Leniency Sought On Unpaid Seed Loans Policy
A farm bloc delegation urged a humanitarian policy for unpaid seed loans from previous years. They pressed Governor Myers to allow farmers 10 years of small annual payments, arguing strict collection would hinder drought recovery and herd rebuilding in South Dakota. State Auditor ONeill proposed amortized short term credits to ease repayment and support agriculture’s recovery.
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Farm Bloc
Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Hildebrandt
South Dakota
W. VT. Myers
FDA
Hope
Kansas
Nelson
Missouri
Myers
Norman Monaghan
Peyton BR. Evans
FAO
Wagner
George O’neill
O'Neil Inddress
Seventh Et of
The
American Legion
Armers
O'Neill
United States
O' Weill
al Q
Oneill
Ature
London Papers See Inevitable Ethiopian War Shock Peace
London morning papers reflect resignation at the inevitability of an Italian invasion of Ethiopia and fear it may imperil European security. Eden’s mission to deter Mussolini is viewed as meeting stiff resistance while France expects Britain to push Germany to reduce its army. In Washington, Roosevelt urges Congress to close gold clause loopholes and authorize conversion of gold clause securities to non gold ones to ensure equal treatment for holders.
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London
Ethiopia
AJL
Anthony Eden
Mussolini
London Times
Unluel
Trajan
Rome
Telegraph
League of Nations
The
Post
Europe
Paris
France
Great Britain
Germany
Premier Laval
Reichsfurhcer
Hitler
Laval
Eden
England
Washington
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Lause Securities
Ces
Act Pb
Rivers Continue To Flood Banks In Iowa
DES MOINES June 27 Overburdened rivers of Iowa and northern Missouri rose above flood stage as storms drenched the region. Des Moines river flooded thousands of acres, marooning farm families and forcing evacuations while weather warnings urged caution through Friday. In Council Bluffs and Omaha, emergency repair plans sought federal grants for about a quarter of a million dollars in damage from four inches of rain.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Missouri
Middle West
Tews
Ottumwa
Tracy
Weather Bureau
Ned Rock
Swan
Nodawey
Grand
Iowa River
Mississippi
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Expert resigns from state railroad commission
The state railroad commission announced the resignation of J.C. Winter, assistant rate expert, who had been appointed chief rate expert in New York. A successor had not been announced.
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Pyerre
Tha
Railroad Commission Today
J.C. Winter
Man Drives 106 Miles To Milk Cows In Flood
Ed Rathbun crossed the swollen Saline River to milk his cattle after a heavy rain. He had just crossed the river when it rose, forcing him to travel 106 miles to reach his herd.
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Hays
Kan
Ed Rathbun
Rathbun
Urges Addition To City Library In Huron
Blanche Battin head librarian says the public library should be enlarged to improve service. The 20 000 volumes grow by about 1000 yearly, but space is insufficient for shelves and reading room. A 31500 addition was proposed by the city commission on February 3 as a top need after water works project.
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Huron
Blanche Battin
Miss Battin
Miss Batt
Migs Battin
Huron Library
City Commission
Federal Public Works Administration
M. B. Blystane
Library Board
Huron Public Library
Stratoepiese Hop Delay Continues in Rapid City
A transport ship departed this morning for Chicago to fetch fresh liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen for in-flight artificial air support for Capt. A W Stevens and Capt. Orvil A Anderson. The journey accompanies unstable western and central U.S. temperature gradients and high atmospheric moisture.
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Rapid City
United States
Chicago
Conrade
A W. Stevens
Orvil A. Anderson
Search for missing Minols tourists widens in New Mexico
Governor Clyde Tingley announced an intensified, near term search for four missing Minols tourists believed to be alive or dead. National guard units pushed into the desert and mountains near Gallup and Socorro as officers seek bodies or other evidence to resolve the case. A man held in Del Rio, Texas, identified as Bob Lowry, is under investigation while close friends of the tourists, Mr and Mrs George Lorusis of East St Louis, and Mr and Mrs Albert Heberer of Duquoin, Illinois, had ties to Dr and Mrs Frank L Eversull of Eastone.
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Santa. FE
N. M
Kay
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Deak
del Rio
Tex
Arizona
Gallup
No M
Socorro
Eer
Bob Lowry
Colvin
Department of Justice
el Paso
Mr. and
Mrz. George "Lorius
Bart
St. Louis
Tourista
Mia
Frank L.’ Eversull
Huran
East Fone
Eversull
Will Pay Pupils for Los Angeles Class Attendance
Ten thousand students begin a 10 week program paid to attend classes in clerical, sales, auto trades and more. Sponsored by Los Angeles relief and public instruction, the project costs 1 064 million dollars. Participants on relief rolls receive a weekly wage and lose pay for absences. Classes start Monday with three hour sessions five days a week across diverse subjects.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Relief Administration
Department of Public Instruction
Sra
Key Brothers Equal Record in Meridian Flight Endurance
Key Brothers AI and Fred Key piloted the high wing monoplane Ole Miss at Meridian Municipal Airport to match the world official endurance record of 53 hours 41 minutes 30 seconds at 2 13 p m. They planned to set a new mark at 3 13 p m pending National Aeronautical Association requirements.
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Meridian
Chicago and North Western Seeks Reorganization
The Chicago and North Western railway Co announced June 21 that directors will file a petition to reorganize under section 77 of the federal bankruptcy act. Negotiations with a bondholders committee will continue, aiming for a voluntary readjustment plan within 90 days. Jurisdictional steps will follow, and employment here will not be affected.
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New York
Chicago and North Western Railway Co
Police and Cooking School Hold Evening Session in Huron
Women attending the Huron cooking school cooperated with police arrangements for tomorrow. A well attended demonstration featured Edwin Mano of Home Grocery showing lamb cutting and Mia Elizabeth Casey of St Paul led meal preparation tips. Amplifiers were installed to improve sound and ventilating fans to keep the hall cool. The event will conclude tomorrow with sessions starting at six o'clock and food baskets and gifts on display.
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Huron Police. Department
Edwin Mano
Mia
Elimbeth
Casey
Loneright 1963 Politic Fragment Explored by Mallon
A garbled text fragment attributes political notes to Paul Mallon and Pearl, referencing a national committee report and political figures. The piece hints at Boston politics, state house employees, and undefined “angels,” but lacks coherent context or clear events.
Cattle Rustlers Return Holsteins After Night Theft
E P Schafer reported five young Holsteins were stolen from a pasture east of Sioux Falls Tuesday night and were returned yesterday in broad daylight. Sheriff M L Solis said the thieves fled in a truck, then returned the animals, calling it cold feet.
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Sioux Falls
E. P. Schafer
Here
M. L. Solis
Prosecution Expected in St Paul Police Scandal
Rumors say criminal complaints will be issued within two days in the St Paul police probe that prompted demands for resignations of four officers and suspensions of five others. Mayor Gehan cited delays for a grand jury, while Inspector Crumley and three others faced removal notices for bribe soliciting and concealing crimes, as a wiretap revealed new evidence and plans for a citywide monitoring system.
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ST. Paul
Monnay
Mark Gohan
James P. Crumley
County Attney M. F. Kinkhead
Gehan
Kinkhead
Crumley
Fred Baugh
Michael McGinnis
Ray Flanagan
Civil Service Commission
J. E
Ned) Warren
Public Safety
Warren
Urges Women To Unite As Consumers
At the American Association of University Women convention in Los Angeles, Dr Kathryn Mc Hale urges housewives to form consumer groups to influence meat production and pricing. She says women, as major buyers, can educate others to demand quality and fair standards from producers and distributors.
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Los Angeles
American Association of ‘University
Kathryn McHale
Association
Weather Brief for Haren and South Dakota
Showers probable tonight and Friday with no decided change in temperatures. The summary notes showers likely across South Dakota tonight and Friday, with a warmer trend forecast in portions for Friday.
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Haren
South
Dakota
Warner By
Nya
Ota
Senate approves two year nuisance tax extension plan
Washington June 27 The Senate approved a hastily negotiated conference agreement extending five hundred million dollars in nuisance taxes for two years. Democratic leaders shifted to a separate bill approach after House Ways and Means delays and criticism over rush to pass the measures.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Doughten
North Carolina
Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Mississippi
Capitol Hill
Youth Conference Opens At College On Large Attendance
The Presbyterian Summer Conference at Huron college opened with a supper meeting and vesper led by Dr Frank Evergull. Seventy five delegates from South Dakota to Tennessee attend June 26 to July 2 with activities daily in Britton Sioux Falls Madison Mitchell Bridgewater Pierspoint Flandreau Miller Wolsey Brookings Wentworth and Huron. Seven faculty oversee schedules kittenball tennis hiking and swimming as delegates from Britton and other cities form the largest assembly yet.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Huron College
Dh. Frank Evergull
Britton
Sioux Falls
Nashville
Tenn
Jacgist
South Dakota
Lake Andes
Madison
Mitchell
Bridgewater
Pierspon
John Becker
Miss Rang
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Jim
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Tenewen
Uehar
Ironbound
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Chicago and North Western Railway
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