Two Previews Seen at State Theatre This Week
In Huron the State theatre showcased two new pictures. Bonita Granville leads The Beloved Brat, a study of wealth and ruined adolescence culminating in a corrective school sentence. The second film, Guild is Where You Find It, blends California boosterism with a romance amid 1873 mining clashes.
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State
State Theatre
Bonita Granville
Stes Adulin
Miss Granville
Dolores Costello
Donald Crisp
Guild
Chamber-of-Commerce-Hearst
California
Claude Rains
George Brent
Brent
Olivia de Haviland
Rains
California Fruit Growers Association
Rebels Abandon Offensive As Rain Delays In Spain
Rebels claim their six week offensive in eastern Spain is abandoned amid rain and skepticism from observers. Government forces report limited advances from the Pyrenees to Tortosa with heavy activity along the Ebro and Tremp areas. Dispatches from Barcelona cite two insurgent assaults repelled with losses, while analysts note weather and logistics hinder both sides as fighting remains indecisive.
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Hendaye
Franco
Spanish
Spain
Teruel
Mediterranean
Tortosa
Pyrenees
Ebro
Tortora
Tremp Svetor
Barcelona
Alambra
Teruch
Genral Frantos
Catalonia
Chinese push stalls Japanese on 0 mile front in China
Chinese forces in Shan provinces hold a stubborn line near Pihsien Taierheliwang and Tancheng as Japan presses toward the Lunghai Railway. Observers note fresh Chinese regiments bolster the defense while Japan gains only yards daily after nine days of fighting since Lind.
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Pan
Hirohito
Shaning
Toietehwang
Pihsien
Taierheliwang
Tancheng
Yi River
Lind
Lunghai
China
Mrs M Hasvold Named PTA Head
About 70 registered at the St Lawrence district PTA conference held in the St Lawrence school gym on April 28. Mrs Morris P Hasvold of St Lawrence was named district president with R A Hyde of Huron as vice president and R E Andersen of Miller as secretary and G D Van Dyke of Huron as treasurer.
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ST. Lawrence
St. Lawrence School
J. C. Lepler
Watertown
Julius Johannsen
Sander Tollefson
Lupi A. Jang
Alfred Trenerry
Haron
Gertrude Flyte
Stabilization Of Industry Studied In Washington
John W. Hanes, security commissioner and adviser, advocates a national balance sheet for industry to stabilize production and employment. The plan, aimed at balancing output with expected demand, is being studied by 16 bankers and executives. Roosevelt denies an inner council but considers business input on economic problems. The Justice Department vows full publicity for future anti trust cases to guide business. Conservative senators push to place public works under Jesse Jones rather than Ickes. Roosevelt finishes an anti monopoly message for Congress.
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Washington
John W. Hanes
Securiier
Hanes
Roosevelt
Justice Department
Senate
Jesse Jones
Recanate Bette Finance Corporation
Ickes
PWA
FDR
Congress
Thurman W. Arnold
New York
America
New Deal
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Vaughn Granted 24 Hour Stay Before Execution
Huntsville Texas April 26 John W Vaughn condemned killer who twice escaped the electric chair received a 24 hour reprieve from Gov James V Allred amid a sanity hearing move Judge Fountain Kirby ordered a halt to executions until a court could rule on Vaughns sanity The reprieve followed the board of pardons and paroles recommendation noting Kirby lacked jurisdiction In contrast Ny Banks another condemned man awaiting a delay died on schedule after the chair failed to function previously
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Huntsville
Tex
John W. Vaughn
James V.alfred
Fountain Kirby
Groesbeck
Vaughn
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Fmal
Weather Summary and Adams Labels Jensen as New Dealer
Weather notes forecast fair conditions across South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa with warmer Saturday after a cooler night. In Sioux Falls Adams of Sisseton ridiculed Governor Jensen as a New Dealer and accused him of using state government for personal political gain while breaking promises.
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South Dakota
Central
Minnesota
Adams
Jensen
Sioux Falls
al’ Adams
Sisseton
Leslie Jensen
Limeton
One-Pupil Mountain School Offers Summer Teaching Post
In Townsend Montana a remote Walled Mountain school lists a paid summer teaching opportunity for a single pupil. The term runs May 2 to early September, offering a rare rural education job in a unique, sparsely populated setting. Grace Dutton faces speeding charges in Pocatello Idaho, claiming she was learning to drive. The judge notes haste costs $15 plus a $2.50 fine for driving without a permit.
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Pocatellg
Idaho
Grace Dutton
Retailers Meet To Discuss Tuesday Special Election
The Chamber of Commerce retail division plans a 7:30 PM meeting at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel to discuss Tuesday's municipal election and a proposed $125,000 bond issue for a new city auditorium. Gassman announced the gathering and urged nonmembers to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
G. V. Gassman
Marvin Hughitt
Gassman
Chambers
Ford Sentences Puzzling Says Leaders Putting One Over
Henry Ford, after a two hour talk with President Roosevelt, spoke to publishers and reporters with a series of one sentence remarks. He urged leaders to act, claimed Americans want leaders, and alleged the White House aims to reduce competition while promising cooperation with publishers.
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New York
Henry Ford
Roosevelt
White House
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Messiah Select Committee Announces Dramatic Cast
A Messiah select committee lists chairmen A W Palm L K Ladd A J Leng all of Huron and others from out of town yet to be announced. Palm’s group will include a representative from each Huron Sunday School class. Ladd’s group will include men from Bible classes portraying past Christian history up to William Penn and John Wesley with authentic period costumes. Lang’s group will draw from townspeople in South Dakota representing various professions. All three groups will join the Christmas pageant. AU: three groups are in the Christmas Mass scene.
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A. W.,palm
L. K. Ladd
A. J. Leng
Huron
Mr. Palm Hag
Mr. Ladd
Tima
William Penn
John Wesley
Rach
Mr.Lang
Moose Lodge Installs Officers And Initiates Class
Newly elected officers were installed and a class of candidates initiated at Huron lodge No 780. R O Andrews and his degree team led the initiatory ceremony. Officers for the year include RB Cox as dictator and John A Beck as prelate. Dr George A Youel begins his 12th year as treasurer. Installations continue at the next lodge meeting the first Thursday in May.
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Huron Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
R. O. Andrews
P. Glanz
RB. V. Cox
Herman Bonnin
John A. , Beck
Harry F. Wallace
George A. Youel
Hugo Regenquist
Robert M. Bacclay
D. B. Snedigar
Earl Youney
Dr. Youel
Gince
Tuach
Hospital Admits and Dismissals List Adjacent Names
Admitted: Mrs H H Yerry Redfield medical, Mrs E Witthoeft Wolsey medical, Hope Stewart Huron medical, Mrs FE Stewart Huron surgical. Dismissed: June Moeller Cavour, Marian Smith Deland, Mrs John Wilds Esmond, Mary Schumacher Irequest. Speed recovery with Walker's flowers.
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H. H. Yerry
Redfield
E. Witthoeft
Wolsey
Hope Stewart
Huron
FE. Stewart
June Moeller
Cavour
Marian Smith
Deland
John Wilds
Esmond
Mary Schumacher
Vith Walker
Ady
City Briefs Highlight Huron Residents and Visitors
Mrs Susie 34 Smith returns to Huron from New York City and Minnesota. Max Royhl travels through De Smet and Watertown on business. Mrs Ad Willard back in Huron after Florida sojourn with relatives. Los Angeles visit ends, Philadelphia trip ahead for Richard Broten family. Miss Laughlin to Wisconsin engagements then Burma furlough. to sail from New York in August. Various locals return from Philadelphia and California. May speaking tour noted. A newborn joins Harold Terry family in Huron. Mrs John C G Williams returns from Omaha visit. Snow family set to return from Anaheim California.
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Susie
Smith
Huron
Flinois Avenue
Fife
New York City
Fulds
Minn
Max Royhl
de Smet
Watertown
Ad Willard
Field
Eston Rapids
Mich
Lester Broten
Gon Richard
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Broten
Missoura Schroder
Evhel
Allen Toby
Frank St Pierre
Escanaba
Leonard Brandmire
St. Pierre
Brandmire
Mery Laughlin
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Northern Baptist Convention
Miss Laughlin
Baptist
Rangoon
Burma
New York
City
R. A. Peck
Edward Hexom
Connie Lou
Eddie
Madison
C.G. Atkinson
Ray
Arnold Bliss
Harold H. Terry
Redfield
Huron Hospital
John CG. Williams
Karl Buchholz
Omaha
K Snow
Anaheim
Calif
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