Reconstruction Finance Corp. Advances Reach 1.55 Billion
The Reconstruction Finance Corp. reports advances totaling 1,550,086,689 from its start on February 2 through September 20, in eight months. The quarterly report to Congress shows 104 business loan authorizations totaling 359,588,446 in the three months ending Sept. 30. Outstanding figures include 1,109,588,077 still owed, with 360,000,000 in loan commitments on September 30.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Congress
Green failed to aid farmer says Berry in veto claim
Eureka South Dakota October 20 Tom Berry democratic candidate for governor told a rally that Governor Green passed the chance to aid farmers by vetoing Senate Bill No. 76. The measure would have blocked deficiency judgments on real estate or mortgage notes and possibly helped foreclosed farmers recover livestock and equipment. Senator Bulow spoke for Berry as Berry spoke at Lesla. Aberdeen event set for Green campaign swing includes first Aberdeen appearance tonight with more stops planned in McPherson and Dry counties.
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Farmer
Berry
Chance
Senate
Eureka
Tom Berry
W. J. Bulow
Messing
Lesla
Bery
Liberty Party Outlines Cure for Low Mood
ASERDEEN Oct 2. Remedies the liberty party platform advocates relieving the curest man made depression were outlined Wednesday night by Oscar Stevens, the party's candidate for governor of South Dakota. The low mood has been deliberately manufactured by hand made laws, and the liberty party has definite plans for routing it. The remedy is in fulfillment of the liberty party platform.
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Liberty Party
Aserdeen
Lberty Party
Oscar Stevens
South Dakota
Theft Of Bathing Suits Gets Boys Into Hot Water
MINNEAPOLIS October 2 Justice of the Peace Ray W Mocker faced three Aberdeen 12 year old boys in a bath house theft case They admitted stealing Lake Minnetonka suits saying they wanted them for next summer They were sent home after a 30 day sentence each for petty larceny Melvin Rey Callahan Michael O Day and Peter Eagle were the accused youths
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Minneapolis
Ray W. Mocker
Aberdeen
Lake Minnetonka
Melvin Rey Callahan
Michael O'Day
Peter Eagle
France To Press For Debt Revision
Paris reports Premier Herriot told a chamber committee that France will promptly pay the December installment of the 300 million dollar commercial war debt to the United States while continuing negotiations to cancel or reduce the remaining debt. He distinguished the commercial debt from the political debt and said cancellation would be desirable but not promised, dependent on broader negotiations and U.S. presidential election results.
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Paris
France
United States
Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Henry Haye
Uwecho de Paris
M. Herriot
Luke Lea Faces Prison After State Court Loss
Luke Lea, a former newspaper publisher, politician, and U.S. senator, heads toward a North Carolina prison cell as the state supreme court dismissed the second appeals of Lea, Jr and Wallace B. Davis. Their 1931 conspiracy convictions tied to the Central Bank and Trust of Asheville collapse, a $17 million institution, stand.
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Luke Lea
Raleigh
N.C
United States
Tennessee
North Carolina
Tes
Luke Lea, Jr
Wallace B. Davis
Asheville
State Supreme Court
Central Bank and Trust Company of
Asherville
White Named SAR President At Huron Chapter Meeting
The Huron chapter Sons of the American Revolution held its annual meeting at R. B. Cone’s home. Chester HN White was elected president for the coming year with C. N. Hall as vice president and Marshall Cone as secretary and treasurer. T. M. Simmons and C. N. Hall were named to draft suitable resolutions.
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C. N. White
A. R
Huron
Sons of the American Revolution
R. B. Cone
Thennal
Chester HN. White
C. N. Hall
Marshall Cone
KH. P. Carson
T. M. Simmons
Huey P. Long Plans Talk in Sioux Falls
Huey P. Long, Democratic senator from Louisiana and Roosevelt campaign surrogate, will speak in Sioux Falls next Monday at 11 am, traveling from Bismarck, N.D. The talk follows stints in Lincoln, Nebraska, as part of his national tour.
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Huey P. Long
S. F. Siqux Falls
Louisiana
Senator Long
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Willy Come Horn
Bismarck
N.D
Sta.m
Lincoln
Neb
Weather For Huron and Vicinity Fair Tonight to Friday
Fair conditions continue for Huron and vicinity with cold tonight. Expect a warmer Friday afternoon. South Dakota area fair with rising temperatures and a possibility of light freezing or sleet near the extreme west portion tonight and Friday.
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Huron
Vekota
South Dakota P T A Opens Annual Convention
Delegates from across the state gather in Huron for the 13th annual South Dakota Congress of Parents and Teachers convention. The opening sessions feature remarks by retiring president Mrs. Alvin Waggoner Philin and vice president Mrs. Chris Hinning. A banquet is planned with A J Lang presiding, and speeches by C G Lawrence and A McDonald on Teachers as Character Builders and Student Loans. Temmey urges return to fundamentals and parental religious instruction as essential to character development.
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State College
Brookings
Thomas B. Smith
Frank Avenue
State college-University of South Dakota
Miss Smith
Ieading State College
Kenneth
Hoppel
C. J. Hoppel
Montana Avenue
Coyotes
South Dakota
A. J. Lang
Huron
Serviste
Elkshall St
Marvin Hughitt
C.g.lawrence
Springfield Normal
A. McDonald
Sioux Fails
Huron P. T. A. Chorus
A. N. Carlsen
Huron Senior High School Boys Glee Club
Yda Iverson
Temmey
Alran Waggoner
Shested
Radio crash report offers no new details to officers
In Los Angeles on October 20 a police radio relayed a wreck at First and Virgil streets. Officers Bennett and Venod were in the pursuing police car when it overtook a female motorist failing to follow traffic rules.
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Los Angeles
Virgil Streets
Bennett
Venod
IS D Works On Dam Projects
IS D reports多 on water conservation projects funded by Reconstruction Finance Corporation relief funds. Artificial lakes are under construction near Kennebes Hamill Mission Pierre Gettysburg Iroquois Carthage Faulkton and a diversion ditch to improve Badus lake in Linke county. Other artificial lake projects near Kadoka Timber Lake Faith Miller and a Twin Lakes diversion ditch in Spink county are starting, with several hundred workers employed across the lake projects.
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Pierre
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
State Time Department
Kennebes
Hamill
Mission
Gettysburg
Iroquois
Carthage
Faulkton
Badus Lake
Linke County
Kadoka
Timber Lake
Faith and Miller
Twin Lakes
Spink County
Game Department
Stolen Car Believed Dr Wright’s Found Near Watertown
An automobile believed to belong to Dr O R Wright was found near Watertown after being stolen here several days earlier. Police towed it to Watertown for investigation. The sheriff’s office was notified and sent a deputy to Watertown. A rubber-tired car and a shotgun with shells plus a doctor’s medical case and cane were involved.
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O. R. Wright
Watertown
Henry Ford Backing Hoover for President Campaign
Henry Ford urged in a radio address to support Herbert Hoover, praising his handling of the money system and likening Hoover’s burden to Lincoln’s. Ford urged private money reform and urged Hoover as a practical, experienced leader.
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Detrom
Henry Ford
Hoover
Automobile Mantufaccane
Herbert Hoover
Secord
Weather Bureau
Constess
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Banking System Attacked by Thomas in Address
Louisville October report quotes the speaker denouncing the private banking system as corrupt and incompetent. He claims the nation’s financials are eroded and that depositors face insecurity, urging reform.
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Thomas
Louisville
Roosevelt Urges Balanced Budget On Midwest Campaign Swing
Aboard the Roosevelt special en route to Indianapolis Governor Roosevelt declares that a heavy deficit blocks immediate bonus payments and that the budget must be balanced. He calls for Volstead act modification to help balance funds, criticizes administration spending, and warns of continued deficits as he campaigns through Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia.
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Hoover
West Virginia
Ohio
Detroit
America
Automobile Center
Charleston
W. Va
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Indiana
Forbes Field
New York
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Davd J. Lawrence
Harmaniyt
Pittsburg Pirates
Coolidge
Tariff Suggestion Sparks Joking Talk on Gigolos
Will Rogers, guest at an American colony dinner in Buenos Aires, joked that the United States should tariff Argentina, quipping that Argentina exports wheat meat and gigolos while the U.S. taxes the wrong two. He called himself America’s git to those who missed the Prince of Wales.
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Buenos Aires
Will Rogers
America
Prince of Wales
Fumorist
Argentina
United States
Roosevelt listed as member of three Legion posts
New York officials say Gov. Franklin D Roosevelt is listed as a member of three Legion posts in the state Fort Orange Post No 30 Albany Montgomery Post No 429 Rhinebeck Lafayette Post No 21 Poughkeepsie. The hall of records notes membership rules limit a member to one post and Roosevelts status requires choosing a single post and paying dues there.
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New York
Hall of Records
New York Department of the American Cesion
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Legion
Royal C. Jolson
South Dakota
Republican Fational Committee
Legeon
Roosevelt
Fort Orange
Albany
Montgomery
Rhineback
Lafayette
Poughkeepsie
Demand Extension Of Dole Payments
Labour leaders pressed for extending unemployment dole after riots in London and amid calls to scrap the means test. George Lansbury urged the House of Commons to abolish the test and ensure each man can qualify for relief if unable to subsist without work.
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London
Lappheth
George Lansbury
Labor
MacDonald
Lansbury
Priests Limit Passes In Jalisco Legislature
In Guadalajara on October 20 the Jalisco state legislature approved a law capping the number of priests at one for every 34 000 residents, sending the measure to the governor for promulgation. The vote established a total ceiling of 0 priests for the state.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Jalisco
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