State Theatre Revival Week Promises Motion Picture History
Amusements note the State Theatre Revival Week running May 23 to May 29 with shows including Outcast, Women of Guinwar, and The Crime Nobody Law. Descriptions highlight William as a physician in Outcast and Karen Morley as the love-interest, plus cast details and local theater notices from Huron.
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Gut
Warren
William
Huron
Renaceuy
Karen Morley
Willian
Lewis Stone
Women of
Guinwar
Melvyn Doulas
Sick
Mob Victims Warren William in Outcast at Huron Theater
Karen Morley fans a mob against Warren William believing him guilty of murder in the film Outcast, showing at Huron theater tomorrow.
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Warren William
Karen Morley
Huron Theater
Coronation Broadcast Plans Highlight May 12 Event
A radio schedule era outlines networks NBC CBS and WABC presenting coronation coverage for King George and Queen Elizabeth on May 12 with pre events on May 1 and May 6. The lineup includes musical programs dramas comedies and news across stations from New York and Pittsburgh to Chicago with performers such as Jessica Dragonette and Beatrice Lilli plus Paris and London broadcasts.
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New York
George
Elizabeth
Hollywood
NBC
Wiese
Mitting Uri How Lige
Mien
Lary Ludlow
Wayne Kings
Fred Alten
National Symphons Erchesutas
CBS
Cavalcide of
America
Murray Anch
Ily Pans
Jessica Dragonette
Babe Ruth
Sir
Beatrice Lilli
Wk Bick String Symphony
Ainstrels
al Osborne
Maj Bowes Hour to Floyd Gibbons and 1940s radio listings
Radio schedule fragment listing hour by hour programs and hosts. Includes Maj Bowes Hour, The March of Time, Isham Jones and Orchestra, Vincent Lopez, Red Nichols, Anson Weeks, and Berlin segments. Mentions broadcasts to Eastern U S, Schenectady, and London with varied orchestras and talks.
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Maj
Bowes
B.O
Floyd Gibbons
Happy Pellan
Isham Jones
Anson Weeks
Russell Bros Circus to Exhibit in Huron May 14
Russell Bros. Circus will set up on North Fourth Street in Huron on Friday May 14. Agents tout the show as including horses elephants camels and aerialists with a modern presentation, large tents, and sensational novelties aimed at today’s circus audience.
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Citcty
Circus
Russell Bros. Circus
Huron
North Fourth Street
Russell
Smeries
Advimee
Kent
Times
Soil Holding Grasses Used in Erosion Control
The Soil Conservation Service emphasized seeding grasses that maximize sod cover to control erosion and reduce water loss. For the Wolsey Shoe Creek area, Western wheatgrass crested wheatgrass and bromegrass stood out as most effective for erosion control on cooperating farms.
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Soil Conservation Service
Rave
Wolsey Shoe Creek
Lang To Head Library Board
Lang to head Hu Ron city library board after last night election at the April meeting. He succeeds C B Dickinson who resigned months ago and was replaced by RK M Russell. Other members are Mrs J M Jonason, Miss Gertrude Null and William Plummer. State library association convention set for October with plans for a featured speaker.
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J. Lang
Huron City
Lang
C. B. Dickinson
Dickinson
RK M Russell
J. M. Jonason
Gertrude Null
William Plummer
South Dakota Library Association
Report Says Tenant Farmer In Minority
The National Association of Manufacturers culture committee released a statement on April 28 claiming tenant farmers are a minority in rural areas. It cites a survey placing real farm tenants at 24 percent of U S farmers, 15 percent excluding kinfolk rentals, and notes the South hosts most tenancy with 1 831 475 of 2 865 155 farmers rented soil. The report rejects tenancy as a low mood phenomenon and says tenancy rise since 1930 is not as pronounced as ownership growth.
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New York
Ex Culture
National Association of Manufacturers
United States
South
America
Fasting mountaineer Whitlow may reach ten days more
Dr. R E Standifer said Jackson Whitlow could last about ten more days even if he does not hear a call from the Lord to end the fast. The Dunlap physician noted Whitlow needs medical care when he eats and warned it would be dangerous to eat without supervision. Whitlow, a 47 year old trapper, began fasting at 137 pounds and has slipped toward 87 pounds.
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Stooping Oak
Tenn
R. E. Standifer
Jackson Whitlow
Dunlap
Whitlow
Standifer
Song writer found dead in Hollywood hotel room
Hollywood April 28 P-Vincent Bevan a renowned songwriter of three decades was found dead in his hotel room by his wife. He once earned about $50 000 yearly from music and authored hits including In My Merry Automobile Tammany and Is It a Sin.
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Hollywood
Vincent Bevan
Bryar
Grasshopper Damage Expected To Be Light In South Dakota
Prof M Saverin an entomologist at State College predicted South Dakota will see little grasshopper damage this year due to abundant eastern moisture and plentiful forage. He noted grasshoppers persist in prairie areas but with ample feed they cause minimal crop damage. surveys show few eggs laid and only scattered local infestations anticipated.
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M. ©. Meverin
State College
South Dakota
Saverin
Anis
Priests Given Prison Terms In Nazi Germany Treason Case
Berlin authorities sentenced three Catholic chaplains and one lay brother to terms ranging from 11 months to 11 years for alleged attempts to form a United Catholic Communist front against the Nazis. In Coblenz, a lay Brother received 30 months with three years civil rights loss for immorality. Several others were acquitted or given lesser penalties.
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Berlin
Hugh
Joseph Rossaint
Eugen
Montebourer Brothers of Mercy
Bonn
Essen
Dusseldorf
Franz Sieber
Catholic Young Men's Association
Hermann Juelich
Jaquith Seeks Reduction of Law Suspension
Norman Jaquith Vermillion attorney asks South Dakota Supreme Court to reduce a six month suspension for unprofessional conduct. He appeared at a Tuesday hearing and seeks a shortened period ending July 1. The high court is reviewing the case as part of the disciplinary action.
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Pierre
Norman Jaquith
Vermillion
South Dakota
State Supreme Court
Jaquith
Former British Air Secretary dies at 61 in Sunbury
Captain Frederick Edward Guest, former secretary of state for air, died of pleurisy today at Sunbury on Thames. He was 61 and father to American polo player Winston Guest, an international player. Guest was a noted aviator and big game hunter and cousin to Winston Churchill.
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London
Frederick Edward Guest
Air
Sunbury-on-Thames
Heo
Winston Guest
Captain Guest
Winston Churchill
Bazooka Contest Deadline Nearing
Deadline approaches for Wing entries in the Chamber of Commerce Bazooka contest. Mayday entries must reach Bazooka headquarters by Thursday night. Preliminary rounds Saturday divide between Washington grade school and Legion hall with finals at J. W. Campbell park. Parade through the business district Saturday afternoon ends with a mass concert directed by Hans Christensen. Bazookas available at 15 cents with additional merchandise offer. 2 cents otherwise. Directors G. & Martin and A. Lang lead eliminations and finals with Hans Christensen handling the music.
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Chamber of Commerse
Bob
J. W. Campbell Park
Hans Christensen
G. & Martin
Bazooka Lay
A. Lang
Hans
Christensen
Bazooka Day Contest Entry Notice for May 1
Entry is submitted for the Chamber of Commerce Bazooka Day contest on Saturday May 1 in a specified division. Participant agrees to take part in the bazooka parade at 4 p m and the massed concert at J W Campbell Park at 7 30 p m same day.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Campbell Park
TEST CHAIRMAN ADDRESS OF HUBRON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
NOTE says to address to TEST CHAIRMAN care of the Huron Chamber of Commerce by o clock on the evening of Thursday April 23. The fragment mentions a child entrant and a parent's name if applicable.
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Huron Chamber of Commerce
Huron Kiwanians to Attend Redfield Joint Club Meet
Huron Kiwanis members plan an evening trip to Redfield for a joint gathering with Aberdeen and Redfield clubs. A 4 o clock dinner opens the event followed by a business session to discuss plans for the district Kiwanis meeting at Aberdeen this summer. Huron’s delegation is led by president H. H. Cook with secretary John Claymore and treasurer H. C. Whaley aboard.
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Redfield
Aberdeen
Huron
Glang
Kiwanis
H. H. Cook
John Claymore
H. C. Whaley
Rail transfer pits three young financiers atop Van Sweringen kingdom
New York April 26 three relatively unknown financiers told they will control the Van Sweringen railroad empire after buying George A Ball and Mid America interests. The Interstate Commerce Commission will review the 28 000 mile system sale to Robert Young Frank Kolbe and Allen Kirby with a Wheeler Senate inquiry promised into holding company dealings. Sale price about 8 million dollars.
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New York
van ‘Sweringen
0. P
M. J. van Sweringen
Robert R. Young
Frank F. Kolbe
New York Stock Exchange Partners
Senate
Wheeler
Gravely Injured In Sioux Falls Mishap
Sioux Falls teen Orvilla Quincy 19 remained in serious condition at a local hospital after being struck by a car Monday night. Driver J B Miller 44 of Centerville faced police inquiry following the incident.
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Sioux Falls
Orvilla Quincy
J. B. Miller
Centerville
Quincy
Rotary District 19 Divided Elects New Governors
In Fremont Nebraska on April 28 Rotary International elected new governors for the divided 19th district. Charles N Cadwallader of Lincoln defeated Seymour S Sidner of Fremont for district governorship while Frederick W Minty of Rapid City was unopposed in District A retiring governor L D Phelan of Aberdeen. The reorganization splits Nebraska clubs into 19 B with South Dakota and western Iowa in 19 A. The next convention city will be chosen, with North Platte favored over Sioux City. A governor's ball closed the conference and Dr Guy E Catshall spoke as guest.
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Fremont
Neb
Frederick W. Minty
Rapid City
S. D
Charles N. Cadwallader
Lincoln
Rotary International
Cadwallader
Seymour S. Sidener
Dr. Minty
A. L. D. Phelan
Aberdeen
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
North Platte
Sioux City
Guy E. Catshall
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Ray Doherty
Round the World Air Service Becomes Reality
The Hongkong clipper arrived from Manila today marking the first regular flight between Hong Kong and Manila and closing a 700 mile gap in the America Asia service. The route completes a world encircling chain, enabling a circumnavigation in under a month on scheduled commercial planes.
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Hongkong
Manila
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