South Dakota Farmers Gain Nearly 20 Million in Aid
Washington May 1 Nearl half a million dollars has been added in pumping nearly 20,000,000 of increased agricultural purchasing power into the hands of South Dakota farmers. Through April 2 South Dakota received 41,448,797 in corn hog benefits 8,404,026 in wheat checks and 52,037 in sugar payments totaling 319,902,872. The farm administration lists SDs share of administrative expenses at 422,856. The corn hog program led national and state payments with 253,536,280 nationwide. Cotton and wheat follow with 224,962,539 and 162,444,556 respectively. Other totals include tobacco 31,216,317 and sugar 5,256,933. Processing taxes to reduce surpluses amount to hogs 346,081,425 wheat 6,097,239 dairy 10,558,433 sugar 365,536 and peanuts 50,911.
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Washington
South Dakota
Farm Administration
Brown County
Spink
Arts
Charles Mix
Day
Edmunds
Rob
Hes Armstrong
Aurora
Beadle Bennett
Bon Homme
Brookings
Brown
Brule
Buttalo
Campbell
Charles Mix Clark
Codington
Orson
Custer
Davison
Deudmene
Dewey
Douglas
Fall River
Banson
Hutchinson
Hyde No
Jackson
Jerauld
Kingsbury
Ken Lawrence
Lincoln
Lyman
McCook
McPherson
Marshall
Meade
Mellette
Miner Nares
Minnehaha Moody
Perkins Pennington
Potter
Roberts
Banbora
Shannon
Spinkleege
Stanley
Suly Todd
Tripp
Walworth
Washabaugh
Yankton
Ziebach
Butte
Lawrence
Pennington
Radio Technicians Elect Officers in Northwest Association
MINNEAPOLIS May 7 At the first annual convention of the Northwest Radio Technicians association HL Warmington of Minneapolis was elected President Z Paul Clemeni Mason City Ia was named vice president F D Wardner St Pat secretary and Howard Watts Duluth treasurer Directors chosen were Ross Elliott Hibbing Minn George Olson Carrington N D L C Warren Sioux Falls S D Ed Mahike Winona Minn and Vincent Olson Eau Claire Wis The group adopted a constitution and conducted other business related to the radio service man’s work.
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Minneapolis
HL Warmington
Northwest Radio Technicians Association
Z. Paul Clemeni
Mason City
F. D. Wardner
St Pat
Howard &. Watts
Duluth
Ross Elliott
Hibbing
Minz
George Olson
Carrington
N. D
L. C. Warren
Sioux Falls
Ed Mahike
Winona
Minn
Vincent Olson
Eau Claire
Wis
Climax of Music Week Promises Two Concerts
City notices and briefs report on local events including a pair of Music Week concerts by a famous String Quartet in the College auditorium at 3:00 and 8:00, 40 cents admission with advance sales from 5 to 7. Also noted are illness absences and visitors such as Mrs. D G Medkery, Miss Irene Chaplin, Dr W L Matlock, Campbell Osborne and Walter Hokenstad with mentions of local social items and Mother's Day cards.
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D. G. Medkery
Sioux City
Neb
Brother
Walkers
Irene Chaplin
Hitchcock
Duane Deyo
Fourth Street
Gamble
W. L. Matlock
Rapid City
Huron
Campbell Osborne
Tul $A
Okla
Charlotte
Osborne
Walter Hokenstad
Brookings
Kiel Bro
Five Die In Fox Bound Airliner Crash Near Atlanta
The toll rose to five when Mrs. William Kaplan of West Los Angeles died from injuries hours after a fox bound TWA airliner crashed during an attempted emergency landing near Atlanta Missouri. Survivors and rescuers recounted the crew’s final moments as investigators seek the crash cause amid fog and dwindling fuel.
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William Kaplan
Macon
TWA
Atlanta
West Los Angeles
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Paul Wing
Hollywood
B. Drew
Santa Monica
Calif
Harvey Bolton
Kenneth S. Greeson
Ralston
Senator Cutting
Greeson
Jeanne Anne Hillias
Kansas City
Bolton
Everett Wiggans
Wiggans
Department of Commerce
Air Line
Kirksville
Gatton
Paul E. Richter
Transcontinental
Western Air
Honeymoon Flight Ends With Precautionary Landing
The crew sought a precautionary landing after a low seas incident caused in flight trauma. Among the injured are Kaplan with a broken thigh, Richard Wallace the Hollywood director with chest injuries, and Henry Sharpe a Los Angeles cameraman with cuts. Mrs Dora Metzger and Port Washington resident suffered leg breaks and minor injuries to a three month old. Senator Cutting’s body to be taken to New York for burial, with secretary Clifford McCarthy and Mrs Dean Neimeyer accompanying. The Kaplan couple were starting a postponed honeymoon trip.
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Kaplan
Richard Wallace
Hollywood
D. I. Mesker
Kansas City
TWA
Continue Probe Of Vice In Iowa City
The Johnson County grand jury extended its inquiry into alleged vice conditions in Iowa City amid weeks of suspensions of 23 University of Iowa Phi Beta Delta fraternity members for creating a disorderly state. County Attorney Baldwin announced a subpoena for Mayor Thomas E. Martin at a grand jury hearing, while Judge Evans ordered an injunction against the Andrews hotel for alleged prostitution and liquor nuisance.
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Iowa City
Uty
Vica
Iowa
Johnson County Grand Jury
Phi Beta Delta Fraternity
University of Iowa
KE. A. Baldwin
Thomas E. Martin
Harold D. Evans
Andrews
Baldwin
Johnson Attacks Long Coughlin Townsend In Mayfield Rally
Gen. Hugh S. Johnson denounced Huey P. Long Charles Coughlin and Dr Townsend during a Mayfield Kentucky visit. He urged forthright repudiation by the administration and praised the U S Chamber of Commerce for opposing the Long Coughlin Townsend proposals. Johnson criticized currency plans and warned against schemes that would erode savings and wages. He urged concerted action by Democrats against perceived threats while noting business fears hinder recovery.
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Mayfield
Hugh S. Johnson
Washington
Huey P. Long
Charles E. Coughlin
F. EB. Townsend
United States Chamber of Commerce
Long-Coughlin-Townsend
NRA
Kentucky
NHA
Long
Coughlin
Johnson
Dr. Townpens
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Notable claim ties to president and business barons
Johnson argued that the president opposed the idea and blamed big business leaders who had traveled to Washington and passed resolutions urging policy reversals, portraying them as advising a dictatorship. The remarks frame a clash between the administration and economic elites over the New Deal.
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Johnson
Washington
London Jubilant Over Anniversary
Londoners celebrate King George VIs silver jubilee with a carnival atmosphere and renewed resolve to tackle unemployment poverty and hunger. Crowds cheer at St Pauls Buckingham Palace and in downtown streets as the king appeared in thanksgiving and received lasting public support.
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London
George
Great Britain
Britain
St. Paul's Cathedral
Buckingham Palace
Troquois Women Attend to Estate Affairs in Ha warden
Mrs Charles Derscheid and her sister Mrs L Meyer of Huron visit Hawarden Indiana this week to settle their mother's estate. The second annual Frolic day is set for Friday May 10 with participation from town and surrounding schools and a program planned.
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Troquois
Charles Derscheid
L. Meyer
Huron
Hawarden
Duck waddle debuts at athletic events. local honors noted
The article highlights a new duck waddle feature at athletic events and celebrates Miss Proverce Aitcheson for winning top marks on the State university scholarship exam, with a Fold key to be awarded. It also notes Mrs. Evelyn Crawford moving to Lake Preston for employment and residence with her sister, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sanchez relocating to Winfred to open a barber shop after years in Iroquois. Beaumont officials abandon the Black Maria for ordinary scoud cars in prisoner transport.
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Proverce Aitcheson
Lee Sanchez
Winfred
Sanchez
Iroquois
Evelyn Crawford
Lake Preston
Paul Anderson
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