Reno says Some Are Rocking Boat in Bocking Plans
Reno, leader of the National Farmers Holiday Association, reports divisions among supporters of the noon strike and says the movement will proceed. He notes dissension in state groups, mentions farm relief talks with cabinet officials, and describes a planned embargo on farm imports. Cooperation from Farmers Union extends, while governors back embargo efforts.
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DS Moines
National Farm
Milo Reno
Perseni
Holiday Association
National Farmers Holiday Association
Nations
Washington
Farm Bureau
Wisconsin
New York
Farmers Union
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Weather forecast for Heron and Vicinity
Tonight and Sunday turning generally fair with colder temperatures. Winds light to moderate. Sunday will be colder with a likely further drop in temperatures and clear to partly cloudy skies in Heron and surrounding areas.
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Heron
Sanday
Roosevelt To Talk To Nation By Radio On Sunday Evening
New York Oct 21 Roosevelt will deliver another radio address to the American people Sunday night via WEAF WJZ NBC and WABC CBS chains from the White House at 9 o clock Huron time. He has spoken by radio several times since his inauguration and previously explained the administration’s aims during the banking holiday, helping to calm public fears.
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New York
Roosevelt
WEAF
WJZ
NBC
WABC
CBS
White House
Huron
Mrch
Stores to Close During Armistice Day Observance
Huron plans all day store closings during Armistice Day as the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars hold exercises. A joint committee will determine exact hours, with a policy that stores close all day unless Armistice Day falls on a Saturday. Other cities survey show varied observances. Sioux Falls and Mitchell keep open, Aberdeen closes midday, and Watertown closes during exercises.
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Huron
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign
Rodom
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Gthex
Paywl Ek
Myers
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Watertown
Half Pheasant Hunt Ends Tuesday in Huron
Hundreds of Huron sportsmen plan Sunday field shoots for the last day of the first pheasant season half. The second half runs from November 17 to December, with flocks moving along county roads as ringnecks grow wary.
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Slong
County Rosd
Hobo Day Parade Draws 20000 at Brookings Event
In a windy Brookings day the Hobo Day parade drew over 20,000 spectators. State college students showcased a milelong procession themed around the NRA Century of Progress and grasshoppers. Footlights club won top beauty award with Princetonian close behind as Fos Ames and Clare Johnson of Brookings were named Hobo king and queen.
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Brookings
Oct
State College
NRA
Century of Progress
Grasshoppers
Footlights Club
Princetonian Club
Fos. Ames
Clare Johnnson
Hobo
Budget details near 6520.50 for Beadle County wheat plan
Beadle County Wheat Production Control Association directors released a detailed allotment budget of 6520.50 dollars for the year. Secretary Roy A. Cave explained the 123 cent per bushel local cost, itemized clerical, equipment, and printing expenses, and per diem and mileage for directors and county committee members.
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Beadle County Wheat Production Control Association
Roy A. Cave
Board of Directors
Cave
Ween
Detective Fights Gunmen Before His Own Small Children
Chicago report details Detective Michael Shannon defending his family as two gunmen fired on his garage. He was injured by a wood splinter. bullets shattered the windshield while his wife and three children aged 4, 6, and 9 hid in the car. No one else was hurt.
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Chicago
Sue
Michael Shannon
Shannon
Beer Tax Revenue To Be 150 Million
Treasury figures show beer taxes totaling 74,944,483 in six months plus 6,164,967 in special levies and 105,121 on wine. Internal revenue for the first quarter of the 1934 fiscal year reached 613,258,977 with September receipts up 155,820,076 over August. The Galveston Buccaneers dominated the Texas league in 1933, sweeping seven straight series.
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Washington
Treasury
French Cabinet Faces Slim Chance of Survival
Paris reports show the cabinet's survival prospects dwindling as the chamber of deputies quarrels and fails to heed Premier Edouard Daladier's inflation warning. An authoritative source says only a miracle can save the government as Daladier and budget minister Lampeaux press for budget changes amid franc depreciation and right wing backing considerations.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Edouard’. Daladier
of Marine
Sarraut
M.daladier
Daladier
Lucley Lampeaux
Cin
Dalange
Expect Rejection Of Minimum Price Margin Proposal
Washington reports indicate proposals to sanction a minimum price margin for retail stores will likely be rejected by the Roosevelt administration. Officials say the president shelved plans to ban sales below invoice cost plus ten percent in a master code. The conflict over price markups reflects farm versus industrial price policy and NRA disagreements.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Wallace
Hugh S. Johnson
Loans To Wheat Growers Likely
Washington October 21. An intensified study of loans to wheat producers is under way at the Farm Adjustment Administration with Secretary Wallace and George N. Peek. A loan plan for wheat similar to cotton loans may be announced soon funded by Reconstruction Finance Corporation and using CCC machinery. Proposals to raise the wheat processing tax by 14 cents and to boost benefits for acreage reductions next year were discussed. Consideration of a corn loan plan was noted but less advanced. Officials said the Farmers Holiday movement is being watched, not the protests themselves.
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Washington
Farm Adjustment Administration
Wallace
George N. Peek
Reconstruction Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Wall Street witnesses adapt to Senate hearings says Pecora
Washington stock market hearings turn on inside methods of witnesses such as Dillon Wiggin and Brushway. Pecora probes reveal how private bankers employed disarming approval and cooperative tactics to influence committees. The behavior signals a broader shift in how Wall Street sought to handle public scrutiny.
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Senate
Mitchells
Morvans
Clarence
Dillon
Pecora
Re Financial
Wall
New “York
Poe
Albert H. Wiggin
Wiggin
Litvinoff to Washington Aims Toward Soviet Recognition
Washington reports forecast a swift move toward recognizing Soviet Russia with Maxim Litvinoff likely to meet President Roosevelt within two weeks. Officials see a possible trade surge beyond $100 million and negotiations with Amtorg and Reconstruction Corp for over $50 million in credits.
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Henry Morgenthau
Farm Credit Administration
Morgenthau
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Congress
American Federation of Labor
American Legion
Senate
Russia
Amtorg
Russian Trading Company
Reconstruction Corporation
Roosevelt
State Department
Litvinoff
Kerensky
Keransky
Propertex
Naional City Bank
Petrograd
Leningrad
United States
German Officials Stunned By News
BENLIN October 21 President Roosevelt letter to Kalinin surprised German officials as relations with the Soviet Union were strained. Washington dispatches hinted at recognition but officials awaited direction. Wilhelmstrasse praised direct relations with Russia yet faced tougher efforts to mend ties after American recognition and Russian shift away from German engineers.
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Benlin
Roosevelt
Kalinin
Russia
Germany
Soviet Union
Washington
Wilhelmstrasse
National Policies To Be Reinsured
Chicago reports Bre nest Palmer state director of insurance announced plans for prompt re insuring policy holders of the National Life Insurance Company. He predicted completion by January and advised policy holders to pay premiums on time. He stated all death claims would be paid in full. The company’s affairs are in the hands of receiver Patrick J. Lucey.
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Chicago
Nct
National Life Insurance
Company of Thesu.s.a
Brenest Palmer
Jane Palmer
Palmer
Patrick J. Lucey
Senator Bulow At Yankton Homecoming
Senator Bulow of South Dakota visits Yankton college for homecoming and calls for separate farm code and farming community code to secure economic parity under the recovery program. He warns business conditions are poor and cites lack of clarity from President Roosevelt.
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Xanisun
P—Smaror
J. Bulow
House ‘of Congress
South’ “Dakota
Yankton College
Rogevelt
Bulow
College football and hockey scores from various teams
A cluttered scratch of scores shows Michigan State tied Marquette while Vermont edged Boston 8 to 0 and Notre Dame led Carnegie Tech 9 to 0. Colgate and New York US posted near even results, and Penn State trailed 20 to 13 at intermission.
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Langer
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Galveston
Paul Lom
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Yankton
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