Labor Secretary Explains Roosevelt Truce Plan At AFL Meet
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins travels to the AFL convention to explain the president’s plan for a yearlong truce to end strikes. Union and industry leaders debate terms, with manufacturers urging obedience to authorities and cooperation to restore economic recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Perkins
Washington
Frances Perkins
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Organized Labor and Industry
Hut
Wiseen
A. F. of L
National Association of Manufacturers
Xoe
Frank Morrison
Federation
Poll on controlled agriculture divides Iowa farmers
Reno says the poll is meaningless as the farm administration seeks a national referendum to gauge support for another acreage control program. Farmers split on production adjustment while Milo Reno denounces the measure as AAA manipulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Farm Administration
Towa
AAA
ASA
Iowa
Milo Reno
Iday Associa Farm Union
Parma
Ion
Ttih
R. K. Bliss
Town Extension Service
Coairman
R. M. Evans
Farm Question And Answer Box
Farm Q and A column invites reader queries on AAA programs cattle buying or farm problems. Answers come from the agricultural extension service with state college cooperation. A reader asks about farm sale loans and strawstack fence rights with rental contracts and possible legal guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Agricultural, Extension Service
State College
Donation of old furniture to the needy urged
Buchanan chairman of the Old Furniture Committee of Veterans of Foreign Wars calls for donations. He lists contact at phone 4309 and P O Box 1318 Huron D. I. He invites callers with furniture to give to the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. £& Buchanan
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Huron
Iowa Judge Rules On Frazier Law
Des Moines reports a federal judge ruled that under the Frazier Lemke moratorium a farmer must be adjudged bankrupt before benefiting from the act. The new rules require bankruptcy, set timelines for creditor meetings, and allow property appraisal and partial retention under bankruptcy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles A. Dewey
Federal District Court
Beadle County Tax Foreclosure Affects Federal Land Bank Loan
Delinquent taxes influenced the debt declared by the applicant as the county began foreclosure to obtain a tax deed before loan completion. A $280 expense was added, and the loan covered duties but not the tax deed cost. The applicant seeks the remaining bond funds and may need legal aid or county agricultural advisory council guidance for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank
Beadle County
Meade County
H. F
Agricultural Advisory Council
L W. Buckley
Huron
Thad Oviatt
Wheat payments to begin for 194% contracts in eight states
The Farm Administration announced immediate start of wheat adjustment payments totaling 98 000 000 dollars. First adjustments at 20 cents per bushel, plus nine cents per bushel for second 1933 payments, will be distributed across eight states including South Dakota. District payments approach 70 090 000 dollars this month, with about 28 000 000 dollars remaining for 1933 contracts. Beadle county expected to receive first 1934 payments soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Washington
Farm Administration
Beadle County
Associated Press
Remove Ban Against Slot Machine King
In Sioux Falls a temporary injunction stopping W. C. Fairbanks, known as the slot machine king of the northwest, from operating slot machines was lifted by Circuit Judge L. L. Pleeger after a hearing. The judge sustained a defense demurrer to the city’s complaint and then set the restraining order aside. City assistant James O. Berdahl said an appeal to the state supreme court is likely. The Fairbanks case followed a John Doe hearing in municipal court and mirrors earlier liquor injunctions against night clubs and drinking establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siouk Falls
W. C. Fairbanks
Northwest
L. L. Pleeger Ater
Fleeger
Sioux Falls
James O. Ber+dahl
State Supreme Court
Fairbanks
John Doe
Sioux, Falls
Aberdeen Selected To Host 1935 W C T U Convention
YANKTON Oct 2 Aberdeen was chosen as the 1935 convention city for the Woman s Christian Temperance Union of South Dakota at the four day annual session. Officers were re elected including Flora Mitchell of Brookings as president Maude A West of Pierre as corresponding secretary Katherine Peters of Hazel as recording secretary Lucy Borneman of Sioux Falls as vice president Pluma s White of Ipswich as treasurer Elsie Snow Hanson of Mitchell as secretary young peoples branch Therese Chage of Willow Lake as secretary Loyal Temperance Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
W.C.T.U
Yankton
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of
South Dakota
Flora Mitchell
Brookings
Maude A. West
Pierre
Katherine Peters
Hazel
Lucy Borneman
Sioux Falls
Pluna’5. White
Ipswich
Elsie Snow Hanson
Mitchell
Young Peoples’ Branch
Therese Chage
Willow Lake
Loyal Temperance Legion
California Takes Custody of Tennant Over Extradition
Governor Berry signed extradition papers transferring Tennant to California authorities. S. Cus of E. J. Termant, detained in Sioux Falls, is wanted in Los Angeles for grand theft and for issuing a check without sufficient funds. HLW Sherrard of LAPD assisted in securing the extradition after Tennant bought a car in California with an insufficient funds check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Tennant Pierre
Tom Berry
S. Cus
E. J. Termant
Sioux Falls
Los Angeles
Hlw Sherrard
The News Behind The News Behind The News Continued
A midwestern Republican congressman reports a dull campaign as crowds show boredom with constitutional issues while political personalities draw interest. An eastern incumbent admits poor reelection chances and pivots to a new business venture with a brother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Bene
Bute
Speakership battle stalls as pledges lag in House contest
The drive for the House speakership stalls as pledges remain elusive and many congressmen fear poor committee prospects. The Virginia delegation shifts to noncommittal after backing Bankhead previously. Noted are industries without codes under NRA, while insiders cite labor advisers opposing about 40 percent of existing codes and Walter Hamilton gains attention for supporting Meiklejohn via Amherst college ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Bankhead
NRA
Walter Hamilton
Amherst College
Meiklejohn
Rumor on Roosevelt Treasury Secretary Pick Circulates
Rumor in financial circles claims President Roosevelt intends Banke r Perkins of National City as treasury secretary. The chatter began in New York's financial district amid ongoing speculation about balance between tax income and outgo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
National City
Treasury
New York Financial District
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reno
Bon Homme County
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
M.H. H. Meade County
Dorothy White
Milwaukee
Milan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Dakota
Dalzora
Wisconsin
Chas. B. Robeson
Smith Jewelry Store
Penney's
Coats
Penney’s
Betty
Ge and Huvet
Adonna Bayon
S. D
J.C. Penney Co. Inc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!