
Watertown dispatch reports F M Brisbine of Woonsocket reelected president of the South Dakota Bankers Association at its annual convention. The meeting approved a domestic allotment plan for farm relief and disapproved a two cent tax on checks, aligning with the American Bankers Association stance. Ronald of Mitchell urged adoption, noting support from congressional visits and a nationwide circulation effort.
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Watertown
F. M. Brishire
Nhorn
Ieusurem
Nalive Neminger
American Bankers
American Bankers Association
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell S. da Evening Republican
South Dakara Bankers Association
Renald
National
Maumed
Washington
Ronald
Advertising Makes Gains Says Weston in New York
New York reports Pi Sanwel H Weston an expert in newspaper operation notes that advertising has shown a slight upward trend for the first time since 19 percent, with April classified advertising rising distinctly over the previous two months. Weston cites a 43,000 per cent surge in April over March as a hopeful sign for a forthcoming general improvement.
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New York
Pi-Sanwel H. Weston
Toilay
Weston
Rural Carrier Board Meet Here Tomorrow
The executive board of the South Dakota Association of Rural Carriers will meet at Hotel Marvin Hugbilt tomorrow to plan the organization’s intervention in the association. L. Pearson, secretary of the group, will preside over the session. The meeting will begin at 1:30 p.m.
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The
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al Ingtmasters and
Rural Carries
Marvin Hugbilt
Trans-Atlantic Flight of Hausner Under Alarm and Hope
Stanislaus Hausner sailed from New York to Europe in a Bellanca monoplane aiming for Warsaw Poland. News from Halifax and Sydney suggested he followed the coast toward Cape Breton while friends at Floyd Bennett Field awaited word as fuel and weather influenced the long crossing expected to take about 44 hours.
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Sydney
Hausner
Cape Breton
Atlantic
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Warsaw
Poland
London
England
Pavia
France
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Crosden le Bouvrest
Nasner
Britis Isles
Bavis
Johnson backs park proposal for fair grounds growth
H W Johnson of Rapid City president of the South Dakota State Fair board visits Huron for the Elks convention and says next week's session will tackle sewerage upgrades at the grounds, revamping admissions, and leasing a tract to the city for park use. The plan would count entrants at gates, limit complimentary passes, and lease land to Huron for an annual dollar with park improvements by the city. Johnson supports the park proposal amid talks of better sewerage and admission controls.
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Fair Board
Huron
H.W. Johnson
Rapid City
South Dakota State Fair Board
Side Elks
Mac| ‘Sur
Fair Grounds
City of
Johnson
Me Treath
Huron Park Board
F Air Board
Signatures Secured to Force Lease Vote on Bonus
Cash bonus advocates announced they collected 16 signatures needed to force a lease vote on June 13 on the 2 billion full payment issue. The fourteenth signature came as Speaker Garner called for final house action on the tax bill and Representative Garrett D Texas added his name amid the wait.
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Washington
Garner
Garrett D
Tex
House
Young People Advised To Marry
CHICAGO June 4 Love can be at home in a newly married couple despite a sparsely furnished house if gas is on and the larder not empty This is the advice from a pre marital clinic set up by the Illinois Social Hygiene League Dr Rachelle Yarras director says mature young people of strong character in love should have families help them marry if they wish to.
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Chicago
Ilinois Social Hygiene League
Rachelle Yarras
Plan Drawing Contest Winners Named In Huron
Bertram Adams of 115 Colorado Avenue Southwest won the $50 grand prize in the Plan Drawing contest hosted by The Evening Huronite and 24 other Huron publishers. Class B winner Mrs. O. L. Maybarry received $25, with $20 to Mrs. H. L. Brown for second. Class C awarded Eve Engel $35 first and Geneva Chamberlain $10 second. Judges praised plan uniqueness and completeness while noting many worthy submissions.
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Bertram Adams
Colorado Avenue
Smuhwest
Svening Huronite
Huron
L. Maybarry
Hitchcock
H. L. Brown
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
Eve Engel
Kansas Avenue South Anat
Lomes
Geneva Chamberlain
Illinois Avenue Southwest
Fair City Paint and Glass Company
Johnson and Sewell
Axelrnd’s
Biters' Greenhouses, Inc
J. F. Anderson Lumber Company
George C. Hunt
E. A. Pugsley Plumbing and Heating
Northwestern Public Service Company
Huron Electric Company
Electric Service Company
Huron Construction Company
Gust Jacobson Construction Company
Nelson Construction Company
Frank Jaehn Construction Company
Medin Named GOP Delegate to National Convention
Sioux Falls judge John T. Medin was appointed as a Republican National Convention delegate by state chairman Charles S. McDonald after H O Lund of Colume could not attend. Medin had been elected as an alternate at the May 2 primary.
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Medin
Sioux Falls
John T. Medin
Charles 5. McDonald
McDonald
H. O. Lund
Colume
Senate to Vote Monday on Budget Balance Measure
The revenue bill conference report was received by the Senate and set for noon Monday debate. After approval, the bill heads to the White House. House opposition was light with Representative Snell urging duty and passage. The bill aims to balance the budget with proposed tax changes and exemptions outlined in a conference summary.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Representative Snell
Treasury
Ike
Tne
Watson
Mexican Quake Kills Dozens and Wrecks Towns
A powerful Mexican earthquake yesterday killed more than sixty people and injured upwards of one hundred. Wide areas were devastated with several towns wiped out including Atenguillo and San Gabriel. Guadalajara district towns like Ame ca Mascota Autlan Ixtlana Sayula Tlajomulco faced heavy damage and communication with several cities remained impossible.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Guadalajara
Atenguillo
San Gabriel
Ciudad Gueman
Esperanza
Manzanillo
Ameca
Mascota
Autlan
Ixtlana
Sayula
Tlajomulco
Springs Contractor Wins Graveling Contract on Huron Road
The 10 237 miles segment of the Huron Mitchell highway between the pavement and the south county line will be surfaced after a graveling job. Dan Schryer of Wessington Springs contracted at 5471.94 dollars. Work to regrade and widen the section was done in preparation for spring paving, but state funds delay paving this summer.
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Huron
FP. H. Schrader
Dan Schryer
Wessington Springs
South County
Seattle Blue Shirt unit arrives in Aberdeen en route to Washington
June 4 Aberdeen hosts 30 men, many ex servicemen, from the Seattle Blue Shirt army contingent. They ride the freight pullman toward Washington D C for June 16 unemployed parade. Local merchants and veterans supply meals and a soap donation supports a clean up. They continue to the national capital.
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Blue Shirt
Aberden Aberdeen
Seattle
Blue Shirt” Army
Aberdeen
Washington, D. C
Measure For Federal Relief Of Unemployment Likely To Pass
Washington June 4 The House faces a party driven vote on the Garner relief program with Democrats caucusing 123 to 18 to bind all members. Republicans, outnumbered, plan opposition while the president seeks broader funding through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and public works expansions. The measure, tied to displaced workers and reconstruction loans, moves toward a Tuesday floor vote amid a party line atmosphere.
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Washington
House
Burns
Appropriations Committee
Rural Health Study Targets 1000 Southern Families
The U S Public Health Service conducts a study with 1000 southern families as laboratory subjects to gauge rural health needs and how existing Rural health organizations meet them. Data cover social and economic factors, sanitation, family health, illnesses, medical services, and health department contact.
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Washington
United States Public Health Service
Joseph W. Mountin
Health Department
Mountin
Mills Relief Bill Aims to Expand Jobs via Construction Loans
In Washington on June 24 the administrations relief bill sponsored by Secretary Mills was introduced in the Senate by Senator Barbour. The measure would amend the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act to fund new construction and replacement of equipment, with loans to states municipalities public agencies and private firms. In South Dakota rapid city drillers near Hot Springs continue sinking a well 27 miles east, now over 1000 feet deep.
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Senate
Washington
the Treasury
Barbour
New Jersey
House
Representative Hawley
Oregon
Millis
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act
Selking Oil
Rapid City
Hot Springs
Herriot’s New Government Aims to Improve Conditions
Paris June 4 The newly sworn in government under Herriot pledges to push energy and economic cooperation with nations to solve global problems. The spokesperson says collaboration with the United States in business will be a priority, reflecting belief that one nation alone cannot fix current worldwide pressures. M. Patenotre is expected to attend Lausanne talks later this month as a noted metallist with ties to U S data networks.
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Paris
Herriots
Pries
Ald Sn
Saii Chat
Brance
United States
M. Patenotre
Lausanne
Huge Bond Firm To Begin Buying Anticipation Of Morgan Push
NEW YORK June 4 The American Securities Investing Corp a $100 million concern formed to acquire bonds and other securities is expected to begin operations next week Its charter was to be filed in Albany Today Formation of the company which pushed bond and stock prices upward was announced after the market close by J P Morgan and Co Backing the corporation is a powerful New York bankers consortium with 20 leading banks subscribing the initial capital Thomas W Lamont of the Morgan firm heads the project He said the firm aims for profits from sound investments for the long pull and does not seek to stabilize the bond market The organizers expect Congress to balance the budget aiding policy in Wall Street
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New York
American Securities Investing Corp
Albany
J. P. Morgan and Co
Thomas W. Lament
Morgan
Congress
Lamont
Wall Street
Court Term Opens in Redfield Monday by Circuit Judge
Circuit Judge Alva 18 Tay announced he will open the regular term of the Spink county circuit court in Redfield Monday. A decision on summoning a jury will be made Monday morning if jurors are insufficient. Miss Mabel C. Alwort, who is to spend Sunday in Watertown, will join Judge Redfield Monday.
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Alva
Redfeld
Spink County
Mabel C. Alw
Dave Bancroft Quits Giants After June 1 Move
New York June 4 Billy Terry named Bancroft’s successor with the New York Giants in a June 1 signing. Bancroft resigns after a long tenure with the team as McGraw and staff adjust the roster.
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Giants
New York
Billy Terry
New York Giants
Dave Bancro McGraw
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