Riptide at Huron features Norma Shearer in a modern infidelity tale
In the Huron AMUSEMENTS section, Norma Shearer headlines Riptide showing the conflict of a London wife torn between her husband Herbert Marshall and a tempting romance with Robert Montgomery. Critics praise the performances and visuals, with the film labeled popular and well mounted.
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Norma Shearer
Norma
Lady Rexford
Herbert Marshall
America
England
Rexford
Milady
New York
Cannes
Patrick Campbell
Robert Montgomery
U.S.A
Robert
Lord Rexford
Milord
Montgomery
Rexfords
Minneapolis Journal
Time Magazine
New York Times
Mr. Marshall
Miss Shearer
Mr. Montgomery
Best in Radioland features from Royal Institute meeting
Radio preview lists programs on WEAF WABC WJZ and WIZ NBC CBS for Friday through Saturday. Highlights include U S Ambassador Robert Bingham and Premier Ramsey MacDonald speaking at Chatham House with broadcasts from London. Schedule notes Penn Relays and Arion Singing Society events among others.
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New York
Royal Institute For International Affairs
Society
London
Wabc-Cbs
U. S
Robert Bingham
Ramsey MacDonald
Great Britain
Chatham House
Downing Street
WEAF
NBC
Tessica Dragoretty
Pie
Pat
Jack Benny
Metropolitan Ball
WABC
CBS
Jimmy Kemper
Emery Deutsch
Jack Whiting
WJZ
Shutta
O'Keefe
Phil Baker
Fiske University
Ilbo
Tom Gentry
Penn
Sir Arthur Eddington
Arion Singing Society
Oregon
Bob. Ripley
WIZ
NEC
England
Virginia
Musical Program At Miller School In Miller April 27
A musical program was presented in the municipal auditorium directed by Miss Eyeha Mitchell. Students Opal Dinneston Caro Kramer Beatrice Hurley Minnie Loken Claire Murphy Maxine Smith and Theodore Nickisch participated. Gloria Jean Fox crowned May queen presiding over May Pole dance and song by fifth and sixth graders. Lois Froland led sixth grade in the final tally while first and third grades won the last count. Large audience attended with local readers.
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Miller Miller
Municipal Auditorium
Eyeha Mitchell
Pratle School
Opal Dinneston
Caro Kramer
Beatrice Hurley
Minnie Loken
Claire Murphy
Maxine Smith
Theodore Nickisch
Gloria Jean Fox
Gloria Jean
Lois Froland
Frst
Poison Bait Plan Cited To Combat Grasshopper Plague
George S. Gilbertson of South Dakota State College outlines a poison bran mash program to combat grasshopper outbreaks. He cites past successes in Montana Minnesota and outlines a formula 60 pounds bran 20 pounds sawdust 15 pounds molasses 5 pounds arsenic plus water for mixing to spread the bait widely.
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Padin
Wilk
South Dakota
Clares George S. Gilbertson
Department of Entomology
South Dakota State College
Montana
Minnesota
Women Teachers At Forestburg Entertain Guests
Forestburg teachers of the public school entertained the school board and wives along with male teachers at the Inve Starr home. The event featured bridge play and a luncheon to close the evening.
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Forestburg
Inve Starr
Vermillion Vesper Services To Air Regularly On KUSD
Vermillion ministers will lead vesper services as a regular feature of KUSD radio broadcasts from the University. The April 27 program launches a new schedule highlighting religious services on campus airwaves.
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Ministers of Vermillion
KUSD
University
Motor Fee Law Brings Revenue in South Dakota
South Dakota reports $195 147 97 revenue from the motor carrier compensation law in nine months of operation. Secretary of State Myrtle Morrison notes the 1933 law, effective July 1, adopts highway use fees for trucks and buses alongside regular licenses. Nine months July 1 to March 1 shows $177 415 41 intrastate and $17 182 56 interstate. 95 percent to highway department, 5 percent to motor vehicle for administration.
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State Highway Department
Motor Vehicle Department
Minnehaha
Beadle
Davison
Brown
Morrison
State railroad commission faces litigation over compensation fee law
State officials warn that a court challenge to the compensation fee law could curb revenue significantly. The dispute involves how fees are administered and the impact on state rail operations and finances.
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State Railroad Commission
Drake Freed on Manslaughter Acquittal in County Court
Cecil Drake a 23 year old Hasken county rancher was acquitted by a circuit court jury of first degree manslaughter in the death of 58 year old rancher Harry Radway. Radway died Oct 10 after an altercation in which Drake said he acted in self defense. The jury deliberated several hours before reaching the verdict.
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Drake
PHILP
Cecil Drake
Hasken County
Harry Radway
Radway
Vilas to Attend Race Commission Meeting in Kentucky
Pierre official Fred L. Vilas chairman of the South Dakota racing commission will join the National Association of Racing Commissions in Lexington Kentucky on May 7. The group includes officials from 11 states with legalized parimutuel betting on horse races. Vilas will also be in Louisville for the Kentucky Derby May…
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Vilas
Pierre
Fred L. Vilas
South Dakota Racing Commission
National Association of Racing Commissions
Lexington
Louisville
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