South Dakota Farmers To Realize Benefits From Farm Act Tl This Fall
South Dakota farmers are to receive cash benefits under the Farm Act for wheat this year, likely by September 15, with two thirds paid this fall and the rest in spring 1934. The plan, decentralized to county units, bases allotments on the three year average production and acreage, with a cap of 20 percent reduction, and includes a production control via processing taxes. The program aims to aid about a million wheat farmers while maintaining consumer interests and crop insurance features.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
South Dakota
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
M. L., Wilson
Montana Agricultural College
Nebraska
Wilson
Georges N. Peck
Charles J. Brand
Chester ©. Davis
Broadcasts outline Sharkey Carnera fight and memorial broadcast
Tonight's Sharkey Carnera bout will be briefly summarized about 8 15 PM for WABC CBS and NBC. Max Baer may speak on Rudy Vallee's show and issue a challenge to the winner. Massachusetts World War Memorial dedication at Mt Graylock near Pittsfield airs tomorrow on WEAF NBC at noon.
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New York
Ted Husing
Wabc-Cbs
Graham McNamee
NBC
Max Baer
Rudy Vallee
Mt. Graylock
Pittsfield
Weaf-Nbc
Former Huron Boy Honored in Chicago by Association
Milo Smith son of Mr and Mrs William Smith of a farm southwest of Huron has been elected president of the Chicago Engineering Advertising association He graduated from Huron high school in 19 and from the University of Wisconsin in 1928 He is advertising manager of the Chicago Bridge and Iron Works Forty one foreign markets buy American chewing tobacco with the Philippine Islands as the leading importer.
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Milo Smith
Chicago Engineering Advertising Association
William Smith
Huron
Smith
Huron High School
Chicago Bridge
Irort Works
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Harrold Diary Describes Harsh Prairie Heat and Drought
A reporter walking from Pierre to Chicago in 100 degree heat finds a parched landscape. Grain withered by drought, grasshoppers devouring crops, wells dry, cattle sold, and little to write about amid the harsh conditions along Medicine Creek and Canning.
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Pierre
Mercury
Medicine Creek
Canning
Andres H. Brown
Chicago
War refugees and rifle competition highlight diverse Fort Snelling news
Amid hardship statements a German speaking refugee recalls winter hunger while grape crops near ripening. Separately at Fort Snelling R O T C camp state college unit dominates rifle competition with Rogar Bigham Melvin Miller leading scores and Captain Walter B Smith confirming pistol events begin June 27.
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Fort Snelling
Northwest
Walter BE. Smith
Brookings Students Win Snelling Awards
Brookings reports junior advanced military students at Fort Snelling receive Snelling awards for exemplary service and leadership. The ceremony highlighted achievements of cadets and instructors, reflecting strong military education at the facility.
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Brookings
Snelling
Fort
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