Green Says Twine Aid And Extension On Loans
Pierre June 81 Governor says he has no new fed info but remains confident relief will come on seed loan extensions. He notes high live stock prices may push harvesting, and awaits word from Agriculture Secretary Hyde on twine. North Dakota and others plan Minot meeting July 8 to discuss drought relief and loan terms.
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Montana
Minnesota
Minot
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Green
Warden G. T. Jameson
Dtate Penitentity
Jamison
South Liekota
Congress Takes Up Lighter Jobs
Congress moved to finish its agenda amid relief and funding talks. The Senate passed regular appropriations and tackled minor measures while considering Philippine independence. The House, near completion on money bills, eyed White House approval before midnight while debating the 2.3 billion relief and building program. President Hoover opposed the plan as leaders pushed for a compromise. Garner prepared to travel home Sunday as talks continued on district funding and independent offices.
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House
War Department
White House
Con- Finance Corporation
Fiance Corporation
Hoover
Garner
Presiert Hoover
District of Columbia
Interior Department
Bulletin Explains Check Tax Measure by SD Bankers Assoc
The South Dakota Bankers association sends a legal bulletin explaining the new government tax on checks. Prepared by association counsel I A bill the bulletin outlines legal phases, applications to checks and drafts cashier's checks travelers checks orders on withdrawals from accounts and suggested forms. Also notes weather outlook for Iluson Vicinity and South Dakota regions and evening delivery service info.
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South Dakota Bankers Association
I. A. Bill
France Opens Door to Armament Cuts at Conference
Paris officials and American delegates report France leaning toward real disarmament as President Hoover proposes a world wide one third reduction. Britain remains uncertain, while Herriot faces domestic pressure over Lausanne reparations and may resist concessions. The Americans plan to push the Hoover plan through the conference’s general commission if Britain delays too long.
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Geneva
France
Hoover
Alhough
Great Britain
Paris
Fish Transplant Begins In James River Area
Deputy Game Warden Fred Curtis starts moving several thousand fish from the State Fair grounds pond to the James River due to repairs and leaks. The transfer includes sunfish crappies bluegills and bass, with 1 000 fish moved today. Bass should be left in the river to aid breeding stock per Curtis and John P. Walsh of the Huron Frank Walton league.
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James River
Game and Fish Department
State Fair Grounds
Tone River
Curtis
John P. Walsh
Huron Jrank Walton League
Fair Grounds
Resurfacing Starts West of Wolsey on 11 Mile Route
The county gravel crew began 11 mile resurfacing on the Wolsey Wessington road. Highway Supt H M Pierre expects completion in about a week barring weather delays. Next projects include 15 miles from Wessington south on the west county line and 14 miles along the north county line through Hitchcock.
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Wolsey
Wessingtom
Germany rejects French reparations bond proposal in Lausanne
In Lausanne on June 2 Germany refused France's suggestion to deposit a 5 billion mark bond with the World Bank instead of reparations annuities while talks with the United States proceed. Foreign Minister Baron Konstantin von Neurath relayed the negation to Prime Minister MacDonald after consulting with Germany's delegation and cabinet.
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Switzerland
Germany
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World Bank
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Baron Konstantin von Neurath
MacDonald
Great Britain
Congress Cannot Quit This Week
Washington dispatch reports congressional conferees informed President Hoover they would not complete their agreement until next week, dashing hopes for a Saturday adjournment. The conference plans to report on resolutions for distributing 2,000,000 bushels of wheat and 500,000 bales of cotton from Farm Board stocks to the needy via the Red Cross, pending approval by Hoover.
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Court Denies Curtis Bid for Acquittal Verdict
FLEMINGTON N J June 21 The defense motion for a directed verdict of acquittal in the John Hughes Curtis trial was denied by Judge Adam O Robbins. Curtis is linked to the Lindbergh baby hoax case and the court heard that an article in a local weekly may have prejudiced the proceedings. Curtis’ lawyers pressed to reveal a certain man touched by Curtis’s hints, but the witness refused to name him. The trial resumes with cross examination of state witness Capt Jon J Lamb as statements by Curtis and notes from the discovery of the baby’s body are discussed.
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Ryman Hert
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Adam O. Robbins
Charles A. Lindberg
Norfolk
Col. Lindbergh
Mount Rose
J. Wilson
Internal Revenue
al Capone
Lloyd Fisher
Wilson
Harry Stout
Atergh
Jon Jamb
Ater
John J. Lamb
New Jersey
Bey
Economy Bill Signed by Hoover Amid Discontent
President Hoover signed the national economy bill, estimated to save about 158 million dollars in government expenditures. He said he signed with limited satisfaction, noting it falls short of proposed economies and lacks authorization to abolish and consolidate bureaus. He criticized hardships on federal employees but promised efforts to ease their difficulties.
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Hoover
Washington
Allotment Plan Bill Introduced in Senate
A revised allotment plan for wheat cotton and hogs as emergency farm relief was introduced today by Senator Norbeck of South Dakota. The bill calls for a one year force to balance domestic needs. Also noted is the reappointment of Freda Kramer to the State Child Welfare Commission by Governor Green.
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Washington
Norbeck
South Dakota
Pierre
Airs
Freda Kramer
Madison
State Child Welfare Commission
Greem
Nye Ahead in North Dakota Senate Nomination Race
Fargo ND June 30 United States Senator Gerald P Nye Republican from North Dakota led in the state primary with 33 of 2255 precincts reporting Nye 44855 to Gov G F Shafer 21576 Nye campaigned on an anti Hoover platform and led from the start while Shafer pledged support to the Hoover administration and Traces of the final result.
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United States
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Wye
G. F. Shafer
Nye
Shafer
Excursion Rates Effective Today for July Fourth Travel
Bargain rates on July Fourth excursions go on sale at local railroad offices with coach fares at 1 percent of one way tickets for round trips. Pullman service adds 25 cents for round trips. North Western, Great Northern, Milwaukee and others offer these rates with return by midnight July 4. Example fares include Watertown 1.40, Minneapolis 6.13, Duluth 3.60, Chicago 15.92, Sioux City 4.06, Rapid City 6.32, St Paul 6.37. Tickets sold this morning total around 10 to 40 for various destinations.
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Alwaukee
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Duluth
B. H. Bruemmer
Aberdeen
Chicago
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St. Paul
Rapid City
Belle
Rye Harvest Begins in Beadie County
Rain and harvest conditions promise excellent yields as farms near Hu ron and Lake Byron begin cutting rye. L Miles on the E A Pugsley farm east of Hu ron and Lorenz Tschetter near Lake Byron report good quality rye and strong prospects for a bountiful harvest.
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Lorenz Tschetter
Temmey
Lake Byron
Unemployment Insurance Report Says Federal System Impractical
A special Senate committee concluded federal unemployment insurance is impractical and undesirable and urged states to craft programs. They proposed private employer reserves with possible tax deductions for contributions and federal support to such systems. The House approved the treasury post office supply bill for the coming year and sent the measure to the White House.
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White House
Democratic Platform Urges Drastic Economic Change
The Democratic party lays blame on Republican policies for economic distress and calls for sweeping cuts, a balanced budget, sound currency, a free revenue tariff, extended federal credit for unemployment relief, public works, shorter work weeks, and unemployment and old age insurance, with restoration of agriculture and stronger domestic leadership. The plan emphasizes a covenant with the people and promises by action to implement reforms.
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Full Resolutions Committee
Democratic Party
St. Lawrence- Great Lakes
Feige Appointed to South Dakota Health Board
Dr. C. A. Feige of Canova is named to the state board of health by Governor Green, filling an expired term. A former Huron resident and former Samaritan Hospital chief of staff, Feige moved from Iroquois to Canova three years ago to oversee the Canova hospital. He led hospital staff at Iroquois and is a member of the Huron Co-Operative Club.
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Huron
Samaritan Hospital
Iroquois
Canova Hospital
Huron Co-Operative Club
Convention Turns To Naming Of Candidates After Dry Law Repeal
The Democratic convention approved its platform and moved to nominate candidates for the presidency. Debate over repeal and reform measures produced lopsided votes, with Roosevelt backing the wet plank and McAdoo’s banking proposal triggering strong debate. Sections split along regional lines on repeal, with explicit state votes cited, while Roosevelt endorsed the platform in a telegram to Farley.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kansas
Iowa
Montana
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Utah
Democratic
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
James A. Farley
New York
Irohn Mack
Beer Stocks Rise With Repeal Plank
New York June 30 stocks rose briefly on the Democratic convention repeal plank, with many shares climbing from around $1 to over $2 in the first half hour then trimming gains as the market settled. The rally centered on firms likely to benefit from Volstead act modification.
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New York Stock Exchange
South Dakota Delegation Backs Murray Bonus Plan
Convention Hall Chicago June 2047 South Dakota delegates to the Democratic National Convention unanimously approve the Murray bonus payment amendment to the party platform. The plan would pay adjusted service certificates to World War veterans. Delegation splits on other amendments including prohibition repeal and federal aid for children's protections. minority plank supporters cite veteran relief and a referendum on repeal. A single bee greeted the vote.
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New York
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Alaska
Franklin D. Roostvelt
Dixie
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South Carolina
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Virginia
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Georgia
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Chicago
South Dacota
Murray
William Muray
Louis Lidstrom
Timber Lake
Minority Report
W. W. Howes
Roosevelt
Howes
George McMahon
Sioux Falls
Guy Harvey
Yankton
John Bartow
Wlatte
John Grigsby
Redfield
South Dakota
Chariot Races Planned at Ruskin Park Rodeo
Ruskin Park manager Richard Semoka announced today a Roman style chariot race as a feature of the rodeo. Horses from the range country have been secured for the event, with each chariot drawn by a three horse hitch. The races will take place during the upcoming rodeo in July.
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