Hoover Opposes Tax Increase As Budget Projections Trim
President Hoover signaled no tax rise unless budget figures grow. He said no necessity exists for higher taxes and urged Congress to resist demands from sectional interests. Republican leaders including Reed and Norbeck backed restraint, with some suggesting cuts to farm board funding and government expenditures to curb the deficit.
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Washington
Mar
Consresa
Congress
Blizzard victim kin location efforts stalled in Rapid City
Rapid City reports sheriff H A Nielsen said AL Leonard, a farmhand employed by Emil Smith, died last Thursday during a blizzard after leaving a tractor in a ditch. His body was found about five miles south of Scenic, brought to Rapid City late yesterday. A separate Washington notice says 40 percent of North Dakota’s radio talent are listed, totaling 165,382 families and 39,352 radio sets.
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Rapid City
Mar
AL. Leonard
Scenic
H. A. Nielsen
Washington
Weather forecast for South Dehketa area
An unusual weather notice reports mostly calm conditions tonight with some cloudiness and a modest warming trend. The outlook for Wednesday indicates continued cloud cover and a slight increase in temperatures across the region.
Cement price split delays Sioux Falls highway bid
Pierre March 31 The state highway commission has not awarded the 17.4 mile U S 18 paving contract west of Sioux Falls. The hold up centers on cement type with state cement priced higher than outside cement. C A Wagner of Sioux Falls bid 396 398 53 the lowest. Lytle Construction of Sioux Falls second with 425 11 and a supplemental bid 396 581 13 if outside cement is used.
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Minn
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
C. A. Wagner Construction Company
C. F. Lytle Construction Company
Lytle Company
Boy Scout Leadership Classes Resume After Snow Storm
Executive Fred C. Eggers announced at Central South Dakota headquarters that the leaders training will resume this week. Sessions at Miller and Highmore will cover Running the Troop from the scoutmasters handbook with three indoor meetings and one outdoor session planned.
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Miller
Highmore
Fred C. Eggers
Central
South Dakota
Peons Strike It Rich From Mexican Gold Vein
In Sinaloa near the Durango border Manuel Llantada, a former Guadelupe De Los Reyes grocer, claims a rich gold vein yields wealth beyond dreams. Nuggets found near El Tambor mountain spur a rush. authorities report 33,008 claims staked as a boom town arises amid rumors of a $149,000 per ton ore value.
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Ariz
Mar
Sierra Madre
Sinaloa
Mexico City
Manuel Llantada
Llantada
Guadelupe de Los Reyes
Gulf of California Coast
Culiacan
Mazatlan
el Tambor Mountain
Durango
Llantads
Norbeck Attacks Reed On Statement
Washington reports Senator Norbeck, a South Dakota independent Republican, challenged Senator Reed over claims the treasury deficit stems from farm and soldier handouts and that the farm board should be abolished. Norbeck said Reed supported the farm relief law in its current form, while he opposed it, arguing the act was imposed by industrial states. He contended farmers were pressured into relief measures, and that economic policy favored others. He also questioned progressive views toward the president.
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Reed
Pennsylvania
Norbeck
South Dakota
Orbeck
Senior Walsh
Montana
Seniora Norris
Nebraska
Borah
Idaho
la Guardia
New York
Frear
Wisconsin
Bowater Hull
Tennessee
Collier
Misissippi
Rai
Washington
Senator Reed
Treasury
Congress
Morbeck
Dividend To Be Paid To Cavour Depositors
A five per cent dividend will be paid soon to depositors of the Fiat bank 9 Cavour. H KE Young in charge says total dividends to depositors will reach three per cent. President Hoover announced the appointment of William R Castle of Washington DC as under secretary of state succeeding Joseph Potter Cotton of New York.
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Tha
Fiat Bank
H. KE. Young
Huron
Totel
Tha Cavour Bank
Castle
Washington
Boover
William R Castle
Washington, D.C
Unger
Siats
Joseph Potter Cotton
New York
Steven's Obituary and Good Friday Services
Unclear text records Steven's obituary note for Good Friday observances. Major Mart Wineen to continue activities until late afternoon. Mentions onion church services at the Mathadlat yal and city urged by T Gitehell with mayor KT, Glichetl signing.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Huron
Steven
Tavuad
Mart Wineen
Mathadlat Yal
T Gitehell
Diummms
Pyle Hints At 1932 Republican Congress Bid
Pierre Mar 31 A statement from Gladys Pyle secretary of the state securities commission says it is not improbable she may seek the Republican congressional nomination in 1932. She notes the time not yet ripe but adds buoyant political sentiment in the party and her own strong vote garnering record. Christopherson to Run If Pyle Seeks Nomination. redistricting law splits South Dakota into two districts. Johnson to resume law practice. Christopherson seeks reelection in the first district.
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Republican Party
Congress
Huron
South Dakota
William Williamson
Custer
Washington
Johnson
I Christopharson
Prignary
Nen Arst
East River
Christopherson
House of Rapeesentatives
Congres
Notre Dame Coach Knute Rockne Dies In Plane Crash
Knute Rockne legendary Notre Dame football coach and seven others killed when a Trans continental and Western Air passenger and mail plane crashed near Bazar Kansas. The craft exploded midair and burned after takeoff from Kansas City en route to Wichita raised fog and storm. The passenger list included Rockne and Chicago residents J E Hooper and Coon F Goldthwaite New York C A Lobrech and Hartford W B Miller. Pilots were Robert Fry and Jess Mathias. Passengers and mail were aboard. bodies recovered at the scene as authorities investigated the crash. Rockne was en route to California to aid Studebaker promotion efforts. News of his death sent shock across sports world and Notre Dame campus.
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Kansas City
Mar
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame University
Bazar
Kansas
Rockne
California
Department of Commerce
Wichita
Kan
Christensen
Chicago
J. E. Hooper
W. B. Miller
Hartford
Coon
F. Goldthwaite
New York
C. A. Lobrech
Robert Fry
Jess Mathias
Mamnes
Edward Baker
Seward Baker
Baker
Cottonwood Fair
Notre Dame
Los Angeles
Studebaker Corporation of America
Michael Mulesire
Associated Press
Walding
South Bend
Florida
Wizard of Notre Dame
Sessons
Yale
Fari Ng
Babe Ruth
Hobby Jones
Bill ‘Tilden
Two Die in San Francisco Plane Crash Demonstration
In Sioux Falls last night two men Phil Schmidt 38 and Clarence Budgett 21 both of Sioux Falls were killed when a plane dropped from about 100 feet during a demonstration near Soo Skyways Airport. Pilot Jack Hollister survived serious injuries and was recovering. The crash occurred around 6 30 pm as the aircraft banked and fell nose down into a corn field. An inspector was awaited to determine the accident care. Schmidt had over 250 flight hours and Budgett about 50 hours. Schmidt was a mechanic for six years. Budgett was an automobile mechanic. The widow and family of Schmidt survive as do Budgett’s widow and two children. Hollister was conscious briefly with favorable prospects.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Phil Schmidt
Clarence Budgett
Jack Hollister
Soo Skyways
Budgett
Sioux Valley Hospital
Schmidt
Hollister
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