South Dakotans in Washington Push Farm Relief Efforts
South Dakota lawmakers in Congress press for relief measures and farm price stabilization. Representative Francis Case reports improving crop prospects in drought areas. Fred Hildebrandt urges faster grasshopper bait shipments and seeks hearings on the Permanent Farm Plan. Senator Bulow supports extending three and a half percent federal farm loan interest and opposes higher rates. The Indian Bureau reviews Case’s coal proposal to fuel Standing Rock and Cheyenne River reservations.
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V. Warren
South Dakota
Washington
Dana
South
Francis Case
Junaraia
Prairie States Congressmen's Committee
Hildebrandt
House Agricultural Committee
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell
Bulaw
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Hous
The
Indian Bureau
Case
Fred A. Baker
Billings
Mont
Standing Rock
Cheyenne
Son Carrying On John D Rockefeller Philanthropy
New York June 2 John D Rockefeller Jr likely to succeed his father as America's top philanthropist. He has given about 167 million of his own fortune and expanded family philanthropy with projects from Williamsburg restoration to international education, shaping a vast, public-benefit enterprise.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
America
Han
Mister Junior
Pitts
Aon
Williamsburg
Virginia
General Education Board
United States
International Education Board
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Philanthropies
Huron Co-Ops To Attend National Service Club Convention
President L C Zellner and Dr Sherman L Johnson will serve as official delegates from the Huron Co Operative Club to the national convention opening Sunday in Kansas City Missouri. Mrs Johnson accompanies her husband as delegate of the auxiliary Huron Co Operette Club with Soren Johansen also planning to attend.
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L. C. Zellner
Sherman L. Johnson
Huron Co-Operative Club
Kansas City
Johnson
Soren Johansen
Urges Quiet At Band Concerts In Huron Park
Chief of Police Jake Nelson appeals to children and parents to curb noise at the Huron Municipal band concerts. He notes complaints since the season opened and asks attendees to refrain from disturbances. A patrol and possible Boy Scout help are planned, with the next concert set for Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
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Jake
Nelson
Huron Municipal
J. W. Campbell Park
Beadle County Board Ends Special Session Actions
Beadle County commissioners closed a special session after approving courthouse interior redecorating and repairs needed after a spring fire. They asked for bids on a sedan and a light delivery truck for the county sanitarium and postponed a planned sanitarium visit to July.
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Beadle
Edw. G. Youngs
Noan
Wip
Court to Rule on County Relief Budget Limits
In Pierre on June 22 officials from ten counties met with Governor Jensen to seek a ruling on whether counties may exceed statutory mill levies for poor relief. Banks refused some warrants, prompting talk of a court action as a faster fix than a special legislative session. Attorney Charles J. Gorsuch planned to seek Supreme Court original jurisdiction shortly, with a circuit court fallback. Recovery prospects hinge on state aid and resumed grants after July 1 as counties report exhausted funds.
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Brown
Day
Jenson
Charles 3. Gorsuch
Brown County
Supreme Court
High Court
Marshall
Dewey
Faulk
Hand
Edmunds
Spink
Butte
Minnehaha
Congress Okays Dike In River At Pierre
The War Department said a dike on the Bussouri river six miles below the highway bridge at Plate, North Dakota, is not objectionable for navigation. Congress approved legalizing the existing structure despite being a mile downstream from the authorized site.
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Congress
Pierre Washington
Bussouri River
Plate
Quads and Quintuplets Bring Cash for Families
A look at families with multiple birth quads and quintuplets. The Hollis four Keys girls, Baylor graduate, and America’s oldest quads draw offers and money. The Morlok clan in Lansing and Kasper family in Little Ferry also gained payments or jobs tied to their large broods.
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Four Keys
Hollis
Baylor College
Texo
America
Kasper
Little Ferry
N. J
San Francisco
Shopping in Paris Taught by an American Wife Abroad
Martha Stucklen Cassidy recounts daily Paris shopping for groceries by American wives living abroad. Limited ice, small daily purchases, and evolving prices shape meals as markets open early and close by noon. The piece notes bread in simple loaves, meat on open tables, and the need to furnish apartments, with logistics, taxes, and local etiquette shaping daily life.
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Paris
Martha Stucklen
Cassidy
New England
Associated Press
Martha Stucklen Cassidy
Amerles
Funeral services for B S Royer in Goquois home
Funeral services for B S Royer, who died yesterday in a Huron hospital, will be held Wednesday at 2:20 PM at the Goquois home. Burial will be in the local cemetery with Rev E K Vernonia in charge.
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Troquois
B.S. Royer
Huron
Goquois
E. KE. Vernonia
Ask More Aid To Fight Hoppers In South Dakota
Brookings June 22 A Eberle director of agriculture extension at South Dakota State College described the Braxshopper infestation as the worst in the history of South Dakota. He drafted a letter to Secretary Wallace seeking federal poison bait and immediate aid. Eberle warned the danger to small grain and corn crops and discussed state funds for poison bait, noting government supplies have run short. He said counties were now infested again after earlier bait. Sully County agent Norgaard reported seven Spink County townships wiped out by grasshoppers.
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Brookings
A.m. Eberle
South Dakota State College
South Dakota
Eberle
Leslie Jensen St Pierre
Washington
A. Jd. Norgaard
Sully
Spink
Travel Restored In Hot Springs Area
Travel to Hot Springs South Dakota, hit by a cloudburst causing 200000 in damage last Thursday, has been restored. Main highway bridge crossings to Buffalo Gap Cut were made passable, electricity and sewerage recovery underway, water supplies remained unaffected, and a safe water supply is confirmed. A note on local dining references “high tea” as a complete meal served in the afternoon or evening.
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Hot Springs
S. D
Black Hills
Buffalo Gap
Foster Boy Taken To Father In Custody Dispute
Whitney Foster, 10, was flown from Los Angeles to Sioux Falls to live with John Morrell Foster in South Dakota following a court order amid custody battles with his divorced mother Iva Gilbertson Foster. California Supreme Court had upheld nine months custody for the father. Mrs. Foster had previously moved the boy to Arizona during her custody period and was granted a $330,000 settlement.
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Los Angeles
Whitney Foster
Sioux Fils
S. D
John Morrell Foster
Meat Pucker
Foster
Iva Gilbertson Foster
Michael Ludds
California Supreme Cour
Lewis Howell Smith
Fosters
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Chicago
Fossler
Arizona
Mra. Foster
Whites Repeat Bridge Honors at South Dakota Olympics
For the third consecutive year Mr and Mrs Chester No While of Hucon have claimed north south honors in the South Dakota world bridge Olympics. East west laurels went to Juttus Hardt and Willis Jobe of Aberdeen.
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Chester No
Hucon
Souny Dakota
Juttus Hardt
Willis Jobe
Aberdeen
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