Washington okays Kennedy low cost work aid program effort
Washington considers a broader NRA as a companion to Roosevelt tax plan. The Senate Finance Committee debated extending nuisance taxes while delaying major changes. The administration circulated a four point tax proposal and hinted at future measures to curb wealth inequality. The plan includes higher inheritance and income taxes, corporate rate changes, and curbs on holding companies.
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Weather For Huron and Vicinity Tonight and Friday
Weather report for Huron and vicinity notes cloudy skies with possible showers tonight. Friday outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and continued cool temperatures across southern South Dakota with possible showers in the west and south portions.
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Ethiopian Tribal Warriors Prepare to Defend Empire
Addis Ababa dispatch reports Ethiopia’s tribal warriors abandon shoes and white togas for khaki as volunteer enlistment surges. Fighters rely on sabres and fierce close combat while fearing Italian invasion after rains. Nationwide anger grows over Italy’s alleged ambitions.
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Associated Press
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Chinese Appeals To U S For Aid In North China Absorption
Hong Kong reports Chancellor Chow Lu of Sun Yat Sen University dispatching a cable to Secretary Hull appealing for aid against Japan. He asks signatories of the Nine Power Treaty to take just measures, saying Nanking is silenced by Tokyo. The message was sent also to the League of Nations.
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9,304 Now Counted In Huron's Census
Huron census enumerators counted 9,204 persons while census cards from those missed on the first pass continued arriving at the cleanup committee in the high school building. The committee hoped to reach 10,000 before nightfall as part of a drive to secure cooperation from all residents. A large thermometer on the National Bank of Huron building tracks daily progress, with totals shown each day on the thermometer.
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Charges to Be Fully Investigated by Justice Dept
Attorney General Cummings announced a full investigation into charges of inefficiency graft and favoritism in departmental bureaus raised by Ewing Y Mitchell the ousted assistant secretary of commerce The probe proceeds regardless of the Senate Commerce Committee inquiry ATTEND CONVENTION Mr and Mrs Andy Photalos have returned from Sioux Falls after attending the district convention of the Order of Ahepa.
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Ewing Y. Mitchell
Senate Commerce Committee
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Sioux Falls
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Frazier May Join Huey Long Ticket
Washington reports a possible 1936 presidential ticket pairing Huey P. Long for president with Lean J. Frazier for vice president. Frazier, a liberal Republican and North Dakota senator, invited to share the ticket on a barnstorming New England tour in a sound truck.
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North Dakota
Long
New England
Play Activities Increased Here
Huron Recreation Project activity grows with strong early attendance. Loftus Ward announces new schedules for folk dancing sewing vocal music and midget drum corps at Wilson Jefferson McKinley Lincoln and College Chapel. About 500 children enrolled. YWCA crafts now run under Recreation project with Harriet Carson directing. kittenball tournament begins next week with schedules being prepared.
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Rotary balloting on candidates secrets Mexico day one
A secret Rotary International presidential ballot began in Mexico City with two nominees Ed R. Johnson of Roanoke Virginia and Donato Gaminara of Montevideo Uruguay. Delegates exceed 5400 as the annual convention opens and the result will be announced tomorrow.
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Donato Gaminara
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Man Killed in Gettysburg Auto Crash
Gettysburg report states Reginald Traverse 23 of the Cheyenne agency was killed instantly when his vehicle crashed two miles west of Gettysburg after a dance. Ambrose Gage Bernieg Nichols and Louise Lebeau suffered serious injuries as occupants were thrown from the car. Police said Gage drove with a suspended sentence. A separate note mentions Mrs. Ed Lemke reporting fresh peas picked June 15.
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Cheyenne
Ambrose Gage
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Dams and roads to anchor South Dakota relief plan
Pierre June 20 A major shift in relief policy cuts most county relief recipients who fail to refile and requalify as officials anticipate large reductions in the weeks ahead. The plan centers on dam and farm to market road projects funded by PWA and federal road programs to employ workers at Presidentially set security wages. Kennedy outlines district supervisors drawing project work and keeping costs under 1140 per man per year.
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Most Indians Vote to Exempt The Wheeler-Howard Act
Commissioner John Collier reported that over one fifth of Indian jurisdictions voted to exempt themselves from the Indian Reorganization Act. Of 54 jurisdictions with 85 179 people, they chose exemption, while 117 jurisdictions representing 121 761 people chose to remain under the act. Seventeen units did not report. Oklahoma Indians were exempted. A photo of a dying mass horne per is noted but unrelated to the vote.
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Arizona
Wariness and Disdain Mark Mitchell Charges in 1933
Wariness in Washington as the Mitchell charges against Ewing Mitchell, assistant commerce secretary, fail to trigger headlines or White House defense. Republican and Democratic figures weigh potential political risk, with a Maine senator's earlier review yielding no clear findings. The White House offers little comment, and public reaction remains muted.
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Ewing Mitchell
Commerce
Vincent Astor
Kermit Roosevelt
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159 Relieved From Beadle County Welfare Rolls
Beadle County relief offices announced 159 people will be withdrawn from the relief rolls as the new reapplication rule takes effect. All affected residents are from rural areas, while 317 had voluntarily left for employment and 1,865 re-applied, with 1,865 approved.
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Wagner Labor Disputes Bill Passes House Heads to Courts
In Washington on June 20 the Wagner labor disputes bill passed the House amid protests of unconstitutionality. The measure creates a permanent national labor relations board with quasi judicial powers, guarantees bargaining rights, and bans employer intimidation. The bill was amended to establish an independent board and limit cross plant support for bargaining efforts. Senate action expected.
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Drops From Relief Rolls Ordered For Nonreapplicants
WASHINGTON June 20 M A Kennedy state works progress administrator gets approval to shift South Dakota from relief to jobs with low cost projects like water conservation and farm to market roads. County directors must drop nonreapplicants and deny further relief unless they reapply and are approved. Reappliers face social service investigations before relief is granted. Rehabilitation loans aim to move about 15 000 still on relief to the corporation, with subsistence loans for monthly needs and repayments after harvest. Kennedy expects full relief activity details upon returning from Washington.
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Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Relief Administration
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A. M. Eberle
Thes Corporation
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Relief and Works Progress
Farry Hopkins
Judgment Signed In Bank Against Brown Couple
Circuit Judge Frank R. Fisher signed a judgment in favor of Security State Bank of Hitchcock against D. L. Brown and Kate Brown. The case settled by stipulation with a bank claim of 800.85 on a note. Charles S. Ashley serves his 2th term as mayor of New Bedford Massachusetts.
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Security State Bank of Hitchcock
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Kate Brown
Charles S. Ashley
New Bedford
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