Bazooka Contest Deadline Shifted for Entries
The Bob Burns Bazooka contest extended entry time to Saturday morning to handle many out of town contestants. Tryouts begin at 9 AM at Legion Hall for solos and duets, with trios and quartets at Washington grade school. Prizes total 51 dollars plus theatre passes, with multiple divisions and autographed Bob Burns photos. Weather contingency indoors, final qualifying announced Saturday evening, parade at 4 PM, mass concert directed by Hans Christensen. Bazookas sell for 15 cents with a one dollar purchase. merchants have 2,500 units for contestants.
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Journey's End to be presented by Campus Players
Rehearsals for Journey's End, the final Campus Players production at Huron College, proceed during commencement week in early June. George and Herbert Stahl expect a ready cast for the WW I era drama set on a dugout front-line, focused on Captain Stanhope and an old friend’s arrival, with a cast list including Crawford, Moxeson, Knapp, Parkes, Trotter, Hofer, and others.
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Hardy
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Amos Hofer
Marvin Traumur
William Tredwas
Robert Harris
Robert Jones
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LeRoy Habesman
Weather And Roads For South Dakota Cities
Weather report from the Associated Press lists high and low temperatures and road conditions for Huron Sioux Falls Brookings Pierre Mitchell Aberdeen Watertown and Yankton. Conditions range from fair to good with scattered cloudiness and light precipitation noted in several locations.
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London Prepares for Coronation as May 12 Looms
London readies for a grand coronation with streets being dressed at a cost of $115,000 and ten billion candle power electric lighting. Three processions on May 12 lead to Westminster Abbey, featuring motorbike police, guards, bands, and the famous eight-horse state coach. Royal guests travel in state landaus while crowds await the king and queen.
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Weather summary and forecasts for region
Weather data shows temperatures and normal month and year to date figures with high and low records. The forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions in Huro and Vicinity with likely showers and mild temperature changes. State forecasts include South Dakota Iowa and parts of TA with unsettled weather and possible showers and little temperature change.
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Girls Leaders Confer In Huron
A series of conferences in Huron during the visit of Miss Marie Aftrieth regional Girl Scouting director and Miss Alice Mulkey from New York City. Sessions included luncheons, council and executive meetings, training camp planning, and a forthcoming regional conference in Bismarck with Hoover and Rittenhouse set to attend.
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Brownie Committee Composed of Mrs. E. Hb, Hanson
Clarepee Walker
Opening Dance at Huron Pavilion Saturday Night
The Huron pavilion opens its sixth annual season with Jack Reams and his eight piece orchestra set to perform Saturday night East of Huron. The pavilion manager praised Reams as a polished Central West act and promised a real treat for locals. Tiny Lille opens Wednesday night dances May 13 followed by Lawrence Welk in early June. The note also recalls that in 1911 only 26 U.S. pilots were certified.
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Rotary talk by Dean Titt to Huron College students
Dean Herbert G. Titt spoke to Huron College students Thursday about his trip to the Nineteenth District Rotary International meeting in Fremont, Nebraska. He noted the organization ranks second only to other civic groups in influence and activity.
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Peace agency drive showcased at conference exhibit
Dean Titt described a church peace campaign with a world reach and a planned peace meeting in France attended by delegates from major nations to foster international harmony. An exhibit of dolls symbolizing friendships among peoples displayed eighty pairs representing men and women aged 2 to 30, while noting thirty thousand gallons of champagne are imported into the United States monthly.
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