Federal Pay Roll Slashed Stirs Budget Fight
Washington march 13. A plan by the house economy committee seeks to cut more than 350 million from the federal pay roll including cabinet members and lawmakers. Two methods are considered a flat 10 percent cut or a graduated scale starting 3 percent for high earners. Hoover opposes changes to his own salary though the constitution bars changes during his term.
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Plot To Kill Labor Union Head Foiled In Raid
Washington report says an alleged murder plot against International Union of Operating Engineers officials was stopped by an eleventh hour police raid. Four teens and a woman were arrested after conversations captured evidence and anonymous tips pointed to C. Eb Haury and later targets John Possehl Frank E. Langdon. Previous attack on Langdon and Huddell linked to union tensions over job assignments.
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Olympic Seal Stickers Aid Finnish Team Funding
Patterned after the American Christmas seal idea stickers are sold to help cover the Finnish athletic team expenses for Los Angeles 1932. The seal features grouped figures of many participating nations with the Stars and Stripes among emblems. University of Utah athletes won their first 1932 championship by seizing the Rocky Mountain basketball title and have held the football title for four straight years.
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iFarmer's Daughter Tells Of Kidnaping
BISSETON March 18. Bazel Carlson a Roberts county farmer’s daughter told today of an attempted kidnapping. She said a heavy set man seized her forced her into a car then she jumped out when lights from an approaching vehicle appeared. Her brothers had started a search after she did not return home. Authorities had no clues.
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French campaign turns into right versus left battle in May vote
Paris reports a heated French election campaign as rights push security and disarmament warnings while lefts exploit economic gloom. Posters attack socialism and radicals, urging unity against a socialist radical bloc. Tardieu's security policy continues, Laval seeks cabinet role changes.
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Burly Edouard Herriot drives Lyons election drama
Looming political drama centers on Edouard Herriot a powerful Lyons figure with a safe seat who is expected to campaign for allies facing tougher races. With 12 deputies to be elected the successful candidates will hold office for four years.
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Education conference opens at Northern State Teachers college
Aberdeen March 18 Education problems and discussions for school officials and teachers opened at the annual spring conference at Northern State Teachers college. President David Allen Anderson presided and University of Chicago professor H C Morrison was slated as principal speaker. Afternoon sessions include a conference for superintendents principals and teachers. Also noted were safe deposit vault doors in U S banks with four locks and 16 351 000 combinations.
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Mellon Story Is Called Untruthful
The state department issued a formal statement denying any truth to a Washington Post report that Ambassador Mellon would reopen war debt negotiations in London. Senator Reed had told the Senate the president authorized denial, and the remarks based on the story had no foundation.
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Mrs Clark Named to South Dakota Library Post
Leath resident Mrs Damon Clark was named to the state Free Library commission by Governor Green, succeeding Grace Truax of Sioux Falls. Clark takes office April 1 and serves until April 1, 1935. Truax’s term expires next month. Clark is wife of State Representative Damon Clark. Twenty-three American Association players tried out at 1932 spring camps.
Profit Of Chicago Racketeers Is Cut
Chicago officials report racketeers have earned about 2 million dollars in the past year, with profits cut by at least 30 percent as the Better Business Bureau notes a shift in schemes. Officials credit a less gullible public and sharper vigilance for a reduced racket scope amid fewer violent incidents.
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S. F. Commissioner Stay Granted In Citizenship Case
South Dakota Supreme Court grants temporary stay of removal for Alex Reid, former Sioux Falls street commissioner, until March 29 hearing on citizenship. Reid remains in office for now as Ellis O. Smith challenged his U.S. citizenship. Judge Fleeger ruled the eviction stay motion self executing.
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Weather outlook for Midwest states
South Dakota shows partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with no temperature change. Minnesota foresees cloudy to partly cloudy skies with snow tonight in eastern and northern areas, milder air in the northeast. Iowa expects cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday, a wintry mix in the east, and no clear temperature change overall.
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Weather Roundup for Cities Across the Region
Aberdeen reports 33 with a high of 36 and a low of 30, precipitation and cloudy skies. roads fair. Watertown at 28 with a 39/28 range shows trace precipitation and cloudy conditions with roads good. Floron 31 37/3 has no precipitation and cloudy skies with roads good. Sioux Falls 35 38/28. Yankton 30 40/30 show precipitation and cloudy, roads good. Brookings 38 45/0 trace precipitation with roads fair and cloudy. Ravid City 34 49/34 shows trace precipitation and clear roads. Pierre 34 41/32 with precipitation and tracer conditions.
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