Rain and Frost Mark Week in South Dakota Crops
Weather summary shows rains of one to three inches aiding winter grains and early spring crops while delaying spring seeding in large parts of the state. North west corner received less moisture. temperatures cooled toward freezing with light frosts but no reported damage. Winter grains improved to good to excellent in eastern areas. early sown spring grains progressing. planting of potatoes and truck crops under way in southern and northeast regions. Local stations logged varied moisture totals for the week ending Tuesday.
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R. Laskowski
Senate Moves On Bonus Bill And Banking Clash
The Senate advanced the bonus bill after appeasing southern lawmakers toward stalling the anti lynching measure. A House banking vote looms next week amid split over extending or curbing federal control. Roosevelt taps Tugwell to head rural resettlement with 250000 dollars. Senate Finance backs delaying NRA extension and removing price fixing rules. Chairman McSwain takes blame for army testimony leak. Senate investigates Federal Relief funds distribution. Kansas Senator Henry J. Allen attacks New Deal at the Chamber of Commerce. Navy funding faces possible restoration to the full 29000000 allocation.
May Day Fete Sees Children Seek May Basket Fun
In St. Lawrence on May Day children celebrate with hanging May baskets hoping for a kiss. They dash through muddy puddles as laughter rises while boys and girls chase each other, shedding shoes and clothes in the playful chaos.
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May Fete Directed by Huron College Instructor
Miss Esther Mace, physical education instructor at Huron College, leads the annual May Fete set for Saturday evening May 4 at 8 in the college auditorium. Phyllis Hoffman assists in training dancers and a new opening dance features college men. Marie Mylan presents young pupils in dances and the May Queen will be crowned by last year’s queen Thelma Wayne. senior girls act as attendees, juniors as ushers, with many dances by first and second year physical education students.
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Doland Votes Against Liquor License Issue
Doland held a special election April 30 to decide issuance of a city liquor sales license. Eighty voters cast ballots with 3 voting yes and 50 no, resulting in failure of the measure.
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