Roosevelt Alters Plans for New Jersey Speeches
Albany November 3 Roosevelt makes a last minute plan change for the final stretch of his campaign. He goes to New Jersey for a brief tour including Jersey City and Newark then returns to the Metropolitan opera house in New York City for the first of three metropolitan area speeches. He will be introduced by Owen D. Young of General Electric and continues with speeches in Brooklyn and Madison Square Garden.
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National Officer of WY Visited Aberdeen Posts
F W Ma Raney national deputy chief of staff of the Veterans of Foreign Wars headquartered in Kansas City visited Aberdeen after a month in South Dakota organizing new posts. He established posts at Rapid City Deadwood Lead Sturgis and Mobridge and will meet war veterans at Mitchell to organize another post.
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Hoover Campaign Winds Through Midwest To California Vote
President Hoover heads west after a final campaign swing through the middle states. He plans to vote at Palo Alto election day and spoke from the Pacific coast urging California Oregon and Washington voters to back his program, while White House aides deny changes to his prohibition stance. The trip includes stops in Springfield Missouri St Louis Madison and St Paul with California Day celebrations and a Carlton hotel rally.
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Darkness Settles Flag Controversy in Montclair
In Montclair New Jersey yesterday 150 flags were raised and lowered multiple times during the visit of Secretary of the Navy Adams. The American Legion post donated the flags with a condition they not be used for political purposes. Director W Lincoln Adams ruled the honor belonged to the secretary and had the flags re-raised, though dusk prevented further display.
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Prep Celebration Opens Tonight At Huron High School
Huron high school hosts Tiger Day festivities with a coronation, bonfire, and a 7:00 PM play The Thirteenth Chair directed by Ruth Wilcox. Aberdeen guests join the football game at 2:30 PM with a pep rally, dance, and surprise numbers. Student council leads, economy focus maintained, aiming to match past celebrations.
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Indian Mound Found In Ravine Near Dam Site
Workmen uncover an old Indian burying ground in Ravine park during dam construction. Bones of two adults and a child were recovered along with relics such as beads and a stone knife. Coroner John P. Walsh plans to return the bones to soil and place a marker, while relics go to Beadle County Historical Society. Several locals assisted in the recovery.
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Gunderson Backs Demo Candidates For President And Governor
Former Governor Carl Gunderson urged support for Franklin D Roosevelt for president and Tom Berry for governor in Sioux Falls remarks. He criticized Hoover for farm neglect, praised Roosevelt on agricultural policy, and lauded Berry as rugged and needed. He attacked Green over expenditures, special sessions, and a repeal-deficiency issue, and condemned baby bonds as misnamed.
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Greece United States extradition pact now in effect
The Greco American extradition treaty becomes effective with formal exchange of ratifications. The agreement, ratified by the U S Senate earlier, enables extradition with Samuel Insull, former Chicago Utilities official, cited after Cook County grand jury indictments tied to his estate collapse.
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Homecomings To Mark Windup For County Campaigns
W. W. Howes, Democratic national committeeman, visits Headle county to close campaigns with a rally at Daum's auditorium in Huron and a Young Democrats event in Barrett township. Gladys Pyle, state securities chief, to speak at a Republican rally in the same period.
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Weather forecast for Huron and Wicinh unsettled and cold
Weather update shows unsettled and colder conditions tonight and Friday for Huron and Wicinh. South Dakota generally fair tonight and Friday, with unsettled conditions spreading to the east and colder air moving in from the east, affecting Pelday.
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Frevert Honored By Farm Bureau
The 25th annual South Dakota Farm Bureau convention in Aberdeen closes with awards. B F Frevert of Beadle County receives the Farm Bureau Distinguished Service Award for leadership in agriculture. As a large farming leader he serves as Beadle County treasurer and president, promoting extension work and agricultural education.
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Beadle County Budget Gap Narrowed By Audit Findings
Beadle county faces a projected 1933 deficit of about 86 thousand dollars after an annual audit by McLaughlin, Noreen and Company. The report shows a September 30 deficit of 61,545,082 and unavail able anticipated surpluses of 34,552.75, with factors including tax shrinkage, low levies, and higher poor relief and court costs. The audit notes a book deficit and limited cash, but indicates possible levy reductions and a $10,000 recovery for the general fund, offset by impact on the city of Huron.
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May Use Corn As Automobile Fuel
In Yorkville Illinois Nov 4 tests on six car types were run under J J Groetken of Aurora and Kendall county farm bureau. Demonstrators said results support European reports on ethyl alcohol as motor fuel mixed with gasoline to power engines, opening a market for large corn crops.
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County Must Cut Relief Payrolls
Beadle county commissioners plan to trim unemployment relief payrolls to meet state relief limits. With Reconstruction Finance Corp allocations, about half the current payroll will be funded, guiding eight hour workdays and reduced crew sizes through January 1. More than 50 workers are on Ravine park dam and county road crews.
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Huron Receives R N A Session Leaders Elected
Sioux Falls reports Mrs. Mina M. Wood of Huron was elected president of the South Dakota fraternal congress with Blanch Eakin Rapid City named vice president and J. E. Roundy Byron chosen as secretary treasurer. Alice Goodman Yankton becomes director while J S Schaffer Aberdeen is past president. Meeting scheduled for November 1933 in Huron with delegates to Fargo N D in December.
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R F C anxious to finance loans for live stock feeders
Washington officials of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation said the demand for loans from live stock feeders is not as strong as desired. Directors Gerdner and Hovey noted a very large corn crop and cheap cattle and sheep prices, with corn selling at unusually low levels.
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Wheat Dips Fifth Time In Week In Chicago Trade
Wheat again fell in Chicago trading marking a fifth drop this week. December delivery fell to around 4 1/2 cents a bushel, a record low for the board. Other contracts also slid to new lows as buyers stayed away and holders rushed to sell to stem losses.
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