President Hoover Demands Quick Budget Balance Action
President Hoover urged immediate congressional action to balance the budget with cuts and reorganization powers. He accused Democrats of undermining public morale and criticized the tax program while pressing for authority to shift funds and reduce expenditures by about ten billion dollars. The debate drew sharp partisan exchanges and calls for decisive leadership as Hoover prepared a national appeal from the White House.
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Washington
Hoover
Enmareas
Congress
House
Vetecans
Federal Reserve Boards
Treasury
Rainey
Alinois
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Representative Snell
Senator Reed
Pennsylvania
Johnson
California
Mussolini
Reed
White House
Senator Watson
Indiana
S D Overdraft Small Gain In April
S D overdraft in April showed a slight increase while special tax revenues fell versus April 1931. State Treasurer A C Goodhope reported the May 1 overdraft at 76546250, gasoline tax receipts 21308797, cigaret tax 2036184, and malt tax 190662, comparing with March 31 and April 1931 figures.
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S. D
Pierre
South Dakota
A. C. Goodhope
Smith-Hughes Meet At Brookings Today
More than 30 South Dakota boys and girls compete today and Saturday at state college in the Smith Hughes agricultural and home economics contests. There are 38 boys teams across livestock, poultry, meats, shop, milk, dairy, crops and 64 entries. 16 schools enter girls teams in clothing foods child care family relations and related arts. Winners will be announced at a recognition luncheon Saturday.
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Smith-Hughes
Brookings
South Dakota
Smith-Hughes Agricultural and Home Economice
State College
Norris May Leave Republican Ranks To Aid Roosevelt
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska said he would bolt the Republican ranks and back Franklin D. Roosevelt if the Democrats nominate him. He cited Hoover’s unfulfilled promises and recalled supporting Alfred E. Smith in 1928. Nebraska Republicans at a state convention aligned with Hoover, praising the president and endorsing the party platform.
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Norris
Roosevelt
Washington
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Hoover
Lincoln
Neb
350 To Appear In Music Fete Brookings
Three hundred fifty students from Mitchell Brookings and Huron high schools will take part in a triangular music festival at the college auditorium for National Music Week. A massed chorus of about 230 voices, a 100-piece band, and a 100-piece orchestra perform sacred and secular numbers, with radio coverage on KGDY.
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Mitchell
Brookings
Huron
College Auditorium
Hurot
KGDY
Lang Supt
A. J. Lang
Huron City
Huran
Elks
Marvin Hugnhitt
Huron High Schools
Marjorie Hill
Clifford Thorsness
Frank Kinyon
Beadle County
College Chapel
Death of Anna Shouse Mother of Jouett Shouse
Anna Shouse aged, widow of Shouse progenitor, died at 1 AM at her daughter's home in Omaha after years of declining health. Funeral plans set for residence, with burial in Kentucky after final services in Lexington. Shouse, longtime Democratic leader, is mourned by national party circles.
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Shouse
Omaha
Anna Shouse
Jouett Shouse
Democratic Nations Executive Comanities
Sidney Smith
V Ky
Pierre Attorney Proposes Radical South Dakota Finance Plan
E W Stephens of Pierre outlines a radical overhaul to SD's fiscal system at a tax conference. The plan creates a seven member finance board, caps annual expenditures at 35 million, shifts to a gross income tax with a 2 percent levy, and forbids new indebtedness. Subdivisions file budgets with the board. amendments require constitutional action.
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South Dakota
E. W. Pierre
Stephens
Pierie
Pierre
Finance and Tax Commission
Supreme Court
Wits
Austrian cabinet resigns amid electoral turmoil in Vienna
In Vienna on May 6 Premier Karl Buresch announced the cabinet's resignation. President Miklas accepted but allowed Buresch to stay on until a new government is formed. The move follows protests for parliament dissolution after April 24 provincial voting showed strong Fascist support. Miklas consulted party leaders to assemble a new cabinet, but difficulties arose among several parties.
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Vienna
Karl Buresch
Mikalas
Buresch
Mik Jags
Seven teenth annual South Dakota Academy meeting opens
YANKTON May. The seven teenth annual meeting of the South Dakota Academy of Sciences opens this afternoon at Yankton college with lectures and discussions. Dr S C Lind of the University of Minnesota will deliver the main address on The Contributions of Radioactivity to Science. Other talks include R O Bulger Charles A Hunter Ward L Miller E P Rothrock B B Brackett and more. The session closes Saturday with officer elections.
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Yankton
South Dakota Academy of Sciences
Yankton College
South Dakota
S. C. Lind
University of Minnesota
R. O. Bulger
State Education Department
Charles A. Hunter
State Health Department
Ward L. Miller
University of South Dakota
E. P. Rothrock
State Geologiat
Lucky Song May Be Unlucky After All
Aberdeen May 3 a song hit of age wasn t such a big piece of luck The Scattergood Lake association spent 3250 to have it played by a dance band at a dance last summer Witmark and Sons owners of the copyright sued the fake association in federal court for playing without permission and missing royalties
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Aberdeen
Scattergood Lake Association
Witmark and Sons
Plan Water Trip In Quest Of Baby Lindbergh Link
NORFOLK VA May Reports tie Col Charles A Lindbergh to Norfolk intermediaries in plans to recover the Lindbergh baby via water trips. The yacht Marcon has sailed from a naval base to unannounced destinations amid secret cruises, with Curtis and associates organizing moves shifting from land to sea since April 22.
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Norfolk
Lindbergh Baby
John Hughes Curtis
Marcon
Curtis
Naval Base
Marcom
Naval
Charles A. Lindbergh
St Paul Faces Rail Switching Fee Dispute
At a interstate commerce hearing Er H Berg of the St Paul Livestock Exchange testified that St Paul is the only Midwest market besides Chicago where railroads charge a switching fee on livestock. He said Chicago charges 270 per car while East St Louis and others have switching costs borne by the railroads, with South Dakota aiding St Paul shippers in seeking abolition of the $4 per car fee.
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ST. Paul
Paul
Midwest
Chicago
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Er. H. Berg
Trafic
St. Paul Association
St. Paul Livestock Exchange
Berg
East St Louis
Peoria
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Sioux City
Milwaukee
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
South
Defendant Takes Stand In Hearing In War Risk Case
ABERDEEN May 4 Joan McPherson county farmer took the stand in his own defense as federal court recessed in the war risk insurance trial before Judge A Lee Wyman. The forenoon session covered trial and one arraignment with attorneys for the plaintiff and United States present. The defendant pleaded not guilty to charges connected with selling Aquor two weeks prior.
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Aberdeen
May
Joan 4
Genner
McPherson County
A. Lee Wyman
Jonas G. Schwartz
Minneapolis
A. Merkle
Lacle
F. H. Wagener
Lincoln
Neh
Veterans Bureau
Repairs Rush on Rapid City Line Hit by Heavy Rain
Rail crews fight two track washouts on the Chicago and North Western between Wasta and Rapid City as 1.62 inches of rain drench the Rapid City area and nearby towns. Track and bridge damage halts service toward Huron and the Black Hills, with broader statewide rains aiding crops but delaying field prep and seeding.
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Chicago & North Wester
Wasta
Rapid City
Huron
Black Hills
Cricks
Pierre
Huron Agaire
Sce
State Office
Government Weather Bureau
Aberdeen
Fairfax
Milbank
Mitchell
Mobridge Trace
Redfield
Sioux Falls
Watertown Trace
Yankton
North Wester and
Milwaukee
Rapid Canyon
Rapid City Country Club
Main Street
New Underwood
Here
Box Elder Creek
Chicago and North Western
Belvidere
North Western
Omaha
Fom
Ere
State Highway Department
West Iver
Harvey Johnson
South Dakota
Nebraska
Hartington
Neb
Chicago & North Western Railway
Wycotnd Crofton
Cedar
Knox Counties
Platte Line
Charles Mix County
Ravinia
Paul Doumer Wounded In Paris Presidency Shooting
Paris May 6 A 74 year old president of the French republic Paul Doumer was shot three times during an exhibition opening by an assassin later identified as Paul Gougloff. He was rushed to a hospital where surgeons reported his condition very satisfactory by evening though his age complicates his recovery.
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Washington
Garner
Ally
Paul Doumer
Republic
Paris
Elysee Palace
Claude Farrere
Baron de Rothschild Foundation
Farrere
Madame Farrere
Ina
M. Doumer
Farcere
Yarcre
Farre
Paul Guichard
Paris Police
Guichard
Man Aé
Paul Gougloff
Besaion Hospital
Gesser
French Republic
Andre Tardieu
Calliaux Canto
Madame Doumer
France
Carl Zech Dies Father of Aberdeen Pastors at 84
Carl Zech 84 of Twin Brooks dies at home in Aberdeen after long service as a pastor of the Evangelical church. He was father to Rev. George Zech and Rev. Charles Zech and was a familiar figure in Winter and Brown County communities after settling in South Dakota years ago.
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Carl Zech
S. D
Aberdeen
Brooks
George Zech
Charles Zech
Evangelical Church
Zech
South Dakota
Brown County
Kaylor Girl Elected Editor of Rubaiyat
Amelia Weidenbeen or Kaylor elected editor and Leo Arndt of Huron named business manager of the 1934 Rubaiyat, the Huron college yearbook to be published next year. They were chosen at a sophomore class meeting. Migs Weidenbach reports for Alphamega and is a journalism student. Arndt, though a sophomore, helped with art in this year’s Rubaiyat. The yearbook is published annually by the sophomore class.
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Amelia Weidenbeen
Kaylor
Leo Arndt
Huron
Migs Weidenbach
Arndt
Wimior Clam
Mears Inquiry To Be Kept Secret
Washington reports a grand jury investigation into Gaston Means, accused of obtaining $100,000 by false representations that he could recover the Lindbergh baby. Proceedings are secret to keep evidence from public view. a hearing before a United States commissioner was planned but not publicized. Mrs. Edward S. McLean, linked to Means, was summoned to testify.
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Wasrington
Gaston B. Means
Lindbergh
Means
United States
Edward 5. McLean
Washington Post
Committee Votes Down Bonus Plans
Washington May 6 The House Ways and Means committee rejected all plans for cashing the 2 000 000 000 soldiers bonus as it voted 15 to 10 to report the new money bills to the House The action delays any discharge petition move and sets the stage for a rules fight to grant bonus bills a preferred status with a possible discharge petition after seven days if the rules committee fails to act
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Crisp
Patman
D. Tex
Rainey
Ilinois
Rules Committee
Collier
Ragan
Lewis
Hawley
Treadwyn
Bacharach
Hadeley
Timberlake
Watton
McLaughlin
Chindblom
Crowther
Aldrich
Coughtan
Hill
Canfield
Cullen
Sullivan
Sanders
Filick
McCormack
Dickinson
Vin
Kentucky
Weather Haren Unsettled Tonight and Saturday
Unsettled tonight and Saturday with no strong temperature change. South Dakota cloudy tonight may reach extreme east, cooler in extreme southeast. generally fair Saturday with cooler conditions in central and west portions. Evening flaronite delivery service guaranteed. If Evening Huronite not received by 0:38 p.m. MT, contact Western Union-H2.
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Haren
South Dakota
Mt. Phors Western Union
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E. W. Stephens
Academy of Sciences
Baby
Scirtioud Ca
Paul Gouguloff
Rubaiyat
Mears
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