Platform Endorsed by Pierre Republican State Convention
The Pierre convention presents a restrained platform opposing regimentation and entanglements with the federal administration, while endorsing the Missouri river diversion project and a reformed tax approach. It supports a railroad commission and education funding within means, critiques the gross income tax, and stresses reduced spending alongside an old age pension concept.
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Pierre
Roosevelt
Missouri River
Allen
Dakotas
Berry
The
Dakota Farmer
Railroad Commission
Strike wars tell us how people feel
The piece argues that recent strikes in Minneapolis and Toledo go beyond wage disputes, edging toward class conflict. It suggests deeper worker resentment drives violence, making the events a window into broader social tensions rather than mere labor demands.
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Minneapolis
Toledo
National Guardsmen
From discontent to a new deal in labor policy
The piece argues workers bear a psychic scar from hardship and wage-earners face broken promises in the recovery program. It criticizes Washington for vague labor policy and cites violence in Toledo and Minneapolis as tragic outcomes while urging understanding of workers' feelings and needs.
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Washington
Homestead
Toledo
Minneapolis
Time to rethink land use and livestock care
A Huron resident visiting near Sioux Falls saw two farms heavily plowed while a nearby quarter section remained untouched. Its unplowed land, with no fence or building, rented for more than the others, prompting reflection that the region has overused ground and underprepared reserves. The piece urges avoiding repetition of this mistake.
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Huron
Lincoln ‘County
Sioux Falls
New Deal critics and the Moley dissent in Washington
In Washington, Raymond Moley editors Today magazine warns that the New Deal could fail if Roosevelt’s administration fails to appoint better men. The piece notes political strife, patronage troubles, and looming primary fights as Democratic tensions rise with Bilbo, Dill, Pittman, and Collins mentioned as figures shaping the 1934 scene.
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Desl
Raymond Moley
Current Event
Moley
Roosevelt
Housing program push cited to curb unemployment
Figures presented to the Senate Banking Committee by Harry L. Hopkins show that more than 4.06 million families rely on federal relief, with 1.0 to 1.5 million workers in the building trades. If the housing program succeeds, it will significantly reduce unemployment, a point echoed by Frances Perkins who calls it essential to recovery. Also noted is the loss to South Dakota as C. R. Beattie of Watertown announces a move to the west coast, after a long career in wholesale groceries and civic life.
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Washington
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Department of Agriculture
Pat Harrison
Bitho
U. S. Senate
Hubert D. Stephens
Stephens
Ross Collins
House
Bilbo
Collins
Harrison
Hucy Long
Louisiana
Hucy
Huey
Senate Banking Committee
Harry L. Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
South Dakota
C. R. Beattie
Watertown
West Coast
Mr. Beattie
J. Stanley Colton
John M. Métin
South
AUVA
Supreme Court
Arskansaz
Seizare
Minnesota
Wall Street
Veterans Veterans Organization
Navy
Congress
White House
War grim reality urged by American Legion
A young man and a World War veteran discuss youths who see war as a lark. The American Legion, praised for its antiwar push, urges educating American youth on war's stark realities. The national committee in Indianapolis calls the Legion best suited to counter the romantic view of war and promote peace.
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American Legion
National Executive Committee
Indianapolis
Legion
Notestein Helps Lead Presbyterian Assembly in Chicago
Twenty years ago in Huron the Rev W L Notestein of Huron College served as chair of a major standing committee of the National Assembly of the Presbyterian church in session in Chicago this week. Local people, including Minnie Rowley returning from Pierre for the track meet, plus several visitors from Redfield, Wessington, and Wayland, gather for a period of travel and social visits. Tan Glennon, a State college student, attends the meet in Huron with friends and relatives from the area.
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W. L. Notestein
Huron College
National Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Minnie Rowley
Pierre
Farm Question And Answer Box Summary
Farm Q and A box answers reader questions on wheat plans corn hog plans and AAA programs. Topics cover hog adjustment payments fodder crop rules pasture policy grasshopper control and feeder pig purchases under county allotment contracts with references to extension service and state college at Brookings.
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Agricultural Extension Service
State College
Brookings
A.L
Roberts Icounty
Grant County
AAA
Grasshoppera
R. H
Clay County
Grasshopper Control
Union Coun
God of Eloquence and Other Riddles Puzzle
A mixed OCR style word list presents horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial phrases. The reader is asked to solve terms like sun god, molten rock, bark of tree, false god, poem, and various crossword style definitions, spanning miscellaneous meanings and archaic references.
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Horwontal
Best in Radioland Radio Features in New York May 31
Central Standard time features a fleet arrival reception at City Hall and naval parade broadcasts on WJZ WBC and WABC CBS. Listings cover WEAF NBC and other stations with programs from Rudy Vallee to Whiteman and Don Bestor, plus notes on political discourse and looming Pennsylvania senatorial race dynamics involving Reed Pinchot and Guffey.
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C. E Butterfield
New York
New York Harbor
WJZ Wbc
City Hall
Wabc-Cbs
Fifth Avenue
Weafnbc
Rudy Vallee
Whiteman
Music Hall
Jimmy Lunceford
WABC
CBS
Waring
Colonel and
Budd
National Alumni Federation
NBC
Ed Lowry
Tger Gorin
NBC Symphony
Don Bestro
WEAF
Maria
Nick Lucas
Reed Victory Brings New Hope to Republicans in PA Primary
Reed's win over Governor Pinchot energizes Republicans in Pennsylvania and provokes heated debate over national significance and Roosevelt policies. The victory fuels party leaders, heightens talk of a revived split, and shapes expectations for the June Republican National Committee meeting in Chicago.
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Reed
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Pinchot
Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Plainly
Republican National Committee
Chiedgo
Kimecé
Mellons
Hoover‘administration
The News Behind The News Maneuvers
The piece criticizes dirigible policy and predicts Congress will take a stand on lighter than air naval uses. It notes Supreme Court signals on emergency policy and comments on stock market regulation and veterans pay disclosures amid maneuvers and fleet politics.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Akron
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Huron Publishing CO
Chas
HJ. Mitchell
Robert D. Lusk
Post Office of
United States
Assatiated Press
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
National
Prudden, King & Prudden
Denver
San Francisco
George Clark
Gore
Buddy
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Aberdeen
By Rodney Dutcheh
Evening
Huronite
Washington Correspondent
Dill
Clarence Dill
New Communications Commission
Bill
Nevada
Key Pittman
Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
Magnus Johnson
Theodore Christianson
Christianson
Magnus
Roy Ayres
Montana
Copeland
James A’ Farley
Royal S. Copeland
Farreynd Roosevelt
Farley
Cope
Molex
Mila. Servies, Inc
Legion Argus
Quicksilver
Ealing
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Ren
Radioland
Joseph F. Guffey
Tan
Guffey
Oma
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