Pupils Plan Second Tour Of Huron Businesses
Mrs. HG Hay and Grant township school children will tour Huron businesses Friday. They will visit Armour packing plant Western Union radio station KGDY Huron theater and The Evening Huronite plant before returning to the Chamber of Commerce rooms for lunch and a full show.
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Huron
HG. Hay
Chamber of Commerce
Grant Township
Paul K. Myers
Whho
Haron
Armours
Aramour
Harry AL. Wilkinson
Western Union
KGDY
Huron Theater
Marvin Hughith
Standard Finds New, Better Oil by Polymer Synthesis
Indiana Standard Oil researchers report a synthetic champagne colored oil made from paraffin wax waste. The process creates a heat stable, cold resistant lubricant superior to natural oils, with uses including airplane engines and auto components. costs are higher but market potential is strong. The team credited pure science and polymerization to assemble hydrocarbon chains in a two to one hydrogen to carbon ratio. Recognized contributors include F W Sullivan V Voorhees A W Neely and R Shankland.
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Howard W. Alakeslee
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Apr
Standard Oi Company
Indiana
Nature
American Chemical Society
Indiana Standard
F. W. Sullivan
V. Voorhees
A. W. Neely
R. ¥. Shankland
Hearing For Miller Man Set For Today
A man who gave his name as Fred Smith faced a preliminary hearing today on burglary charges for breaking into a Miller drug store and stealing fountain pens. The hearing had been moved from yesterday.
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Miller
Fred Smith
Hollister Expected to Recover after Sioux Falls Plane Crash
Hollister, the pilot of the ill fated flight that killed Phil Schmidt and Clarence Budgett, is expected to recover from concussion as investigators probe the crash near Soo Skyways Airport at about 100 feet. Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon in Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
Jack Hellister
Hollister
Department of Commerce
Soo Skyways
Lester Orcutt
Chicago
Thea
Phil Schmidt
Clarence Budgett
Sioux
Huron Wins Declamatory Cup at District Meet
Huron high school won the district 15 declamatory contest sweepstakes trophy after edging Miller by a narrow margin. Mary J. Bushfield and Hubert Wagner led Miller and Huron in dramatic and humorous and oratorical divisions with multiple placings. First place winners will advance to a fifth division contest with champions from four districts, with site to be announced.
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Miller
Huron
Fair City
Charlotte Bard
Mary Starling
Verlyn Ford
St. Lawrence
Hubert Wagner
Hazel Butz
Cavour
Thelma Nelson
Ree Heights
Mary J. Bushfield
Brownell Sedam
Mary Fuller
C. P. Warren
J. E. Perkins
Highmore
C. J. Schilling
Miter
Britton
Huron Leaders Speak at Yale Commercial Club Meeting
Newly elected President Alton Gaughran led the Commercial Club meeting in Yale with State's Attorney Leo Temmey of Huron discussing community development. Dr. Jay Spink and Paul K. Myers spoke, followed by a banquet and entertainment by the high school girls club and quartet.
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Huron
Yale
Alton Gaughran
Leo A. Temmey
Jay Spink
Paul K. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Muself
C. W. Lemke
Commercial Club
No crime in trying to rescue drowning man Judge rules
Judge Leon Edelman dismisses the case of Joseph Harnois after he waded into Lake Michigan to save a man who had jumped in and drowned. The incident occurred when Harnois crossed a police line in an effort to rescue the victim.
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Chicago
Leon Edelman
Joseph Harnois
Harnois
Lake Michigan
Edelman
Chamber of Commerce forms inquiry on stabilizing employment
The United States Chamber of Commerce named industrialists and financiers to a committee of inquiry to study how business can stabilize employment without government aid. Chairman Henry Harriman leads a panel aiming to spread wages and keep earnings circulating to boost demand and overall business conditions.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce Today
Chamber
Henry Harriman
New England Power Association
George J. Anderson
Consolidation Coal Company
New York City
Willis H. Booth
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Stuart W. Cramer
Cramerton Mills, Inc
Cramerton
North Carolina
Henry H. Denison
Denison Manufacturing Company
Framingham
John H. Fahey
Boston
W. F. Genhart
First Nations Bank
St. Louis
Walter J. Kohler
Kohler Company
Kohler
Wisconsin
Leroy A. Lincoln
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
P. W. Litchfield
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Paul Shoup
Southern Pacific Railway Company
San Francisco
Robert E. Talley
United Verde Copper Company
L. H. D. Weld
McCann Erickson Company
Arthur H. Young
Industrial Relations Counselors, Inc
Julius Barnes
Ripley Recalls 1606 Black Hills Trek With Emerson Hough
Ozark Riz tley, outdoor sports writer and dean of outdoor literary figures, recounts his first trip in 1606 with Emerson Hough into the Black Hills. They traveled in a covered wagon from Nebraska along the Pierre trail to Deadwood before spending time there. Ripley is in the Hills for a three day speaking tour appearing in Belle Fourche Rapid City and Hot Springs.
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Ripley
Rapid City
Ozark
Fire alarm prank leads Rapid City fire response
Early April morning joke by a neighbor sparks a real fire call. W. E. McCain reports a roof fire warning after the prankster tells him his house is on fire. Fire Chief George Scheidt works to trace the first call to the joker's home as firefighters respond.
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Rapid City
Ape
W. EC. McCain
Mir
McCain
Fire Department
George Scheidt
Maclyn Arbuckle Actor Dies at 64 in Waddington
Veteran actor Maclyn Arbuckle died at his home in Waddington after a long illness. He was famed for Sheriff Slim Hoover in The Roundup and Jim Hackler in The County Chairman. Survived by widow Elizabeth Carlisle, no children. Born in Texas, educated in Glasgow, studied law in Boston before turning to the stage.
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Maclyn Arbuckle
Waddington
Slim” Hoover
Jim Hackler
George Ade
Texas
Glasgow
Boston
Sungo
Benjamin Franklin
Elizabeth Carlisle
Accuses Wife Of Painting Trousers In Suit Battle
Frank E. Scott accused his wife Laura of painting stripes on the trousers of his new gray suit. Mrs. Scott denied the charge and said he kept turning the light on and off for four hours, preventing her sleep.
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Chicago
Frank E. Scott
Laura
Divorce action with cross bill filed in superior court
Mira and Scott see a divorce case with a cross bill by the husband both alleging cruelty. Judge Rudolph Desart presides over the proceedings in superior court.
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Mira. Scott
Rudolph Desart
Johnson's Decision Ends Exclusive Club
Washington April 1 The most exclusive congressional club with only two members will disband when Representative Royal C Johnson of South retires from the house in 1932. Johnson and Sorella H Lathuardia of the district are the sole members.
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Johnson
Washington
Royal C. Johnson
South
Sorella H. Lathuardia
World War service records among New York House members
New York and Ohio figures show members who began service before the war, left to fight, then returned to legislative duties. An Ohio figure briefly shared the distinction but did not seek reelection after his term. Weather data note Huren’s average annual precipitation stands at 2.65 inches per year.
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New York
Victor Heints
Ohio
Huren
Weather Bureau
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Wolsey
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Evelyn Laye
Samuel Goldwyn
John Boles
Leon Errol
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Charlie Chase
Paramount News
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Miss Grace
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