Economists Study Proposed Changes Tennessee Adjustment Act
Washington economists and legal experts study the Agricultural Adjustment Act and amendments, aiming to bridge emergency and permanent farm recovery. They favor continuing crop adjustments and consider a penalty tax scheme to replace direct payments, with forthcoming legislation to clarify government powers and markets.
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Washington
Beneft
Bankhead Cotton Control
Kerr-Sraith
Byrd
Virginia
Alleged Burglar Escapes From Pierre City Jail
Claude Richard son alias George Thompson awaiting trial in federal court on post office burglary charges escaped last night. He cut the cell lock and exited the jail with a saw, then reportedly stole an automobile about 12 miles east of Pierre. Richardson had pleaded not guilty in federal court yesterday to burglarizing the Alaska post office in Faulk County on July 14, 193? He was later apprehended in Toronto, Canada.
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Claude Richardson
George Thompson
Poli¢s
Richardson
Pierre
Faulk County
Toronto
Can
Gold To Address Beadle County Republican Women
Mrs. B M Madden chairwoman urges all Beadle county women to attend the meeting tomorrow at 1 o clock to hear C F Gold of Scotland speak on state issues. He is a candidate for the superintendent of public instruction. Miss Gladys Murray will direct girls in stunt song numbers.
Allen Is Used As Target Of Berry Humor
Governor Tom Berry mocks opponent W. Allen in a campaign speech to a large crowd, recounting a drought joke about not owning grain cattle or horses. The Dakota Farmer publisher is singled out as target. Fred H. Hildebrandt and Myrtle Morrison appeared with the governor at Leola event as crowds gathered.
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Roscoe
Dakota Farmer
Allen
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Myrtle Morrison
Berry
Hildebrandt
Leola
Explosives Stolen From Bridgeport Plant
Bridgeport police sought thieves after twenty pounds of fulminate explosive vanished from the Remington Anna U M C Co reservation. Company officials offered immunity for return to prevent danger to the city, warning the powder is highly sensitive and could detonate with slight shock or water contact.
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Remington Anna U, M. C
J. H. Chasmaz
Remington Company
Planning Board Opens Session in South Dakota
The South Dakota planning board began its first official meeting in Mitchell led by chairman W. R. Ronald. Charlee W. Pugsley, federal resources board consultant, attended as the board’s adviser as members including A. H. Collins, Charles Trimmer, P. B. Jenkins, Theodore Reisa, Charles Ente minger, Robert D. Lusk, and John Heffron gathered to map preliminary programs and limit actions to initial inquiries before further surveys and approvals.
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South Dakota Planning Board
South Dakota
Charlee W. Pugsley
Pugsley
Federal Resources Board
W. R. Ronald
H. Collins
Aberdeen
Charles Trimmer
Pierre
P. B. Jenkins
Pierry
Site Board of Health
Theodore Reisa
Charles’ Enteminger
Chamberlain
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
John. Heffron
Deadwood
Heffron
John Keinbeck
Weather forecast for Huron and Vicinity shows showers
The forecast indicates showers tonight for Huron area with Thursday partly cloudy skies. Temperatures are not expected to change significantly. In South Dakota east regions, expect clouds and showers with cooler conditions tonight and Thursday, followed by partly cloudy conditions.
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Dakota Methodist Conference Opens 50th Annual Meet
The 50th annual Dakota Methodist Conference opened in Huron with Bishop A W Leonard presiding and 150 pastors registered. District reports showed gains in world service, church memberships, and baptisms across Aberdeen-Watertown, Huron-Pierre, and Sioux Falls-Mitchell districts, with pastors traveling extensive miles and recommending a summer short course at State College, Brookings.
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A. W. Leonard
Pittsburgh
Holy Communion
L. A. Johnson
de Smet
H. D. Gough
Clearake
Aberdeen-Watertown
A. N. Court- Rey
Aberdeen
World Service
Huron-Pierre
C. E. Wilcox
Wilcox
State College
Brookings
Walter Palmer
Burdeette-Carleton
Sioux Falls-Mitchell
F. E. Lachridge
Mitchell
Ladies Aid Societies
Dakota Wesleyan
Methodist State Hospital
No Developments In Fire Investigation
The investigation into the fatal fire at the OK Lunch room that killed Chinese cook George Tsai yielded no new arrests or decisive evidence. State's Attorney Leo A. Tommey said more witnesses were questioned without uncovering material proof. Funeral services were held for Tevi with the American Lutheran church officiating and burial in Ideal Cemetery.
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O. K
Leo A. Tommey
Charles Tice
Mitchell
Max Teuber
Huron Fire Department
Tevi
Butler Cut Off In Radio Lecture For Objectionable Talk
Maj. Gen. Smedley D Butler was cut off on air at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention after he used a phrase described by Nate C Lord station manager as language contrary to federal radio laws. Station WAVE of WEAF NBC planned action following the objectionable remark Turning todd into fertilizer.
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Smedley D. Butler
Veterans ‘of Foreign War
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Todd
Nate. C. Lord
General Mitchell Propaganda Boosts Air Power
Tokyo reports quote Brig. Gen. William Mitchell advocating a larger air force and suggesting dirigibles could destroy Japan in two days. Army pamphlets seek 1935 budget support and public backing, while Japanese press largely mocks the boast, with headlines like Mitchell's boast.
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Kokumin
Possible air chief candidate Westover eyed in reorganization
Washington October 2 General Oscar Westover named as a possible head to lead the army air forces under General Douglas MacArthur as a broad shakeup cuts power from Chief of the Air Corps Major General Benjamin Foulois. The plan assigns Foulois to procure plans and supplies and train personnel while removing his flying command duties amid congressional criticism of efficiency and bidding practices.
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Oscar Westover
Douglas McArthur
Westover
Air Corps
Benjamin D. Foulois
Foulois
Army General Staff
Newton, D.haker
Foulais
Reduced Rates On Stock and Feed In Drought Areas
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized railroads serving 21 western and southwestern states to cut feed and livestock rates in drought zones. Rates apply to counties previously under reduced rates, extend to April 30, 1835 for feed and December 31, 1824 for livestock. Rates exclude retroactive Sept 1. States affected include Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Texas, Oregon, Utah, and others.
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New Mexico
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Detroit infield Errors Help Dizzy Dean Win Opener
Dizzy Dean and the St Louis Cardinals opened the 1934 World Series with an easy win over the Detroit Tigers. Detroit’s infield miscues aided the ace pitcher as the Cardinals held their opponent to eight hits and outlasted three opposing pitchers.
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Dizzy Dean
Detroit Tigers
St Loui Cardinals
Dean
Sofield Blowag
St Louis Tops Detroit in World Series Game One
In NAVIN FIELD Detroit Oct 3 the Cardinals beat the Tigers 8 to 3. Dizzy Dean and Described pitching backed by a string of hits off Crowder Marberry and Hogsett. Key plays included Gehringer’s single and Medwick and Greenberg homers for St Louis.
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Martin
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J. Dean
Frisch
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Walker
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Hogsett
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Marberry
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Associated Press
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Durocher
Cochrane
Gehringer
Bell
Cardinals
Orsatti
Gehxaiger
Rockrock
Cardinal
Goslic
Lowis
Abrhoae Martin
Ossatti
Etroit
Pee
Roge
Wen
Foxx
eDoljack
Ax Walker
Dairymen Open Annual Meeting South Dakota Dairy Convenes
The 29th annual South Dakota Dairy association convention opens with judging of about 30 butter entries and a Thursday morning fourth butter contest to select South Dakota’s team for the national event. Banquet to follow. sessions discuss cream quality from producer to consumer. Roy Potts to speak. Eberle and Ruger also featured speakers. projected attendance around 150.
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Todey
South Dakota
Sesson
Marvin Hughitt
Ruger
Roy. C. Potts
Dairy and Poultry Products Division
Federal Department of Agriculture
H. M. Jones
Potts
Roosevelt lauds reform tone in radio address
The Roosevelt administration is described with a calm, reformist mood after his Sunday radio talk. He jokes with his secretary about getting mad, while reviewers note his continued emphasis on business reform and moderation, with critics suggesting a stronger stance in future speeches. Continued discussion references page 30.
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Milei
Jess
Thompson Wins 4 3 In Election Jobs
G A Thompson led a county Republican faction to a 4 3 edge over HM Whitman group in the election judge assignments amid disputes as county officials yesterday named election officials in seven precincts.
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