Roosevelt Backs Farm Bill and Unemployment Relief
President and aides work to shape farm and unemployment relief for a special message to Congress tomorrow. Senate Democrats seek votes on the economy bill while the beer tax bill advances. White House discussions with wheat producers aim to curb production to lift prices. The plan centers on a one year experimental release and housing jobless through reforestation and other projects. Frances Perkins gathers relief data, but no figures yet.
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Red Cross Calls For More Volunteers In County
Norah Hogan county chairman issued a call for additional Red Cross volunteers to staff clothing depots at the court house. A heavy demand for garments is anticipated. depots will operate daily with paid workers mornings and volunteers afternoons. Seven committee members will oversee afternoon sessions each weekday.
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Destructive March Tornado Rips Tennessee Border
A violent tornado swept Tennessee and Kentucky last night, killing at least 30 and injuring over 200, with property damage exceeding 1 million dollars. The storm lashed from the Mississippi to the Cumberlands, striking Nashville and cities like Harrogate Jellico and Kingsport, causing widespread destruction, blocking roads, triggering fires, and prompting swift rescue and relief efforts.
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Aged Black Hills Banker Succumbs
Henry G. Weare, 74, longtime cattleman and prominent banker of Spearfish and eastern Wyoming, died in Hot Springs after a breakdown and emergency operation. He served as president of the Bank of Spearfish and held extensive cattle holdings and vast land ownership in Wyoming. Weare began life in Sioux City Iowa where his father founded the Weare and Allison Bank.
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Nominations Sent To Senate For Navy Roles
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the nomination of Henry Latrobe Roevelt of New York as assistant secretary of the navy. The nominations also included Percival B. Rossiter as surgeon general and chief of the bureau of medicine and surgery. Naval Constructor Em. Land was named chief constructor and head of the bureau of construction and repair.
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Dry Leaders Attack Cullen Beer Bill in House Action
Prohibition spokesmen led by Bishop James Cannon Jr and Dr E L Crawford condemned the Cullen beer bill after the house passed it and sent it to the senate. They argued the measure would undermine constitutional rights and erode public trust, urging opposition from temperance groups.
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Senate Moves Beer Bill Toward Quick Passage
Washington March 15 The house beer bill nears final congressional approval after a favorable report from the Senate Finance Committee. An amendment caps alcohol at 3.2 percent for beer and related beverages. The committee approved the measure in executive session, with a record vote. Senate debate to follow, aiming for White House passage by week’s end. The bill would tax revenue projected around 125 million dollars over two years and impose licensing fees of 1 000 50 and 20 dollars annually.
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Senate to approve Roosevelt economy bill amid debate
Washington March 15 The Senate is poised to approve President Roosevelt's 500 million dollar economy measure before adjournment tonight. Democratic leaders expect passage and Republicans indicate support, though doubts remain about how amendments may limit the act's broad powers over veterans benefits and federal salaries. Senator Harrison of Mississippi is among speakers signaling caution as debate tightens.
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Senate Changes on Veterans Benefits Spark Dispute
Meeccat objects to senate changes that could fast track bill transmission to the White House and reduce compensation for certain veterans. A Massachusetts Democrat sponsor, Walah, pushed an amendment to curb losses from disability compensation for veterans not fully disabled or not linked to war service. Harrison signaled Senate finance officials believed the president would not touch this class of benefits.
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Meat Salesman Outwits Thugs in Robbery Attempt
Clair Norris, a Rogers Packing salesman from Madison, reported being followed Tuesday by four men in a small coupe on the Erwin to Lake Preston route. The vehicle passed Norris on the wrong side and then attempted to force his car, but Norris sped away avoiding foul play.
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Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity
Weather forecast for Huron and nearby areas calls for fair conditions tonight with increasing warmth. Expect unsettled skies on Thursday with a chance of light rain and higher humidity, especially in eastern sectors near agricultural zones.
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Banks Reopen As Public Finds Confidence Returns
In Minneapolis district many banks resume operations after a ten day banking holiday. About 442 member banks authorized to reopen, including in Minnesota and North Dakota. Public deposits surge. officials report renewed confidence and brisk business across cities.
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Bank Holiday Ends In South Dakota
South Dakota began resuming bank operations after an eleven day holiday, with over 170 banks authorized to reopen and more expected. By noon, 107 state chartered banks were back in business and others awaited approvals, as deposits reportedly exceeded withdrawals in many communities.
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Clamps Tighten On Banking Operations
Washington officials Roosevelt and Woodin move to restore banks to functioning order and pursue those behind the banking crisis. They vow justice for those who mismanaged life savings and the system.
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Stock Prices Leap Upward in Postholiday Rally
New York trading resumed after the banking holiday with broad gains across stocks and bonds. United States government loans prop up prices with notable strength in sugar and copper sectors. Big shares jumped from opening levels, shorts covered, and beer stocks rose on the Collen Bill, signaling renewed investor confidence.
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Reciprocal Tariff Plans Discussed by Officials
Washington officials said reciprocal tariff agreements with various nations are being studied ahead of the London world economic conference. Negotiation feasibility hinges on whether nations experience enough privations to push political bodies to lower abnormally high tariffs.
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Imperial Flag Change Decreed by President Hindenburg
A Restores decree by President Hindenburg orders removal of the black red gold inset from the German war flag corner and a return to the white and red armband style on military caps, reversing recent symbols. The decision signals a shift in national insignia during current events.
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