McMaster blamed for South Dakota tax payer losses
YANKTON May 3 Special farmer B F Myers charged former lieutenant governor and later senator McMaster as rural credits board chair mismanaging funds. He claimed loans to politicians, overindebted land holdings, and tax increases left the state with millions in losses and hundreds of thousands of acres tax exempt. He urged voters to back George J Danforth, praising his farming credentials and Senate prospects.
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William McMaster
South Dakota
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Salem
Yank- Yon
McMaster
Rural Credits Board
Myers
Borrawger
Gas Department
Washington
U. S. Senate
Bgalder Dam
Christopherson
Legge
Farm Board
Boulder Dam
U.S
George J. Danforth
State Senate
U.S. Senate
Mos
Danforth
L. W. Robinson
Mitchell Gazette
Robinson
Daf
Hoover
Congress
New Guard
Senator McMaster
Northwest
Coalition
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Ivo
Mitchell
Senate
Federal Farm Board
Senate McMaster
Hughes Moves Into Four Story Mansion in Washington
Mrs Charles Evans Hughes, newly wed to the U S Supreme Court justice, will reside in a four story Sheridan Circle mansion. The home, with 14 rooms, features Dutch paintings across a large room and serves as a stylish residence for entertaining in Washington society.
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Sue McNamara
Associated Press
Washington
Charles Evans Veraghes
United States
T Nen
Sheridan Circle
Helen Cannon
Joe” Cannon
J. A. L. van den Bosch
Holland
Hughes Family Ties Mark Quiet Washington Elite Homes
The article notes the Hughes family residing near Adams and another prominent home in Washington. Mrs. Hughes is described as social and active in duties, a devoted homemaker who rode to market daily. They had four children, including Helen, Katherine, Elizabeth, and Charles Hughes Jr.
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Charles Francis Adams
Navy
Washington
Hughes
Hugheses
Helen
Vassar
Katherine
Chauncey Waddell
New York
Elizabeth
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Atoms Colliding Explain Mercury UV Light
Castle W. Foard of the University of Iowa reports to the AAAS that a tiny bit of electricity slipping from an atom of mercury causes the ultraviolet light used for indoor sunshine. This accidental electron displacement inside mercury atoms drives the glow.
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Jowa City
Tis
Castle W.foard
University of Tawa
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Planetary Model Sparks Ultraviolet Emission Insight
The passage describes an atom as a planetary system of 80 electrons with two distant electrons. A collision can displace one electron from its normal position, and when the atom returns to equilibrium the energy released appears as ultraviolet light.
Biologist Studies Life's Early Stage
Prof. A Franklin Shull of the University of Michigan reports unusual experiments to the AAAS suggesting life begins without sex. The research outlines a theory that animals start development as one sex and typically change to the opposite unless affected by external factors.
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Ann, Arbor
Michip
American Association For the American Association For the Advancement of Science
A. Franklin Shull
University of Michigan
Turning Point in Aphid Sex Development Described
The article discusses a theory tested by Prof. Shull on aphids using a method to predetermine sex via environmental control. It suggests a turning point in sex development may be detectable by observing step by step unfolding, with aphids starting indeterminate and only later differentiating.
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Frof. Shull
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