Government Eyes Future Plans for Drought Aid Programs
Washington officials led by Secretary Wallace and farm administrator Chester C. Davis outlined a long term drought relief strategy as shortages in hay and feed push cattle purchases to rise. They expect 2 000 000 head to be bought eventually with continued acquisitions for six months and broader disease control funding totaling about 52 million dollars alongside emergency drought area expansions.
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Stephen J. McDonough
Washington
Wallace
Chester C. Davis
Davis
Bureau of Animal Industry
Crop Reporting Board
Great Britain Refuses Debt Payment Amid Cabinet Delays
London reports that Britain will pay nothing on wartime debts due to the United States tomorrow as the cabinet defers a formal reply. Hull’s in kind proposal faces delay amid other issues, with no instruction yet sent to Sir Ronald Lindsay.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Washington
Hull
Britain
Ronald Lindsay
Weather for Huron and Vicinity Falls Night and Friday
A brief weather note for Huron and nearby South Dakota areas. Expect cooler temperatures tonight and on Friday with a general turn to cooler conditions across the region.
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Huron
Vicinity
South Dakota
Rain Drenches Eastern South Dakota Crops
Substantial overnight rains revived corn and forage prospects across Eastern South Dakota. Potters and Sully counties saw up to four inches with Huron at .66 inch. Gettysburg and Lebanon reported heavy downpours, while Sioux Falls and Pierre areas recorded lighter falls. Damage from winds and a small twister occurred in Yankton but crops benefited overall.
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South Dakota
Reid
Potter
Sully
Huron
Cavour
Iroquois
Aberdeen
Lemmon
Mitchell
Mobridge
Stone Falls
Watertown
Yankton
Lebanon
Gettysburg
Chicago and North Western
Okebojo
Pierre
Okobojo
Blunt
Onida
Agar
Miller
Winner
Chamberlain
Vivian
Tyndall
Morth- Western
Mystery Air Crash Probe Amid Navy Seizure of Papers
A naval intelligence officer seized documents and chemicals from the wreckage of Saturday's Last Chance Mountain airliner crash, including a so called explosive formula. Coroner Bourke turned over the evidence under direct orders from Washington as Navy agents cited wartime espionage act authority.
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Morris Watson
Associate Press
Liberty, N
United States Navy ‘Department
Last Chance Mountain
Naval Intelligence Department
Naval
W. G. Bourke
William Baxter Bader
Buffalo
Bourke
Washington
Roosevelt
Naval Department
Navy
Anth Acshare
Plans Shape Federal conservation program in South Dakota
In Pierre on June 14, D. Ho Johnson of the state game and fish department and J. N. Darling of the U S biological survey toured southeastern counties. They outlined plans to establish at least two large migratory bird refuges by leasing, with Charles Mix Douglas Hutchinson Davison Hanson McCook Mirinehahan areas eyed for sites. Darling will finalize refuge selections with federal experts.
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Pierre
South Dakota
D. Ho Johnson
State Game and Fish Department
J. N. Darling
United States Biological Survey
K. Tshnson
Darling
Sioux Falls
Charles Mix
Douglas
Hutchinson
Davison
Hanson
McCook
Mirinehahan
Johnson
Federal Department
My. Darling
jState Game
D. W. Loucks
John Ball
The
American Game Association
Baer Carnera Title Fight Broadcast Tonight
The Max Baer versus Primo Carnera heavyweight title bout will air tonight from New York City at a post time EST with a one hour time difference in CST. The championship fight will be broadcast on the WEAF WIZ NBC network.
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New York City
Howes Stops Off In Huron During Midwest Visit
First Assistant Postmaster General W. W. Howes visited Huron today en route to Pierre for a Democratic state convention. He discussed drought relief, a new Sioux Falls to Bismarck mail route with stops at Huron and Aberdeen, and expected a formal contract soon. Howes plans stops in Wisconsin and vacation plans with his wife and daughter Mary Senate.
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W. W. Howes
Hu ‘Ton
Pierre
Howes
Fa Ee
South Dakota
Washington
Bowes
Sioux Falls
Bismarck
Hurons
Aberdeen
Pierze
Wisconsin
Wausau
Wis
Chicago
Langer conspiracy case goes to federal jury in Bismarck
A federal court in Bismarck convened a jury to decide if Governor William Langer and four co-defendants conspired to defraud the United States. The jury received the case at 12 53 p m as proceedings began.
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Bismarck
N. D
June
William Langer
North Dakota
United States
Stratosphere Flight Prepared for July Start
Rapid City reports plans firm for a 15 mile stratosphere ascent with Major Kepner and Capt Stevens aboard a sealed gondola. Preparations include instrument testing and a 12 hour airborne run under favorable weather, with transport of equipment from Yankton and a Goodyear Zeppelin permit granted for overland delivery.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
Thomas W. McKnew
Pierre
Myrtle Morrigan
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
Akron
Ohio
Alcon
The News Behind the News by Paul Mallon
Washington sinks into a harder line as Roosevelt plans a more distant Hawaiian vacation with minimal staff. Three reporters will travel on a destroyer three miles offshore and rely on radio contact only, signaling a unprecedented gatekeeping approach to the president’s itinerary.
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Washington
Mr. Hoover
Corpa
Tugwell Expected To Get Job Today
Rexford Tugwell appears set to become undersecretary of agriculture with a $10 000 salary, replacing the assistant secretary post. The Senate will hear opposition speeches on his qualifications and economic plans as debate proceeds and a vote is scheduled for late afternoon.
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Rexford G. Tugwell
Senate
Mr. Tugwell
Brookings
Washington
Rexford G
Tugwell
Slary
Silver Bill Moves Toward Roosevelt Signature
The silver purchase bill awaits President Roosevelt’s signature and would, at the administration’s discretion, let the treasury acquire enough silver to back one fourth of currency reserves with new notes issued for the silver bought. Congress struggles to adjourn amid labor policy debates and drought relief funding.
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Washington
Roosavelt
Treasury
Senate
House
Federal Board of Boards
Congress
Rexford Tugwell
Agriculture
Hughes Sentenced to Two Years for Grand Larceny
Melvin Hughes pleaded guilty to grand larceny of automobile parts taken from Beadle County farmer J. J. Decker and was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary by Circuit Judge Alva B. Taylor. Accomplice Pete Hofer faced grand larceny charges and stolen property possession, pled not guilty at arraignment and has not posted bond.
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Hughes
Melvin Hughes
Tom
J. J. Decker
Beadle
State “Penitentiary
Alva B.taylor
Pete Hofer
Stil Dain
Tha
Jal
Industry Opposes Plan To Deal With Labor Difficulties
Washington reports an industry wide backlash against Roosevelt admin plans to curb strikes by empowering a presidential labor board system. Congress faces a key vote as steel workers push for government intervention to avert a 72 hour walkout. The AFL withholds comment pending study.
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Congress
Pittsburgh
Whit House
cSome
Dady
American Federation of Labor
Death of Mrs Anna Houpt in Michigan
Mrs Anna Houpt dies after a six month illness at 77 in Michigan. She had lived with her son George C Hunt in Michigan and with her daughter Mrs Fred Ro jan in Muskeegan. Survived by another son Albert Hunt. Funeral planned in Muskeegan with burial beside her husband. The Hunts cannot attend.
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Anna Hunt
Michigan
Anna Houpt
George C. Hunt
Hogs Continue Rise As Market Gains Ground
Chicago June 14 The hog market climbed 35 cents a hundred pounds today in the fourth straight advance as government hog program regulations began to take effect. Quotations moved to a level around 1485 per hundred pounds, reflecting strong demand and policy impact.
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Washington
White House
NRA
AAA
Congressional ‘Program
Stock Market, Securities, Housing and Labor Board
Ime
Tuwell
Sony P
Chicago
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