Plan New Taxes To Pay For Aid In Roosevelt Program
Washington May 10 The Roosevelt administration plans new taxes to cover interest and amortization on a proposed three billion dollar bond issue to create jobs as part of a broad domestic relief program. The plan faces debate in Congress with talks on anti trust law changes and a shortened work week under consideration by the House labor committee.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Wagner
New York
House Democrats
Shannon
Missouri
House Labor Committee
Frances Perkins
Connery
Lewis W. Douglas
Col
Hugh Johniston
Bernard Baruch
Harmony Day To Draw Big Crowd
Harmony Day features a public concert at Huron College chapel by the Wednesday Musicale. The program showcases fifty grade school children, junior high glee clubs, a 100-voice high school mixed chorus, and the big school orchestra directed by Ida L. Ivers and John Wharton. Vera LaCraft, Mary Ann Pederson and Gloria Gordier manage accounts. The club, organized in 1927, has become a strong community influence, bringing together talented musicians and raising local music appreciation. Marian Kalayaan, pianist. Kurtis Brownell, tenor. and Mina Hager, pianist were presented in this event.
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Keatertahn
Artixis’ Musicale
Sioux Falls
State Federation of Music Clubs
South Dakota
Camden Raylown
Ida L. Ivers
John
Wharton
Oni
Vera LaCraft
Mary Ann Pederson
Gloria Gordier
Huron College Chapel
Huron
South
Egg Movement Reaches Peak In Storage Report
Chicago on May 10 reports the mercantile exchange shows egg storage at a peak with 599703 cases stored last week, down 26052 from the prior week yet 153097 more than two years ago. Butter storage reach 1236555 pounds, up 7351 pounds from the week before and 229957 more than the 1532 tally, driven by freshening midwestern pastures. Articles of Incorporation filed for J Brooks Land Company and Stickney hardware firm with $25001 capital, incorporators Tonnie F. Brooks and John Brooks of Stickney and F M Brooks.
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Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Middle West
Pierre
J. Brooks Land Company
Stickney
Tonnie Brooks
F. M. Brooks
John Brooks
Overdraft Up as RF C Loan Boosts South Dakota Treasury
State funds show April general fund overdraft at 884 356 76 up from 778 670 08. RF C rural credit loan increased total treasury balance to 3 451 945 09 by end of April, with receipts 2 502 571 24 and disbursements 3 421 499 20. Gasoline tax rose to 245 434 51, cigaret tax fell to 17 040 96, malt tax at 335 59.
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Pierre
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
South Dakota
Treasury
Frank Siewert
RF. C
Rural Credit Department
Fears for Gandhi's life rise during fast third day
Poona May 10 Gandhi enters the third day of his three week fast under a physician's care. Fears for his life grow as he endures hunger pains. Dr Margaret Spiegel, a German Jew, breaks her counter fast to prevent him from violating his religion. She traveled from Madras to urge Gandhi to abandon the fast. Mme Naidu, a Gandhi devotee, meets Spiegel at Lady Vittal Das Thackersey's bungalow where Gandhi rests.
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Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Margaret Spiegel
Births and Deaths in Beadle County April Report
Beadle County records show 29 births and 21 deaths in April as released by Clerk of Courts S. P. Glanzer. One marriage was recorded and one divorce decree was signed.
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Beadle County
Clerk of Courts
S. P. Glanzer
City Briefs Highlight Mother's Day and Local Visits
Mrs FE Wilson returns to Huron from Minneapolis over the weekend. Reminder to remember Mother’s Day with flowers from Walkers. Mrs John Tolshaen, VFW auxiliary president, is reported better after illness. Lyle Glazier leaves for Oklahoma City with orchestra season opener. Mrs B C Glazier heads to Savannah hospital. Mrs F B Schneerer visiting Huron from Deadwood. Kiel Bros promotes dignified Mother’s Day stationery. C C Evans travels to Rapid City after two weeks in Huron.
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FE. Wilson
Huron
Minneapolis
Walkers
E. Beach
Siow Falls
John Tolshaen
Beath Avenue
Adrian
Lyle
Glazier
Oklahoma City
E. C.glazier
Paul Christensen
Scurvin Hotel
W. Feige
M. D
B.B. McClaskey
Sioux Falls
Frank Coffey
Coral Ellen
Watertown
E. M. Lathrop
Gamble Stores
B.C. Glazier
Savannah
Freeeman
F. B. Schneerer
Deadwood
E. R. Schlichting
Kiel Bros, Inc
C. C. Evans
Rapid City
Isi
Paraguay and Bolivia declare war in Gran Chaco clash
In Asuncion on May 10 Paraguay formally declared war against Bolivia at 11 a.m. President Eusebio Ayala signed the declaration amid street demonstrations. The move follows hostilities that began last June in the Gran Chaco border area. Washington officials noted Paraguay’s Kellogg Briand pact obligations.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Bolivia
Eusebio Ayala
Congress
Gran Chaco
Oo. S
Washington
Rivera Fired Over Lenin Fresco at Rockefeller Center
New York May 10 Rivera artist who painted red flags and a Lenin image atop Rockefeller Center scaffold was dismissed last night by Rockefeller firm agents for alleged breaches of contract. Rivera received 14000 as final payment for three unfinished frescoes and was removed as police guarded the 0 story building. Sympathizers marched outside shouting Save Rivers art. The Lenin figure was objected to for its composition and not yet determined if the fresco would be destroyed.
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New York
Diego Riv
Nicolai Lenin
Rockefeller Centre
RCA
Rivera
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Fe - Rockefeller Centre
Great Hall
Lenin
Sheriffs Of State Withdraw Resolution Kiss
The South Dakota state constabulary withdrew a resolution urging retention of Warden G T Jameson at the state penitentiary after a request from State Sheriff Fred Milner. Rumors had linked his replacement to the July 1 abolition of the sheriffs office as the administration changes. The meeting ended without plans for future sessions.
Hard Times Pressure Health Of Children Increasing
Dr El la Oppenheimer of the children's bureau reviews extensive data showing hardship’s toll on child health. She notes cumulative effects from years of strain and limited food budgets, arguing against postponing efforts to strengthen vulnerable children.
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Washington
Ella Oppenheimer
Children’s Bureau
Funeral services held for Mrs Pearl Abeel in Sioux Falls
Funeral services were held here yesterday for Mrs Pearl Abeel a longtime secretary in the Sioux Falls area office of the Boy Scouts of America Mrs Abeel died Sunday in Sioux Falls Memorials are directed to the Boy Scouts of America in Sioux Falls in B. South Dakota
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Viborg
Mra
Pearl Abeel
Abeel
Siowr
Boy Scouts of America
Sioux Falls
Unidentified motorists questioned after Tyrrell injury
Philadelphia police face a three-way decision as three drivers who stopped to aid Harry Tyrrell and escorted him to a hospital all surrendered, each claiming their car caused the injury. They remain under technical arrest while investigators seek the guilty party.
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Philadelphia
Harry Tyrrell
Hig
Japanese Troops Cross Lwan River Near Peiping China
Japanese troops reportedly crossed the Lwan river today advancing toward Peiping and Tientsin as Chinese defenses tightened near the capital. American residents in Peiping and Tientsin showed calm despite the war nearing their cities, while local officials reported sheriffs’ meetings in Pierre.
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Lwan
Peiping
China
Lwan River
Tientsin
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Young Artists Musicale
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R. F.C
Gandhi
IRCA
Diego Rivera
Sheriffs of State
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Solomon
Hutchinson
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Henry Wells
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M.J
Fair Store
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