Bonus Payment Is Favored By House By 209-176 Ballot
The House approved immediate payment of 2.410 billion in Soldiers Bonus certificates for 20 000 former service men with a 209 to 176 vote. Debate shifted to Senate where leaders say enough votes exist to pass, while a single objection would send the bill to the finance committee.
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Washington
Siven
Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate Finance Committee
Sim
Christopherson
South
Hoover
Grange Pushes State Income Tax At South Dakota Meeting
S D Grange Master F J Martin from Watertown urged passage of a state income tax at the annual Custer meeting. The convention opened yesterday and runs through tomorrow. He backs the tax plan endorsed by three major farm groups and proposes jail labor for preparing state automobile license plates to save money and provide employment.
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S. D
Grange
South Dakota
Martin
Plan To Investigate Campaign Expenses
Political discussions focus on establishing a senate committee to probe campaign expenditures of senatorial and presidential candidates in the 19% campaign. The Dickinson resolution is to be introduced to form the inquiry, a routine step likely to pass without opposition.
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Senate
Dodlay
Inday
Dickinson
Cornet Player Cleared After Bad Song Cries of Sacrilege
In Chicago Judge Green ruled cornetist James Keating, who played badly while promoting a shoe repair shop, not guilty of disturbing the peace. Keating joked the Star Spangled Banner is no cinch, while the judge allowed him to walk free.
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Chicago
Thomas A. Green
James Keating
Charles Dellingham
Keating
Probe Records Of State Rural Credits In Audit
Three Minneapolis accountants led by George Kelly began examining South Dakota Rural Credits Department records. Attorney General M Q Sharpe urged public tips on five state departments as investigations proceed. Sharpe aims to report progress but gave no completion date.
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Pierre
George Kelly
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Rural Credits Department
M. Q. Sharpe
Rural Credits
Sharpe
Rural Credits’ Department
Kelly
W. A. Lufi
L. T. Gartner
Finance Department
Adolph W. Ewert
Banking Department
Fred R. Smith
Cavour Postoffice Demoted to Fourth Class
Washington June 15 The Cavour postoffice in Beadle county has been moved from third to fourth class due to declining postal receipts. Seventeen South Dakota postoffices shifted class after a readjustment of ratings and postmaster salaries.
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Cavour Postoffice
Washington, D
Cavour
Beadle County
Postoffice Department
South Dakota
Astoria
Deuel County
Baltie
Minnzhaha
Butler
Day County
Farmingdale
Pennington
Federa
Miner County
Chester
Lake County
Columbia
Brown County
Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Hetland
Kingsbury
Peever
Roberts County
Scenic
Pennington County
Stratford
Trent
Moody County
Vale
Butte County
Watauga
Carson County
Worthing
Lincoln County
Postoffice
Miller Receives Honorary D D Degree at Huron College
C R Miller field secretary of the Omaha Theological seminary received an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree at commencement exercises at Huron college yesterday. The degree was presented by Dr H P Carson secretary of the board of trustees and hooded by Dr W L Notes tein a longtime Huron educator who taught Miller in college. Miller had previously been awarded an honorary master's degree by Huron about two years ago and served as field secretary for eight years.
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C. R. Miller
Charles R. Miller
Omaha Theological Seminary
Huron College
H. P. Carson
W. L. Notestein
Notestein
Miller
Rapid City Man Elected Grand Master By Blue Lodge Masons
Dr T E Burrington of Rapid City was elected grand master of South Dakota Blue Lodge Masons as they met in May. Aberdeen will host the 1933 convention on the second Tuesday in June with Sanford Donaldson named deputy grand master and other officers appointed or reelected. Attendance at the afternoon session reached 204 as installing officers and heads of the order were announced by George W Ayres.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
Blue Lodge Masons
Aberdeen
Sanford G. Donaldson
Yankton
John Fensberg
Huron
M. E. Crockett
Sisseton
A. A.blomquist
Milbank
George A. Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
W. D. Swain
Masonic
E. C. Woodburn
Spearfish
Charles M. Olson
Lemmon
C. H Lindekogel
Spencer
J. D. Barber
Arlington
Graf Lien
Lake City
Harold Hodges
Buffalo
Joe Paul
Eagle “Butte
Sam K. Bungum
Weasington
Fred Barclay
Grand Tyler
George W. Ayres
Deadwood
Maxon
Carl H. Kubler
Grand Lodge
Grand Council
Order of High Priesthood
George Washington
Campbell Park
Huron Elks Lodge
Spirit of
Spirit of Washington” By Sanford G. Donaldson
Mason
Seventh Grade Scholastic Rankings Led by Brice OBrien
Brice OBrien, a seventh grader from Liberty township wud, earned a final mark of 97 plus to lead county standings for the year just closed as H L Hurley announced. Albert Hintermeister of Guster and Vera Pierson of Vernon tied for second with 96 plus. Other top ten included Lloyd Venables Carlyle 2 Max Dubois Vernon Anna Glanzer Liberty May belle Motdenbauer Custer and Orrin Tatehio Vernon with 95 and Lillian Decker Yale Independent Carol Olson Fairfield 2 95. There were 253 pupils and 11 failed to qualify for promotion.
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Brice O'Stien
Liberty Township
Huron
H. L. Hurley
Albert Hintermeister
Guster
Vera Pierson
Vernon
Lloyd Venables
Carlyle
Max Dubois
Anna Glanzer
Revival Rodeo Sought by Western South Dakota Stockgrowers
The Western South Dakota Stockgrowers' Association plans a revival of the stockmeeting days, long the West River rodeo premier, announced at the group’s 41st annual meeting held in Rapid City.
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Rapid City
West River
Western
South Dakota
Returns Rum Found In Purchased Car
Ada Friedman, owner of a Des Moines auto exchange, bought a car at a federal sale for 100 dollars. A car washer found a quart of liquor hidden in a rear compartment. Friedman returned it to federal agents saying he did not pay for it and questioned its safety.
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Des Moines
Ada Friedman
U. S
G. L. Dawson
Friedman
Dawwon
Radio Station Hearing Opens in Aberdeen sets reforms for SD
A Federal Radio Commission hearing opens in Aberdeen on three SD station applications that could reallocate facilities. WNAXK Yankton seeks expanded power to widen service, with Senator Norbeck and Senator Bulow testifying about weather and market reports reaching farmers within about 3 to 5 miles.
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Federal Radio Commission
South Dakota
Washington
American News
WNAXK
Yarkton
Pierre
Mitchell
Yankton
Peter Norbeck
Commission
WNAX
William Bulow
Norbeck
Norbeck Backs Hawes-Cutting Bill For Philippine Independence
Senator Peter Norbeck sent a telegram to the Black Hills Beet Growers Cooperative Association praising the Hawes-Cutting bill and the Brousard amendment. He called it essential for sugar industry rehabilitation and urged support, citing concerns about cocoanut oil and ruination from cheap duty free sugar.
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Norbeck
Island Freedom
Belle Fourche
Black Hills Beet Growers
Cooperative Association
Peter Norbeck
Philippine
Black Hills Association
Black Hills Beet Association
United States
Philippines
Congress
Dawes Declines Republican Vice Presidential Nomination
Former Vice President Charles G Dawes stated from the Willard Hotel that he would not accept the Republican nomination for vice president if offered He said he had given the question careful thought and would not run Roosevelt, Dawes and Curtis figures dominate convention speculation as Dawes withdraws from consideration
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Charles Gates Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Willard Hotel
Associated Press
Dawes
Great Britain
Chicago
Curtis
Cincago
Charles Curtis
Charles G. Dawes
Texas
Illinois
Len Small
A. F. Lucey
Iowa
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Indiana
Tt. W. O'Connor
Buffalo
Buffalo, N. Y
Shipping Board
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Waltonians Plan Large Delegation For State Convention
Waltonians meet Friday night at Hotel Marvin Hughitt mezzanine to plan sending a large delegation to the Izaak Walton league convention in Watertown June 26 28. Huron bids for the 1933 event and election of officers plus upcoming year activity program will be outlined.
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Izaak Walton League
Watertown
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Lral Ague
Church Resolution Backs Eighteenth Amendment Support
Aberdeen June 15 The South Dakota Wesleyan Methodist church adopted a resolution urging the Republican National Convention to favor the eighteenth amendment and reject any wet plank. The measure was mailed to Chicago by church officials as they hold their Aberdeen camp meeting. Washington June 15 The Commerce Department reported a favorable U S foreign trade balance of about 430 million dollars for May.
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Aberdeen
America
South Dakota
Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Modified Submission Plan In Prohibition Fight At Convention
The Republican convention opens a floor fight on a modified plan for submitting the prohibition dispute to the people. The resolutions committee advances a resubmission plank amid attacks by repeal advocates led by Senator Bingham. Chairman Foss schedules a six p m distribution and enforces a five minute rule after initial speeches.
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Chicago
Bingham
Connecticut
Foss
Weather Update for Inca Fair and Dakotas
Inca Fair tonight unsettled Thursday. Generally fair in Dakota with warmer extremes west portion tonight. Thursday partly cloudy with possible showers and cooler in western areas.
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Dakota
Three-Way Plan Is Urged By Robinson
Chicago dispatch reports L. W. Robinson of Mitchell presenting a Republican resolutions plank advocating the three-way agricultural measure with equalization debenture and allotment, backed by farm groups and urged by Gov. Dan Turner of Iowa to emphasize agricultural relief.
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Chicago
Republican Party
Resolutions Committee
South Dakota
L. W. Robinso
Mitchell
Dan Turner
Iowa
Robinson
Congress
Democrats Draft Plank For Repeal In 1932 Platform
A group of Democratic leaders in Washington drafts a repeal plank aimed at state control of liquor, seeking quick approval in Chicago. The measure proposes immediate submission to state conventions and leaves beer and Volstead act details to Congress, praised by both dry and wet factions.
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Washington
Chicago
Windy City
Congress
County Gravel Crew Resumes Work on North County Road
Beadle county gravel crew returned to work after rain delays. About one mile of the 18 mile project was finished before the noon break as crews regravel the section starting roughly 34 miles east of Hitchcock and running west toward the county line.
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Beadle County
North County
Hitchcock
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