The Spy Ring at State Theatre in Huron this week
Death strikes twice as The Spy Ring shows Wednesday and Thursday at the State Theatre in Huron. Capt. Scott is killed after inventing a portable anti aircraft device. spies, love triangles, and a daring escape drive this wartime thriller with a cast including Jane Carleton Leon Ames Ray Mason and Robert Warwick.
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Scott
Philip Trent
Todd Hayden
Cwilliam Hall
Washington, D.C
Monteres
Calif
Jeat Bruce
Jane Carleton
Frank Denton
Leon Ames
Paul Douglas
Ray Mason
Jessa
Denson
Douglas
Jean
Todd
Eliayane Wyman
Col. Burdette
Robert Warwick
Wilel Clyilia Denton
Berton
Juan
Paul Kilt
Elaine
Todd Au
Jackie Coogan Sues His Parents Over Fortunes and Heir Rights
Child star Jackie Coogan sues his mother and stepfather in Los Angeles alleging mismanagement of earnings from his film career. He claims to have received only a small amount from his 1930s work while asserting his parents profited, with attorney statements and past earnings detailed. Coogan cites his long screen career from Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid through 17 films and disputes control over his money amid claims of outside influence.
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Los Angeles
Cowan
the & Rags
Taio
Coogan
Aid
Betty’ Grable
Big Mather
Arey Xudvud
Arthur Bernstein
Jwlel Hia
Ming
Arthur
Thaglos J. Katz
Bernsteinyized
Cougim
Ariel Mee
Jackie Sai
Bernstein
Hurtinter
Hla
Coga
Imo
Charlie Chaplin
Haley Vht
Fran
the Kid
North Dakota High Court Upholds Sunday Sales Ban
The North Dakota Supreme Court reversed a Morton County district court ruling and upheld Irving Young’s conviction for violating the 1085 prohibition on Saturday beer sales. The decision cites the old law remains in effect to prevent municipal or county actions from implying liquor sale authority.
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N. D
Bismarck
Morton County
Ie Justier
Irving Young
Counisel
Ricky Givina
Supreme Court
Rene Taat
Inland Steel Faces Board Challenge From SWOC
Inland Steel and the Little Steel group confront a National Labor Relations Board order regarding collective bargaining rights. SWOC fights Republic Steel Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet in a lengthy dispute tied to previous strikes over contract terms. The case involves Leonard C. Bajork, regional director, and potential appeals to federal courts. The matter dates to April and centers on whether Inland Steel will comply with the board’s mandate.
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Caicaga
Jafar Steel Company
Little Steel
Hiranis
Gould
CIO Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Aes
SWOC
Ise
Republic ‘Steel
Bethlehem Steel
The
Youngs
Iaue
Leonard C. Bajork
Insane
Salds
Willy the Buare
Ballard
United States
Diescuit Court of Apply
U S D to Graduate 5 Magna Cum Laude
The University of South Dakota honors five seniors with Magna Cum Laude. Criteria include a 915 percent average for the first three and a half years and satisfactory departmental exams. Honorees include Aanes Cassidy English Lake Andes Bunnie Tier English Beresford chemistry John Greene government and Max Twie.
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Unity of South Dakota
C. C. Josay
Shederts
Studs
Aanes Cassidy
Lake Andes
Bunnie Tier
Wed
Englian
Fander
Beresford
John Greene
Vermillion
Government
Max Twie
Sika! Journals
Plan Education Program on AAA in Minnesota event
County and township farm lead members direct application of the agricultural adjustment act today. Charles Stickney of Clear Lake, new chairman of the Minnesota Agricultural Conservation Committee, led the meeting. About 3,000 farmers from Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the Dakotas attended with Claude Wickard and Tay ML Green present.
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ST. Paul
Charles Stickney
Clear Lake
Minn
Minnesota Agricolt Conservation
Y S. Muir
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Claude &. Wickard
AAA
Adistator
Tay ML Green
Wash- Ron
Federal Crop Tnesurance Corporation
Jurisdiction Vote Looms In Strike In Duluth
In Duluth Minnesota the possibility of an election to determine union jurisdiction looms as workers and management await arrival of Robert J. Wiener from the national labor relations board. Negotiations were interrupted after the office workers union tied to the AFL left and the Guild pressed for a shop policy.
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Suluth
Minn
Duluth Herald
News-Tribune
Wis Seenedy
Robert J. Wiener
National Labor Relations Board
Office Work
American Federation of Labor
Lake Superior
CIO
Ofice
Wtion
Townsend to Begin Jail Term This Week
Francis E Townsend founder of the old age pension movement said he would travel to Washington later this week to begin a 30 day jail sentence for contempt of a congressional committee. The Supreme Court declined to review a lower court decision fining him $3100. Townsend claimed he could not pay the fine and defended his pension plea amid disputes over the hearings.
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Townsend
San Tranciscoq
Francis E. Townsend
Old Age Pension Movement
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
House of Representes
Disease Control Program Delayed By Anthrax Outbreak
In eastern South Dakota and northwestern Iowa last year an anthrax outbreak among livestock disrupted tuberculosis and Bang's disease control elsewhere. Dr. John R. Mohler testified to the House appropriations committee that personnel were shifted from TB and Bang’s disease areas to anthrax control. He supported a $1,803,000 appropriation for next fiscal year to fight tuberculosis and Bang’s disease, noting an unexpended balance of about $600,000 remains for this work.
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Wearington
South Dakota
Iowa
Bang
John R. Mohler
Uhe
House
Agriculture Department
Mohiyr
Seek Funds For Farm Tenancy
Federal aid proposals would allot amounts from 1,375,568 to 139 for farm tenants to purchase shell homes. House hearings show a nearly 15 million request for farm journeys and additional 7 million for forest road projects. Details list Minnesota 823,148 and Wisconsin, California, and North Dakota figures among others.
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Washington
Texas
District of Canaoa
Minnesma
Ebyasika
South Dakota
Wiscons
California
North Dakos
House Committee On
Ure
Norcrosy
Service
Gilves
Wichipan
Resota
Dukawa
Norcrass
Mexico prepares reply to British notes on expropriated oil
Mexico City reports it will answer two British notes demanding the return of expropriated oil properties. Observers expect a negative response and speculate Britain may use economic retaliation. The United States previously protested and sought clarification on how Mexico would pay for the properties.
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Mexico
Britain
Mexico City
United States
Josephus Daniels
Weather summary for Huron and nearby regions
Weather data shows temperature extremes with highest and lowest records to date and precipitation totals for the month and year. Forecasts call for considerable cloudiness tonight and Wednesday with minimal temperature change in some areas, cooler in extreme southwest portions, and variable conditions across Minnesota and South Dakota with overall mild to cool trends.
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Huron
Vieiniy
South Dakota
Minnesota
Gas production could rise in Pierre Fort Pierre area
A state geological survey reports potential to materially boost natural gas output in the Pierre Fort Pierre region. It notes horizons not yet penetrated in 5,000 feet of sediments and says only a comprehensive drilling program can confirm gas or oil presence, with best test-well sites identified.
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Rothrock
Contest Letters In Hands Of Judges
Six Ighers on tie isuranes written by Sowh Dakon high school students in the contest sponsored by the royal ane stite assuchions of Tife underwriters. Submitted to judges for final appraich. The judges are Judge H. BL Rudolph J. P. Hines and YJ. Dunn to select three best haters. Prizes: 10 to the writer of the best letter 5 for second 2.5 for third. First prize letter from South Dakota to be entered in the national competition. Also note: A newborn son born April 7 at Faulkion hospital to Mr and Mrs L. in Orient.
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Sowh Dakon High School
Royal Ane Stite Assuchions
Tife
A. W. Palm
Huron
South Dakota Association of Life
H. BL. Rudolph
State
Supreme Cour
J. P. Hines
Radio Networks Plan Big League Previews For 1938 Season
Three networks outline Sunday and Monday night previews with a dense lineup of musical variety, dramatic features, and comedy. Programs include WEAF NBC features Johnny and Russ Morgan, Fibber McGee, and Tales of Great Rivers. WABC CBS presents Edward G Robinson and Benny Goodman, plus Ja Jolson, Al Pearce, and more. WJZ NBC includes Mr Keen, Have Happened, and Alias Jimmy Valentine amid description of post office activities. Additional segments cover Your Health Program, Vic Sade, and The Living Cod series, with numerous orchestras and variety acts announced.
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WEAF
NBC
Johnny and
Russ Morgan
Fibber McGee
Mississiaph
WABC
CBS
Edward G. Robinson
Tim AL Jolson
al Pearce
Jimmy Valentine
Vic Sade
Curtis
Cathedral of All Saints
Wilde
Maurice Spitsing
Dewitt M. Emory
Amos
Andy
Bai
Ih. Burbig
Happy Jaci
Tommy Dorsey Creche
Fred Allen
K. Kyser
Dick Gasperte Orchesa
Amosay
Horace Heid
Andy Kirk
Jus Entertainment
Chicago
America
Barry Wood
Ben Bernie
Lada
Grace Moore
Waord
FPA
the Gang Busters
Edgar A
Inele Shannen
l—Bennay Goodman Orchestra
Just
Len Wertuinmnent
Hitchcock High School Music Groups Shine At District Contest
Hitchcock High School and community praised the Bluejays for superior ratings in band girls glee club and woodwind quartet with soloists also earning high marks. Preparations are planned to send the glee club sextet and top soloists to the state contest in Yakton next week. St Lawrence edged the Bluejays 42 to 45 for the sweepstakes trophy.
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Apungula
Apr
Hitchcock High School
Weesingtor Springs
Bluejays
Superior
paod_ Drusilla Wright
Walter Kreimin
Tbs
Amy Wright
Rex Philips
Keith Tanner
Yakton
St. Lawrence High School
St. Lawrence
Hold Burial Rites For Herbert Buss
Burial services were held in the church for Herbert C. Buss who died after a heart ailment. He passed away at a Red Cross hospital Saturday evening. He leaves a widow and two daughters Meredith and Virginian, plus a brother and parents.
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Herbert C. Buss
Rockhum Lage
Rockita
Meredith
Virginian
Erwin Truss
Charles Buss
Faribault
Mins
Home for holidays orient Easter vacation students at NS Teachers College
Gene vieve Wolek Oscar Hagen Robert and Sheldon Holt, students at Northern State Teachers College, spend a week’s Easter vacation at their respective homes. Miss Mary Welch of West Ike Indiana arrived for a visit with the Welch family, accompanied by her granddaughter Charmaine who had visited relatives in Iowa.
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Orient
Genevieve ,Wolek
Oscar Hagen
Robert
Sheldon Holt
Northern State Teachers College
Blunt
Mary ' Welch
West'Ike, In
Mear
Ada Welch
Charmaine
Towa
Illinois Democrats head to polls in clash for party control
Illinois voters faced a pivotal Democratic primary as the Chicago machine led by Mayor Edward J. Kelly battled Governor Henry Horner’s downstate faction. Key races included U.S. Senate and assembly seats with turnout expected from 1.0 to 2.5 million. endorsements favored Lucas of Havana by Horner and Ince of Chicago by Kelly.
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Illinois
Kelly
Horner
Chicago
Democratic Party
Winois
Cook County
Agea
U. S
Scott W. Lucas
Havana
Senate
Dieterich
Roosevelt
Grote
Rechard J. Lyons
Libertyville
United States
Walsh Paintings In Exhibit At Minneapolis Galleries
Brookings April 12 The Bord Art galleries in Minneapolis will display 125 pictures in a State College Art Club exhibit beginning April 2. Works include Grigind pieces by South Dakota artists Gretta Corkins Spearfish Horace Weumner Reliance and J P Walsh. Auron also to be shown.
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United States Army
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Tonegut Huron
Oxford
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Griffith Jones
Vivian Leigh
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Cheeckers
Jane Withers
Stuart Erwin
Una Merkel
Marvin Stephens
Frank Robert Youns
Mary Astory Oliver
Florence Rice
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Jackie Coogan
Palghtel
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Mra
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Inland Steel Maps
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