Butchers Postpone Proposed Walkout After Talks
In Cincinnati on October 31, representatives from Great Atlantic and Par Is Tea and the meat cutters union met. Edwin Daly Michael Schuld and Walter Lerner announced the indefinite postponement of a proposed general strike until the national labor relations board acts. A Columbus meeting was planned but no action will be taken.
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Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
Washington
Columbus
Schuld
Master farmer award honors Wheeting for service
Siou x Falls Oct 31 Robert Wheeting of Bath South Dakota received the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation distinguished service award at the annual banquet for exceptional agricultural service. He formed a 40 acre farm near Bath in 1907 and led 4-H work and county membership drives, serving as Brown County Farm Bureau president and active on corn hog allotment committees. He also contributes to the state planning board and conservation efforts.
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Sioux Falls
Robert Wheeting
Bath
South Dakota
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Wheeting
Brown County
Charles W. Sewell
Iodiana
Komantd-Community Department
South Dakota Planning Board
Clear 1 400 000 Loans Since May
W S Myers governor of the farm credit administration said the agency has cleared more than 1 400 000 loans totaling 1 960 000 000 since operations began in May 1933. About 400 000 farmers with pre organization land bank loans have had reductions in interest and principal, stopping foreclosures that had peaked.
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Washington
W. S. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Bank
Myers
Supreme Court Dismisses Injunction Against New Gregory County Courthouse
An appeal by HLC Hansen and others seeking to halt construction of Gregory County’s new courthouse was dismissed by the South Dakota Supreme Court. The circuit court had refused an injunction and construction went ahead. The appeal faced delays and was ruled moot by the high court.
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HLC
Hansen
Andopies
Gregory County
South Dakotaa Preme Court
Supreme Court
Weather Outlook For Huron and Vicinity
Fair and cold tonight with increasing cloudiness on Thursday. Temperatures rise with rain likely. South Dakota forecast shows generally fair and cold tonight, Thursday clouds increasing and temperatures climbing.
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Huron
South Dakota
Denver riot protests disrupt relief project march
A mob of about 300 strike agitators gathered in Englewood near Denver and threatened to confront police with bullets, but dispersed when armed officers arrived. Injuries were reported from clashes along the Platte river and several arrests were made as authorities prepared reinforced lines to protect relief work.
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American Workers Union Hall
Table Mountain
Test of Golden
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V. Sati
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Marshall
Stanton
Albert T. Clark
Himmel Arrives as Vice Consul in Rangoon Burma
Lyle Himmel has arrived in Rangoon to serve a two year term as vice consul at the United States consulate. He sailed from San Francisco on September 14, stopped in the Hawaiian Islands and China, and previously worked in the consular service in South America. He is a Huron high school graduate and his parents reside in Exmond.
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Rangoon
Burma
United States
Sir Himmel
Heron
San Francisco
Enr
Hawaiian Islands
China
Himmel
South America
Huron High School
Exmond
Legion Festival And Style Show Sets New Standard
The American Legion and Huron merchants plan the Armistice Festival and Style Show at Hotel Marvin Hughitt November 7-10. Paul Christensen's 0-piece orchestra will provide music for the style show and dances. Fur displays by Eilers Furriers and wartime costumes are featured, with police protection due to high-value exhibits.
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American Legion
Elks Rooms
Marvin Hughitt
Colorado Springs
Colo
Huson
Eilers
William Eilers
Chamberlain
E. C. McKensie
Legion Entertainment
Marchers Repulsed By Albany Police Clash Ends in City
Albany police kept order as hunger marchers from New York and Buffalo faced a brief bloody clash at Greenbush bridge. Police reported 70 marchers under arrest, 109 protest telegrams to Gov Lehman, and fresh reinforcements placed on duty after the confrontation.
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New York City
New York
Buffalo
Green ‘Bush Bridge
Herbert H. Lehman
Albany Polite,s
Lehman
Even Relief Office Has Its Chuckles
Gettysburg special report notes humor at a relief office as a local applicant answers a work form question by stating residence length with the quirky reply four rooms. The anecdote illustrates ordinary life and conditions in Pater county during the period.
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Relief Office
Gettysburg
Pater County
Christopherson Attacks NRA as Legalized Racket
Former Congressman C A Christopherson of Stowe decries the NRA as a legalized racket under government protection. He criticizes the act’s assessment features, says millions are levied on business to fund code authorities, and cites threatening mail under the blue eagle rule. He contrasts Hildebrandt’s stance on the bonus with Roosevelt opposition and touts his own record of supporting veterans and the $2.4 billion bonus payment.
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C. A. Chistopherson
Stowe Falls
House of Representatives
NRA
Blue Eagle
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Christopherson
Roosevelt
Congress
Hauptmann Jury List Is Eagerly Awaited
FLEMINGTON N J Oct 31 Huntingdon county folk awaited today the publication of a list of 300 prospective jurors twelve of whom may sit in judgment when the state demands the life of Bruno Richard Hauptmann for the murder of Charles A Lindbergh Sheriff John H Curtiss will post the list in the county courthouse. From it he will draw a special panel of 12 for the opening of the trial in January Citizens also await selection of nine New Jersey lawyers to aid James M Fawcett of New York in the defense. George By Large former county prosecutor and Judge is favored for the assignment in his five years with the defense.
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N. J
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Folk
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Ite
Sheridf
John H. Curtiss
Januay
New Jersey
James
ML Fawcett
New York
Stolid
Carpenter
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Democratic Leaders Back New Deal Endorsement Ahead of Election
Washington report notes Democratic leaders briefed Roosevelt predicting a strong endorsement for the New Deal in the upcoming election. Senate majority expected to grow, House gains anticipated, while Republicans dispute two thirds control. Race count shows 1450 candidates for 432 House seats and 34 Senate seats plus 43 governorships.
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Roosevelt
New Deal
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Senate
House
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G. O. P. High Command
Ustrud Attacks Gas Tax Diversion Over Rural Credits
Toronto, S. D. Oct 32. Lieut. Gov. Hang Ustrud denounces the diversion of gasoline tax receipts to rural credits. He claims over 1714 million dollars left distressed farms, alleges a bank syndicate profited three million as bonds rose to par with the diversion. He accuses the governor of insincerity and cites broken campaign promises including not pushing a constitutional amendment for a board of control and other fiscal failures.
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Reemployment Debate Affects O Connor Vote Alignment
Washington reports reveal a tense debate on New Deal reemployment with Treasury Secretary Morgenthau breaking a tie by voting to confirm O Connor. The 3 to 2 result left the board divided and the outcome unsettled amid administrative controversy and political maneuvering.
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Uniusual
Roosevelt to Restore Pay Cuts July First
President Roosevelt announced at a press conference that the government will restore the pay cuts next July 1, proposing a 5 percent raise to reach 1932 levels. He expects higher values and prices by July and cautioned tax legislation depends on relief and public works spending. He doubts broad truck regulation and notes drought relief and beef shipments under AAA programs. The executive council and national emergency council merge under Donald Richberg with Kennedy joining the new board.
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Roosevelt
Jani
Fosde
Cattie
AAA
Barry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Saidy
Relief Administration
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National Emergency Council
Tha
Donald ‘Richberg
Joseph Kennedy
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Miller Fingerprints May Solve Grand Jury Slayings Case
Kansas City authorities and federal agents pursue fingerprint evidence from beer bottles linked to the June 1933 Union Station killings. Jack Jenkins of the Kansas City Police Identification Bureau may testify before the grand jury as investigators consider Lagerprint matches from Miller Floyd and Adam Richetti, now under arrest in Ohio.
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Federal
Union Station
Jack ‘Jenkins
Kas
Jenkins
Floyd
Verne
Miller Sand
Adam
Richetti
Ohio
Asche
Atatén
Pioneer Miner of Minnesota Dies
Minneapolis October 31 Russell Bennet a 60 year old financier and industrialist died near Mantle XII in Minnesota after a long career in mining and business records show. Bennet built a career as a pioneer miner in Minnesota and led several local industrial ventures before his death. The obituary notes his prominent role in regional mining and business circles.
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Tree Belt Plan Defended as Workable, North Dakota cites tests
A North Dakotan farmer secretary asserts Roosevelt shelter belt program is workable for drought in the plains. He cites Mandan and Bottineau tests showing shelter belts grow well and improve moisture, soil erosion control, and wind protection, arguing belts extend moisture and reduce crop damage.
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State School of Forestry
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Belis Mason
France
Germany
Healy
Russia
Coumby
Meson
Jacobs Promoted in State Highway Department
Aberdetn R. Clark announced the promotion of a district highway engineer to a state level post. The move elevates the department official within the highway division amid staffing changes.
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Mer District Highws
Bess
Clarks
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