Band Concert Planned in Auditorium If Rain Delays Event
Music Week leaders proceed with Harmony day massed band concert in Huron with 40 players, rehearsals at Hans Christensen's Huron Municipal band, Peck to direct parts, and a 7 30 p m start. If weather turns, performance moves to Heron College auditorium.
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Huron
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Peck
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Huron Municipal Band
Wi S. Peck
Watertown
South Dakota Hears Beer Bill Push in Special Session Talk
Pierre May 11 The legislature faces a push from hotel and restaurant groups for 32 percent beer via a special session. Gov Berry weighed pledges from 23 of 45 senators and 60 of 103 representatives to vote beer, while petitions claimed about 10 000 names. Delegates argued revenue from beer could fund state needs and urged a two thirds vote to pass as an emergency measure.
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Police on duty at Capitol amid veterans protest
Washington May 11 police kept guard at the Capitol while veterans camps near the building faced police orders to move. factions split among 1933 bonus marchers with one camp on a vacant lot near the dome and another at Fort Hunt Virginia. President Roosevelt signaled reviews of veteran disability payment cuts and a survey to avoid shutting regional offices or hospitals. Altus High wins Akron national debate title over Hutchinson.
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College Quartet Sets Out On Short Tour Today
The Huron college men's quartet, led by Professor Herbert G. Titt, director of student promotion, begins a six town tour of high schools north east of Himron. Stops include Cavour, Iroquois, Dé Smet, Willows Lake, Bancroft and Yale. Titt interviewed seniors, touting the advantages of a college education. Members are Robert Hough, Buren, Ronald.
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Buren
Ronald
Roosevelt Rumor of London Trip Sparks Headlines
London reports say President Roosevelt may attend the world economic conference in June. White House officials deny any plan for him to travel to London, reiterating there is no intention to attend.
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National Guard Camp Planned at Rapid City in June
Rapid City awaits a National Guard camp from June 9 to June 29. Col W A Hazle announced after securing regular funding from the War Department. Allocations total 37,000 for pay 366 for feeding about 5,000 for other services. Engineering unit to travel by train, artillery by mixed transport, motor trucks from Edgemont. Grand Canyon note appears as unrelated fragment.
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Believe Corner Now Rounded Promises of Prosperity Across Industry
Industrial leaders hailed a recovery as orders piled up for the first time since 1929, with wage boosts and fuller employment evident in ice cream makers to railroads. Wheat and corn prices surged on Chicago and farm bills aided the rally. Hog prices climbed to multi month highs as markets surged and profits tempered gains.
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McVeigh and Loriks Seek Cooperation With Roosevelt Program
Roosevelt McVeigh and Loriks oppose a farm strike now and urge cooperation with the Roosevelt program. They state the state Holiday association has not acted and that their personal views support backing the administration while continuing to push for the Frasier bill and cost of production recognition.
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National Whirligig critiques House Republicans access
Washington reports Paul Mallon on House Republicans constrained by strict rules and limited amendments. The piece notes the minority’s rights curtailed, only one major bill passed with amendments, and predicts infighting between party wings as the fiscal policy and Truth-In-Securities bill spark debate. Secretary Mills is highlighted as a bridge figure. Offstage is cited as the most active Republican.
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Wings
Weather Snowy Skies and Crops Thrive Amid Mixed Sunshine
The period in Huta sees largely cloudy skies with sparse sun. Rain totals reach .52 inches across Sunday to yesterday, with most moisture arriving on Sunday and Tuesday. despite low temperatures, lawns and crops benefit from the moisture and cool conditions.
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Huron
Tax Registration Blanks Sent Out in South Dakota
South Dakota officials distribute gross income tax registration forms to employers and counties. Tax Director Corey says supplies will be provided to county auditors for distribution and forms may be sent to employers on request. The employer blank requires listing employees by name, address, age, occupation, monthly wage and payment frequency.
South D Rain probable tonight and Friday warmer
Weather outlook notes possiblerain tonight and Friday with a trend toward warmer temperatures continuing through the period. Forecasters caution that localized showers may impact outdoor plans. Strong winds are not expected but light breezes could accompany the moisture.
Relief program pivots as Wallace plans rapid commodity meetings
Washington May 11 The Roosevelt admin gears its farm relief inflation machinery for a vast price lifting experiment to restore farmers purchasing power within 36 hours after signing. Wallace aims to use credit expansion up to 3 billion dollars and trade agreements to raise prices while limiting production for key commodities including wheat cotton and corn.
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