Roosevelt Studies Plans For Control Of Liquor In U S
President Roosevelt shifts to liquor policy as 37 states vote to repeal the 18th amendment. White House meeting eyed to push tax legislation and repeal of the Volstead Act. Plan aims for temperance with controlled dispensing, coast guard smuggling prevention, and hearings on taxation set for November 27.
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Freight rate cuts proposed for Iowa coal to South Dakota
Pierre Nov 9 Substantial reductions in freight rates for coal from Iowa mines to South Dakota stations on Milwaukee lines take effect Nov 2. The South Dakota commission sought lower rates to enable freer movement, with specific cuts listed from Des Moines area mines to Mitchell Chamberlain Murdo Milbank Mobridge Sioux Falls Vermillion Yankton Platte Stickney and more. The commission aims to extend similar reductions to all Iowa mines and all South Dakota stations on Milwaukee lines.
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Carleton May Join North Central Loop
Carleton College in Northfield Minnesota received an invitation from Athletic Director Jack West of the University of North Dakota to join the North Central Conference. Marshall Diebold Carleton director said the bid would be given serious consideration but acceptance would not mean withdrawal from the Midwestern conference. Members of the North Central are North Dakota University North Dakota State South Dakota University South Dakota State and Morningside.
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Hull Litvinoff Move Toward Russo American Recognition
Washington November 9 officials said Secretary Hull and Maxim Litvinoff pressed to advance preliminary issues as Roosevelt eyes a new Russo American relationship. The two statesmen moved toward formal recognition with informal talks over lunch and a promise to send the whole question to the White House for Roosevelt’s final say.
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Bishop of Delaware to Succeed Burleson
Davenport Iowa November conference confirms the appointment of the Rt Rev Philip Cook D D Bishop of Delaware to be assessor succeeding the late Rt Rev Hugh L Burleson D D former Missionary Bishop of South Dakota.
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Weather for Huzon and Victoliy
Partly cloudy and not so cold tonight. Friday unsettled and warmer. South Dakota readings show partly cloudy and not so cold tonight with unsettled conditions in the southeast portion.
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Youthful Bandit Holds Up Grocery Store
A teenaged bandit about 18 or 19 years old robbed the Bungalow grocery at 635 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest last evening around 7 30. He carried a 22 caliber revolver and took $6 from the cash register while proprietor Darrell Gibbs was away. He fled south along Wisconsin Avenue. description: five feet eight inches, neat, dark navy jacket, polished shoes.
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Beans allocated for relief drive across nation
The emergency relief administration ordered 5,000,000 pounds of beans to be distributed to needy persons. Recipients will also receive pork, beef and other supplies purchased through the federal surplus relief corporation. Also reports the death of Edward P. Heizer, 18, Stone City Journ former associate editor and ex postmaster, in Sioux City after an emergency operation.
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Family Bridge Row Backfires On Hubby
In Chicago a divorce action followed the wife Rubie Bringman s improved bridge play. Conrad Bringman charged he was slapped and struck as she improved her game prompting the suit. The judge granted a decree.
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Taxpayer Help Arrives At Beadle County Court House
Fieldman from the South Dakota division of taxation will assist gross income taxpayers at the Beadle County courthouse tomorrow to file their income reports. November 10 is the deadline for filing returns.
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James Roosevelt Finds Enthusiasm For Plan
NEW YORK November. James Roosevelt son of the president returned on the liner Rex today from a six weeks vacation tour of Europe. He said he did not believe foreign officials would be anything but polite about his father but added that they seemed enthusiastic about his program.
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Farm Bureau backs Roosevelt Wallace and the AAA
The South Dakota Farm Bureau renewed support for President Roosevelt and Secretary Wallace and endorsed the AAA. A resolution urged backing hog and corn and wheat allotments to boost farm prices while condemning flaws in the farm credit administration. The group closes its annual convention with officer elections and new resolutions as a strike debate is aired.
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News Behind the News and Reform Debates in 1930s
Paul Mallon discusses banking reform, stock market optimism, and NRA code backings as regulators push for fair trade. Bootleg liquor fears and tax strategies surface amid Senate banking testimony.
Governor Considers Ten Day Ban On Farm Exports
Sioux Falls area leaders threaten to bottle up shipments as the South Dakota Farm Holiday association maintains a strike. Governor Berry weighs a ten day embargo on all state farm products with a decision expected soon. The Watertown board meeting and Sioux Falls pickets shape the unfolding embargo debate.
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Oil stock pool inquiry cited by Pecora in 1929 probe
New York Stock Exchange is examining a vast oil stock pool from 1929 in which insiders allegedly earned 12 million dollars in profit without cash input. Arthur Cutten testified on the Sinclair Consolidated Oil account as Senator Pecora pressed questions about 300 thousand dollars paid from pool profits to William S. Fitzpatrick of Prairie Oil. The testimony touched on why the payout occurred and referenced timing with the Sinclair operation.
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Blame Pickets For Buzzing Of Bridge
PORTSMOUTH I A Nov. A large Milwaukee railroad bridge near here was burned early today. Sheriff George E B Jenner said the fire was started by ten farm pickets. Flames swept the entire length of the structure.
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Tammany Tiger Surveys Spoils
NEW YORK NOV The Tam many tiger surveyed the wreckage left by Mayor-elect Fiorello LaGuardia's smashing victory and marshalled forces to repair the damage. John F Curry, Tamany chief, accused Postmaster James Al Farley of disrupting the party and warned Farley must leave office for victory in next year’s elections. LaGuardia planned a rest to recuperate from a hard campaign in which he won by a 262000 plurality. Curry claimed the election shows New York remains a democratic city and charged Farley with disrupting democracy and aiding Republicans in the assembly. Samuel Sesbury criticized Farley for backing the recovery party of Joseph McKee as interference and tied it to Farley’s ambitions.
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Twelfth Annual Mum Show Opens At Walker Flower Shop
The twelfth annual chrysanthemum show opens at Walker Flower Shop at 47 Dakota Avenue South. Visitors can view large and small blossoms and many potted plants as the shop remains open daily until 9 PM. Show continues through Saturday, says manager G. Walker.
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Pastor Accepts St John’s Evangelical Pastorate
The church in Des Moines announces that Rev. C. H. Gemer of Pierre South Dakota has accepted the pastorate at St. John’s Evangelical. He begins December 2 as dean of the 2nd Deanery in the Episcopal church and was formerly in Sioux Falls.
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