New State Theatre Opens In Huron With Elegant Design
The State theatre in Huron opens tomorrow night featuring The Tip Off with Eddie Quillen Robert Armstrong and Ginger Rogers plus a comedy cartoon and news reel. The 435 seat auditorium emphasizes comfort and acoustics with air cushion seats teak paneling and a Spanish influenced décor.
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Ginger Rogers
State Theatre
Huron
Eddie Quillen
Robert Armstrong
RKO Pathe
J. B. Shearer
Theatre installs large grandeur screen for 3D viewing
Otto Nielson decorated Interia. The management selected a new grandeur type screen the largest for a theatre of this size in the state. It measures 28 by 12 feet and provides equal sightlines for front and rear seats. Manager Shearer, formerly of Rapid City and Park Rapids, MN, notes his experience.
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Otto Nielson
Interia
Third Dimension
Shearer
Huron
Rapid City
Park Rapids
Minn
Butte County Seeks Opinion on Three Commissioner Plan
Butte County faces a redistricting clash as voters head to the May 2 primary. State’s Attorney C P Seward will seek an attorney general opinion on whether a three commissioner board can be redistricted by the current five member board and whether two incumbent commissioners would remain until January or exit now. If the plan fails, court action is expected to finalize redistricting. Eastern county residents oppose the plan, with petitions near 500 signatures urging submission at the primary.
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Belle Foquache
Butte County
Atorney C. P. Seward
Seward
Duditer
Train Derailment Kills Two In South Bend Michigan
Maple Leaf passenger train from Montreal to Chicago derailed in South Bend. Engineer James Groves and fireman Schinning, both of Battle Creek Michigan, were killed by scalding. Two others injured were Marshall Bradburn, 5, and his father, asleep in a house struck by a baggage car. Mrs Bradburn uninjured. Police and volunteers searched the wreckage for more victims.
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South Bend
James Groves
Schinning
Battle Creek
Mich
Maple Leaf
Grand Trunk Railroad
Montreal
Chicago
Marshall Bradburn
Marshall
Bradburn
Rally Planned for Youth in Prohibition Meeting
Youth in the city are invited to a special youth rally May 4 and 5 conducted by Allied Campaigners advocating the 18th amendment. A youth banquet at 6:00 p.m. May 4 at the Presbyterian church will feature Harold Singer, executive secretary of the Campaigners and Allied Youth.
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Alfred Trenerry
Harold Singer
Presbyterian Church
Singer
Allied Youth
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Oklahoma
Mid-West
International Society of Christian Endeavoor
Bank of Hot Springs Depositors to Get 10 Percent Dividend
The state banking department has begun steps to pay depositors of the closed Bank of Hot Springs a ten percent dividend. The payout will be the first for the bank's creditors, totaling about $60,000.
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Pierre
State Banking Department
Bank of
Hot Springs
Lechridge Elected Rotary President in Huron
The Rev. Frank E Lechridge pastor of the Methodist Epiphurch was elected president of Huron Rotary by the new board. C B Dickingon named secretary and retiring president Py W F R Wherton becomes vice president starting July 1. Directors include E J Calendine George Starring Lewis Benson B B McKlaskey and B E Beach.
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Lechridge
Rotary
Frank E.lechridge
Methodist Epichurch
Huron Rotary Club
C. B. Dickingon
Py. W. F. R. Wherton
Lachridge and Wharton
E. J. . Calendine
George Starring
Lewis Benson
B. McClaskey
B. E. Beach
Farm groups laud Norbeck for staying in Washington
A commendation from National Grange, Farmers Union and Farm Bureau leaders praises Senator Peter Norbeck for remaining in Washington to work on farm legislation while his South Dakota re election bid proceeds. The letter cites public duty and ongoing farm policy effort.
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Peter Norbeck
Washington
South Dakota
Fred Brenckman
National Grange
John A. Simpson
Farmer's Union
Edward A. O'Neal
Farm Bureau Federation
Facts Show That Advertising Pays
SCHENECTADY N Y April T Gilbert Hodges president of the Advertising Federation of America cites a 17 year study of 120 corporations. Sixty raised advertising spending during depressions, boosting assets and profits, while the other sixty cut back and declined in importance. The contrasting results are offered as proof that persistent advertising pays even in hard times.
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Schenectady
Gilbert T. Hodges
Hodges
Advertising Federation of America
America
Bank Examiner Killed in South Dakota Smashup
SIOUX FALLS April 28 Walter D Ward 44 banker in charge of Maux Falls Trust and Savings Bank was killed last night when his car veered into a ditch between Bridgewater and Mitchell Details of the accident were scarce but it was believed Ward had been returning to Sioux Falls after visiting a farm known as The Ranch
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Sioux Falls
Walter d. Ward
Sioux Falls banker dies. body found on James River
Joseph Ward, former Watertown bank auditor now in Sioux Falls since 1924, is found dead near Dimock by foreman Joseph Mader of The Ranch. Ward leaves a widow and a son. In Moscow, the Soviet second five year plan targets mass music production with millions of gramophones and records planned by 1938.
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Uated
James River
Dimock
Joseph Mader
Ward
Stat Banking Department
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Moscow
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