Cattle Buying Expanded to Ten Million Head
Washington plans extend the drought relief cattle purchase to ten million head with about five million sheep included. Officials say the program will cash farmers to remove poorer stock, relieve carrying costs, and strengthen the industry for future years.
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Stephen J. McBonough
Associated Parts
Washington
Farm Administration
Mississippi
Dakotas
Utah
Idaho
North Dakers
South Dakota
State Theatre To Be First Run In South Dakota
The State Theatre will be operated by Minnesota Amusement company beginning July 4 with J B Shearer continuing as manager. The Bijou closes for summer after tonight and will reopen in fall with New Western Electric sound equipment promised to make the State Theatre one of the outstanding show houses in South Dakota.
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State
Minnesota Amusement Company
B. McElligott
Hue Torn
Psmmserment Company
Minnesota Corporation
State Theatre Corporation
State Theatre
Minnesota
J. B. Shearer
New State Theatre
Bijou
McElligott
Minnesota Amulemcent Company
Western Electric
South Dakota
Huron
C. B. St. Sioux Fails
Roosevelt weighs farm mortgage moratorium bill amid doubts
President Roosevelt studies the Frazier Farm Mortgage Moratorium bill with opposition over constitutionality and potential harm to farm credit. Officials consider a veto or approval after Congress adjourns while debates weigh political risks and impacts on debt relief, private lenders, and insurance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Cee Sacar
Attorney General
Farm Credit Administration
Department of Agriculture
Fedical
Wallace
Senate
Democrats
House
Public Works allotments total over fifty million dollars
Washington June 28 public works administration allot ted 53 313 680 for 223 projects across 28 states plus Hawaii and Alaska An additional 33 006 823 for 30 states with Hawaii and Alaska was announced late yesterday The program aims to employ 197 681 workers directly and twice that number indirectly Highmore South Dakota grant of 2100 and Scotland South Dakota grant of 1500 listed Also Archie Cooper and his wife received short vagancy sentences in Municipal court today
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Hawaii
Alaska
PWA
Pennington County
S.D
Highmore
Scotland
Archie Cooper
Weather Note for Huron and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with little temperature change. South Dakota forecast partly cloudy tonight and Friday with no significant temperature shift.
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Huron
South Dakota
Indians to Get Cattle for Food on South Dakota Reservations
Gov Tom Berry announced that about 250 head of government-purchased cattle will be given to Indians on South Dakota reservations for food. The cattle will be butchered and the meat preserved by jerking and drying. Deliveries begin today at sites near reservations and several thousand head may be turned over by week’s end.
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Pierre
Tom Berry
South Dakota
Langer Wins North Dakota Primary Amid Vindication Debate
In Fargo on June 28, reports show Governor Langer leading with 26 491 votes to 15 255 for Thoresen and 14 110 for Cain in a 526 of 2 242 precincts count. Langer faces federal sentencing Friday for misusing relief funds, with potential two year jail or $10 090 fine.
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Fargo
N. D
William Langer
North Dakota
T. H. Thoresen
Nonpartisan League
James P. Cain
Langer
Thoesen
Cain
Andrew Miller
United States
Lymn J. Frazier
League
Hig-Two
C. 5. Buck
Nelson Mason
J. H. Stoclair
William Lemke
Thomas Moodie
Williston
Ft. A. Johnson
Minot
Ole H. Olson
Governor Langer
Bismarck
Senator Norris Auto Kills Boy in Pennsylvania
United States Senator George W Norris of Nebraska halted his trip to await a coroner’s inquest into the death of Russell MacMichael who was struck by Norris’s automobile in Muncy Pennsylvania. Witnesses said the boy darted into the road as Norris’s car traveled at a leisurely pace. The senator, not detained, spent the night at a nearby tourist home with Mrs Norris while awaiting the inquest.
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Williamsport
United States
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Russell MacMichael
Muncy
Morris
E. L. Anthony
Washington
City eyes improved water taste after new filter plant equipment
City officials expect the taste of Huron water to improve soon after the installation of a new absorber at the filter plant. Effects may not be noticeable citywide for several days.
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Huron
Berry Endorses Tree Planting Program
Governor Tom Berry called President Roosevelt's drought relief plan a good idea but stressed the need for provisions for future care. He said planting should be followed by regular cultivation until trees reach a substantial size to ensure effectiveness.
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Pierre
Roomvelt
Tom Berry
Stxth
Housing Bill Signed to Spur Home Construction and Jobs
President Roosevelt signed a housing bill to revive industry by backing private home loans with government insurance. The measure aims to make hundreds of millions for new homes and modernization, with banks expected to increase lending as insured loan certainty rises. Decisions on other measures were reserved, while wage talks and material-cost reductions progress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Techaeg Eee
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
T ‘He
Federal Housing Administraioe
NRA Code Confusion Highlights Absurdities in Diapers and Dresses
An NRA policy back-and-forth over whether diapers belong with cotton textiles or dress codes ends with the policy board unable to decide. A dress code demonstration shows courtly confusion as the NRA inches toward arbitrary rules for manufacturers. Meanwhile a prominent Republican widow's marriage plans surface as a Maryland estate purchase signals a sudden union.
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Washington
NRA
NRA Policy Board
New High Price Set For Cattle
A load of 20 Hereford steers sold for 10.40 per hundred pounds yesterday in Chicago, setting a new cattle price not equalled since January 1932. The Mitchell Nebraska farm of Fred M. Atterby supplied the steers, bringing $2,556.22, averaging 1 28 pounds, bought by Wilson and Company for sale at the world’s fairgrounds.
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Chicago
Fred M. Atterby
Mitchell, Neb
Wilso .and Company
World's Fairgrounds
Funeral services held for Darrell Gifford 25
Funeral services were conducted today for Darrell Gifford age 25 son of Mr and Mrs H I Gifford of 6 Seventh Street southeast Following a prayer at the family home the service was led by Rev Hubert Ketelle at First Presbyterian Church Burial was in Riverside cemetery Gifford died Tuesday afternoon from a fractured skull suffered in an automobile collision north of Brookings Monday He is survived by his widow his parents and a sister Mrs Robert Moora of Superior Nebraska Meanwhile John Moyer 74 of Luverne Minnesota remained unconscious in Brookings after a delayed concussion from the same collision that claimed Gifford’s life physicians warned he was not out of danger and faced a prolonged recovery
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Darrell Gifford
H. I. Gifford
Seventh Street
Fameily
Hubert Ketelle
First Presbyterian Church
Riverside Cemetery
Brookings
Robert Moora
Superior
Nebr
John Moyer
Luverne
Minn
Here
Huron
Meyer
Marie Dressler in Critical Illness at Santa Barbara
Marie Dressler, 60, is critically ill in Santa Barbara with kidney and heart complications. Doctor F R Nuzum says the outcome is dubious but not necessarily immediate, as Aurst attends her during a relapse after months of poor health and a return to screen work in Hollywood.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Marie Dressler
A! Aurst
F. R. Nuzum
Hollywood
Mrs Samuel Insull Leaves For America
Mrs Samuel Insull departs Paris for the United States aboard a boat train bound for the Lindt Ma jestic to return to Chicago where her husband awaits trial on criminal charges. She states she will face new problems with her philosophy.
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Paris
Samuel Insull
United States
Lindt Majestic
Chicago
Shelter belt plan would cover 100 miles from Canada to Texas
President Roosevelt weighing a 75 million dollar program to plant a shelter belt 100 miles wide from Canada to the Texas Panhandle to curb drought and wind erosion. The 10 to 12 year plan would place 160 tree strips along a 1300 mile corridor through North and South Dakota Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma with CCC labor and farm participation.
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Canada
Panhandle
Washington
Roosevelt
Texas Panhandle
American Tree Association
F. A. Silcox
United States Forest Service
Hawaii
Budget Bureau
Cumbpings
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Charles Lathrop Pack
The
Tree Association
United States
Civilian Conservation Corps
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
Packe
Death sentences upheld in Beottsboro case
The Alabama Supreme Court today upheld the death sentences of Clarence Norris and two others in the Scottsboro case, setting execution dates for Friday August 31. The defendants were among the nine men involved in the 1931 incident near Paint Rock Alabama.
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Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
Clarence
Norris
Heyward Patterson
Beottsboro
Scottsboro
Paint Rock
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