Narrow Field In Debate Tourney At Pi Kappa Delta
In Lexington Kentucky on April 4 the tenth biennial Pi Kappa Delta convention saw six teen women teams and 28 men’s teams survive five preliminary debates. Und undefeated women’s squads included Simpson College Indianola Iowa College of the Pacific Stockton California Wichita University Wichita Kansas Hastings Nebraska and more. Men's survivors included Northern Teachers Aberdeen South Dakota State Teachers College Kearney Nebraska Gustavus Adolphus St Peter Minnesota Hastings Nebraska Yankton South Dakota Nebraska Wesleyan Lincoln Eastern State Teachers Madison South Dakota McAleaster St Paul Minnesota Doane College Crete Nebraska Western State College St Thomas St Paul Augustana Sioux Falls South Dakota.
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Lexington
Pi Kap‘pa Delta
National Forensic Fraternity
Simpson College
Indianola
College of the Pacific
Stockton
Calif
Wichita University
Wichita
Man
Hastings
Neb
University of Dubuque
Iowa
Morningside College
Sioux City
Jaz Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Northern Teachers
Aberdeen
S. D
State Teachers College
Kearney
Eastern State Teachers
Madison
5. D
McAleaster College
St Paul
Minn
Doane College
Create
Western State College of St. Thomas
St. Paul
Augustana College
Journal of a Crime stars Ruth Chatterton with Menjou in lead
Amusement notes Ruth Chatterton and Adolphe Menjou headlining the new picture Journal of a Crime. Chatterton plays a sensitive actress drawn into murder amid backstage theater scenes and a Paris setting. Claire Dodd appears as a home wrecker. scenes shift from cafes to Sante Prison. based on Jaques Deval drama. Also mentions You Can't Buy Everything and Sensation Hunters showings in Huron listings.
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Ruth Chatterton
Adolphe Menjou
George Brent
Miss Chattarton
Mr. Menjou
Claire Dodd
Stig
Mery Jou
May Robson
Lewis Stone
Jey Parker
William Uiathewell
HURON
Robert Mongomery
Jewel Inief
London
Scotland Yard
Elizabeth Allan
Arline Diidee
Marion Burns
Pres Foster
Kenneth MacKears
Alcoves
Honey Sauwvie
Lutheran Church
Austin Whittenare
Wudlsesday
Radio Features The Best In Radioland Broadcast Slate
New York April 1 Dr Walter Dammsed 72 plans NBC prep for a frat commercial series. Longtime Music Appreciation Hour conductor will present a declamatory concert on WIZ NBC Monday nights this spring. Dr Frank Be Knox Chicago Daily News publisher broadcasts 9 pm Thursday on WJZ NBC addressing the Columbia Club of Indiana on What is a Republican. Tonight programs include WEATSNBC 7:10 Jack Peart 7:00 Fred Allen Ghosts of Britain 2 Rubinous orchestra. WABC-CBS 7:30 Albert Spalding violin 8:30 Burns and Allen 9:00 Ted Fiorita revue. 6:31 Republican Avedaia Cong. Reedy. WJZ-NBC 6:30 Ramona songs 8:00 Ray Knight’s Cuckoos 6:30 John Charles Thomas 9:00 The Lopez revue. Thursday features new serial Stones of SubCitizens conference on education. ABC-CBS W-Metropolitan Pa 25 The Trans-Atlantic Wiz-NBC 20 Opera Romeo and Juilette La Scala Milan Hairy 3:30 Music Magic in de Telephone.
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PiAr
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NBC
Wiz-Nbc
Frank Be Knox
Chicogo Daily News
Wjz-Nbc
Columbia Club of Indiaqo
Weatsnbc
Jack Peart
Fred Allen
Britain
Rubinous
WABC
CBS
Albert Spalding Vielin
Burns and Allen
Ted Fiorita
Republican Avedaia
Cong
WJZ
Ramona
Ray Knight
John Charles Thomas
Stones of SubCitizens
ABC
CBSW
Metropolitan
Lascala
Milan
Hairy
College Heads Meet At Sioux Falls ILI
Pasek and George Wright represented Huron college at a meeting of independent South Dakota colleges held at All-Bustana college in Sioux Falls. Attending institutions included Augustana Dakota Wesleyan Huron Sioux Falls Yankton. The group discussed a cooperative plan to obtain needed special funds and outlined an intensive program for the coming weeks contacting larger eastern concerns for financial relief. They also reviewed common matters and planned work for the remainder of the current year and the 1984 35 academic year.
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Sioux Falls
Ili
Pasek
George Wright
Huron College
Independent Colleges of
South Dakota
All- Bustana College
Augustana’ College
Dakota Wesleyan
Sioux Fells College
Yankton College
Whittemore Concert Program Announced
Pianist Austin Whittemore will perform at the Wednesday Musicale in the American Lutheran church tomorrow. He plans Bach Prelude and Fugue in G minor, Brahms Intermezzo in B flat minor Op. 117 No. 2 and Rhapsody in B minor Op. 14 No. 1, Chopin Sonata in B flat minor, Schumann Romance in F sharp major, three Schumann etudes, three Chopin etudes, and Fantasie in F minor. Whittemore arrives with Robert Bryan and Vermillion students for spring vacation and will stay with Mr and Mrs Max Royh.
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Austin WhIttemore
American Lutheran Church
Bach
Brahms
Chopin
Schumann
Whittemore
City
Robert Bryan
Huron
Vermillion
Max Royh
Light Inch Snow Falls In Hills
Rapid City residents cleared out after a heavy snowstorm the deepest in over two years. Measured 0.2 inches on the ground with a depth matching January 7, 1992. Storm totals and regional snowfall varied with Newcastle Wyoming 6 inches, Sturgis 15, Spearfish 14, Deadwood 12, Hill City and Custer lower depths, roads reported poor but passable on West River routes.
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Rapid City
Harvey N. Johnson
West River
Hills
Newcastle
Wyo
Sturgis
Spearfish
Deadwood
Hill City
Custer
Hot Springs
School Census Will Start Next Month In Huron
The Huron city school board plans the 1934 census to run May 1 through May 31. Appointed to gather data are Mrs. Harry Kenner, Mrs. Mae Pickell, Mrs. Anna Lynch, and George Pierce. Debate continues on six teachers denied contracts for next year amid petitions from patrons.
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Huron
Bearch
Mira
E. H. Bryan
Harry Kenner
Mae Pickell
Anna Lynch
George Pierce
Report Wounded Men Seen At Bremerton
Three men, two with bandaged heads, were seen Friday near Bremerton after six people were killed at Erland's Point. Mrs Gladys Schreiber described a large man and a green soda as she saw them speed by. Idaho reports a man with severe head lacerations arrested for questioning. Victims named include Frank Flieder and others.
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Bri Ghlon
Wash
Apith den
Erland’s Point
Gladys Schreiber
Navy Yard
May
Seattle
Mrs Peter Enebo Buried At Clark
Funeral services for Mrs Peter Enebo were held at Clark Center Lutheran church Monday at 2 30 in the afternoon. The rites were led by Rev John C Wold with assistants Rev L J Odl and Mrs Enebo died at Watertown Lutheran hospital on Friday March 31. She leaves her husband and three children Ella Huyck Jennie and Harrold Enebo students in the high school.
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Peter Enebo
Clark Clark
Clark Center Lutheran Church
John C. Wold
L. J. Odl
Enebo
Watertown Lutheran Hospital
Ella Huyck
Jennie
Harrold Znebo
Pause Facing Lots Of Work In House Action
Washington April 4 The House, under strain of business, planned to appoint committees to probe alleged charges by Dr Wirt Gary and a Roosevelt brain trust, and to review propaganda and cotton control measures. Debate on the sugar bill and other items proceeded amid tumult as Speaker Rainey was away. Representative Foulkes sparked a row over a five minute speech leading to quorum calls and repeated votes as Sabath sought adjournment.
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Washington
House
Rainey
Wirt
Gary
Roosevelt “Brain Trust
America
Représenta
Tive Jones
Texas
Senate
Sabath
Mllnois
Representative Foulkes
Michigan
Foulkes
al Hots
No 534 Luxury Liner Nears Completion on Clyde
Oscar Leming reports on No 534, a 73,000 ton luxury liner under government aid, to be completed if Cunard White Star merger proceeds. The vessel, 1,018 feet long with three funnels, targets 31 knots and 4,000 passengers, with launch projected in autumn after 15 months of finish work and 2,000 workers beginning the project.
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Oscar Leming
Clydebank
Glasgow
Britain
Atlantic
Mercantile Marine
Clyde
Cunard
White Star
Cunard Company
New York
Europe
Treasury
Normandie
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Chrysler
Bremen
Buckingham Palace
Prediction NRA Will Be Champion Of Farmers
Fred P. Mann of Devils Lake told business men in Fargo that the NRA would become the greatest champion of the farmer and small business enterprise ever developed by any nation. Mann is a member of the National Board of Review of the NRA.
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NRA
Fargo
N. D
Fred P. Mann
Devils Lake
National Board of Review
Huron groups discuss a citywide recreation program
Park board and numerous local organizations including the American Legion and Kiwanis Club convened to plan a comprehensive recreation program for all ages in Huron. The American Legion outlined a broadened junior baseball city league, along with a citywide marble tournament, tennis, diamondball, and other activities for men and women. additional attendees included members from the West Park association, PTA, YWCA, Library, League of Women Voters, Rotary, VFW, and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Dek
Huron
American Legion
Frank J. Staley
Ivan Welch
D. K. Scruby
West Park Association
Hazel Hyde
Washington School PT. As
Harriet Carson
W. C
Margaret Peterson
Children’s Library
D. W. Anderson
League of Women Voters
Leo Bloomberg
Tos H. Luby
Co-Operative Club
R. M. Hess
Wilgon
P. T
Holt Likely Choice For State Democratic Offer
Readers conferred last night on candidates to be offered for indorsement at the state democratic convention opening here today. Hemmy Holt of Grand Forks was regarded as the most probable choice for endorsement by the Minot gathering in North Dakota.
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Holt
Minot
N. D
Hemmy Holt
Grand Forks
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